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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-17
THE DARkENED COUNSEL.

unwavering death, He dreadful seems, indeed,
But we hear not from those that know him
best
Perchance to them, the many, he gives rest
Not only, but ali joys. Maybe we read
His darkened counsel wrongly and so bleed,
Self wounded All obeying his behest.
How large and kind his heart if they be blestl
John Vance Cheney in Century.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-17
Train No 30 connects at calvertOn for warrentOn.

No 5Connecs a Warenton
Manassas
Rocky Moun and n
caverton
Alexandria daily Sunday for srasburg and inter
euninga Alexandra 3H i
Trains for Round Alexandria sos 53
Alexandra returning ana
m.
SLEEPING
NewY
York;
Dining Car tetween Greensbo
Tampa Also Sleeping Car between
Charlotte
w n GREEN W.ATURK
W. o. ~ General
n
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

TEILOI HELLO
We wish to call your attention to the
ALEXANDRIA TELEPHONE E4CHANGE
AND IT'S ADVANTAGES.
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NAVY BEANS, best quality, &c per quart
IN or &c per lb, at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-17
STEAMERS.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT COM
w PANY (LIMITED.l
FERRY SCHEDULE

FERRY SCHEDULE
On and after June 9TH. 1896, and unit
further notice the following ferry schedule
will be in force.
Leave Alexandria foot of King street, al
6 90. 7 80. 30. 8 30. 10 30 and IL &c
a. m, - 30. 30, 2 1913 30, 80 5 80
6 80 and Is p. N.
Leave Washington. foot of Seventh street
at 6:15 7 80, 8 80, 9 30, 10 30 and II 30
a. m. - 30. 1 30, 80, 3 30, 30, 30
30 and Is p. m.
N. B. Same schedule Sun days, commencing
POTOMAC RIVER LANDING STEAM
ER WAKEFIELD leaves Washington Mon.
dsys at 700 a. M, and Alexandria at 8 OC
a. M, for landings as far as Nomini and on
Wednesdays and Saturdays at same hours foI
St. Clements Bay and Leonardtown.
c.. W. RIDLEY, General Manager.
JOHN p. PADGETT, Agent.
nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORT
REss MONROE.
The Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company
Will run DAILY LINE, commencing on
Monday, March 80, with their new and pow.
eriul iron steamers
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK,
Leaving the wharf at the foot of Prince stree
Al 73Opm.
Returning will leave Norfolk at 20 p m.
single faro So. Round trip So.
c. W. WATTLES. Agent
No. 2 Prince street.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
MOOT g co.
Successors to ]. Rector smoot & Co..
TEAM FLOORING EXPLAINING MILL
Manufacturers OF
Or AND WINDOW FRAMES, .MoUL
INGs, &c.
,MALERs IN LUMBER, SHINGLES,
LATHS, NAILS, LIME,
CALCINED PLASTER and CEMENT
No. % north Union street,
Alexandria, VS..
rmhcr delivered free in the city.
R1sHElLI & SON.
s. E. Cor Royal and Wilkes street,
Alexandria, Va.
New Sash, Door and Frame Factory,
Now in Full Operation.
PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED ME.
CHANICS Run 1T.
IF you don't know what you want we can
tell you. We will keep in stock and meet
competition on the following goods; viz
FRAMES, SASH DOORS, BLINDS, BRACK.
ETS, MOULDINGS, MANTELS, NEWELS,
BALUSTERS, FLOORING, RUSTIC SID.
ING, DRESSED BOARDS, &C. SQUARE
TURNED WORK A SPECIALITY. Special
attention given to Church, Store, Office and
torch Work. All communications from tn
country promptly answered. and all order
promptly filled. Estimates cheerfully fun
nished feb25 2y
,,,.n 600
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A FINE LINE OF MEMS DRESS
N SHIRTS, Numbered and unlaundered.
best at lowest prices, at
A. C. SLAYMAKER,s.
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A LINE OF GOOD QUALITY DOMEs.
n TIC GING4AMS at Be per yard at
A. c. SLAYMAKER'S,
Successor to Amos B. Slsymsker.
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HELLO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-18

Tacoma FEB r7.-specsaI -Mr and Mrs.
John .. r. cootss arrived today from "a n
FraDgfsco. and were met At thA wharf ~
the E-@n5<rs Of both the Ccorss and Haz-
zara families The runaway couple wsre
fetatTed with open arms. and a general
fs'iiAcztion followed They vii make their
bone In Tacoma George Hazard the
yosthfgl brides father. has received let
Ter from Sberin McMfian AT Victoria, stat
ing that he issued marriage license To J
g. r. Ceofes and Miss Julia A. Hazard
February Z he also says the young saupge
were married b. Rev $. Cieaver. q the
Metropolitan church Of that city. THE
conduct Of the young man.. says the sher-
~. was honOra0ie. open and aboyeaoard
and having been duly married according
- the Laws Of British Columbia. Ia the De-
r3inion Of Canada. he Is Just as firmly
bound 70 that act here as If ne Rad been
married IN the state Of Washington ana all
the other states CO the Union combined
The license vas legally issued the mar
riage legally performed. and Mr. Coofss IL
TO ali intsnts and purposes your legal son
ia-faw"
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Nansen Relief Fxpe,,,tion

Chicago. Feb. 1T-Recent reports con-
corning the return Of Or hansen from
tie north pole have induced a Chicago
syndicate 10 consider the advisa ability OF
5ispatchlnz a party at once TO the Lena
river for the purpose OF ascertaining the
foundation for tins accounts received. as
Well as 20 assist. IL possible, the return
ing explorers in the probable march
toward either Yakutsk or Irkutsk The
man selected 20 lead the party IS Evelyn
BALDWIN. metcorologist Of Lieut..
pearyss North Greenland expedition II
lS0-et Much information concerning the
region q he ira sersc5. as well as special
facilities for expeditinE Baldwin on his
Journey to Siberia. have been afforded hy
Monsieur 4. s. Ssyine. Comte d. Toulsa-
TCetrees in Chicago. w'lo il connected with
the siberian railway. In sn Interview
baldwin said. Earring such information
concerning %auseu's whereabouts as
would make TIE proposed trip inexpedient
At ta3s time I shall 20 direct from san
F'rarclseo 10 E(asiyostock on the Pacific
coast. more than son miles from =
Petersburg FROM NIadivostock u Irkutsk
The 6rsf - miles wiii Pc by railway. and
ire remaining distance by post Twenty
tao DAYS Win f-e occupied ~ making the
transit TIE tinc % - ctr1ssiraed between
Chicago and Irkufsk wiil D. about fifty
days
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Tacoma. Feb T-Speeial-seorxe Med
Arkiey. who has been deputy city comp
trolier since Is32. has resigned his position
owing 20 his business affairs requiring his
presence n England- C0mptroller Ben
ham appointed l. G. jackson TO the va
cancy.
THE inquiry into the death Of Horace
Baker, conducted by Coroner Parks. re-
suited r. establishing the fact that his
demise was due 10 the fall from the
Eleventh street bridge Drs. Everett and
Miller performed the autopsy As the po-
lice have failed 20 trace Bakers actions
on Friday night from II - the time he
left his friend. r. A. Johnson. on Pacific
avenue. Coroner Parks has decided TO
hold an inquest tomorrow.
y. Nelson. captain Of the schooner En-
ma Ciaudina, was arrested tonight on .
charge OF not paying the wages OF the
cook, Peter lie Fred lie was released on
so bail. The arrest was made uader the
state laH.
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kitty o.connor'' at cor,iray'=.

The Chase company gave kitty - CON
nor al Cordray's 10 good audience last
nfsht. The play Is an Irish comedy. with
an animated plot and a varied range or
characters. Kettle Bernard Chase exer-
cfs,d her usual wltchery as Kitty oton-
nor. -the red colleen. Wild as a mountain
lion with a heart OF gold" Charles W.
Chase was Al his best IN the part OF Ter
ence O'Grady. a wild youth. who nnaiiy
reforms Daniel Mcclure. who usually
does the Juvenile work. last night took the
heavy part Of Squire Mervine, Of Nervine
manor and did Il we'll FL T. Gardner.
Iaval 70 the sphere Of comedy IA which ne
afvavs wins his auiience 70 laughter.
rlavaH the part o. Dennis 0'Connor, ever
faithful and ever funny
The plav Is startling enough 20 suit the
most sensational. There Is pretty
CHRISTMAS eve scene. with snow-balling
ana roe~rfrnant. an assassination. pris-
on quarry scene a midnight scene ~
rrs.4-0rsa1. the glitter q great financial
e.,o~ees an escape frorn prison. the shield
ing ~ a convict hy the red colleen
whose fair hard the viper tries - sting.
ar8 "a ruurHer SO clos with The play VIII
l,a repeated tonight and tomorrow night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-18

n-sr1ng prescribed IN shs rules Engzxser
Harsh. Fireman Martin ard Brak4rra1
"t6fon teSsitie4 thst Brownies rad asaszf
Esrpfaxse language - fhess as5rsn@s sa4s~
ne1hs ana had treated Izeza Ercfvtfsv
tbs y az egriaE TIE A r. T. s1rike ard
sttf't~ses EeTs rev Es-n. NSxtoa testI-
AsTl inas Brpwries sgore AZ him. and ofes.
- 1rliha- started the train without seeing
y sne loading cf rs8zk cars MAS finished.
s-@siIsx witness. Es8 zzs euaagz1 II
1eFhs = faA 1ef~een the cars and khs
platform. marrosiF ea-apsrK death fsar-
ff@l Manager Dickinson. 70 wsorn BFasu-
fss APPEALED from bis discharge. ard So
S~rsnfsHesnt Hcf,zgs~. Eho CONNECTED RE
nearing resaitlnz In Bros ntee.s 6Issbarea.
NeFe examined The case xas continued
fili tomorrow
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/ RUSH TO COLVILLE
Miners TO Take Advantage of
the Law Just Passed.
uanoaeDs or MEN GOING IN.
Trial OF Ex-City Treasurer Me-
eauIey, Of Tacoma, Begun Taco
ma Ex-Bankers Indicted.

s-.ksne. Feb. 17.--Tares sur1red mining
- 81 nr3ss@ctor8 left here fks8s morning
- sse Cs8ssiie reservation. ~ &nfiei9a ton
= - pre<s4ens signing the BID extending
=. a..reral aaNs 70 TIE H0Tfn half 81 vne
- Ssaas are Esing IN va Marcus
- re- Senkana a. Northern read, while
go ara going over the Central WASH
- News zss received tonight THAI
80 hundred men are Ia camp Al Mar
- al others haze gone IN regardless ~
:. warnsngs q the In3ian police.
fs.rae the past summer several Sg.n-
z,sa els.ans gsfe ssaksd out on the rsssrvA-
- Il being a legal point az 20 whaEBsy
-. sr4s5nr lass were not ALREADY ~ force
90 Of these nos going 10 have ae@n
- Before ard their purpose ns~ IS %
800 guard ever their claims. Miners and
s~1ssectgrs are also coming doEa from tho
- II British Columbia Tho reserva-
- IS uoR covered With snoS. bot the
<.sshe- "a mild. and a. fuel Is plentiful "a
s.sfships are anticipated.
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Mr.. bartholomew Acquitted.

Tacoma. Feb. 7.-Special.-county Com
missioner W. T.. Bartholomew Was today
declared not ggiity OF the charge Of buy
ing an obligation against the county az a
discount Maj Bartholomew was tried be-
fore Judge Parker. without Jury and on
a stipulated statement OF facts. The deci-
sion was rendered this morning The war
rant purchased was for Sl7.5o and Mr.. Bar
tholomew paid SIG for IL. This much was
admitted II was admitted also that he
has purchased II not for himself, but for a
friend and with a friends money, The
court held that the case was not under the
common law, bit under q statute. which,
according 30 statutory rules OF construc-
tion. had TO be construed strictly. He did
nor find such a ease gave him asy reason
20 ind the defendant guilty. He was there
fore discharged
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background we're sad barriers 10 the imag-
nation which sought 10 identify itself
complately with the scenes represented
Miss wainwright has evidently given
thorough study 10 the part she plays As
the aO-year-oId daughter Of Sir William
FondIove she moves smoothly ana grace
f,,ilN- through the pretty little plot OF the
-lav ~ which she is the natural center.
Not with a mere physical snootnness.
either. though that displays itself from the
moment OF fer entrance To the time OF her
last graceful bow in the gavotte- The
plav gives her many opportunities, ana she
has studied 10 use them all She Is spe-
cially charming in, the niaidenIy nolests
which half compels her toward her lover
an5 haIf persuades her 10 drive him from
her.
AR Hartxig as wfldrake is her lover.
.ruaarins, first I'm the garb Of a country
squire. he IS convinced that MS rusuc
manner il the cause OF the evident lack OF
favor with which she regards him lie
therefore exchanges his squire's dress Tor
that Of a fop Of the period. and takes les
sons from a dancing master. In both
nhases of his career Mr. HartUig IS good,
AMI when he suddenly abandons the fop-
merry which he finally discovers = disgust
ing TO his mistress and resumes MS orig
inal robustness he wins the sympathy OF
his audience
scarcely irsS bha4Ht 'SsSa.7T -
tie Russell who plays the part OK tne
widow SO as 10 bring cat all its lights and
shadows Mr. Barton Hin. as Sir William
Fondlove. whose name aptly suggests MS
aftinx courtship. is thoroughly natural
Mr. Joseph Zahnsr makes model suitor.
and the lydia whom ne loves 70 Devotion
is 50 attractively played by Miss Ger
trude Elliott that the devotion seems not
at all strange.
The costumes are excellent and the OBJ
iect lesson presented by them gives an
insight into the mode Of life In fash
ionable Engllsa houses more than two cen-
turtles ago such as could not be obtained
from mere description
The same company viii present tonight
IAN Unequal Match" and tomorrow night
The Daughters Of Eve"
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RcIIInoharn Hay News

Whatcom. Feb 17.-Special---The organi-
zati0n Of the County immigration Associa-
ton has been perfected by the selection Of
the following beard OF directors. J Han
mum Jones and w r Moultray. OF Nook
sack: r. q Gamwell OF Fairhaven. l. J..
Work and A. :. Cole, Of Whafcom. r l..
Kline. OF Columbia Valley: p Rentzen.
Lynden a meeting OF the board f. called
for Friday. February 2I
John 5. Stangrom and Jack Leesiy have
gone up into the Cascades on a bear hunt
their destination being the Slate creek
summit They viii go by way OF Marble
mount and Skagit canyon and expect 10
be- absent about two weeks. The snow Is
very deep in the mountains and they will
probably have 10 travel fifty miles or mare
on snow shoes.
1t - announced that street railway mail
service. twice daily each way. is 20 be insti-
tuted between whatcom and Fairhaven
March 2
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mfygg AND rgrEns INDICTED.
rar FmbezzIenseDI From DeE.ositors
In fhe. Column bia National Bank.


.r.eon.a. FEB. I7.-SpeciaL--The FEDERAL
x..aa 1sfy today brought IN a frye bin
sxsinsf Maj. Henry Oliver president. and
e q Peters cashier. q the Columbia
N.ssausl haak The indictment charges
.s.r with eubezzlsng elvers sums OF
-sensf. TIE. property q the hank. and -.
pss.enas. Of Cincinnati. depozifoT. TIE
srxresate amount Of the money alleged 20
hsxe been sEnhezzseEi Is sIt.tes
The Indictment brings several new facts
sase thu eases against Messrs- Oliver and
PEER. The former was arrested about
mosth after the bank failed on the charge
~ synhezxIlng 81 So. whieE was sent him
~nl,a aeslag az president Of the bank by
Nr noftenus. The sum sas alleged 10
haxe been credited to President Oliver as
Fysstes and transferred to him as agent,
40 That he checked Il oat for his own
aayposes Mr.. Peters was arrested and
shargsd wlth faIsifyinx the books OF the
saak with the intention Of Geceiving the
eempsroiser OF the currency as 10 It's con
Aston
Pr Indictment. which has sixteen
eoaats alleges that MeSsFs. Oliver and Pc
tfrs. c0nspiflna together. the latter aiding
Ard abstting the former. did wilifuily and
fssorsoasly ase and divert the money OF the
A.sklng corporation for their own pur-
poses and with using $3.50 for the pur-
o. pafE4A&s8sA AstftI TOT fIt@AiHEAAEn anu
stnsrs This refers % the South Tacoma
sonnpany scheme. In which large tract OF
rsAi estate vas purchased near the Lake
sew rolling mill
MAJ Oliver is specifically charged with
ekeekiag out the tIea deposited hy Mr..
potfsnaz for his own use and benefit. The
Bottenus deposit j. alleged 10 have been
made January p. 1891.
OF the s.. CSC alleged 70 have been embez-
slsd or check was made BY Mai Oliver.
q SCI forth In the Indictment. for slJ9 10
ne order q ]. b. HoughtoH. now deceased
lie vas an officer in the South Tacoma
comusny Two ether checks, aggre-
eating 81 SO. were drawn To Mr. HOugh-
san's order February y. 1894. The same
safe a cheek for 500 was drawn for J. II
VIII vice president Of The bank and an
sricef % the South Tacoma Com
pany Checks were thereafter drawn as
foFows Three hundred and nfiy-five dol
lars To Mf Houghfon March II. S2a0 To the
sause March :. s.gso on March l and 40
or March ? both 70 Mr.. Houghion. so
each to Ira A. Towne ard W. W. Liekcns.
rae well known attorneys. February q.
sss aua $40 90 ". j. Thompson July II.
ia4
Beth the defendants were arrsigned az
ao'elock this afternoon AMI given uptil to-
morrow az o'clock 10 plead.
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Wheat earvoe- for Africa.

Tacoma. Feb. Especial That there IS
a big demand for Washington wheat in
south Africa Is illustrated BY the fact that
two large fuil-rigged SHIPS viii leave the
Sound this week carrying cargoes Of grain
for Cape Town. The fine steel ship An
calos has completed her cargo here. after
loading a large proportion 81 Il At Seattle.
saa Viii sail Wednesday. ship CANDIDA.
Cant Kerr which arrived here Saturday.
l. now loading wheat at the Touring mill,
and the work 81 filling her hold with grain
viii ne rushed as rapidly as possible. An
eyort gvii bs made TO have her ready 20
sau Saturday.
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4 BICYCLE rms EMPLOYEES.
ScxtupIet Riders and fsecor'i-Brcaker
Roll In the nsf.

Roll In the nsf.
san Diego. Cal. Feb. f7.--At the Corona
DO track today the tire OF a ssxtuplet ~
plsard- causing seven whssimen 10 receive
injuries THE accident occurred during
the TRIAL of the Syracuse racing team for
the worlds records In the mile and the
half-r-sfie flying start races. Wells, the
sa,, FRANCISCO wonder. was paced ~ the
asxtnelat. with Stone. Terril. Washharne.
schmidt Vaughan and SwanbrouEh ur~
A WARMING zap mile was made te~iay IN
l.ss chan go0. and then away they went
Tor the "a against tinae. Wells keeping
WITHIN three feet q she rear wheel of The
},ie vaarhine. and the others putting all
th.fr metal into the combined EFFORT 70
lenve him.
when near the th~ee-auarter pole, and
stfrr at a G.fI gait report vas beard
ARA ln a second or 50 nothing could he
seen ~ fl.s wheels oT the riders all hav~
fsr gone town IN a terrible turnhls -
hsysf tre bow fenre Swafgereueh was the
ONLY ore. however seriously hurt. hts
1-ft snkfe being broken TIE others were
bruised a1saut tRs .fmos ana oosiy except
wells. who escaped with scarcely hfglsse-
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The Senator as produced BY the
Y,rawasv company. ~ the Columbia thea
.e~. san Francisco. "a said by the Exam
liner 20 have been q pronounced surcesS.
ans -'e,v far the strongest card 81 the
s,ewqanv "Tt is a thoroughly Amer
can play in SIS presentation life and cfAaF-
e..ts~ Fl. --l.s FsrawIev company wiii oEsen
al the Seattle theate~ ora Friday night
y.tfh The Senator" On Saturday "Sien
ana Women uiIl - given st the matinee
ard Last Paradise a. tire evening per
f5rTuaucE.
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An American surgeon who has just re-
turned from cuba. says: '"The Spanish
hospital at Havana now has nearly leD
yellow fever victims. and the season is
only begun. None ever get well shortly
after a victim gets IL he begins to curl
up like a withered leaf. and as soon as
his head and feet touch he dies"
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as the star. viii be given ar the Seattle
theater Thursday. Miss McHenry is well
known TO the theater-goers Of this city,
and has been seen here in the past in her
comedy success, "A Night at the Cir
Gus" The Bicycle Girl" is from the pen
of Louis Harrison. and is described as his
funniest play effort. The company this
year Is said to be stronger than. ever. and
a good company always strives TO make
the best of good play.
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The spedon Entertainments.

LAAiS Nc Amer tNstu
Mr.. Spedon as an entertainer Is a pro-
nounce3 success. His clever pictures TAX
ing of modern life. his sketches OF people
in the audience. his stories and descrip-
tons Of how artists prepare pictures for
the press. and his happy fund OF anecdofe
left nothing 10 be desired.
Mr. Speedon viii he at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church on Wednesday even
ing Admission free.
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Tacoma. Feb "a Special WIN 4
p,sr. rrauaging editor OF the News. has
f.sigt.sss sna acccpted position on the
stafY Il the Gan Francisco Chronicle. Il Is
said au Was net harmonious am ons the
owners az the News. ~ which Mr. Ryan
We 3ue Richard Rsedisev. Of Deputy
Courc b Drums force 81 inspectors. ~ho
holds q large interest IN TIE paper, IS iooA-
ta., after las management.
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GOV. RICHARDS ~ OLYMPIA.
Montana Finding out How Ten Build
lies. state Capitol.

oiyn1.s. Feb. Specialize state
capitol commission o. Montana, acc0mpa-
h.d by Gov. RsekaT1s. * officla chairman
thsrt8f arrived IN this city Yesterday az
teFnoou. Montana Is about 10 take pre-
hminarY steps toward the erection Of a
sTw capitol. and the visit here by the COM
a,sslan 3 with a view 10 conferrlng win
ne Ike board Of this state snd proiiting
~ the experience already gained here. as
fhs esaitiuns regarding Montana's land
rant are almost ideHhcai with those OF
Washington. Gov Richards and his COM
mssziea. IN company with state Auditor
fFost. Commissioner Rec and Private Sec
FetAry Macdonald. today visited the cari-
fa greBs-fs auG Inspected tae work already
accomplished There a~t speus the aflHr-
anan reviewing tie plans ana ssscilicatious
fsr Warrington proposed stats a13Se.
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: ]. N3lev, q vel known school teach
= = 9'.ssa 0.as3e, Fsvetss Co. Pa say@
- NeFx mueh pleasssd 81 testify g. Jhc
NaF & thanssrerisins IouEh Eensesig
-. fsasSle = whAsh I paehssssa at 1aHaes
Ia e tass plage. Ii Fsve are prcsurl
lssrzzAasDt relief frogn a severe astaek ct
e5sn slf>e shsa have e,-~i !, When
sfs@ekesa ~ eav ta,rSas sroahle, and Il
>@& A'sA.s ezee.e4 psa-zgs c1Fe."
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Ilsrusgvn's Discovery lo Ne.Ictae,

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rur TRIAL OF M'cAuLEY.
For Using the puallc Funds OF Taeomi
for Private Gain.

for Privat. Gain.
Faeoma. FEB Il The teIal OF ~ -Csty
Treasurer McCauley on a charge Of us of
setlie funds for prtvt.ts gain - accept-
80 Interest thereon fFona BANKS, wss TAX
"a va tosisy f. the superior coext 1ba
fs5ils Saw was spent in selecting eleven
IfoFs. tBa srsc.ai oueu Hfnires being Is
seFa Trlal wH] proceed tomorrow after
ne sslsctlon Of the twelfth iuror. The
Taxpayers' League has engaged prom
tnenf attorney - assist the county sttor-
~ q pruseertinx the ease.