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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-23

At the close of the present session, DR..
Henry E. Shepherds connection as presi-
dent Of Charleston College viii caese,
owing to differences on questions of ad-
ministration between him and the trus-
tees. He is zone of the foremost scholars
in America to quote DIR. Gilderslecye.
He is son of whom North Carolina is
proud. and we have long cherished the
hope that his native State would be bless
cd by his instruction and ripe scholarship.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-23

] Wiley Shook is the latest candidate
for collector in the Western District.
He is the statesman from Pigeon River,
and as strong for gold as any yaller ham
mer. J. Wiley could scent moonshine a
hundred miles away, and he could tear
the civil service UP by the roots. j. Wiley
is the man.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-23

Is going down daily in the battle.
with its only formidable enemy
RHEUMACIDE--the great consti-
tutional cure. The percentage of
cures is extraordinary.
The doctors, ever ready 10 recog-
nize merit in new discoveries, are
now prescribing RHEUMACIDE.
A prominent physician in Charlotte,
N. c., has adopted this remedy in
his practice and prescribes nothing
else for rheumatism. Other well
known physicians are doing the same
Of course they have been given
enough of the formula to enable
them to decide that it is all that the
proprietor claims, and that it is q
scientific compound, for doctors are
the last people to prescribe a RENE
dy manufactured by irresponsible.
firms, and without knowing some
thing of the ingredients.
RHEUMACIDE is sold by nearly all
druggists. PRICE: $1.00 per bot
tie; six for $500.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-23
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock Olders of
the Moth Carolina q r Company will he
held at the OH of III cnmptny in this city
on Thursday JApu"r 2ist, lSa7 - 2o'clock
JOHN WARD, Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-23

Millions for executive prerogative
not cent for hberty-Olney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29
DEATHS.


OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. 2&-Mrs. Mar
garet NJ. Booth died suddenly OF heart dis
ease tonight at her home on Eighth
street.
Mrs. Booth was the daughter OF Sir
James Montgomery, OF Ross and Mont
gomery castles. a bAr0net Of Scotland.
her father left Scotland in 1872 and came
TO the United States, where she was born
and married. with er husband, a man
OF means. she settled In Sierra county.
Following the death OF her husband came
a series OF berNaYements. An infant
child was poisoned Through the error OF
a physician; another was drowned: an
other was sta 55ed by a robber. and a
third, employed in a clerical capacity by
Alameda county. was attacked with pneu-
monia and died within twenty four hours.
Past Assistant Surgeon bryan.
NEWPORT. r. l.. Dec. 2s.-Past Assist
ant Surgeon II. Il Bryan, attached 20
the training ship Constellation. died while
sitting ct table on board ship tonight of
cerebral hemorrhage.
Barbet, the Tenor.
PARIS. Dec. 2S.-Barbot. the French
tenor, who arst sang Gounod's Faust"
died yesterday.
Director Du Fresnoy.
PARIS. Dec. S.--aT. HaIanzier Du Fres-
noy. formerly director Of the Paris opera,
is dead. Hs was born IN 1sis
WaSIeIaSkI, the VioIinist.
LONDON. Dec SS-Ths death Is an
nounced OF Wasielaski. the yioilniss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29
MANY rIvE LEGAL POINTS


Esez0urysfr9fE. Det1 ZS-sp@rtsl- - ] -
csc - Hart Va r1ekeT. involving claim
~ ssa 50 witch Ears had for a saw nj
ard other improvements Oh scnSaa aafa1
Purchased az pnhsse ssls ~ RuSker, vas
49, r. the court here goeay-
TIE ANA nes n~sr Everett. sne whsn
she boom collapsed az that place Rueksr
soar,sseed fhAs be do n1s want the prof.
a~ty bad enough . ray ths s&a.as which
~ss the appraised valIe o. harSs I'M
rsru-~rn4rts The case was tried T. A2-sa
end Hart was ron-H8iteo- The Eupxe1ae
r9rrr rsrnandes the case FOR trial TIE
rasInrfT secured . writ from the -ucr@sns
court prohibiting TIRE superior court from
setting Il o. the dav naue1. because 81
an grresaIsrity IN TIE calling OF the jury.
TIE defendant then secured new jury
ard today appeared FOR trial The suit
invoIves some fire prints, ard the follow
Ing lawyers are prepared 70 fight the case:
A r Rlrielrn. % Seattle: Crowley &
gresscup, OF Tacoma: =. c Sullivan, Of
Tacoma. and Bell 4 Austin. for the de-
fens@. srd sftles. sfevunS y TiNingnasf,
o. Tacoma: Seymour a Pritchard. cf Ta-
earua. ard ColeFnsa Gs Hart. % snoho-
nSsh for the piaintiff.
a Jury was nos secured today. but II Is
expected that tho case VIII be tried to-
morrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec &.-spscial Ia.
Following appointments have been mai,
w -. Wheeler, az Lsaiah. Spokane eounsv
vice Z. James, resigned: c. Ia Taggzrt 4,
Belfast. Skagit county, vice j. Ness.lruaa
resigned; r. c. Calhoun. az Nexaassla
King county. vice G. r.. Yeaton. rssisnes'
J. ID. McGhee, at West Seattls Vice {,
Bramble. resigned: A. Dabell, AZ Grant
Fremont county, Idaho. vice +. c. Han
son. removed. q. NJ. Byram. AZ Granville.
Chehalis county, vice X. Il. Huston. re-
signed.
The commission OF sara H. Franklin AZ
postmistress at Gig Harbor has been slxn-
ed; also that of Alpedro Noble as pos.-
master at Orting.
The star service from Vancouver TO
Hopewell Will, after February |, ISL. oml,
the office at Hoekinson. That Office Will
be served on a new route. which has Juss
been established from Brush Prairie By
Hockinson TO Roxwell twice a week, thu
contract running untA June %. 1855. Con-
tracts have also been let for star services
for the same length OF time from uettys-
burg 10 Twin. twice week, and fsosa
Cosmopolis 10 Newshak, also twice
week. The postmaster general has also
authorized a mail seryics al East Sound.
San Juan county. to and from the steam
boat landing. beginning December "a. Tas
special service TO buckingham. Douglas
county, from bridgeport. and to Roms
from New Whatcon win be discontinued
January 81. 1881.
A postofliee mas just been established q.
Powell, Blaine county, Idaho. fouftesa
miles east OF Arco. with George W. Pow
eli as pos tInaster. The star service fresa
Juliaetta to Nes Perez VIII, after Jsna-
airy /, supply the postoftiee al Fletcher,
which is situated on the route bstsssa
Kippen and Mex Perez. The service iron
Bancroft to Chesterfield. Idaho, VII b
increased. after January /. 10 six tiaas
week. Sunday being the day excepssd
special schedale for mail service psusen
SoutAwick and Weippe, Idaho. h. ossa
arranged from now until April y b..
the mail viii leave Southwlck A1Edss,
Wednesday and Friday al a. ra. ssass
WeIppe Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.
at the same hour. The schedule fm ne
summer months Will remain the sans =
IL has been the past summer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29
Titiar., rhtra Rrnnr,.

TACOMA. Dee. - Special. Receiver A.
i TsGew. or the Bank Of Tacoma. nled
his thiri report late this afternoon IN the
Superior cogrt- x shows that he ha.i al
lowed elaiFnE. amounting 10 t-ssl az
whicn sss,@' is due the city - Tacona.
Claims disailowea amount - sgsS COO The
receiver has pai5 himself s. salary % sero
~ elonth for Tire avst six months o. hts
trust. s-se per month for the Rurrae linr
siy months ass SD gor the nast thrra
months 81 all s2a1. Ills attarncqs. Ch,s
Eicaar'son W ~ Bcr's. A. y Io~aan
ensi " Bowie have Beer allowed e. 1oa
tssifes contingent Zee ia che ease ~ '-f,-
lev receiver, against \. c. Richards. ss
s8snsnisfTatQr of ere estate OF pavts
fumphries. Receiver T1tlow states fAnt
BE duties have hera aoeroas ard a-slu0s.
as he tnlnks the snoua3s allowed r,-
servtcs Is reasonable Ie rrays far q,
order sToravtng bis acts. ara recommend =
thai dividend ~ 20 Ter eent % crse-s.4
The fepoTs states tnat &c has collected s-l i,
fas Ana raid out = Sn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29
THE ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION.
Ninth Annual Meeting ct John.
Hopkins Iaiversfty.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2S-The uiath ar
nua meeting % tAe American Economic
Association began thss evening az Johns
Hopkins university, and viii continue M
"a Thursday. The programme has been
arranEed SO IS q provide for more gen
eT8} discussion than usual.
This evening the members OF the arzo-
clatloa heard a. address o. welcome hy
Dr Daniel g.. Gilman, president oE tha
Joaus HOPKINS university. Pref. lanrv
-. Adams, II taa University % Mlnaigan.
president o. the Association. responded
and delivered hls annual address. the tonic
heta< The Relation OF Economics 20 J RS
prudence" Pref Adams. 81 the course Of
his address said:
Convinced a. Z am that much OF the
cf3f 3siJn iu econ sEtsc tAeaFF and OF Tho
d-scprd In Industrial Hfe are efike ana -
Inadequate expression ~ formal Jaw ~
fundamental Industrial Sights. J fekf-a b.
point oHN aF VISA as J TnaF. tho chmTae-
Ser 81 tie CONFUSION an3 alseor3. aad 10
s9Esest ere Fire at1ftE which uealuffsu r.,
surtsarufence must proceed ia order faa+
harmony tB economic theory ana s.e-r-
iu the business wori3 may be established. %
Prot. Adams rhen went or 20 say thst
IN ere present discussion ne accents sha
Clcerenisn de9uition 81 the word "5uris-
prudence" t32t the STEADY OF law rYlssxf
he derived from the deptas ~ phil8Ssnnv
sBa nat by az examination 81 the Aufnas1
En3nd ana human sScisty prtucirles may
- discover in comparison with which
tas rules vf ths positive law are % bug
trivial impovtanc~. that the implied req
seEinE touches rights ans duties that are
fsudanentsl--shat it = - cucs a phgoso-
pav II sctas1ce sH1 ART.
Among chose who wtI1 tax~ part On ma
ee@s59a are, Prof BaHey. y Corner.
George T. PaNe4. dIrecter ~ the Rgrlcgt-
teFsi Institutes 81 EAsnGsy Z. Is
Powers ~ enc y nnesota auresu Ct labor
sta1atieF. Secretary y. Ste-HnE Aferttsr,
an4 Assistant SECRETARY Charles usbrs4-
- tha &ErtcG lurat department p-af
rse.kaer - tie University n Pennss,-
vaHta. " A scett. TU3veriatv 81 gyfz-
eonau. sN-SsrrelaFy e ths Treasury
Charles a g'asrcs31. President Jasanh
FrgHeA AMI PREF Ar5hnr r Haaiev. 81
Tala and Prof CArl c. RssAn. of Ca5ror-
as etate university.
Kerry {. a3aus pres. iaff. Is stattSff
ci3n cs tha iN trrstaEa commerce .esr-.rsfs-
$50 aa3 one 81 tee best kaown ssea~ss-
ruls-s ia the ccartry. Tae other osf-ers
80 +aa azsoe aston ares Ex~Prsss sssfs
E-antss A. Wake k-1>D. Chasies +
LaasEr. Lid. jena = Clark. p ~.
wee pref 2s75Es. Frank IA. Gl81lnr.
". a., T. r. J. G2as3. Pa .. Ra.snA p
tAssknsr. fa. ~ secretary. J. u. JenNs
Fa p, hasa, ~ s. treasurer. Charles
1. Asa. Ph. p. IsAaca. y Y.
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wACHUsETTs IN PORT.
Quick Trip From Guatemafa-Capf.
HAYDEN buried at Sea-

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. 2s.--Specizi---
The best passage ever recorded between
San Juan do Guatemala and Port Town
send hRz just been made by the American
ship WAchusstts. Capt. Hogan. The voy-
age made Ia thirty-one days.
Additional particulars Of the death and
burial OF Capt. Hayden. the late master
81 the Wachusetts. were received from
Capt Hogan. Death resulted after q pro-
trarted Illness and was due 10 q conpli-
cation of diseases. The body was en-
b&lmed at an expense Of 500 Mexican
silver. and sent aboard. The easket WAS
not securely sealed and decomposition re-
suited. The Grew and subordinate officers
mostly hailed from she Emerald isle and
we're q a Euperstitious nature. Incident
ally the report spread ashore that the cap
tain had died % a eont0gion. Mexican
health officer came aboard and took the
corpse out 10 sea four miles and consigned
q 20 the waves beneath the tropic sun
The affairs OF the deceased were not left
IN very good shape.
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s,,u Fighting for the Davis Millions.

gOETCN. Dec. %,-Au appeal has been
taEx~, from the decree Of ire probate
ro,,rt OF Suffolk county. which recently
authorized Administrators Morse and
wells % TIA estate o. Andrew ]. Davis,
tbe rsussf- m sllfonR{re OF Butte. Mort.. 10
sell 1890 shares Of the Butte ard Boston
Mining stock 20 ". a Payne. Or New
YORK for &lS 0oo. and which also author
lied these administrators 20 deposit with
the reo~ga nLzatlon committee or with the
OId Colony Trust Company certain trst
mortgage bonds of the Butte and Boston
company. amounting 20 Sll0.tEa The ap-
pellauts Ars Elizabeth Eowdoin ard A3ar-
rIet Wood. Of Springfield; Erwin DAVIS.
Of New York. aua Calvin 7. Davis, &
California. This brings the ctss 70 ths
supreme court q the commonwealth.
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NR. BELT WILL FAIL.
SPOKANE COUNCIL FAVORABLE TO
CHIEF HAWTHORNE
Investigates Adtouyns without Ac-
compfishfsg Anythfng-PepsIf sss
May Now Sc Cunning for the
Aayor-Rfftfe Ednsunds. the Va
rfesy Actress, Commits suicide.

SPOKANE. Dec. z.-Spsc4al.--T1s trial
81 Cnssf Hawthorne before ire A1aIcs
CON rs5ttes % tie coulcA was eo1tnued
un1- - c-eFock zon.gzr wlrhcut conc susson-
Bat brought forward many Witnesses 20
prove that dance halls wers disordezly.
The evidences was % Attie Irsp0-tzncs. ex-
cept 20 prove xsas Inc mayor had been
ccEnlvsng against the chief for some tine
back The mayer has tried 10 force re-
rpovai on xhe chiefs failure 20 close rhe
Canoe halls when there IS 10 law covering
-1e case.
The COMMITTEES vii continue rhs snvss-
esgzttoE al a Iaee- day. IL IS safe 10 say
.aax che committee VIII stand 20 / sE Ia
vor OF the retertson Of the chief. The
council viii vote almost unanimously
against the mayer. The POpulists are
plsased al an opportunity 70 get back az
the mayor, and may bring charges against
Bslt.
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G. A. II. Memorial Service.

In accordance with the usages OF the
Grand Army of the Republic, and pursuant
to its rules and regulations, Stevens Post.
@. A. r., OF this city, will hold a memorial
service in its hall in the Hinckley building
this evening at o'clock.
The service is in memory of the COM
rades OF Stevens Post who have died DUR
ing the two years OF 1866. An interest
ing order of services will be observed. in
cludng a memorial address by Rev. w.
H. G.. Temple, and appropriate music
The families of tho deceased comrades OF
the two years last past are specially in
vited to be present, and all friends OF the
Post will be cordially welcomed.
BY order OF ]. II. Wrestling, Post Com
.nan1er
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


CHICAGO. Dee. Ds.-Dlme Savings bank
payments are suspended Under the Linety-
day Withdrawal notice clause granted IN
the statutes 10 savings banks. w G. y.
Grannis. president 81 the Atlas National
s. vice president Of the Dime Savings
bank. and several directors Of the Atlas
NafioCal are a.so on the directory Of the
savings bank The ofEciais Of the Atlas
National vigorously deny that the Atlas
liquidation has in any way Influenced che
course Of the Dime Savings bank. At the
latter persistent silence was maintained
majority of the Sepositors have filed
Withdrawal notices. There WAS a steady
stream today during banking hours. They
were as2urc3 tbat the lssuinw Of The no.
tee ves no Indication @ Inability 10 meet
demands for money. bat simply vas a
means of PRO. actio8 against Violent fur
ries. Nearly al the deposi1ors are labor
tnE people.
A. ca meeting ~ the directors he'd ms
afternoon .t was SD that the hank w-as
Go gcod cons.st3on and would weather the
storm So eoo3 shape. No particular plan
was 6eclae3 on. ard tlle bank Will continue
business a5 usai
The Atlas Liquidation.
WASHINGTON. Dee. 2S-C8mntroTer
Eckels sid toiay that the closing az the
Atias National bank OF Chicago was en-
r-rH,y voluntary ard che information ne
Saa received Indicated that al me banks
creditors Tr0Ql8 receive payment IA full
ard max ass afl1ers would be settled
promptly. Ai~. Eckeis sas1 thz1 in his
ao1 the stc-knci3ers eventually would
re2llze ioo per eeu-
The lass r<g5sc statement o. TIE consl-
t}o0 o. the Auss National sank Was given
IN response 60 lAe c24i Of Comptroller
&rkais. afsgr the &astcraa Bank % ms
no closed ard involved dealings ID 20 ths
close % business Decem her l. last. TIE Pc
Eeart 1o 0W So Ea@9s. rCea-- Loans and
discounts. s. so, ~. 50. oTerdrasts s. SAT-.
E-icet States and other bou1s s.. Isl. pre-
sr3u-a GA bon3s. $50. real estate. flrnl-
tGue snd uNru-es. $51,IgT 81. redemption
fCad. 8 -. cash ana ssEat exchange
Ss@ s&A3 tota1 s. So fs1se Liabilities
CEpitI stock. $3.50 -. surplus fund. gn.-
osst undivided profits. 81 e1l1 2. circulation.
yt@4-o: blils psyza3e. ti0o ssa depssil L.
s. ssa.4l2is sosal. s. ~ 3S.ss
Van NorshvvtsA Brothers AssExn.
BATAVIA. III Dec. sS-Tae ussisat,ar
- the Alas bank = Chb-aro has pre-
c5ntt8.si t1s Suspension % the Van Mort
W5ck bank ef Batavia. ard the asa Il 1serf
% WIsian s. end James Van Nortxsck q
a. their vast propeyty interests axwre-
gazing S25s3et. . she EEuifa13e Tr-twt
Csoga r&ny. ~ CeseaSo. Ar1leles = ass.a--
nfnrg we're tiled tn shs Kane coantv
couyt a. Geneva aaa wsra three n nuzsbsr.
william M. aEd Joan s Van No~w1.s
earn ssss guiag So individuals and TIE -xo
sGlssE as - FIRM
4ecir scae3Gle ~ tnHeht e1ness was ne
clsd wtta tae &rGic.ss ot S1gnnent. but
tie Liabilities axe sAl4 - aggregate =. -.
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MISS WILLARD MUCH IMPROVED.
Has Not Vet Abandoned Her visit ia
the Coast.

CASTLE, y. r. Dec 2.-rn answer to
the many Inquiries as to the health OF
Miss Frances < Willard. Or. G. A Greene.
her physician. has authorized the publica-
ton o. q statement % the effect that
Miss willard hRs constantly improved IN
health and Is now very much better than
she was when she returl@i from England
She has at no time suffered any relapse.
and all she campaign work that she has
abandoned IS the giving up Of her pro-
posed trip 20 California There has been
a. 10 time any collapse Of her vital and
mental energies.
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FELL FROM A WHEEL.
Body OF souAa's Manager TO he Dis
inferred to Determine Liabii-
ity OF Accident Company.

NEW YORK. Dec. &.-Seversl life In
sur2ncs companies have asked Coroner
Tuthii 10 make q thorough investigation
as 70 the cause Of the death OF David
BlakeIey. manager Of Sousa's band. who
expired suddenly in his office in this city
IN November last. The body Is 20 be disln-
tered In order % determine whether GER
tain sums IA a Chicago accident assurance
company can be collected, Biakeley hav-
ing suffered = severe bicycle accident
some weeks prior 70 bis death.
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Idaho of si5oooa From the pror.-s. :.
LAND sold on the Pnyallup reseryafsas -
indian allottees received during N. -
S2.sto.2S. Incidental Indian exnas.s. :
Washington were sis,la5.5e; in Idaho - :
The year 5 expenses OF the PuyaIl,,a s,s,s.
mission We're SS,455,44. To the Nss psr...
OF Idaho for the lands opened M =
white settlers the government pasa g. !.
sSo.oS ard 20 The Yakima nation 4 ~ Z
Tho outlay of the Department. az -
I'm Alaska was SS,s9l.ea
Tho entire receipts OF the royernra.,.
for the year were ys0e. 4fs 4eS.TS Tn. -
pelidstures were st5le5S. 654.ss laax4n. =.
total years deficiency at Sss. Goa Pa "a
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coNFERRISe on FREIGHT RATES.


WALIAA WALLA. Dec. Especial
The freight rate conference met in this
city today for the purpose OF formulating
plans TO urge the nsxt legislature 10 pass
freight and passenger rate bill for the
relief or the farmers OF Eastern Wash
ingtou. Delegates were present from Kit
titas. Yakima. Waia walla and Columbia
counties. Edgar Lehman. OF Walia
Wsila. was chosen chairman. and NJ. Nc
Carthv. OF Walia waila. secretary.
No definite action was taken today. The
Helm bin was read and discussed a.
length.
Another session win be held tomorrow.
peleraies from other counties are expect
ed 20 be present. George Turner, OF Spo-
kane. VINO has prepared a complete
freight blu TO be submitted 10 the next
legislature. Is expected 10 arrive tonight,
and will submit his bin to the conference
for discussion tomorrow.
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oaioer Brotton Receives a Severe
uuiier wound In the raec.

TACOMA. Dec. - -speciai.--Police on
Ger ii. Brotton VAS severely wounded
IN the face az IS this moraIug IL an en-
counter A1sh burglars az the store o.
John n Agan. corner q Seventeenth and
Pacific avenue
fsrottVa caught The burglars IN the act
Of satertnE through the front door Re
captured ore and was free upon ~ The
other. who had fust entered the building
A half dozen shots we're exchanged. and
duF4aa the melee both burglars escaped
hrptsos r4ceivad e bullet wound tn the
fee. and was carried - Fanny Paddock
Hospital lie IL thought 20 De severely
wounded.
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nxprAvoaERs IN CONVENTION.
Large Attendance at the Opening
Session I'm Everett.

EVERETT, Dec. Special-There was
a large attendance at the opening session
OF the Christian Endssvor convention to-
night In the Baptist tabernacle. Rev. w.
J. Gray. OF Everett. conducted the devo-
tfanal exercises Rev. W II. Scudder. Of
Taooma, preached the convention sermon.
Rev. Mr. Gilchrist- OF Seattle. led the 81
lent hour Henry G. Ewing. OF Seattle.
president Of state association, presided.
A fine supper WAS spread for the dele
gates on their arrival
Tuesdays programmes will Include al
dresses BY many pronlnezt workers OF the
state.
The Baptist tabernacle was Beautifully
decorated for the occasion
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WASHINGTON. Dsc. ss.-Special.--aa
original pension has been granted TO "a
vid Heuner, OF Vancouver. This psnzies
Of Thomas B. Plxiey. OF Tacoma has sssa
reis<ued al a reduced rate from tnss %
was formerly receiving. TWO widows 81
soldiers. Catering Meyer. Of Vancoavsf.
and Lizzie Cram sokstadten, OK NalsA
Walla, have also been granted pensions.
Hervey Clark, Of Caldwell, Canyon eoan-
". Idaho. has succeeded ia having -
pension restored, and at the sanis uns
has shown that ne was entitled 70 an ~
crease. Mrs. Elizabeth Thayer, u sas-
shone. Logan county, Idaho, has pesa
granted an original pension.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29
Irnn Monntnin to ne Reopened.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2S.--'rhe Bulls
tin SAYS the iron Mountain copper and
gold mine. ire property of TIE Roth
s.shEGs, will he reopeaed January :. with
g. force oe so workmen. A railroad thir
ten miles long has lately been built into
this mine.
The Back Bear mine OF Sonora. has
also been sola FOR s50o.o00 TO German
evY 5tcata.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-29

Fire In Baum & Co.'S. paints and sun
dries. at $50 O'Clock this morning caused
damage OF s.. 900.
The Reform League held an executive
session tonight.
The board OF regents Of the Cheney nor
NAL school met. but adjourned without &C
ton "a the Sutton case. Mr. Oimstead was
absent The board VIII have a private
session in Spokane tomorrow.