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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-17
H.1E:REARE.

Two ways to make ala overcoat-a right way and J
wrong way. There Is more than way to make Ii
wrong Oae Is to have cheap tailor make up good
piece of goods Another way Is to have good tailor
make up poor piece of goods There is but way
to get good overooat, and thar h to have good
tailor make good piece of goods but you 90
tailor how you going to tell what you get ill
you get ~ good way TO get good overcoat Is to
come where they are. We have got overcoats. They
were made by good tailo,s and they were made right
You can come here and look at them and you don't
like them you don't have to- take any of them-al
you out h a little time. When you 90 and get
measured you are out your time. Tin measure
getting measured, trying II how it hts and
after that trying have the mistakes remedIed
Here you get one that fits at first One of the
SWEETEST in Rock Island Is Patent Beaver
We have 1t. 1t costs $3.50 You get one made
order fully good Tor $40 One of the best values
in overcoats that shown Is Kersey over
coat black or blue. at 5000 Men have told us that
they don't see how We can do It. Didn't expect to a
year ago. but thiags are unsettled this year and
money talks. Bring yours In and hear Ii.
tSOMMERS & l AVELLEi
1904 Second Avenue. On: Price:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-17
Linens for THANKSGIVING.

$50 all linen dinner sets. satin
damask. full bleached table cloths,
3 yards. q yards and yards long.
1 and Z napkins 10 match, 5 different
patterns.
2yards table cloths ei.s'. regulsr
sale price ti.92.
"a yards table cloths 81. IS, regular
sale price t2.ls.
s yards table cloth el.ee, regular
sale price $3.50.
I bIeached napkins ei.s7, regular
sale price ti.75.
Z bleached napkins ei.ss. regular
sale price e2.75.
Table Linen.
100 yards blesched linen 20 inches
vide. worth CSC. sale price 42.c.
100 yards ivory bleached table
linen 2 yards wide. cheap ct Csc o
yard, sale price 42ac yard.
s pieces brown table linen S.
inches wide. regular sac kind. sale
price Csc . yard.
s pieces Use table linen, bleached
and half bleached, IS inches wide,
So cents.
Lunch Cloths.
Fine German double damssk hem
stitched lunch cloths. In all sizes,
81 inch, As inch, s. inch. so inch and
"a inch square.
Pattern lunch cloths, IS inch and
Sc inch square.
A LEADER.
s dozen, S6x4o. pattern lunch
cloth. fine damask. regular price
5sc, for 39c each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-17

A Thanksgiving Linen Sale

rsuchs
evtrsbsdy
until
ours Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-17

DIR. Rays kenovstor is perfectly
safe. mild and yet certain in effect.
IS cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-17

10 Ooeo Coso N ~ Day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money II IL fails TO care. IS cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-17
Lunch Cloths.
A LEADER.

s dozen, S6xio. pattern lunch
cloth. fine dsmask. regular prizes
5sc, for 39c each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

Steamer RAPID Transit came 10 from
Olympia yesterday
Schooner ". T. Tickle sailed for Gaze
Scot; yesterday on . fishing trip.
Steamer z D. Smith go, tn las. night.
and VIII take q load OF hay for La Conner
Steamer City Of Aberdeen viii resume
h>- regular run today. She VIII arrive On
time tonight as usual
Ship Spartan. Capt Polite. was .owed 70
sea by ths tug Wsn9erer yesterday After
Room She had 40 tons OF coal
Steamer pel:. broke t.s raaaer ysss.r-
Gay s sss sd far 81 asy aa had 70 go
night at I o'clock, four hours late.
Steam schooner Jeanne got n from
Smith cove yesterday and tied up al the
Oregon Improvement hunkers. where .he
IS taking On 30 tons Of coal. She took on
p!ling al Smith cove.
The slip between Ocean Cock ana the
Oregon Improvement coal dock presented
a lively appearance yesterday with four big
ocean steamers iyirg about The Yaquinz
Wana Waiia, Mexico and Topeka were ali
In a, once.
George d. Wiley. OF N. Central dock.
went 10 Vancouver, b. c.. yesterday 20 in
spsct his bark Ncnsnturl, Capt Newhali
which has just arrived from Sydney. New
South Wales, ard viii lead at Blrrard Ia
let with lumber for Australia
The steamer Detroit. from Port Mail
son, which was 10 have been put OF the
Hood canal route. was to have been In
ss,es l.. ys !, .s out rss n.p.s;ors
ressibls Capt. w. ]. Bryan,. TniHns
States steamboat inspector, SAID. in spe.k-
ing Of the condition OF the boat. that sN
had bean lying tied up for 50 long without
attention that the canvas on the cabin has
ro.ted. and II Will be necessary for her to
make NUMEROUS repairs before she can be
Inspected. The repairs reqai-ed ere %
such nature that the Detroit VIII have
10 &c or the Rays
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
TWO TRAINS A DAY.
Northern Pacific Improves M
Transcontinental Service.
TINE REDUCED EIGHT HOURS.
One Train WIN Arrive In she Morning.,
The Other In the Eveninx-ScR oaA.
Has Faster Schedule.

Tacoma March Sl-Ccnmsacing Sc,s
CAV. the SortAzrn Pacific railroad viii
nm two srsSscontiaenEal tra.ns Instead
81 enc. TIE time eeSwxea s.. Paul ard
IsseusA VIII - shortened s<sas hczrs by
putting On fast nal tram TIE tine
eaSi-eoAzai VIII ne shortened SIX hours.
Tie last mai viii arrive sr~ra St Paul at
S'S a. m. GepartIns sar Portland a: 8
a. n Train No, : tha Pacific express. viii
ATrtse al as >. IA. departing for Port
land al ss5 y n. No. : tase exSs-Noard
fast raAn. VIII arrive from Portland az
1913 p m, dsrz<fsng al sa-e p m Ne.
Z. ire Atisn;tc express, VIII arrive from
Portland - $50 - m. ana depart at I
O. II
General Manager D.cksrss,a xat4 Tia
evening thai the tsSne between St Paul
ara Portland wcclf he redec~a etsht
hours giving the Northern Pacific as fAs.
service as that peovise8 by the rev
seaednie or TIE Great Northern and The
o K n y. CO. e~twe@a s. Paul ami
f"r;lsnd. TIE fast train will give AZ
9a4e~ mail service between Portland an.
Shaeaso. Via Taconz. as that furnished ~
ins o r. a y. ami tho Unloa PaesGa IN
connection vita its new traas-Pacsns
steamers. the res schedule will enable IN.
Sest1ern Pacific 10 considerably shorten
tas time eetweeR Yokohama and Eastern
cities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
WELCOMED 10 BLExHEIN.
The Little Duke OF Marlborough an
Ills Hrids at Home

Woodstock. England. March s!.-Tgsis
pgattsNsrtle town WA In a state OF holiday
parade today. gay with Sewers. ever
greens and bunting. ari dstegrsEned 20 do
everything possible 10 give hearty ws'-
come 70 The young Duke q Asriborouga
aai his hrtis formerly Aiss Ger aeio Van
d-rhlit. q New York. Here and there over
the main throughsare Rere handsomely
decorated arches upon which American ard
British flags were nzpicnees5y ard plea
tifgiiy Displayed ia many attractive mar
ners. On ths grounds OF Bielhssm thsro
was one large srsa " ,he center of the
driveway. ieAtsrx 10 The main entrance %
tbs <alacs.' This work Of decorative art
was lHscrtbe9. s'Weicora@. % At oxford ths
tralr upon wassh TIE Duke aad Duchess OF
Marlborough Travelled ~Gs Tses b. sarxs
number 90 frisrsa. Araqag thrRe who
greeted TIE ceapls vas q representative
Of the Associated prsss. The duke. 40
krowIedsing th- 3cuTnsi.sss Ion.
exclaimed; You hsrs fren Arne~icAr
Wei. that = sntrrgrise." TIE Duchess
szii: ''wM even this hs IN tie American
papersT Dc SAY something nice about ~ -
Thers1pon the duke re4iaFs2si; Our rass-
sage 20 cur friends sn AHeEfss r. that So
are both well. have bad pleasant sTip IN
every Particular. but srs gia4 TO go bona
They arrived ~ Keeling "a station. the
las. hsig being " 9osstacs. On tirrs. ara
there two httie girls presented 20 ths
duchess tovqBets o. aaNsrs. sae iharz-
81 shsn and kiasr3 than Tor their trouble.
Crowds Q. people we're assembled at tho
Woodstock railroad saattcn ~ae1 The traia
arrived TIE building was husg wflh eFfra-
soa. All ihs platform VAS covered -fsh .
CARPET The duke snd ssgnfss we're re-
eetFess b. ths Fnsyur o. " e0fstocx. ths
ec-porstioa ard ne ieoai eisrrTrsen Ths
ss!te shook hanEs with TasgA AL ar9 IN
turn presented thssn % rs SsfS. who tossed
cordially 70 al Amfa hearty cheering tns
horses we're tzksa from the b2Eoaehs
which ~as 70 convey The duke ar5 saczsss
20 BiS1hsirn. Fs2es were attached % tbs
vehicle. 4nd ihs tenants drew the yosas
couple % the Ssizre. escorted BY Tbs
r-ySS-tsa ysp--aary. Evervxhsrs Tiers
wr~s eh~z<s for "A-s~Tfes.~ ssa "Eng-
ia1.~ inf~rniaEasA wsta sa81ts q "weta
cone "a woodstock @Weieorsss3 Lien
kxin~
wnea sAs tsrsu1As k23 reached rs
ecrxssczAe TIE mayer rsats a speech. an
actress q welcome was raa6, srs fhs
:aka rsp1ss appropriately. Sosh.nx oSass
b u8vs zsasssFahss tkSs me texrfsy 20
ths young farhASs, EateA called s1rsH
complimentary remarks frarz the trusted
cd serYarss. Accustomed 20 TIE rress1cs
81 ia9sss % ire highest Tile Ona % tss
festGr.s Of the reception ef tire 6uks sHs
duchess al the railroad station wss Q
gathering % TIE ycssol eAadfea u re
nsiRkoo.Ago4. wA5 Isu4ly ehssrsf fss
bridal eezgle ans Presented Assascx.s -
TIE dGce@sa. WHO wa& xIxsbly agsots1 ~
tsse warmth ~ tie recsstiaa scoor1ss hsx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

Ler.rz. March E--ssfves. EVA ca
acis za
New Ys<x. March G--TAe Eveetne Pos-s
Isca6ca f-a,ciAi casaeg-an SAYS TIE ap-
preach - TIE Easter sc16Ays assists 70
MAINTAIN tire s.axnattcn n ssockA TIA
excaA2xe viii De closed o. Saturday. The
r1a-kess generally ws-e irregular as4 Frat
u-es.ss AEe-sczrs were steady % firm
Louisville opened TAT On tie ssr-enS
Courts 5eexse-. but e Was crscsfy 4is-
covered TRAIT this ~zs really q bah point.
an4 .se price eAo>ea firm ~ 81 Ire Chs-
reese ican b q Erea. <ssccess II vii prob
ably be srrlse. fcr three times over. bot
re arrouncenssa. - yet n,a.e The Pzr.s
ard Berlin markets were SIN weak On
the political -zacrs
Breadstu1s and Grains.
Liverpool. March a Wheat - SPOT
steady demand poor. No. rel winter. -
so. Va hard Manitoba. = stss. Ma Gail.
f1-nta. q s. Futures closed FRA. Tn
changed TO "a higae-: Ar-.i. e -: May.
s. Ed: July. Angus. AMI September. 50
sd
Ccrn-sro. quiet; American mixed. rsw.
- uzf- Fgtur-s closed frfn. UNCHANGED
II "a higher: April. -: May. s. ~: June.
= ls.s; July. Is .se: August. IS I'd: Sep
ts-noe-. IS z.si
Flour-Duii: e~raand Dsor. 81 Leus
fancy winter. Is 81
HS7s-As London. Pacific coase. q isA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.
Bob Donaldson and Mrs. Harry Lott
Held for Rohbing Mr. Maconaray.


Held for Rohbing Mrs Maconaray.
Bob" Donaldson and Mrs. Harry Lott
were arrested by the police last Night.
charged With burgiarixiEg the home OF
Mrs. Fred Macondray. al sie Columbia
street Of articles valued 81 seSl The burg
larry is alleged 70 have been committed
several weeks ago. white Mrs Nacondray
was IN San Francisco On legal business.
She returned home several days ago snt
reported the matter al once to Chief Roy
ew, who detailed Detectives CudIhss.
Williams and PHILIPS on the case.
Much shrew9 work va. required 90 te-
sect she thieves. ard 81 had 80 shaped itself
last right a. to allow the ofacsrs % make
the arrests. The stolSn articles were all
recovered and are in the possession Of the
police.
Roth 81 the parties arrested are wen
known IN Seattle the former besng q
plumber asa the Latter the wife Of CAPT
Harry Lott. % tie steamer Garland Mrs
Nsesnsrsv. who preferred the charge. Is
widely known on the Coast having bsAa
q variety actress before her marriage 20
Fred Naeon4rzy, she scapegrace ssn 81 q
rro--srent San Francisco family. II 10 saaA
that Ms Macscsrsy e TOW trying 10 get
a divorce from her hssbs IS before Ire Gan
F-arrzIco courts Thers p-urnlse 10 De sorns
sensatiaual facts developed N the case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

Boston. March n---There Is no change
n tbs condition Of affairs here this week.
although In whatever sales were made the
prices were maintained The sales Of ;errt-
tory wool and Australians are slew. Fleece
waol shows . scarcity OF s;apie. but 4
fair amount OF other qualities can be picked
10. Following ars the quotations far sc-nc
leading descriptions: Territorial woods:
Aoata-A medium and fne isSI,c: secured
E2Sc; Utah. Wyoming. etc, hne medium
AMI sIae. xiec; secured. s2&ssc- ceii,or-
MA woods; Northern. s2rsax. ii1,sc:
secured. 2G55c; made coaat.a. spring
llGfI3c: secured 3i9S2c- Australian. secured
basis: Cosnh.rg. supernne. 4zlsoc; comb
Ing. good. nsssse; eo-nbsng. average, Ss4ssc;
Qlesnsiasd eomhing. 60 &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

o-WG. 0N. % wasa.nsern. 2Na. vAeaA
esenis. q -: kaxisy, c<--ais. IS. en.s,
c<nsn1R 8. % o-sg1a. q: beams ackA
isE; cora cenea1x. Liz: rcta.oes. sacks.
LEA. Do Oregon. 44ss. o1sc-x. sA-ks. %;
20 nr~gsa SIT. hrxr. 0cks. s-1s bar. :onA
~. eaxsee1. Wasst-x-R. sacks. rs. wocA
hai.s ~ rtr. gallons, 2 80. brady. gall
Ions. 3: hsses. number. i-r: esackssvsr.
Casks. 81, rziss-s. boxes. 10
Frof.-~. Frufs. Etc.
lGS1srrs. Es51sse: hra,. g.. uesA
Egy-wEear. ssEIl5a. wheat ard cs<.
q 5s<gss -. o.. s.-z-g1s: alfalfa ssssg: bar
Icy. EFs: essve-. es4sS. compressed. 8 -
6i4sss steck. tsSs-s. strxw. x0ss PEE
kz-ssa
Posa,nes-Riv.r Bz-oa.ks. Sexc. Ore
eoa gz-tz-ksI Ne7sec. Early Rose. z5zsc;
nsw potatoes. Ce2
yeE.tasses-<s1-orss c-eroa. 1855 Cal
tsorr1A- sss .5cs Los Angeles f1nA;nss.
G-ses6:: string beams. 1dEsc: green peas,
isz4sAc: Ex-lse. *sxsc: dried peppers. lec.
mushrooms. sslsc, Asparagus. siSL3: d
esosee. So. -. dried oxrz. Igs-gt5c. rsu-
barb. $6s5c. cucunbsFs. SSssc-
Prasf-Sa. ! speses. ssc<sg 50: COMMON
Co. ss-se. fancy 30. s.. 7E.s9 3; Lc.gwo<rh
Strawberries. .s9sse: conrnon do. zs7<ac:
fsocy. 81 asss2: Mexican lines. E-ssss. CALI
forasa lemons. GGi-E; CO choice. s. sossz;
DO fancy. 10. Caltsornia seeding or
arcs s1Ssz-Tss rasels. xza3 x DO fancy.
Gss Is; Hawaiian bznAnas sz1s Bloecslt.,
do. Ca1S. plreApplea. tsxss. Persian dates.
@sG5c
Butser-Faney crsansry. lie. sec-
oacs. fRrSfzac: fancy aakry. is3if,zc,
sscoa1s ir-6lac.
Ch>ese-E4nsy mid new. lie. fair 80
good. sa1sc. young America ileiae: East
ern. 1@s$1sc
EgEs-ssore. ic7lassc; ranch. ii5l.c: drck
egg &c
PoGatry-IAre turkey goesisrs. isffses
hens, i5x iscs ROSTERS. old. "a saess: young
d s7Gs 20; snail broli@rz. S1zl< 50: large do.
IS ss2s-5e: hens, 81 Tys 50. cid ducks xas.
young Do. s. sssss 80: geese. s, ss !. "a: cid
pigeons. S-5eg1- y. young 60 81 .T<53.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

Frank Smith another % the tAtrseea
''s-irgys' thieves turned loose from the
county tAl ~ Monday by Judge oSsSrn.
has succeeded = getting back IN the eooi-
-. Las. n'ghi Re got hslzrioasiy drunk
- tropical whisky ard bad great spo-.
n knocking oat tbs windows OF jap
restaurant On First &~sn'le so1is- lie
started ~ q dad run q The street. fol
Ia~psf ~ miniature japanese army.
armed WITH knives. forks. egg beafsrs and
eggs. Officer WlckAAsn fotnssS n TIE
chase and succeeded IN capturing TIE fes-
ley -asr tbs FIRST $ssfcrzal bank He w&s
,aksn 70 seaAqszsrfers arE locked Up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
THE CORPSE IN THE BOX.
Decided to De That Of Oliver Pike,
of Ohia

Chicago. March 1.-THE holy os the man
found IN . box sold al auction IN this city
last week has been Identified too much.
and there are signs OF ,-pahle aefors thu
matter Is settled. The BODY has been
claimed as Oliver Pike. OF Ohio. and OF
Prosper Chazal Of France. The coroner Q
jury has decided In favor OF thu Ohio man.
and made ofaciAi disposition OF the body.
William Dor.ot. an uncle Of Pike ,ecav
testified before The eoroner's Jury THAI tho
body IN the nsoggue WAS ,Aa; 81 his
nephew, Oliver. as did also AIRS A r.
Moshsr, OF this city, cousin OF Pike.
BAs Aariol and Henry povere, Frenchnaen
and friends 81 Chazal. positively idensinsi
the body as that OF chaxal When tho yer.
dict was given turning over tho corpse 10
Mr.. Dortot as that Of Oliver Pike, fhS
Frenchmsa were fali OF wrath. They de-
ciarcd over and over aralr that the body
was that OF Chazal They left declaring
that they would sc. the French consul.
Mr.. porsot viii lake the body TO Fayesla.
O.. for burial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

Yesterday.
Reel esente transactions since January 1
.SS. are HexserS Tas-~ we're 1.e9 eR
recc-9 yesterday seventeen deeds. axy-e-
eating E-7& Following . list furnished
~ ne cz.sy Bulletin. room - occs3enth
saock-
Jasspa @. we,cA - yeAa Haanea-t-er.
. acres IA ne sec - - %. r G June L 81.
A ". Hleehrz.a; e III. 20 Wfiissn c.
c.csaie. les > and ~ block 9. Lake View
a3d. jar { 80
JsAa Fay ct uk - Fred Rsce Rcweli
sot %. Beck - Deary = aeyrs Ae3 Feb.
- 81
Grsen Lake Hc-ns Bu.i.,ag end cuars.-
eee Co. . LAbsEe Butler. ics / block -. lot
8 oSck =. woc1iAwn sSd. Green Lake.
Dee : skss. tia
James An~sszry to Ka:s Arasssury. lot
I block ! Baggage Orient I'D. March -
O. c. 81
We2 Coas. Improvement CO. 20 Matthias
T3ernsr-cm. tees ard 1. hlock g, Gilman
Para March =. les ga
Simon ysxEey 60 Bessie AcDonoaxA. lots
and & block q. South Park Land Cas-
,st add. Ma-cA - ara
Henry l. Denny &c W. to Bert l. RAsA-
bun. lots :. 70 and L. Aoek Z. II. l. peary's
h. Green Lake zsd. March :, siz.
Frank J. Stanton 10 John II. whyta and
Ira G. HRxzard. ST. IA 80 and ne So 60 is.
sp q. ; except 10 acres ard righs-os-wAy
feet vide Sept. ~ fssS. 81
Anna j. Corawsu ard husband ospr9s.
70 i<nis whyte and Ella Haxsara. - ac-es
IN ne Sec -. tp .. l. March 81 S.so.
Hattie n ksmsan and husband, John H.
TO Henry Robertson. acres In ne 81 sec
I 70 =. r !. March =. So.
Mary Alaaugh England and husband.
Joseph. 10 NJ Rogers AinaaSh. LOT II. block
10. Queen Anne add. c. Of s. March q. $$a
Anton Linn 70 Emanuel Larson. lot ID.
block %. Gilman Park. Sept %. 1886. $50
Robert Winyafe. receiver MerchAntS
National bank OF Tacoma 10 Mary A.
Ramsey. MI Of ne sec :. ~ - r 6. fSG
acres ana property IN Pierce county. Oct
81. 1856. q. C. 81
James Ramsey et w. - George Ramsey,
ne ne sec =. ~ 80. & and property In
Pierce county. Jan -. q. c, 81.
John Lesry e. ux- 20 Peoples Savings
bank. lots and 6. block s. Bcren's odd.
March %. a c.. S.
John L'eary ct Ok - Lea-y-coiiins Land
Co. Washington Park. hock 81. Burke's
~ add: blocks Is and - T. Hanford' Add:
lot s. block k. T. Hanfora's add. South Se-
attle; lots !. !. !. :. 10. II. block ~ ceatral
Seattle; blocks is and "a. Eastern add tsx-
eep, lots and 6. block 80. March %, a.
c.. IS.
John Leary e ux. 70 Pierre p. Ferry.
tract ). FarrnGSle Homestead. March %,
q, c, s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

=, -,r--tsA t-se.-natso- ASSET spien..a seq
49,. o,-,r~s via TIES Se.sh- Tssts<a Lac
f~eus Minneapolis ans s. raai to Mnvan-
k>s ans C'slesgo-4ss 2isssnrs, II
-, e.,-ssrrpsass TIP Eas:, rless>
80, are 10 = W. Parker.
Ss,s~~. seaz4 Arsnt Seattle and re-
eslvs illustrated fos@sr. free. ~i;a detailed
5000 aesat TIE thres superb train,
,sxvssw uInneA-s.as sz4 s. Paul ever Ear
g. ,As week. tcxsshsr u N s1y special -
fN--nassea yea rn2s ssz2rs. Year hcns
.xxnt vii sssI yoa tic&sss va tAis s-ss-
rgaxs is-s sst reserve you sleeping car
h~wths Il s3F&scs. 90 syr.scasi9z-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01

New York. April IA World Dispatch
from Havana says: complete invests
gstson of the case OF Walter Gran. Dy-
CERT. the American confined IN the prison
al Gaines. leads The captain general to
hold him. and he officially informed Con-
sal General Williams OF his decision to-
night. High authority 10 quoted az saying
that ample evidence exists to justify thIs
determination. Consai General Williams
Immediately eahled sAa result to the stais
department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-01
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco March sr--Arrsvec-cfty
OF Puehla, Victoria and Port Townsend;
state OF California, Astoria and Portland
Suaoi. Gray's harbor. Dsparted-Tug As
toriA. Coos bay.
Freaghts-Don. LIS sons now at Taco
ma. wheat thence TO Cork. priar 10 arr
wax als ID; kiick!tat. fS tors, now on the
Sound. lumber thence to Honolulu.
Port Gamble, March 3.-Arriyed-Bktn
kiickitat, Capt Cutter. thirty-cns DAYS
from Honolulu: an Cockernaou,h, 20 load
for west coast steam schr Lak,ne. from
San Francisco. with q deck load OF red
wood lumber.
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london, March u.-A dispatch from Con.
sssatinople 20 the Tifnos Says Tho French
and Russian attempts TO sa<urfa,e tho sui.
tan agsins; Eagiane on Recount OF tire
Nile expedition have failed.
A Cairo dispatch 70 the Times says: The
situation IN TIE Sus,6rn District In critical.
The Egyptian forces are small. and IL il
highly desirable thar .,dian troops BE-
sent to ralieve the anxiety.
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London. March IA Rome dispa,-h 70
the Chronicle says its corresyaadels learns
from al official source that tho nexus OF
Abysssnls demands large ransom tor the
italian prisoners he holds and for tbs
Ad.grat garrison. The dispateh aecs that
the Italian government 10 3apossd 70 po-
cept the terms.
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Pretoria. March HIT r. asserted on re-
liable authority that the TxansvaAi govern.
ment IL about 10 offer England the assist
snce Of the eursher forces 20 crash the
Aatabeie uprising.