davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

SAVING OF SEVEN THOUSAND.


OLYMPIA. Dec. iS-S47eeiai.-F Ever since
Ire encaulnusat Of the state militia ~
woodland n tsat The state has owed tho
Northern psetnc Railroad Company IN
ward OF s7.eaa for trans peTfstfen IN con
neetion wi-a the encampuent ana the
strikes wsas~s occurred about that firn-
Although - last legislature created a De-
sci-sAcy fund Of tss 30 70 cover t1ist end
other military tnSeeseinssa. the claim
vas rot settled until very recently. As
sa Offset ts1s stats claimed . larger sam
shan that due the company
In order tia, tho st2ts ni gag be rsnre-
scented IA me Worlds E.tr exhibits In fSse
arrangements we're made WITH ths com
pany whereby ire exssbits should be
shipped 90 Chicago and return free or
charge. hat to cnnsp1y With forruatlfy
the shirtAns expenses were 10 hs paid
BY ne state. The canpsuy agreeing 90
refund ne sianey after the rstura a ths
exhibits. This had never bean Gane.
As most - the contracte had been rnaaa
with The late van, Schalse. there sseased
60 be no redress, until en presentation
by fhs railroad company o. tbs hsl. far
transporting the troops Gov MssarsN
Insisted On this money AelIg arexsa 20
offset ne esssapAny's clstsns. ard thin was
rnaliy agreed -. vita ths result thsg
re- state WA saves froa poyinx fAs
G,eN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
srEnvES CASE WITH THE JURY.
Portland Lawyers second Trial fog
Conpifrtty fn Murder.

PORTLAND. Or, Dec. is-Ths trial Of
Y. ~. Sleeves. a weil-knpEvu lawyer OF
this CRY. for ccmpl'clty in the murder OF
George w. Sayres. was closed today at
Iililsisoro, Washington county. and rfa
casa given 70 the Jury. No verdict had
been reached al s O'clock. and the Judge
ordered the jury locked up for the night.
Two ycarsc ago hast October George w.
ssyres. a wealthy resident. OF Fulton
Park. was rnurderesi and hfs body thrown
into tho river. Joseph c'Bunio'D Kelly
was convicted of the murder and IL now
serving q rfe sentence IN t9le peuitent,ary.
Sleeves was attorney for w O. Alien IN
suit for 5000 brought by Sayres. The
state claimed that Steeves aired "Bnlnieo"
Kelly 70 shanghai SsyreS and remove him
from the state. 80 he would ae Unable 90
testify Ia n suit In his attempt 20 put
Ssyses cut OF the way Kelly killed him
Sleeves arrested. tried and convicted
Of mansiaagAter snsi sentenced 20 frtesn
years IN the penitentsry. He secured
new trfai and also a change OF venue 70
Washington county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
TO COVE U ONCE MORE.
salt in Cenrt te Finally Dceise the
Warrant Question.

TACOMA Tee 1S-Spccsal -T~h- VA
ranf aaestiua which has already beer
pruafe oG naui ,sTiess s8tls ln th@ courts
ts Ga tr settte1 oncs aDa for an in ths near
f8turc Papers taKe been prerares9 in q
new sait 20 ee hroaght in tAs superior
count ~ ~ Charles Bsrtslsv. a lsrwe
property cgrrr 81 th.s citv mo halEs a
nuwheF ~ warrants tssBed bet aacn No
Venher. l>s4 ana Anr1 3sss Ar Baress-
lee's @arra9ts cover 8A the period tn
wHsea th% elleE78 vasuglesS eya-~ssutz sge-e
sssuai and scI4 ~ City Treasurer RexeS
The salt WtI he Sled t0naFraN 80 aaa-
GaV. ard FRA cogrt Wli - asked fa grant
a Faans5amus compelling she estv 20 nav
are outstanding warrants The mEalel-
ftfsEr authorities w83a reSsst ghN Sast on TIA
EroUr1 fhAt re warrants 3r fhose W ssh
Weee deposited in the kraken BANKS We~e
oaes uata ans sp@ therefore Easa ana
vstssstfss as cistess against taa ctey. Tsls
post5aan wi} 30 fortified hv 1he ser4ssan
20 JnssEa SlalAcaa rseeAtlv rcn1er4a N ne
Merry sgiL eaiea. hawsvsr. does nos esna
tae Sarraas holsters. as taay weEa nsz
El2&s parties 70 tie salt TIE case VII
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
Pax~t sound Exports.

The following foreign carwoes are re-
ported By the West Coast Trade as hsv-
Ing cleared from Puget sound last weak:
German bark osterbek. rs tons. from
Per. ssrnbls 20 Ds'ssea Hay. South ART
ra. with f.eaE.Tss feet rough lumber, valued
~ tih,osai ~. and 9s. IS feet Of dressed lum-
ber. rS45. sk
American ship Louis walsh. f.4st tons
from Port Biskeisy TO Meleosrne. Austria
la. with l.cna 80 feet rough lumber. valnea
at H.sls. a.3G bundles Of etayas. sEli -, ana
his eund2ss Of lath, sxssTf
American harksntine J. NJ. Grifrths. 80
tons. from Port Hadiock 20 Honolulu. Ha-
wait. with ~ SIS feet rough lumber valued
~ =. -: fsT. ESQ fee, tonxaed and Krcoved
fsirnher. rsisnt; - sss feet rustic lumber,
fsST 81. e.sls feet clear spruce lumber.
sisT ~; iet feet roagh spruce humber sr.
s.en bundles shingles. 500. and 10 cords OF
wood. IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
THE SHORT HAUL CLAUSE.
Interstate Commerce Commits .ior
Hearing Petition. of Railroads.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is.--The interstate
commerce comm ss.on gave hearing to-
day on the application OF The AteuIson.
Topeka 4 Santa Re AMI other Western
roads for suspension OF the long and
short haul cIatsss Of the interstate COM
mcgee act. TIE contest involves freight
rates from Colorado common points 20
California terminal p0tnts- The roads Pc
IS foDlnw for rsAef are tns Archsson. Dem
yer n Rio Grznde. no Grande Western.
Southern Pacific. Colorado Midland and
Un.on Pzc9fc.
The commission rave notice % a hear
snS 20 interested parties throughout <hs
territory involved n the contest. bsI. not
more than ore or two places were repre-
serted today 20 oppose rne granting OF the
petition TIE counsel for the roads
GAINED tAA- Improbable rates have been
forced upon zAsEn through water corupa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
SOUND VESSELS SAFE.
The ynrksnd and th- r. X. Wood
zach Reaches Port.

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. N-special--
The nriusA ehfp Yafkand. which sailed
from Port nlaktiey For CaicBfta last june
and which vas h~frg reiusurvd a. is
r8sneas ner cant. tn London. arrived a.
heF destination oa December 70
9 it has been reported IN the coast press
ihst shc schooner p * Woo5 lprs ser Ia
ten fram Fueet sound. has roe arrived 81
Igeatsla ara thai heavy reinsurance had
been W8ld ea6le from 7gentsgn an
nenacea he- safe arrival ard departure for
NaraNRkt Iaran
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

at IL O'clock after an Illness or two weeks
with bronchitis and Bright's disease.
Roswell G, Horr was born November 6.
1910, in Waitsville. VT. He received his
education in the public schools, and when
young moved to Eiyria, o. In 1853. he
married Miss Carrie Pinney, OF Elyria- He
was admitted to the bar In 1864. One year
later he moved TO st. Louis. and went
into the mining business. In 1871 he took
up his home In Saginaw, Mich. from which
district no was elected 20 congress on the
Republican ticket in 1878. ard served with
distinction three successive terms. In
1890 he moved TO Plainfeld. and became
member of the editorial stan on the New
York Tribune, which position he has held
ever since.
When Mr.. Horr entered congress he at
once took rank as a humorist, a speech
he delivered during his first term giving
him the laurels which Sunset Cox had
hitherto claimed as his unquestioned prop
erty Mr.. Horr was strong and rugged In
argument but his reputation as con-
gresham rested mainly on the speeches
OF his early congressional career, when
he convulsed the house and the nation
with his quaint and homely sayings. As
a stump orator he was In constant de-
mand and has taken part In every cam
paign for the last twenty-five years.
After leaving congress he gave the most
of his time 10 the Sfuut OF etDHpAttt@A
subjects. the result OF his researches APP
pearing either IN the Tribune or In his
lectures and political addresses which
were delivered In all parts OF the country.
He had a joint debate with Henry George
at Syracuse on tho single tax theory, and
with Senator William Nj. Stewart on the
silver question in both OF which he
maintained hts position with force
and vigor. His Joint debate in
1895 in Chicago with w. II. Har-
vey. author Of Coins Financial School"
attracted much attention. When the ma
tional Republican campaign committee
called for speakers last fall. he was one
of the first to respond, and made over
ninety speeches IN the presidential cam
paign before he was taken Ill with bron-
chitis. Mr.. Horr took part In the cam
paign in oregon In 1894. and It was gem
orally admitted in that state that 20 his
splendid work on the stump was due in
no small degree the Republican victory
which followed. After his work in Ore
gou at that time he came 10 Washington,
delivering powerful speech at the Arm
ory which was packed 20 It's fullest ca
pacity. Mr. Horr leaves a brother in this
state. ex-senator j. C. Horr. who has re-
sided at Olympia for many years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
TO BH COMPLETED TODAY.
yev~ steel bridge over white River
N Fine structure.

steel bridge over the white river win be
flashed by the Northern Pacific tomorrow
soon. Fer the nast thrce days Snperiu-
tsrdrpt NcCahe aaS had large force o.
men erecting rhc structure. which VII oe
ore q tire han8s0mest on tho division
The approaches ana abutments 70 the
bridge have been completed Tor some tine
bat cwlnE 20 the late hlEh water - has
been Impossible 20 erect the bridge The
material was placed on the ground and
everything done 50 es 70 make the FINAL
work A easy matter,
Taking advau-aro of the normal height
ef faa river. Wheh was only recently at
tain~a Superintendent McC'ahe began the
work os putting @p the permanent bridge
last Tuesday IL Wi} aSa a valuable ian.
pT0vernent 90 the ccmpany's line between
fhfs ctty ard Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
MEETING or MANUFACTURERS.
Arrangements Making for the An
uuai Convention Next Month.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. is.-T2ae execu-
tive committee OF the National Association
OF Manufacturers met this afternoon. az
Manufacturers Club. 10 discuss the ar
ranEcments for the annual convention.
which VIII be held IN Philadelphia jana
airy " g and Is. The following resoiu-
tons were adopted.
Resolved That 4 e the sense OF this
executive corrmlttee that the tariff laws
should De revised at the earliest possible
moment f. order that uncertainty may be
removed. confidence restored and business
permitted 20 revive.
Resolved That rates % duties should
Sc as iow as possible consistent with the
fair protection 81 our industries, and the
labor they employ.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

rios the present revolution. Goenx 20
Santiago. disguised as q nluleteer. he was
becoming active when Spain learned OF
his prsscncc. and ne was forced % zee.
he returned 70 COSTA R1ca ard there
opened correspondence with she leading
Cuban patriots sn oeaer parts OF ere
world. Gen. Gomez. IN San Domingo.
Joined atm. ard in short time Cuban
Juztas were orgsa4xed n almost all tho
biz cities IN the United States. Early in
1855 the plot rnatured. and the news was
flashed over the wires 70 all parts of S1o
earth that The CGhans aa0 risen. Maceo
was ssf.l IN Costa Rsca- In February An
xonto Msceo and Ms brother. accompanied
by Is veterans, sailed for Cuba They
landed near Baracoa. a iocakfy every foot
OF wa1icn was familiar 70 the general
They were intercepted By Spanish guer-
rslas and fought bTavely for TWO days
ard nsxats. some Of the patrols were
Killed, and Maceo Was shot Snrough the
hat He lefS his companions and wan
derei OF BY himself For two weeks ne
lived .sa The woods On a diet Of plartatns
and other TROPICAL fruit One day ne
stumbled on a hand of Insurgents led by
Rahi He was captured and brought De-
fore the leader.
who are vouy'' he was asked.
..One who wall fight 20 death for Cuba
IbreH' he repsied-
Your naneg"
"Anronso Macec."
Rabi would not at first believe tnat ras
ragged and hungry tramp was the great
oh.eftain. but soon M2ceo was recognized
and ne was hailed with delight. Within
few weeks Maceo had recruited an army
OF i,0oo men and was once more on the
track OF the Span4aTSis. lie met the forces
OF Spain at 4a1aras Filsp4nas. Cr1sto ana
Jarabenca and routed them.
Maoeo has been the most str1N-ns ngore
IN the revolution. Laughing at Neyisf
trS5chas, he mas desolated the island ana
as dyed its soIl with the blood OF the OPP
yressors. lie crossed the Canto RIVER anu
whipped Valdez at Chapana, haisu4n anu
Moscones. He pushed further west anu
defeated Eschagne at Puerto Faare-
Leaving a train OF ruin behind him, ne
broke rhe trochs o. Jucaro, routed me en-
envy at Nalfiempo, Colssee, Paso Rear anu
Calimete, and at last won ms way fifso
pinar del Rio. Many times has he 0een
reported killed only 20 be resurrected IN
some CORY tase OF deIeat for the Spanish
arms EVERYONE VINO soves liberty ana
whose syYnpa1le.es are with the Cuhans
hopes that the story OF rs death is base
less rtIrnor And a oaseless runner, aoupt-
less 1t viii prove TO be. the man VINO
has been several times killed cannot De
spared. There IS no one 20 take the place
OF Antonio Maceo-Maeeo with MS eisA-
ing eye heavy brow, and vuAi Ges jaw
skilled in strategy and fearless IN attack.
the picturesque. dauntless champion oA
the cause OF suffering Cuba.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

N. Rogers Kills Himself by shooting
"A Veteran Trt~xrnpher

HoQUtAM. wash. Dec. is-Specsal.--
During the night % December ls II.
R0gers. sire 4iotelkceper AZ Oycfsut. com
niittsd ~uici4e hy shooting ntrnseif. lie
was n single man. about & years OF sre.
yesrs,
Rogers was formerly train diSpatcher
and telegraph operator. and opened tste
first telegraph offipe IA fsussceurw or ~
late years re hsss taken much morphine,
"a fwt,e before attempted 70 take tis
ffe ~ poisouing, PTS former hcrne was
Monmouth ili.. and ~ has relatives 81
Nebraska anH Missouri 90 whom he left
Letters addressed He was making a good
lfvug. and bad about 50 on his person a.
the time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

9Ae last of the salmon fleet Is ready for
sea AZ Victoria. being the tenth weasel for
fAe seaser. since ire shipments com
nsneed. Ea.fza GASES Of salmon. valued
AT 6. ips..oe, have been forwarded from
pY,tiKs Columbia 10 Liverpccl and Lon
Aon. salmon fishing h and has heen ore
Of the great Industries q the North Pa
eiec eoAst The value OF the yearly prod
net az California, Oregon. Washington.
d7rftssA Colusrsssa and Alaska f. estimated
n abort 81. ooo .oso. TIE largest part OF
re salmon cosnss from Alaska. and 10
6hlypeA from San Francisco. Though a
confederate portion - shipped overland
70 the Besssrn states from paeet sound
ard shs ousumt.a river. II Is q most prof
gsahis eussress 20 engage In. n being ssti-
mated mat TIE amount a capital snvestes.
usually abeut $4,000 10 establish . good
oAnnsry. can be Cleared IN less than three
ysaTs Flsfssrmsn are paid good wages.
AID the salmon q; tho oannery - sold at
from IS 70 81 Per case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
Sharp
E e. :. ~. q - &C.: Pains

and night: Stiffness or the joints. lame
ness, swsEIinzs, agoay-fhis Is raeaHsa-
s.sm. II 3 caused BY poisonous matte. "A
the blood II can be cured only by pari-
<yIax TIE blood Do not waste time ana
money on iininents or other applications
DO not daily with unknown medicines
Cure rheumatism at once. surely. safely,
promptly. permanently. BY purifying fAs
btoad with Hoods Ssrsapar.lla. TSou-
sands OF cures OF this and other bleed dis
eases conciusively prove that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

vita . rock thrown arssnsf Elm ~ fns
explosion Of btasx Of gtxat vowde~ wnfrn
rh1 cefvsa employees were ussnx n exea-
vatsnx q sstfch 20 extend - sstar works
system. He was awarded s. - damages
from which judgment E5e city zppsatsc-
Urher cases decsded were as follows.
Clarke T. Davis. Respondent. Va Atlas
Assurances Company, agpessant, KING
county. affirmed.
Clarke r Davis. Respondent. Va rnre-
rkst Insurance Company. affirmed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
Mr.. Grocer: there are

Mr.. Grocer: there are
thousands OF people who
want good tea (many don't
drink tea now. because il
hasbcen either costlyor badl
and here is .Scka.ing's BeSt
-Sood tea at 4 fair price
Don't You want 10 sell
lots of such tea, and money
back it if your customers
don't like il.
Assalzsss csAs4ay
80 isAseasN. a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
To Keep up the sound Meaey -

NEW YORK, Dec. N.-t5en -
Buckner. Of Kentucky, and sxNons z 4,
man Bynum, of Indiana Chairman -, Z :
national committee OF the Nationn ~ 4 Z
cratic party. were At this Fifth sssng ~
tel today. Mr.. Bynum says ne rs
Democratic party intends 70 coalss -. :
fight for sound money. and TIE ss.s =
ment OF permanent hesdquaftsss - 4
YORK IA for the purpose Of the distf '.,sl
thoroughly ard sy'stesnaticaily. o.
money literature.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
Senator warren VERY III.

CHICAGO. Dec. is.-Unsted states SEN
ator Francis r. Warren. or Wyoming.
who has been AZ the Auditorium Annex
for several weeks. suffering from append
cltls. underwent an operation this even
ing Senator Warren Usa very weak after
the operation. but DR. Hammond. who at
tended him. SAID he would probably re-
cover
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
EARLY FIRE AT ST. PAUL.
Ryan Hotel Annex Burned-Loxs
More Than 500, 900

ST. PAUL. Dec. IA ire at go a. m.
which started in Colhelm's furniture store
tn the Ryan hotel annex. on Seventh
street. threatened FOR a tine me Schpetts
block and the Ryan hotel. The furniture
company's lass Ia estimated az SI0o co
The Ryan annex was buBt az a cost of
sNa.g00 The upper story has never been
completed.
At a.. m. the Sire seems 20 be under con-
trol The IRE II confined lo me annex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee Ig.-word was
received BY the United States postal in
speetnrs here today q The robbery OF two
psosGossicss So 0reg9B. Only few par
Iicusars were given q the robbery. but
the information points % the operations
% an organized gang. On Wednesday
niEat the pestotstce is the town q HUB
bard vas broken into and foAss1. and on
Thursday nlghE the Oregon City possoalce
w2a looted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

tftion. The roads claimed thy seesa !
authorized to make reasonabls -.
from Colorado common points esst & ss
afornia terminal points, and hetNpea IT,
mediate points without comps<isua ~
the charges contemporAneouau \ ~
from Colorado common polnes u A6s
coast terminal points on Ike tsi1S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

CHICAGO. gs-e. - MAJ sfeEfrlev ureat
"a KevansGan thss afternoon AZ etcsaek
t&e - tase Easss % e. a. Uaaes ava wtI
rvHsaln g. EHaaHeea over nsht Mrs No
Nsulsf resassaea .s5 str NsW Ullaa,s' rezs-
~ STA taf mAfsrs naoyaar - Cersssssas
aAF. ard shss 81 1eaxg ear Caa,on Mau,
SsN mlNFs E&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
Father o,Dea at Tacoma.

TACOMA. Dec. K.-Special.-Rt Rev.
Edward J. o'Dea, bishop OF Nesqually.
arrived here today from Vancouver. This
is the first visit OF the new bishop to Ia
coma He is the guest OF Father Hylehos.
and will be rendered a reception al Ia
coma hotel Monday night Monday morn
ing he viii confirm a class of seventy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

be ultimately carried to the supreme court
and anal decision obtained as soon as
possible.
With this troublesome question settled
the city will be able TO begin the new
year with clean book ahead the war
rants which the courts find TO be valid
will be quickly funded. and the others
viii be declared forever barred from pay
ment. After this is settled the city will
be on q cash basis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
wc.t tnalna snrnr commi.,lon.

LONDON. Dec. Is.-Gen Norman. SIR
Edward Grey and SIR David Barbour
have been appointed GA the West Indian
sugar commission. 70 investigate COM
plants og the decline % Che sugar indus
try in The British West Indies. owing to
the competition % European countries
paving }sountles or the production and
export OF sugar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
srrKENr CorRr DECISIONS
Cell ~aewertk J1ds m~-t Against
vhaSrana IL 9f-srns~a

CrsYNg~Ia. nes. IS sprcisl ~rae xa-
creme eours tosay affirmed ire iueEgaeng
81 ere iswer caarS fn sas ease - ssaa< r
CoiienswsgSh rSstuaaeut rs she cgty ot
New wNa,ssga. arpelans. "a lisa Col3eRs-
wacrtS wa. esssv injured BY being eyrtse..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
Petition for Bowws, Pardon.

TACOMA, Dec. IS. - Special. - The
friends OF George w. Boggs are 10 cir
culate a petition directed TO Gov. McGraw
asking Tor pardon. The petition Is to be
circulated In Seattle and Spokane. as well
az in Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
Chilean Finances Improving.

LONDON. Dec. I3--The Hponaent
= rae Tisnes az Santiago de CnIe re-
marks upon tae improved financial s3tua-
3foa there AL securities, he SAYS. are
rls3ns. and the conversion fund Is more
thzn sufficient 20 pay outstanding notes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
PAUL Auxuate Arene Dead.

PARIS. Dec. 1s.-Paul Augusfe Arene.
the nrterateur. IS dead. He was born in
1915.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

Today We orer car sns1rs lire - hl<h-
r-sAs sgverxAre a. a great sacrifice. II
xog reed anything q shsf &ne do uss Easss
gAss sac. Erisea 3ESs, ~ E.Fsg avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

ROME. E~-c. xs--tslsaoa J. J. KeGn~. sor-
merry re-tor II ere t-asha4s university a.
W4Sasuxccn. hsS arrsvez acre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
EnrI az Normnnton nend.

LONDON, Dec iS.--James Charles A.
Car. third Earl OF Normanton, IS dead.
lie was born in ISIS. and succeeded to the
t4gle IN 1855
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
Cri.pi,s Daughter Eisrs'

MILAN, Dec. ls.--T'ae Secola - 49,
glgnor crsspTs daughter. rns ~
Iingla "a lossa, has eloped wsfn or
servants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19

TACOMA. Dec s.-Speclal--The body
of Grant Campbell. who was accidentally
drowned in pond near the 81. Paul mill
SATURDAY night, has been recovered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-19
Australian Emfgraties Din

ADELAIDE, South Austraiia. = shs
The bin TO restrict the emigras.ooD. ~
colorea races has passed the
council