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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28
UN BATTALION A CUBA

Arranca ell tren =. D.. ell battalion valiente
parte.... se alicia de la terra amada,
corra la nave que le espera anclada
y vuela Cuba sobre el mar hirviente.
ALI de patrio amor fgneo torrente,
arroiase & la lid con mano airada,
en- la manigua, su furor tronchada,
tiembla de espanto el misero insurgente.
Guiete Dios ioh battalion, que atento
al honor nacional, vas arrogante,
& luchar y veneer, leon sedlento!
Ataca. lucha.. vence y. .iadelant! 10
Que tn baudera fotara en- Ell vientO,
bajo 81 sol dc los tr6picos, triunfante.
Felipe I0uTneIle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28

A In hora en- que el marques v~'e(a c7n Ia
pesada oarga al palaoio Ia seiora de Benulieu y
Clara, sentadas en- 81 salon grande, ditfeutaban
del final de este hermcso dia.
Por los anchcs BALCONIES penetrahan los
rayos del sol, hacienda brllar el GRO brufido
de los marcos que contenian los retrstos SON
rientes graves de les antepasados, vestidos de
unitorme de etiqueta.
.~.. Ell mueblaje de estilo Luis XVI, de made
ra tallAda pintads dc blanco con fletes verde
mar, estaba tapisado dc seds bordsda represen
tando las metam6rfosis de Ovidio
Un ancho bajo biombo Tornado de tercio-
pelo de G6nova rodeaba Ia espacicsa poltrona,
en- Ia que sentada Ia marques, haola con gran.
de stenoi6n gorritoa de lana para los nihoa de
la aldea.
La san ra de Raaulieu eontaba Us mds de
tuarenta ah .; 80 rostro grsFe aimp<ti2o 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28
FELIPE DERBLAY

No vi6 no quiao yer Clara estos oambios.
Profesaba al duque inalterable Garlic, eepera.
ba confada en la palabra del caballero Las
cartas de CASTOR, frecuentes al principle foeron
POGO POGO disminuyendo, aunque siempre con
ten1an apaslonadas protestas y profundo senti-
miento por las dilaoiones pueetaH su dicha; Pc
ro 20 hablaba de volver, haola va dos amos dc
Bu partida.
A petici6D de hu hja, tuvo la senora Beau.
lien cerrados sus Ealonoa en- estoH dos inviernos
La prometida esposa guerra vivir en- el retro
parr evitar las soIicitudes de loa pretendientes,
que no 30 desanimaban.
Ootavio segafa au carrera de abogado, y8
la marquese preooupaban cada vez mds los pa
pelotes de so interminable pleito.
Al 1legar la pfiaavera, por uno de eeos
caprichos que le ersn habitueles, deseo Clara VII
sltac Ia inca de Beaulieu, levantando el inter.
dioto puesto por So padre. Inospsz Ia marque.
ga de resistir Ia voluntad de eu hiia, iuzean-
do htl distraerla consinti6 en- este visje
For til oauss, el joven marquG Is, que ana
bahia de lioancIafse, Sc encontro una hermosa
men sra de OoHubre, con la esoopeta al hombro
~s'mpeii ado de au Pc ro, en- loa boequea del
a,hor Derblay.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28
@ H A r A DA

No Nmo-dos & perro ageno. .,
pues te puede suceder
que, & mas de perder los dos,
u6n On tres cuarta tn piel
los propietarios d ! chuchO
pOr decir, 9 suponer,
que era morcilia ell regalo
CON que 10 obssquias. Va YES
que pueden muy bien total
Cu alb lomen, de I'm puntapi6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28
Ell PARISlENsE,-PELUQUERIA ?

Perfumeria Gale de Ia Cruz nhmero Il. Surtido ge
neral de 10 mejor que en- perfumeria SO fabrica 81
Francia Alemania, especalidad en- enseres d.
barberia. Limpieza servicio inmejorable. Sc &C :
mten abonados por meses Sergio Lcconpts )
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28
oJo QUE INTEREsA. En- ell es.

tabeolento de los senores Pad6 opez Ca Fortaleza psi
encuentra vaado sudo de pumas sombreros ob
etos De fantasia coronas nqyas camiseas media per-
euentran cho los polvos
mped la rotura de los la inflammation del petroeo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28

EN- RlO.PlEDRAS.-Se vende muy
barata una casa slGuada en- la Gale que va
para la estacion del ferrocarril de la Caro-
lima, en- Rio piedras. Informaran en- el
''Centro de- Vacuuacf6n" on Puerta de tie.
rra en- La tienda LA PROVIDENCIA on
el dicho pueblo de Rio piedras. 15-s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28

a ARANDES MALES GRANDEs RENE
enpobrecmento orgaeo aniquia ell ouerpo
epftu imPo1e deyoveF al sistema neyioso toda 50
de Cerebrina de Uc conceptuado los meioos emil
nentes 81 reconstuyente mas Doderoso 81 ytazs
dor' rapido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28
SE YEMnE AL c0MTAn0 81 estable.

clmlenJO Dc pulperIa denOmlnadO EL
CRISTOBAL COLON sito en- la calle de
Tetuan numerO as Para proposiciones di'
rijirse a la calle de la Tanca ndm. l6. Is --6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28

Entire periodistas franceses:
-Por fin y despues de mucho trabajo,
hemos arreglado un tribunal de honor pa
ra dirimir nuestras contiendas.
-sY qu6? lDa buen reeultado?
i Magnffico! A los ocho dias Sc han
batidO pistola el presidente y el vice.
presidente.
MESA De cARNE De CERDO "LA
CAfALANA.5-La que exlstia en- Ia ca
lie de Ia Cruz numero 20 Sc ha traslad adado
Ia la Marina, calle de la Iufanta Luiea n1
|mero IL. Los precios seran los siguientes:
Carne con hueso, 40 c9ntavos kilo-
|Chuletas, SO idem idem-.Orejas, 40 idem
|idem-Asadura, 25 i;lem idem-Sescs
|idem midem-Lengua, 40 idem idem Man
Iteca pura, 80 csntavOs cuartillo-C -Chicha-
Irrones, precios convencionales. 15-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28
MI n0DKo PEPSICAS
RNCONSTITIJY Y ENTES

rroducen buen4 digestion en- ell est0mago meor
asimacon. nutricion alimentacion en- los intesti-
nos degados Sc vendea Ell las Boticas de Ia lsla y
van 2 reales la caita co teniendO instruction y
49 pidoras Son inaprecableN para curar toda clase
de dispepsias. Dep6slto general en- la Fo' m@cI9 de
GWiUeTMety lo-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28

LAPRlMAVERA DE PADRO LOPEZ
Y COMPANIA calIe de la Fortalezs MI.
m 9ro 35.-F 9rrsterla @ 1incalla .-Jugue.
tes.-S9 vends muy barato y SO renueva ell
sUrt;1O Or >1Os los vApOres. 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28

Dia de gran revista en- el cuartel.
A preseI cia del capitan general y de-
mas autOridades SO distribuye ell rancho.
q soldadito, fedch }, tipo de golfo ma
driie II }, sc presenta con dos fiambreras.
LIE eirven, por 10 tanto, dos raciones
d Para qui6n es ese otro rancho?-le
pregunta ell coronel.
iPG Dios. que esta de Quartet!
E general y los presentes pegan un
brilco.
E! capitan de la compafila, ,interviniendo:
ST, mi general Para un soldado que
Sc llama Juan de Dios, y presta hoy Csc
servicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28
GERONIMO zERBl. CORRIDOR DE

COM MERCIO y Ag3nGa d3 neg )ciO3, tlene
establecida su oficina calle de Ia Fortalezs
ndmero 10, de esta ciudad. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-28

e. TONTO,--- --Unico dep6sito del desa.
creditado RON TOPACIO las tres s. 8. g..
Este ron p6simo, internal y nata .gente, sc
regala q los tocayos del establecimiento 8
kO centavos hotella.
l0--~Pavfa-~-10 ArecIbO
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-04
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OF the Plant System.

Leave Ocala 9 am. for Tampa
and intermediate points.
Leave 1905 for all points north
connecting with through sleeper
for Atlanta, Memphis and Kansas
City at JuIiette.
Leave 1910 pm. for Gainesville.
Palatka, jacksonville and all points
north, east and west.
Leave 1850 pm. for Tavares,
Brooksvile and intermediate
points.
Leave 2:3o pm. for Tampa,
Punta Gorda and St. Petersburg.
Leave $50 pm. for Homosassa.
Leave 1890 pm. for all points
north and south.
For tickets and further informa-
ton call on or write to
f. J. Huber, ticket agent, Fla
d depot. c. +. FARES, city tick
g. agent, Ocala House.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-04

The Covenant Building and
Loan association will pay you 8 per
cent for the use of your money, or
loan you theirs at 6 per cent.
Which do you PREFER M. M.
Little will explain to you.
SIO.5oo.37 paid to AZ members
by the National Protective Legion
on Oct. 10, 1895. Their coupons
having matured for the first five
wears period, They Won While
Living.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-04

Fort Myers orange at Constans.
Hon. u. A. Miller is in Jackson
vile, where he went to take some
of the circuit court records to be
used in the Agnew case.
You have had a merry Christ
mas. Rowell's comfortable Shoes
will help you to spend happy
new year.
n. l. Gottlieb of the Ocala
Photo Company is turning out
most excellent work and has more
on hand than he can possibly do.
Five shares in the Continental
Building and Loan Association for
sale at a heavy discount. Apply
at this office.
In Lough Erie, near Carrick on
Shannon. Ireland, an ancient
black oak canoe, without nail Or
rivet, was lately discovered in
strange way. A Mr.. Mulligan
dreamed that he saw a canoe at
the bottom of the lake The lake
was dragged and the earoe found.
Richardson's stable will furnish
you the incest rigs in the CITY at
living prices. Call on him. Main
street, north of square.
One of the most splendid of the
New York city hotels has several
glass doors in its main lobby,
which are so clear that in order to
/ prevent unobservant servants or
short-sighted persons walking
into them they have the word
"glass" on a card in the center of
each panel.
The cliff where more seabirds
are said to build their nests than
any Other place 10 the world is on
the coast of Norway. 1t is 1000
feet high, and goes by the name of
Svoerholtklubben (Heavens, what
a nameD Kittiwakes have built
their nests of seaweei for ages in
innumerable quantities.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-01-04
IN AND ABOUT THE TOWN.
Some Things You Know and Some
Things You Don't Know.

Thermometer at am. $50.
Florida oranges at Constans'.
The weather is again quite cool.
Hot Chicken Bouillon at Post
Office Drug Store today.
John D. Blockmere of Palatka is
IN town.
For Sale.-A SIS Kodak for $40.
This office.
K. L. Murdoch of Florence,
Ala. is a guest of The Montezuma.
For Hot Coffee go to the Post
Office Drug Store.
Thomas A. Cause of Ferncndira
Is in the city.
Turkeys and fresh eggs at Con
STAINS.
Joe Earman of Jacksonville is in
the city on business.
Try Hot Chocolate at the Post
Office Drug Store.
r c. Conley of Jacksonville is
a guest of the Ocala.
The best there is in Ladies But
Con Boots are sold by ]. A. Row
eli.
A. G. Smith of Griffin. Ga, is
registered at the Ocaia.
The matchmaker, jeweler and
optician is at US, under the Mon
tezuma hotel.
M. r. Cohen of Savannah is
among the guests of the Ocala.
Rowell has sold hundreds of
Caps this season. He has lots of
them left that must 60.
The new city councilmen take
their seats next Monday, Jan. g.
The handsomest and most popu-
3ar neckwear worn now comes
from Rowelps.
III. +. Sanderson of Chatta-
>aooga, Tenn is on our streets to-
day
Fine Fresh Oysters every day at
l. S. Blacks, CSC per quart. Stall
Il. city market
The hotels and boarding houses
are doing land Office business Of
4ate.
Turn over a new Ieaf-com-
snence the new year with a new
tiat from Rowelrs.
VIM. Fox returned yesterday
from a business trip TO Citrus
county.
Go well dressed. Get your
Gents Furnishing goocs from J.
"A. Rowell
T.-nty seven Cubans left Marti
City last night for Tampa via the
PLANT System
I have the best and finest assert
.nent of Leggings in the state No
nicer line ever seen J. A. Rowell
7. A. Wilson of Inverness was
IN the city yesterday and regis
<ered at the Ocala-
Hot Pop Corn ard Peanuts op
Hubbard & McDuff's corner every
evening. Gilmore Jones.
All strangers coming to our
city this winter express themselves
rs we'll pleased with it.
The National Protective Legion
pays SIS per week to members in
case of sickness or disability.
Hon. K. w. Davis of Palatka, a
erominent leg Il light of Florida,
IN the city on legal business.
Send your woollen goods to the
Ocala Steam Laundry, and they
Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-17
A GROWING CHARGE.
south sattle VI. T.. Church-sfCowto,
Preacher Next Week.

south : attic VI. E. Church-ssCowboy
Preacher Next Week
From the Ray View brewery 10 George
town - a good distance. even as the crow
1Ies. and when that distance has 20 hs
measured by slow steps the dsgfAts from
house 70 houSe. hsEr3Sned With the ares
q pastoral oversight. Il seems f4r greater.
These Two points are TIE north sn9 soeEh
limits cf Rev. A. s. Grseg's parish, All he
has been covering the groIn4 with an En-
ergy thas tS fast making fsseif felt
large "a MS present charge 81 Mr.. Csr1rg-s
ovixlnaI appointment covered even r7ars
territory, for be Eas appointed 70 serve
both South Seattle ard Var ASSET BIZ:
after - ard his presiding elder. Dr.. F0rs8.
Ia. surveyed the gToun1 carefully. thev
concluded that tie EroE1ng frzeort2Egs os
South Seattle warranted closer and usre
constant attention. and decided Epsz ser
vices al South Seattle every Szrday. TIE
church Is centrally situated ard Ar. Greg
and hi= family ocaPy = eozy home near =.
He has Just closed 4 seT4ss &C meetings
sxtsnatux through three weeks. during
which tine he has asid daily services
Soaking CO BIS zorE YESTERDAY Re sEs1
thzt While these meetings Rad resaltss in
several zNressar-s 20 rs church he was
confident thAt the greatest benefit Ar1sfns
froza tasxn consisted n tie vital strength
snirx Nhicn tae caETEa members thsna-
selves had r~cs4v@5- lie nasf1e6 E~aAE&i
Increase of interest. ard q larger attend
znes a. al TIA regular ehuren services.
CtAarx IN tie COMMUNITY have essnrsea -.
fAvorzbsv On re rapt1 development 81 ire
cAurcA. which with SIS tributary per LA
tea OF r-crs fhAa - hsEs fair soen Ia
xr1z szte an t-upoftaEt 1EsshozlSt stralg-
Ea33
Nav. sss-ssy nisht NJ. Gregg proposes
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Highest
Awards at
Worlds Fair.

TO inauga-ats new series Of services. tie
preaching 70 be done by Rev. ". +. JAG
obs Mr.. Jacobs IS somewhat OF chafac-
ter. He is one OF the few original COW
boy preachers" who few years ago pre-
cipitated themselves upon tire astontsned
congregations OF prarn Eastern ehGr1hes,
and with the picturesque costumes
and odl phrases of border life shocked the
proprieties and stirred the sensieihfies OF
their hearers. Mr.. Jacobs has been many
things in turn, lawyer, newspaper man ana
Oklahoma politician. but he seems 10 have
found his vocation at last. for he is Wig
circus pulpit speaker and dehater. he
boasts OF having been engaged In III tneo-
logical controversies. in the course Ct
which he has encountered twelve infidsls.
lie has promised 70 remain at least 4 week
with Mr.. Gregg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-17

Al meeting OF Stevens Relief Corps,
held last week. the following were elected
as delegates and alternates to attend the
department encampment 10 be held a. Tz-
coma next June: Delegates. Mrs. Ida
Mckercher. Mrs. Sarah Barney, Mrs
Amanda kiiboarne. Mrs. Louisa Bosart
Mrs. Nell Spaaiding. Mrs. Ellen Bird. Mrs.
Maggie Barney. Altcrnates. Mrs. Gecrgis
Fernand.s. Mrs. Moliie Mckernan. Mrs.
Jennie DeMott Mrs. Picnic Jensen, Mrs.
Kate Searcey. Mrs. Sarah Galloway. Mrs.
Sarah ]. Russell. The corps VIII give an
apron and necktie party Friday evening.
February q. ST G. A. Il. bah, Hincklsy
AfAek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-17

Tbs Tpwcrfh League CO -. Sogth E@-
attic Asth%sizt Episcopal churea. hssa .
pleasant session Friday ufghs. at whtea
TIE following osEcsrs were elected for ias
rEw terra President, Nksz Bertha Var
rezs a-zE vice Frexlaert. Mrs A D Ao@A I,
kee1az vice rrxss1@zg. 2EFs. s C4xnsoelss
laird We president. Mrs n = Greg {.
fsurfh zee pssxs.ezt. Mrs y. Esz~T. SEC
r@zATy. Mr. = A Henry treasurer Mr..
w1EzEa Warren TSess CHEERS oeaSti"
tuss sn@ league cabinet. ard VII rseex =
th&- SzSzE.y Esxt WsSzeS1ay Eis2I
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knights or Pythias.

Seattle Division. No I. Uniform Rank,
ea3ofed trip 20 Tacoma on the night Of
February 20 attend the installation OF
TIE officers OF Tacoma Division. No 4. and
Sunset Dlv.sioa. No. -. Seattle Oficers
Col J. n. Mstcalfe and Col f. Weldon
Yong Officiating. Al the social session.
htsr on. all Of the Seattle Knights spoke,
srgsng fraternity.
Capt Joseph Dick. OF Division No. 4,
proved himself most hospitahle host.
ssf hts Efforts n behalf Of the Seattle
tsiessfion viii long Be appreciated. ~
fAss meeting II vas arranged that the Ia
ezra division return the vistt on Saturday
sxAi. February Is. ard that Capts. Dick
sas J. Y. Covert act a. Installing officers
re Divisions and IL. Of th.k city. With n
hrrs body u representative Knights they
Arrived on the Flyer and were escorted
- TIE Uniform Rank hall. which was
eruwtes vita members in FUN feather.
Tie division appeared well both ansn-
eAisy and In Increasing numbers. After
. tsorvugh inspection all adjourned 70
Castle hall. which had beer transferred
fsts a banquet room. where they wer. re-
'zsc-cei ~ representatives from the Cen-
trai.z ard snohonish divisions. Brig.
Gen II. A. Bgeiow acted as master OF GER
sssooies. and the following visitors ware
Gale. or. Col J. NJ Hayes, Capt A Nc
<-t~- " &HAAf8Asss ksff&%As4A W. 4fs A&Is
sasepA Disk. Lieut. A. +. Naif. Lieut.. J.
2. Lisa. Recorder ". V. Hawlsy, Z. o.
F.asssr. Earle Eahler. from Tacoma d.
ssstoa. No. 1: Recorder W. r.. GaIlsAer,
sr1n Sunset Division No. -. and s. X
t0n-t. from Saohosnfsh. ard were respond
- te ~ Col Metcaifs Col. Young. Ma.
1teAeil. Capt. q son. Capt Horr. Capt
fsrsson. Capt. Saith. Cart Cram. Sir
ksigsts kuiies Kelly and SfrlnE~r. MuSo
vas furnished ~ SIR Knights FNlirner and
c-see
seatsis DIVISION. No. I. viii erin toiativ
w Division No. Is fer three days row.
y that az the bureau Of relief ball next
Wednesday alght there viii Re = fancy eS-
eisaEiea Grill fer TIRE heaeht Of the sick
ss1 reszoas cut CT work
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Sons of American Revolvtion.

The annual meeting and election OF Of
lcers Of Seattle Chapter, No. 2, vas held
February 3. and the following officers
were elected: President. George w. Alex
ander; vice president. John /. Cole. SEC
Rotary. Augustus Y. Bell. treasurer. Car
Isle Il. Blanchard: registrar. Salvador Ell
ileott. These. together with George a yir-
tus and a. Murdoch Cow, form the board
OF managers.
The first annual meeting and banquet Of
the Washington state society. Sons OF the
American Revolution. will be held in tee
parIors OF the Rainier~Grane hotel next
Saturday CWashing tons birthday at S
p. m The society Of the Sons OF the Revo-
luton has been invited 10 join in The ban
QueC
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The National Union.

Evergreen Council. No. 10. held its reg
alar meeting Wednesday evening. Eebru-
airy L. There WAS a large attendance.
Twenty-Five new applications were ballot
ed on and accepted. The degree was rom
ferred on twelve. who had previously been
elected After the comforting of the de-
gree. J. Il. Metcalfe, a member OF the
council. entertained the members IN q
short speech which was the introduction
TO poem read by himself and which APP
pears in the Tri-color. published al To-
ledo. O.. January Is. entitled. Battle OF
the cogpens." written by Senator Henry
W. Eob@y. OF kansas IL was read In a
manner that brought forth long and loud
applause. Short speeches were also made
BY John Arthur and other members. Re
frsshments were served. having been con-
tributed by II. II. kulies. A unanimous
vote Of thanks was rendered 10 the friends
for contributions TO the pleasure OF those
present.
The council has changed the nights OF
meeting TO the second and fourth Fridays
OF the month. and will meet hereafter on
the second floor OF the Pioneer building.
This council vili close its Charter with tie
largest charter list ever instituted In the
state
Seattle Council. No. 3s5. held its regular
meeting Friday evening. February IA
when three candidates we're Initiated and
several applications were read and re-
ferred 20 the medical examiner.
The order throughout the state Is doing
well.
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sTRucK on HI, RAcK.
Serious Accident TO a Temperance Leo
turer in Falling From Trcstle.

The recent accident 20 Rev. E. p. SUIT
ton, temperance advocate. proves 10 be
more serious than Al first reported. and rs
will probably be laid up fer several weeks.
Yesterday he told how the accident &C.
Cured. There is 10 station at Ostrander,
and in order - reach that place he went
through 20 Stockport. and then started 10
walk back mile and half 10 Ostrander.
on the way crossing. A driving storm of
wind and rain was raging. ard when re
was a little more than half way across hs
saw train rapidly approaching. The only
way OF escape seemed to be TO reach a
cross timber, but II attempting 10 gain 10
he fell 10 the ground. twenty-five feet be-
low, striking his back across a humulock
and his ankle on foundation sll.
A bridge sang az the end OF tho treSfis
witnessed the accident. and came 10 Mr..
Sutton's rescue He was found uncnn-
scious. ana taken 20 the Ostrzn6er hotel,
where finally his injuries were attended by
Dr. Lansing, who was summoned from
Castle Rock. The injured man was brought
to this city Friday.
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The walla yvalla,s Passengers,

Steamer walla Waila sails this morning
for san Francisco. With q full cargo CT
general merchandise Tbs following PEG
PIE viii take passage from thls port: r,
r. Base ard wife. J. Iongstreth ard
wife. Mrs. MaTsien, Mrs Baker. r =
Carxfile. :. F. Jackson. ". p. Rowland.
Mss " WaI4roa- Miss Nellie Owens. =
8 Han and wife. w. p. Hal. John
Wright. James Lee. II. Morgan and farai-
", George r. Csughrean wife and two
children. Mrs. Hayden. W. 7. Ali sna
wife. Miss Francis Mss I Francis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-17

ccars Excelsser. No. y. held It's regular
rrssiax last Tuesday evening AZ the OWN
"a ball large attendance being present.
Vas candidate R&S initiated into the -
ersfs q the oFsier. u. g. Murray was IN
sasied rccerliae ssacftafy fer the - es1ns
ssFrS BY Past Cotef Ranger Thomas II.
Aa.reS 81 the request of the eerGty. A.
~ IrisTs. . 40 Vas rot able &c be present
= easfrni,tea was appointed 20 make Ar
fssSvaaeHts for q grand tav}tStion bail at
hanke haB in 3ea near future puri-r
fea9 asa y fare several ~ ths brethren
E-ssses made a lev appropriate remarks
g fnresfry
te1rs Enterprise. No. : held a pleasant
ss.ssiisg on Thursday evening. February 4
e-iiet Ranger ". y Roper presiding Two
ssaaesttcns we're acted o.. end a new ns
e~ssTea. Al The sick members were re-
.ss'rd as infrevt7E. ). J. BrSiis. =. Bar
- 49, ?. BgsnckFnah are tire sick com
ssaes Ter she present El0nts. Charles
~ e. Cear; krtes reS. San Fran-fs,o.
~ eai1e SEX ~ Providence hospital.
- kaess3 committee reported that ar
sa-SRisaenss Aaa hesa completed fer TIA
soef3 sext Th4rssiay evening
teNTt Crescent Nc. : bed is usual
SsnS IN GA Fellows hall ballard
80 svezlns. = xoss3iy attendance 90
zeeFs estnS present 70 Nas ssecf SD
$50 frs,erasl social a. a date 20 Re
- = a coaaEaIsfes. AMI also 70 extend
sst4tl01 70 several sister courts 70 at