davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-09
Lincoln.
DRESDEN.

Miss Levina Walker of Andover, Mass,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Asbury Segars.
Ed Croker has moved to Days
Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Houdiette
of Boston. are visiting at f. Houdlette's.
sive repairs on his barn at Twing's point.
The children's concert at the church,
Sunday evening. was pronounced good
by those preSent.-Mr. and Mrs. u. s.
Gibbs spent the Fourth with her parents
at Hatch's Corner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-09
Hancock.
ELLSWORTH.

Captain Benjamin Lord, a prominent
citizen OF this place. died. Tuesday after
noon. at his home. His age was IS years.
He was for some time a deacon Of the
Baptist church. In his younger days ne
was n seafaring man. and has COM
manded many of the large schooners that
have sailed out of the Union river He is
survived by a wife and two daughters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-09
THOMASTON.

An attempt to burgarize the residence
of G. s. Smith was made, Sunday night.
Entrance was made through a window in
the store room. which is usually left open
but protected by wire screen and closed
blinds. The door leading from the store
room to the kitchen was too securely
fastened to be broken open, and the
thieves contented themselves with arti-
cles of food. Nearly every window in the
lower part of the house bore marks of an
attempt to pry it open.
ROCkLAND.
The Rockland city government has APP
proprated $3.50 for current expenses.
this year. The valuation has fallen off
s25.0 600 since 1895. The tax rate, .022. re-
mains the same.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-09
kennebec.
ALBION.

Bert Higgins who has been attending
school at kents' Hill. is at home.-LleW-
ellyn Libbey was bitten on the finger by
a tarantula, July I. His presence of mind
in attending to the bite. saved him from
serious consequences.-Frank Holmes met
with an accident, Saturday. which came
near destroying his eyesight He was
loading the anvil with powder in Chas.
Abbott's blacksmith shop las had been
done several times that morning, when
by some means. the powder ignited and
was blown into his face and eyes. The
doctor removed the biisters from the eyes
and thinks the sight is not injured. if the
Inflammation can be kept out.-The
schools closed, Friday. except No. 9. In
the Corner school the following were not
absent one day: George Wilson. Arie
Trask. Oscar Bragg. Merton Bickmore
Arthur Harding. Winnie Gilman. Esther
Gilman. Omar Crosby. Howard Crosby
Merle Wing and Dwight Chalmers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-09

HARTFORD.

Mrs. Atkins little girl was at play with
hitch chain. Monday. when she slipped
and fell. The hook of the chain caught
in her mouth and tore the flesh back
about an inch. f'--
HIRAM.
The citizens of Hiram and East Hiram
are constructing a sidewalk between the
two villages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-09
BELFAST.


Eldoras f. Mahoney of Belfast. was be-
fore the police court, Monday afternoon.
on charge of assaulting with intent to
Arlington house Pease, a travelling horse
doctor. was unable to be present. His
physician said that at times he was In
sane and has no recollection of what has
occurred in the past few days. Pease's
injuries consist of the right eye damaged
Il cut on the forehead. face scratched "a
bad cut behind the right ear two cuts
near the top of the head and one further
back. One of he cuts produced fracture
of the outer skull. end all are nearly two
inches each in length. The states eviI
dence went to show that "Dr." Pease had
been drinking and was noisy. Between
4ndeavored to get Pease to bed. When
they reached Mahoney's room. words
passed between the two men and Ma
honey took a large water pitcher and
smashed Pease in the face. breaking the
pitcher in fragments. Pease walked
Town stairs. washed the blood from his
face. again went up stairs and, had an
other encounter with MahOney. Both men
were then arrested. The respondent said
Pease was the assailant and what he did
was in self-defence. Judge Rogers said
It was evident that assault with intent
to kill could not be maintained, but he
10 the October team of the supreme court.
IN the charge of assault. Mahoney recog-
nized in the sum Of $2O0-Collector Mason.
Monday forenoon. sold the property Of
DELINQUENT tax payers for the year 1884.
While As pieces of property were adver-
Used. onlv, ~ pieces were sold, all others
having settled. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-07-09

Sheehan hadn't failed to hit safely in
fifteen games. when he took his Fourth
of July vacation.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-22

sfyszel,, jnk, konisarz jadao
wykrzyklwa}, De must pr7oje.
ch4G tie polskie SWINE i
popow!"
P, ,hwilce poKazal sic
% raz wtory be-
w6znicy re szpada go}a, be-
czapki, i wjechaf zno~u na
dzledziniec ostrym k{osem,
stana} przad schodami i chc'al
ponownie kcnmi w)echac W
zbita mase lud7i. H'polit
styssa', jak zarYk-
nat komisarz: ,,Wo list der
Kerl', a MazurekJ ozef. Wawlr
Walenty, Jan Z'elonack'
sfyszel', jak krzycza}: WAS
wolff ihr verfuchte Bande nit
eurem ve1huchten Pfoffen
Eco chcecie. przekleta bando,z
waszym przekletym popem?).
Wtem zjawla sic wachmistrz
z Nowego Tomysla; komisarz
widzac pomoc, zaczaf wotac IA
CLOS, ably doby} pa}asza. Po'
niewa4 lud zachowal sic spo
kojnie i Mkt Carnapa ME
ruszyt, przeto 3andarm ME
doby} palaszs, pros1l o spokdj,
nikogo ME uderzyf, ari tel do
nikogo ME strzeiif i prosi'
komi.arza, ably jecha} spoko]
ME do domu. Carnap opiera'
sic, ostatecznie u>}ucha} /
o3iecha} re 2andarmem.
Pc niejakim czasie zjawil
sic Carnap 20 raz trzecl ma
dziedzihcu dworca, be- czapkl,
ze szpadq, krzeszac szpadq pc
kamieniach, i pr6bowal Pc
diva ray dosta5 sic ia peron.
Naczelnik stacyi p. Muller ME
pozwolil, ably ma peronie sic
pokaza}.
W tym samym duchu
brzmia wszystkie lnne dalsze
zaznania swiadkow, tax Dc
watpiG ME mofna, pc czy]ej
stronie wilma. Tymczasem gaze
ty hakatyst6w ujadaja z
wsciekloscja pa ludnost polska
i chca kon,ecznie 2 tego lokall-
nego zajscia zrob6 bunt. i
rewolucya.Sa jednak / sprawie
olive gazcty, nawet z obozu
niekatolik5w, kt6re uwa&aja
"a rzecz nieuczciwa zajscie to
wyzyskiwat przeciw luduosci
polskie;. Wolnomys'na gazeta
Observation-Disclosures Anzeiger
ostrzega zagorzalcow niemie
ckich pred namietnem pre-
sladowaniem Polak6w PREY
pomina N emcom. ze przecie&
ich Jest al 48 m'ljono~, vice
pow,nni mice troche wiecel
%zaufania do swojej sitv, a ME
drzec ciagle re strachu pred
Polakami i ME przesladowac
tych ostatnich W sposob micro
zumuy i niepo]ityczny.
PEACICZ "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-22
Skompromitowany
%POLAkOIERCA.

W OpalenlcV, w w. he'
znanskiem, odebra} ,,Kuryer
Poznsiski' nastepujacc bl:zsze
s~zczegofy'
,,Faktem jest, lie p.komisars
Carnap W towaraystwie kliku
poklewnych sobie duchem JUL
tego dnia rano " restauracyi p.
K. ma Rynku W ooel3ywy i
krzywdzacy sposob wyra&a} sic
o Polakach.
Dalej faktem jest, De vie
czorem dnia tego znowu W tel
samej restauracyi bYf p.Carnap
prey tem, kiedY naczelnlk
stac1i tam obecny odebraf list
cd Towarzyst~ katolicklch z
prosba o pozwolenie wystapie-
mia q muzyka i spiewem W
obecnos i neutrality-suspicious..
KiedY wskutek listu n~aczelnik
STACEY p. burmistrzem sic
oddali}, posiat p. Carnap do
domu pc konje i W pefnym
ga|opie sp1eszyf przez miasto W
strone dwvrca. W jakim celu?
Czy mole spieszno mu byfo
.dostaw ic towarzysza swego,
.. Wornera, ma poclag? W
takim razie czemu1 p. CArnap
ME zajechat pred dworzec
wprost Cd strony mlasta, ]ak
wszyscy zawsze zaje3d2aja, ale
wpierw wsr6d tlumu konie
zawroci} i tym %sposobem. pc i.
p>och wywo}af?
,,Dnennik Pom" poda)e
JUL sprawozdanje 2 przeslu
chow swiadkow. Przes}uchY
zostafy spisane przez zastepce
rejencyi poznansklej, pana DIR.
Machatiusa, a vice przez
osobe urzedowa. Podajemy
nastepujecy ustep re sprawo.
zdani9:
,,Piotr FlIipowski widzia}, re
jak pan W toWarzystWle
drug'ego pedzi} mocoym k|u
sem ku dworcowi, be- latark'
.osolo god2iny W pot do IL. De
koio ogrodu nale&acego do
urzednika poetic wego wYdarf
lejce (cugle )parobkowl z reki,
sam poje1dzaf, bill konie
lejcami wpadt pred budynek
dworcowy, zamiast skrec & ma
lewo, gdzie ME by}o ludzi,
ktorzy sic rozstepowaI', krsy,
czac i !amentuiac. W tel chwili
.zeskoczyf towarzysz jego j
wszed} "a dworzec (Empfangs
.gebaude). Wtedy F%ilipowski,
widzac grozace nlebe1p'eczen
stwo l zamiar potratowania
i najecha1ia ludzi, podskoczY}
predko, pochwyci} konie "a
lejce i skierowaf ]e tam, gdzle
ludu ME byfo, przyczem konle
wlok}y go Is krokow. Wtedy
pan ten zeskoczyl 2 wozs
(teraz dop,ero, slyszac CLOS i
widzac twarz, pczna} Filipow
ski. lie to komiserz p.Carnap)
wrzeszczac:: Wo ist der YER
fuchte Lump, der meme
Pferde angehalten hat, verhu-
ohte polnlsche Schweinebande
was habit ihr herr F,lipowsxi
wystapit wtedy i zawofa};:, Das
bin ich!' Wtem popchnat 60
ktos z tyfn tax, 3e padi ma
Carnapa, a Carnap na bryczke
miedsy konie przodek
bryczki. Kledy sic podnios'
: r,Aoru !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-22
w RNI
H. De; RD0WSKlEGO
W w mona, Minn.

MONA dostaG rozmaite ks azkipol,
skle. szczegolnie zae naste pujace:
Sfownh Polsko dngielski an
,gielsko- Pc is hi, duzA ksl aka "
piekne oprAwle ...........S4o
Spiewnik Rlski, zawierajacy
wszYstk,e p,esni, splewane po pol.
sk1ch koscio}ach, razem okofo
1900. 80. ......S2.25
Ksiq&ka do m~abo&enstaoa mapi;-
sana przez Arcybiskupo Dumlma,
tax zwana Biskupka, ola mezczyzn
l kohiet.. $l,7t
Ia sama Biskupka, W pick.
njejszei oprawie, 2 okuciem / IN
meczkiem.... .............S2.50
Ani6t Str65, ksiazka do nabo
zehstwa W pIeknej opra w'e, 2
zfotYm
TAX, sam Ami6t s r64 .opraw :
ny W kosG sfonlowa, z okuc'em
zameczkiem, stosowny ma podaru
mex ola dam 10
WSanek Maryi, z wyt1oczone
MI o%brazkaml ma okfadkach j
z1oconym brzegiem.-........Sl.5o
Wvborek czyli kr6tki spos6b
nabozehstwa codzlennego, W z"y-
czaJne1 oprawie..-.........4O G.
Taxi sam wyborek, o?rawny W
droga skorke, z okuclem i zamecz-
KEN .....-.... ;. ...''oo e
Kseq5eczka do ~mobo&emstao0
ola ~matodzie&y. oprawna W pofsko'
Dziecie do Boga, ~ksiazeczka
do n~aboaenstwa dla m}odziezy ka-
tolickiej.. ....Zo ;.
hwiot miewenno$ci, ks'azka do
nabozenstwa ola dziecl polskich W
Ameryce Iosobne wydanle ola
ch1oyc6w osobne ola dzlew-
czaD...
Kucharka Polska i Amery-
kanska, nsjstarsza dotad wydru-
kowana W Ameryce polska kslazka
kucharska... ....oo C
Po$rednik Polsko : Amgielski.
ks,azka ola Polak6w " Ameryce,
ola {atwego n%auczenia sic pc an
glelsku... %
Lekarz Domowy czyll n'eza-
wodne sposoby domowego j TAME.
go %leczen,a rozmaitych chorob 25c.
Rrzeuodnik do pisania Hst0w
maiitosnych.... ...-..--. ..-.aO G.
Listoeonsk Pozsko Amerykanski,
podrecznlk zaw'erajacy nauke pl-
sanla l1stdw i gotowe IVORY llst6w
W wszystkich przypadkach ~
ennM persko- egipski....3 SOC.
Senmik czyli wr6zen1e re snow
ma prxesz4o 500 przvpadkow stu
Prxepis Musztry ola wojska
polskiego........... ,..... .oOc.
Elementarz Rlsks (duzy). .25c.
E7ementorz Ma1y ola dzleci
polsk,ch W Ameryce.............8c.
Ksiq&ka Rachunkowa czyll
A r y t m ty k a...........-.35
Dzieje 3tarego ! nowego Tesla
maentu IL obrazkamD..
H;storuu Stan04o Zjednoczonych
cd odkrycia Ameryk' az do ma.
szyoh czas6w (duza ksiazka). rs c
Genoweffa, szt~czko teatralma re
SpleWaml ooC'
Mynhausen, ten d{ug'm
no sem ..-....... y
Proroctpo Mchazdy, Kr6lowe
20 Saby, l3te; Syb'lli........loc
Zyd wseczny 1utacz -. 10
Kaszubi pod Hiea,aiem, we
zeow,adanie 30 kaszubsku Owls
zem)
Walek 1a jarmorSu (Zabawna
hlstorYa. wierszem %ufozona). 200
H.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-22
|S3z3E Q9 sU c

wykonai cudy sprawiajac ulge W bclesciach muszku}ow sta
WOW, reumatyzmie, podagrze, n~abrzmia}oSci jakiegokolwek ro-
dzaju. Jest to najlepsze lekarstwo do uzycia W ~wypadku
zwichnienia, bolesci kulawosci. Jest lekarstwem pewnem.
Cena 5c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-10-22

Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Write John WEDDERBuRN & CO, Patent AttoF.
ia liz q n Two ss;n q; sdi'ii nss Sasaa VA Msnt 3D. o1&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16

Olympia Feb. I5.-SpecIal-Opinions in
the following eases have been filed in the
supreme court:
John T. Forrest. appellant. VS.. Charles
Gilchrist Ell al. respondents: from Lewis.
affirmed.
Myron G. CoggsweIl, respondent. VS..
commissioners CT public land, appellants.
The land commissioners plated and ap-
praised certain lands claimed by respond
ent under a patent from the government.
and threatened TO offer the same for sale.
and respondent sought TO restrain the COM
rnIssioners from 50 doing. 1t was con-
tended by appellants that meander lines
run along the shores of bodies OF water by
government surveyors are not boundary
lines, but run TO locate the shore lines and
determine the area of the upland from
which the price is computed, and that in
this state boundary line Of lands adjoining
tidal waters is that prevailing at common
law. mean high water mark. The supreme
court does not question this as a general
rule but holds that the rule is changed
by section .. article II, of the constitution
The constitutional convention thought il
simple justice 70 disclaim title TO tide lands
patented without regard TO the technical
right OF the general government 10 cor vsy
the s4nie. Jndgnserr is IL all respects af-
frmed.
State on relation OF Ledger Publishing
Company, appellant, VS.. auditor and treas
urer of Pierce county. respondents: re-
yersed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
The Jury Reaches a Verdict in
Twenty Minutes.
6ooDLER TAYLOR LOCKED OUT
But Cayender May Be Reinsfated as
Tacoma Councilman.
His Church Likely TO Find His Char
acter Good A Young Tacoman
Killed by a Fall From Bridge-A
Vessel With smallpox ON Board
Arrives at Tacoma.

Tacoma Feb. Especial. .-Ex-F1re
Chief A b Hunt. Of Seattle. Is free Iaan-
The Jury in the FederaI court this morAlng
brought in a verdict OF mot guilty" Of the
crime OF perjury and fraud in taking cut
naturalization papers. Mr. Hunts attor-
Eeys shook him cordially by the hand as
soon as the result OF tae trial Was All
nounced. while a number OF his friends
crowded around him 10 offer their con-
gratGlations.
Immediately after court convened this
morning Judge Hanford commenced his
charge 10 the jury. lie exhaastiyeiy re-
viewed The la !. bearing on the case. saying.
among other things. that Hunts being
born IN Michigan and living there the III 50
three years OF his life, and his parents then
removing 70 Canada, could not be counted
as three years served toward naturaliza-
ton. IL IL were proven that he had exer-
cised the rights Of citizenship as a Cana
dian in such a manner as 10 shoE his sl-
leglance TO the British crown. The jury
vas ins nstructed, however, that a vote At
school election could not of itself be con-
sidere1 as the exercising of such tights.
The jury then retired 10 the jury room.
Ia about twenty minutes they flied in, lav-
ing arrived AZ verdict. IL was signed by
Foreman &. II. Manning. AS soon as the
verdict was rendered Judge Hanford or
dered Mr. Hunt discharged, and his bonds
men exoneTated.
a verdict In favor OF the accused had
been expected by those who have been
watching the trial closely. and the result
or the trial Is generally approved AFR.
Hunt and his attorneys left at O'Clock
for Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
80 rngIl-h naelag Yacht.

Tnusor. Feb fs-The HenferEons of
GLASGOW. builders 81 the Nafkyrie III. laid
,hA kael ~ a large racing yacht YESTERDAY.
,rae vessel was designed by George T.
xyasson designer of The SaikyFie. and
viii - built secretly. as usual Win hr.
watson. uuder a closed shed. guarded by
wsaf~l,reau. People who have watched Hr.
wafaon.s previous attempts 80 conceal ths
,.raaflns sf his brain simply smile az The
fssN~. exngh{fian os fear that his secret
~ varht building may ~ stolen for ths
tsnefIt of designing Ysnkees from Rheds
rsfard and ELSEWHERE. The name OK tbs
ousnsr of the new racing craft Is rot
Known bat several prominent racing
,-nrbszrr~rs have been mentioned as hsing
frb4rA watson in tfis yautUre- But In
srffa of the secret maintained regarding
tba work the Hendernons are engaged on.
il i not generally believed that the new
wnrbf in INTENDED rs a cup challenger. al
,hauxh stranger ihiags have happened
than The issuing % a ehalienEe Tor tns
Americas cup. should Mr. Watson's latest
cr~ztty, turn out - be as fast as ne ex-
,.ants TIE nsrzse of Sir George NswDes-
n-o.rfssar of the Westsnssster G@zstt7
ars Tta Bgts. has been mentioned bT masy
a. Mr. Wa.sons angel. bat the report nas
r,e.r rsuf~aaieteH 30 frequently thaI no
rvaaeuce Is placed IA u.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
coLyILLE MINERAL LAND.
Erect OF the Bill Opening the Reserva-
ton TO Location.

Sookans Feb. fs.-Deso interest Is taken
in the news from Washington City that
the house has passed the senate bill OPEN
fnS the north half OF the Cclyille Indian
reservation TO mineral location. The land
70 be oSered Is directly contiguous 20 the
mineral belt OF the TraIi Greek district.
which IS Just scross the line In British Co
Iur1bEa- Folr years ago congress passed a
ffIl opening this part of the reservation TO
entry under the land laws. but by reason
OF delays n making surveys and taking
lands in severalty the president has not
issued MS proclamation. During the past
summer number Of capable lawyers ex-
pressed the opinien that the reservation
was already open to mineral locations.
Acting On tais opinion. several syndicafss
outsifted prospectors and sent them on the
reservation Some OF these were expelled
by Indian police. Suit was then brought
and Is ncw pending in the United States
court 20 determine their rights upon the
reservation.
To facilitate matters. the Washington
delegation has secured the passag ge OF this
bill which is TO give miners the right TO
prospect and locate mining claims without
further delay. During the past summer
about 30 claims were located and filed for
record in the auditors office at Colville.
A stampede Is now expected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
DuNRAvES HASN'T APoIoGIzED.
lie Does Not Seem TO Realize His
shameful Position.

london. Feb = The purport OF Lord
nunraven's mailed replies 20 the New
York Yacht club were explained 20 the
Associated Press this afternoon. Ia "A let
ter addressed 10 George l.. Riyes. of tho
New York Yacht Club. ItunrAssu merely
acknowledges receipt af the report % the
proceedings ~ The COMMITTEES and express
ga thanks for the courtesy shown % him
during the inquiry into MS cnars"s against
the Isefsnder other letters have been
sers 10 several members OF the club. per-
Sonal friends Of Lord DunrageFl, including
+ 4 " C8dis. Edward J. Phelps ard W.
X. Vanderbilt The letter 90 Phelps treats
in detail ths fadinR of the COMMITTEES. No
apology is offered TO the New YORK facht
C9nb for the failure q his leTiship % sun
stantfate his charges against the Defender.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16

London Feb i5.-There seems 10 be a
prospect that motor cars viii soon be seen
in the streets of London in practical 1ase-
Hitherto the so-caiied sutecar has been
liable TO paw a heavy penalty. according
10 ant!auated laws unless IL was preceded
in the streets by a man carrying danger
flag But the Prince Of Wales earnestly
interested himself IN the Gauge of the auto
cars for which he is known 10 have a de-
c9ied ureailection. In fact. only yesterday
the Prince OF Wales vas seen al the I'M
perial institute engaged in making a per-
senal trial OF new and highly improved
a,lfoca-. The prince drove IL up and down
a steep grade, and seemed highly pleased
with his work There was no hitch Ia the
performance. ard II raised the stock OF the
company way above par.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
Fetierll Court at Tacoma.

Tacoma, Feb. Specialize suit of
William Cheader. administrator OF the es-
tate of Thomas Anderson. against the Car
bon Hill Coal Company for s20.es0 damages
was non-suited today. Anderson and an
other miner were killed at Carbonate in a
coal mine by a cavern December s. 1894.
The grand jury has been taking evidence
IN the cases against President Henry OIL
yer and Cashier Peters. OF the Columbia
National bank for several days past, but
has as yet reached no decision. A great
many witnesses have been examined, In
cluding Receiver Charles clary and the
former employees OF the bank.
The grand jury presented a true bill
against Levi Dobbins from Chehaiis coun-
ty, charged with perjury before the land
department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16

LONDON. Feb. f5-Tt IS stated that Queen
Victorsa intends 70 confer aukedorn upon
Princess Beatrice. With the succession %
her sons Consequently IL IN believed that
the princess VIII probably bs created Ouch
sss OF Kent and her son will be Earl or
Sussex. Princess Beatrice ana her children
arrived az Nice yesterday. The princess
will visit ex-Empress Eugene and will take
a short cruise in the Mediterranean On
hoard the steam yacht Thistle. which the
widowed ex-emoress has chartered from
the Duke az fE4miit9n Tor the season ~ -
understood that Princess Beatrice takes
this trip upon the special advice Of her
ssegSfrsauz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
Lecture nj Anacnrfes.

Anacortes. Feb. 15.-Special-On the ev-
ening ~ February S. By the invitation OF
Principal e h. Barnard and the urgent
solicitation OF the board OF education.
Prof p A Getz. president OF Eileus6urg
normal school. was induced 70 visit Ana
cortes and deliver a lecture. The theme
was The Teachers Science" The au-
3ience gave perfect attention and at the
close rendered the speaker vote OF thanks
for his visit and the mastery manner n
which the subject was presented
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16
sMALLpoX on sHIPBoARD.
A Vessel With Three Cases Arrives at
Port Townsend.

Port Townsend. Feb. l5-Special.-The
British ship City Of Tankcw arrived here
this morning with three cases OF small
pox on board. and has been sent to the
quarantine station at Diamond point. All
three victims are ordinary seanen. one
coHyalesceHt and the others recently
stricken The ship is thirty-five days from
Cailao, where the consular bill of health
shows that smallpox is prevalent, though
not epidemic. Capt Kings wife and child
are on board the ship and will rot be per-
mltted to leave the station until the quar-
aniine is raised. as all on board have been
exposed to the disease
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16

Tacoma, Feb. l5-Special.-The offices OF
the Northern Pacific land department, in
the headquarters building. are being over
hauled and the walls given a new coat Of
kalsomine.
Sousa's great band gave another splendid
concert at the Tacoma theater tonight.
Director Sousa was enthusiastically re-
ceived, and there was much persistent en-
coring. Miss Duke. Miss French and Mr..
Pryor repeated their former successes.
Harmony band, r Deiangevin leader.
gave a successful concert at Armory hall
Thursday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-16

fisr church. Miss Lee sent In a request
that her name be dropped from the rolls
some weeks ago. about the time that the
eo~sius talked ioEsdesf about her and her
employer. A committee was appointed TO
Investigate the matter. and IL had several
conferences with Miss Lee. No definite
action vas taken except that il was de-
c3ded 10 grant Miss Lees request