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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-14
OTHER TRAINS LEAlYE WHEELING.

OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.
For Steubenville and Pittsburg 20 q. m.
week days. for Pittsburg ana the East,
and for Columbus and Chicago at / 20 p.
m week days. FOR Pittsburs. Harrisburg;
Eait,m0re Washington, Philadelphia and
New York Ell 300 p. m. daily; for Stcuben-
Vile and Dcnn!sOn at 800 p. m. daily; for
Pftsburg at 200 p. m Week days; for Co
iur7bus. Dayton. Cincinnati, Indianapolis
and ST. Louis at $3.50 b. IN. week days
PARLOR CAR TO PITTSBURG on 800 p.
H. and p. m. trains.
Persons contemplating q trip will find IL
profitable in pi assure ana convenience 20
communicate with The Undersigned who
will make AN necessary ARRANGEMENTS for
a delightful journey. Tickets viii be pro-
vidcd and baggage checked through TO
JOHN G. TONILINSOE.
Passenger and Ticket Agent Wheeling.
". Va. ocJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-14
RALTINOB EAND OHIO RAIL

Ii. u. THrFfEEgER.
General Manager.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-14
|TITIUN8NITTe I'0uT0-
modation 200 and g. .

q. m. and coo %. 3d.. Except sunday, and
100 D. m. Saturday only.
ARRIVE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-14

LORETTE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
@tsr5tbntes &apiteI.

r8pbnt bier Mabame 3eunsr2"
rMaoame S0ne2" antportste Der
gortisr aus Der tsllerartig pertieften
2oge - yMabame Some ppbnt I'M
fiinltsn, Wfaoame!"
llub 8ertrub itieg Die flint Sreppsn
biran, INNER feItsren Srittss, bsn&opf
:toBtg erboben. llntertpsgs i'm Siater
hattie Ite ii3 I6ou Der 8ermunpmung
bes bi9ten Stlsiers entlsoigt: mas fir
cine aengItli9teit! sic bat gtiemano
gu fiir6ten - isBt ni9t msbr! 0inpe9
Gle Nsbsngebantsn! Silt ss bod, 3us
ftubt gu Tu9:n fir cine 9vllti9e, bic
man in t9rem, @ertruos ei9snem Sau.
fs, geGdtst bat.
Die 3sunsrs, Obuttsr unb Sobn, Be-
robnten in Der Rus Soufflot, bod
iibsr bem 9unit unb bem 2Grm Der
Gtrabe, eine tlsine Rstbs apinSiger
3tmmerthen. bic I'm 10 mebr ben @baz
ruttsr bon 8o9eItGfisen trlgen, als
ibre 5tnIter, bic iGmmtlia sueIei9
Sbiiren bilosten. BON Dem fortlaufens
BEN Sitter elmer gemsinIdmen 8dlerie
irmgsbsn puren unb Elm buntgemii6tes
Bolt BON alerlei 80geln bier pirtli6
su @cit auss unb einflos, bur4 bas
auf Der @alsrie reiblib ausgsfrsute
ssutter angelodt. 8telSpnns, piel 2uft,
ptel blduenbs Simmelspsits, unb bic
Guppel bss pantbepns, bte gu allen
sSenitern bereinI9aut., balb I'M Nebsl
psrbau9t tpie Elm 5artes MGrdenges
bib. balo ptbrirsnb in Der gleiBencsn
NittdgsIonne. balb als stsantiiAe
Silhoustte ttsff9par3 in bas i9ims
mernoe Std9lblau bssStsrnsnbimmel5
rcgsnb. Sisr innen aber bic SiiIe oeuts
fcber 8ebaglihteit - mandem 2anoss
mann fiel es 6eim gintritt pie sin8or'
ipurf auf's 0sr3: bier lpenigItens luobs
nsn 0eutid)s, bic iib Ielbit nidt aufz
eegsben babtn in Dem alles peri6lins
Genosn 9dnn bsB 9ariIertbums!
2tls Srau 3euner bic &arte ems
pfiug, bic tbr 9ertruo URIoets, erbob
lie Iih iiberraI9t Don ibrem Irbeitaz
tiI46sn am 6eniter unO elite Der ans
tommenoen, bsibs Sdnbe ausseItredt,
entgsgen: rDel9s Srsuos! Dl4 grOs
Be 5rsuoe!"
limb bic ttsfblauen, INNER nod f9Os
nen 9(ugsn Der prG9tigsn @reiIin Iuas
ten, mi, nur Sinoeralstn gu LADEN
rtrm63er.
0oa stsic1 mad Der sritsn 9sgris
turg jtuBte iis: GNrtruOs glussn wds
ren ouutel umflort uno tbr antlis oun
elmer ncro0Isn Grrnsuns iiber3ittsrt.
.Gs ftsbt bod gIues gut bel Sbnsn3"
.Sie bdttsn mid gepiB niat 10 balo
erlpa t,t, ltsbe 6rau 3auner?"
Gsrtruo oerIu4ts gu lGhsln, aber
Elm spipiIier 3paus in ben Wtunbpns
feln li,b IaIt bas @egsntbeil sum gIuss
brud tornmsn. glls liz bic tpiiroige Yas
me in iErer iibtrqueGsnotn Ssr5liatsii
auf IiA 5ueil,n iab, bate tie ii1 an
isbit,n an Dsrsn 8ruit gsporfen.
nSoffentlitb teine b0Ie Na9ri1t ppr
Mfiilhsim9"
% pants. pants - nur 9utes DON
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03

-SD9fss8ertrauen. SD
fage Sbnen, es eibt teine miBtrauiihez
rem WenIden als biefen Sbig unb
S1mul - &einer traut benz glnoes
ren; fpenn lie auseinanoer geben unb
ii9 bic Suno gegeben buben, - 5dblt
Sober feline Singer nua!"
3eritreut. t. 9pofehnr: 4b.
feb ba. lisber 5rsunb, freut mid, Sic
nah 10 LANCER IbpeIenbeit ipieoer gu
ieben mas ma6t Sbre liebe Srau
@emublin9 = Sreunb: Sd bin uns
perbeiratbet, Serr 9rofeKor. - Proa
feHOp: 9l4 10 - ridtig - i'd gldu6te
bod eans beitimmt - aber mas i9
iaoen ipOlIte: tpie lunge iinb Sic benn
I6on unberbsiratbet2
4us ber b6beren 8 D d =
terI6ufe. profeIor (su elmer
Gdilsyin): rRun, Srdulein Bertha /.
mas beritebsn sic unter 3utunftsmu-
Ft2" IrGulein Bertha: n2isbess uuA
Misasnlis6sr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-03
RFunatbt!
Don alexander 2saron non Sossrts.
q. GDrtiebung).

Sic leste bic entfaltets Serpiett.
tpiebsr auf ben Seller unb ma9ts eint
9eipesung auf5uitebsn - rsin Sc.
beimnib iOa ni4t bsi uns gu Sat iein.
bOrit 0u!"
rllriinnl gtsib! @as iOuit uud 9r
9i9 nod Grgern.~
sd bin Define 6rau - iebt beids
teit On mir fofort!" brobte iie flsbeno.
Der 0iener fam unb madte it9 am
8Hffttt gu i9affen. sic aB.n aus
Ssl6elsi Dor Dem Manns; aber @ittor
lieb ben 20ffsl tpisbsr in bic Suppe
sfeitsn, er mar gu erregt.
IIs Der 0iener peri9punosn mar,
fubr er berans: r@ine Snfamie! Cine
Smpsrtinsn5! SieIe peroammten 3sis
tungsn!"
limb sr asrtnittsrts bic Ssrpiette,
als ob es cine ppn ben 9erbrs9srmnen
ielbit lpdre.
3Ogsrnb, bon 4nbsutungsn Biz gum
Wortlaut Der Senun3iation iiosrges
bsnb, bsri6tets er. Die bsuti9e SSrance
braGts unter ssif,eiS {sin ioGsnosr
1lmbii(lung sinen i6arfsn Qlusfaii gez
gen bas Saus Saminet. Man oenuns
stti rs als oas pYreubenmf".
ngaroOn. 9ertrub, 0u ruolItef es
ia b0rsn!"
. sr rueiB. ipo bic S9dnbli9teit
herritbrt. Sc 1T Sraneois', bes geiags
ter 9isners Ra9e. @r bat iid an sts
men SournaliIten gema6t, uno bic
iinb gu isbem Sfunbal bsrsit. Der
2rtitsl forbsrtt sum S9lub in unets
b0rter Ss6Rit our Sdubsrung pes
Nsftes auf.
sd bins - i6 To[l fort" fliiTterte
fte, nit psritOrtem Bid in's 2esre itars
renb.
@r iibsrb6rte bas, aornis rief sr:
sd min bod isb:n, OBJ ih ni6t i'm eis
eenen SuuTe Serr bin iibsr bisfe ents
feblthe ReOan9e!"
Damn beri9tete er, ipts bsitiir5t pa
pa eeipeI.n. Der idb fhon ben Ruin
oes Sel6dttes. Sr mar 0 stngel 6u6s
t.rt, bab sr ben Sdpiern iofort Elm
Spfer bintperfsn ipollts. Gr meinte -
fpenn Margret -
8orii9tis lauernb bra9te8ittor ben
Rdmen braus.
sic Sudts baftts suiammsn - limb
unTer &inb!" rief iie in Idri[Ier 9tnst.
nTlln, nun, es ipGre nod nidt Der
@eltllntersang. gs 9t6t glmmsn 9enug
in 9aris!"
.Das? 9u tpp[ltsIt tpirtIi92 -
WsiBt 0u - tpsiBt Oh - lpus bas
- mas bas 1T? Sas lit fstg!"
Sn ihGrfiter 8stonung mari iie
ibm bic Dorts bin. @s mar 1uis sin
@4Iag in's 9eit4t. Damn brad lie
in Sbrdnen aus. =
90 fam es. bab 9ittor nihts bon
bem 3ufa(l erfubr. Der tbr bic 3eunsrs
in ben Neg 9efii9rt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

London and South African capital
have bought the street railway system Of
the CIV a. Mexico for S1.75.sa
Benjamin r. Clement aged a.. n member
OF the firm Of Clement a Melvin. furnace
builders and rooferS. So. Louis committed
suicide Friday ny taking arsenical poison.
First Lord Of the Treasury \ ]. Bal
four. answering question In the house Of
commons behalf Of the government
sai1 he did not believe anything would he
gained by Great Britain taking the fnitia-
t;ve In proposing monetary conference.
re.s Bicycle squad IN New YORK has
proved satisfactory beyond anticipation.
WaeA spring comes ali % New York &
asphalt sni rnscadagn streets will be 10
liceA ~ v0fcenCn on wheels This vas
decided upon At meeting or the police
board.
The savrl to he usea at the s.. Louis
conNcH'iaH is now ~ the Possession az the
national RepubN ran committee Its maker
a man from Carthage. III. placed on one
cnd ns the fnalc'. made from wo.3 of Linz
coins log cabin. = gold Plate, ana ga the
other end a SILVER one.
The appellate division OF the Nrw York
supreme court mas affirmed the Judgment
O; So -. obtained against Russell SaRs by
William Il 1.aidlaN far inr.Tiss suStniaed
.- the IA In the bomb explosion in
saSes N i,e seyr-al wears AKA. The court
also allows t.stllAD $50" counsel fees and
costs
FuHy SSa to1 ,ss WIS caused hy fire early
t.slshf street. York street ard - JOAN :
sI4.s Nm \ hrk The lo<s ou fh.. ID. ff.rx
Was Ss,gso. GarIia Mscaine company
Misunderstanding cFsciTS. tvp~w -its~S ami
ofb~r machines. fifil-.i Nrr"srt tHnAn.
manufacture % embroidery SsAeo-
r.. naval hoard which mate so--k ,-iai
80 tar to-st'ia t.sat fr-s~'0 AZ N~W Lon
unn. conn las o. or-'i ta fh~ secretary
OF trs rlt.t Plat fra i-.ttr is -.,. K IT, h..If.
n rorforn'fV N'fh thT ~oe 80 atioTs. *
,s-Hf ~ fasf .rT rH+ ."rra r4rs F--1Ht rNr
iars efer IRE w~i-e- allotted Trsy Hu3
t1e .rsff r~Aty te te formed cYe- 90 tire
government
Ch-{<tasr Conrad. or Drl.ws-~ -s.ntv.
ia aeef rs yvavs IL tsaf. H~ hSB b4en A
noted -cararfef ln Iowa Ire tn- many
Years ard uutJ latr.N Ma .ofiitza ~stieeiy
wer aus st-ang A. hls last h.vsr Iav he
Out ale Ns> oy as OTIS f1s ID ie-; ruAs in
Iowa ana has Nsrr a frfQ sutlict -
newspaper biogfsqn..s
Thr RroekNaY co4cttrs- iti~S saax Vas
sentenced nv JutEe Green .- size t--tteI
states district court AZ Trer'rr. \ ST.
,r-,av Rraskway. yh~ .ra4t- w. ~~r-
tsurri ta t~o year t- ta~ st-.'r -e~fte1-isTN
All rvef s. f.u Mrs Anhs+ Su sa .4~ s.
latV ~ the NcHNkfn ho-se =" - "a the
esuc atscrstei. four wears arf s." fire
Wf,Nam WAgrsr. oae eAr at.t SO f1e
,,,tv~r p. Tucker Aas -v~tSnet ,h~ POSI-
a. Nss sen appointed rs tso ca.upf-sr.r
a. national bark examine fsr rns fistrict
10 ts.-geinnati Th- srrretsrN n tf- t-tsaS-
a., has appointed .isors, SH1ln o,
WESTON - re rcsurt r,llsr onir~. s.F4ty
..,-nns-atie- George = AutherN 1t ~ -
s~snssu sssrertnse1dcnt or sac ~ -sn1.'fiol
,sntsfo~. has eseH 4pqointri h.nf - in~
REPORTS 3sy asi1T. anl fiit'ofi5 F. = 1s.f' -Ff.
csrrk j., tfr div s5aH - T~if 81 s4s'-g-
Fa~4 y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08
BROWN PAYING HER.
How Mrs. Tunnel Is Kept Away
From San Francisco.
THE DOCTOR KEEPS HER HID.
She Was Matte Overman's Confidant
Statement OF Man Who Acted
a. Go-Between.

Santa Cruz. Cal. March Rev. Ir-
Brown has contributed money toward
Mrs. Tunnell's support and has aided her
materially in seeking seciasicn N ne
southern part Of the state Constacfe '"
II Patton Of this city. gave out Inc as
tonishlng piece Of Information To-Day mat
his brother II. II. Patton. VINO hda re-
Gently visited aim, acted as a go-oetween
for Rev. Dr. Brown and Mrs Tunneii-
NJ IL Patton is a conductor on ths
railroad line running between Day tOh anu
Parkery!lle. In the early part o. INC zee.
he had a leave OF absence. vnFh ne spSne
visiting relatives in different parts O. tllis
state Before coming 10 santa cruz ne Was
the guest of MS wife's mother In iniare-
Rooussny in this house was Mrs. 1eh-
neil. who, he subsequently, learned. vas
Miss Matte Ovsrmans mysterious iriet'a-
She pad her board but was treaiso aiii''e1
as member Of the family.
Patton became the confdant OF Sits-
Tunnel. and after she had known him ier
some time she approached him one daf
with the proposition that he shoGic go 70
San Francisco and obtain funds iof hei
from Rev. Dr. Brown. Patton agreed 20
do this, and went TO San Francisco lie
lost no time ia going TO the residence %
DR.. Brown. which he approached waTlls'
as he feared detection Ringing the door-
bell he was admitted by the pastor re
assured DR. Brown that he Vas mrsseh-
ger from Mrs Tunnel. The interSie" as
brief md Patton succeeded in getting
ga which Brown said was all he had.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08
BOARD OF EDUCATION-
Just Routine business Transacted
King Was Absent.

The board of education held its regular
monthly meeting last night, thlipets'
Wells, Churchill, Mrs. Thomas. secretary
Guernsey and Superintendent Barnard pe-
ing present. Action WIS taken Tor the COZ
lection of the penalty and interest on "e-
lnQuent taxes due the school district ny
the county, and a resolution was passed
authorizing President Churchill ana Sc
Rotary Guernsey 10 sign claim 10 he pre-
scented TO the county commissioners. As
the tax books of the county viii have TO be
examined to ascertain the amount iue the
district a special committee was appoint
ed to represent the interests OF thv boaFu
IL the appointment Of the accountants
The residents of Renton hill are cp-
posed to the retention of II. A. Onsuin as
janitor of the Minor school, on the ground
that the lives Of the pupils are enddn-
gered by his incapability in handling the
heating boilers OF the school A del ga
ton representing the citizens OF the dis
trict was present. and a committee com
posed of Mrs Thomas and Wells and
King was appointed TO visit the school
next Tuesday afternoon 10 hear the
charges and investigate.
Mrs Sara Z. Dewhurst. of the Seattle
free kindergarten. obtained permission of
the board to add another room below the
one on the ground floor of the building
now occupied ny the SchooI Inc bo4ru
Will continue 10 allow the use Of the build
ing TO the kindergarten, without rent
\ communication was read from the
board of health requiring the board to
connect the sewer at the Pacific school,
and was referred to Attorney W III.
White.
petition was received. signed by a
number of prominent citizens. asking for
tha transfer Of Mrs. z. Fen;on. now teach
Ing in the Salmon bay school. to some
school in town. The petitioners said the
distance Mrs. Fenton had to walk to
school was acting injuriously TO her
health. Superintendent Barnard was d.
rectcd to see Mrs. Fenton.
W. L. Skillings. of Skillings K Corner,
asked the board TO take action on a biil
due his firm for making plans and spcci-
fications for a school house in Que n Anne
No action was taken.
Warrants were ordered drawn for the
payment Of bills contracted during the
month Ct February and for the salaries Of
teachers and janitors.
The secretary vas instructed to re,iues.
the water department to put meters in The
principal school buildings Of the city.
II was decided 70 advertise for LIDS for
the grading of the Queen Anne school
grounds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08
THIS WAS EASY.
Seattle Ninrot Kills "a Deer With an
Empty Rifle

The Atlas Lumber COMPANY. Of Seattle
owns a well equipped plant at McMurrav,
right on the edge Of the lake hearine the
same name II Is one or the preiti@st sqats
in the state ~ Washington. where scenery
tsh and game are TO be bad for tn. asking
Precipitous hills. covered with immense
giants n the forest. surround the lake
The hills and forest shelter game n abunsi-
snce and the waters are fun Of trout So
plentiful Is the supply OF game that Il ia
almost daily occurrence T. sec three or
four deer swimming across the lake and
many time has n fat huck or doe been
brought down from the hurricane deck OF
the saw mill. Sam Erb and George salt.
both enthusis site sportsr',n OF the thirty
third degree. always bring 4 ri'c with fher.,
Of a morning and many Waltz nave they
had over the logs IN the boom after > far-
ticuRrlN fat buck. Reports Of the nrowez<
~ these mighty hunters cach Seattle &C.
casionally and l'aiten, Price Graham ard
Gillespie viii always st dt;e phe III for
hunting trip.
one az the gentlemen above named took
his turn a couple Of weeks ago according
~ that excellent and reliable journal. the
Pacinc I.urnber Trade Journal. borrowed
a riae. laif IN A supply Of iereio cure and
Other n~rrsaitses sud AFTER promising every
man IN town saddle Of vc0isSn ran IN
70 N Murray FIR a couple OF days I'pon
his arrival. salt borrowed 4 couple Of logs
for him and deultized a delegation ~ slab
CARRIERS and single weaV.rs to heat w
thu game. After climbing the bills for a
couple ~ hours 'he besters ro.lnse-i uo =
buck. The animal Mas q mag, aconi crit
ter" and di in'f C4re much about hcing in
ttat Toe .ii+v. The heaters drove the AMI
mol en- a Nes line N5th the S"attl. rirg.re-f
ara operations were suspended NhNe The
boss got ready 20 kiil BIN. Truth conn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08

~r-e Of NJ RtrEsy. the firms New England
REPRESENTATIVE one day a gentleman cn-
tered He wanted 10 see Ripley. bGt = pen
NJ Wheeler introduced himself ne tidn
wait for the former. but started the con
v4r~zrfon something after this style;
what / wanted TO see Mr.. Ripley about
was 10 congratulate him upon your wash
ington red cedar doors. Several nlonths
ago 7 concluded 10 cuiid a house. and Mr..
Ripley Induced me 10 try cedar doors.
We'll I ala 80. more to accommodate him
than anything else, as had little faith in
them. After having the domiciie plaster
Ell | Pot in red cedar doors and pap~rej
the house A day or two afterNarf I
thought would see how the house locke
ara on rny way down town dropped In
As soon as entered was thunders;fGck-
The wall paper was nearly OF the walls
and vas hanging down. On investigation
| found that the plaster hadn't dried. OF
course / felt chagrined for | felt certain
that not only would have to buy new.wsu
paper. hut all the doors must come on. as
experience had taught me that a damp
house will ruin any ordinary door. 20. in
despair | locked the house up and didn't
go near il for three weeks. Then | mus
tered up courage and went to the place
expected 10 have siege IN opening the
door, but il yielded without trouble [
found that the piastering had dried thor
oughly and then examined the doors
There's where the surprise came in. Every
cedar door was just as good as the day [
had put them in; no swelling or shrink age
whatever and fastened down here to pat
your Mr.. Ripley on the back" Mr.
Wheeler thinks more of that or hand tes-
timonial than anything else. And its a
pretty good one for cedar doors you'n ad-
NIT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08

r 4. Wagner was arrested Saturday In
Spokane on the charge OF attering a forged
pass over the Great Northern railro al
from Spokane 10 Seattle. The complaint
WAS made by J. L. Tomlinson. chief clerk
In the office of Superintendent Barr The
pass was duly signed by General Manager
&. II Warren ans countersigned by J N
Barr. but the blanks were filled in, 1t Is
claimed by some one not authorized 20 DO
Sc Wagner IS a colorei man. formerly
employed at the Hotel Spokane. He adj
mifted to Assistant Prosecuting Attorn ~
Wells that he rode on the pass but re-
fused to state how he obtained H. He
gave bond for ms appearance before JUS
the Munter next Thursday The Spok-s-
man Review states that four passes signed
up In blank. were recently stolen from Su-
perinjendent Bars office. and this is sup
posed to be one OF that hatch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08
socIALIsTs APPEAL TO ITALY.
yrxing the People To Agftate In Favor
of Abandoning Africa.

Raguf March The Socialist deputies
have Issued n manifesto to the country.
wx.ng the people 10 Join in deniousira-
sens calculated to urge the government 10
aieale glon abandoning his costly policy
nj withdrawing the Italian troops from
l,fca
Dspatches from Milan and Florence
tbs afternoon announced a very threaten
ing state Of affairs among the troops ~
farris1n IN t.sJsc cities. 1t Appeals hat
a. soldiers became 50 excited by the atti-
fz.e Of the populace that they almost
sFoke into open mutiny, threatening 10
lsaYe their quarters and Join the rioters.
Righ difficulty the officers In command
succeeded IN calming the soldiers. and ac-
csang to the last reports IL was believ ed
IT, danger had passed.
According 10 advices received hero from
EAss0wah today. a l. estimated that The
iAlia1J at AdOwa los; about i.tsD.eo cart
fages, 500 rounds Of ammunition for .ho
arsHlery. 1900 rifles and In. money chest.
Ths war Office has not yet mace public
H. estimate Of the number OF killed and
sounded and missing OF the army defeated
a Adowa. but the general opinion Is that
sAa number killed Is about 1900. There
are no means 81 aAcertaining tho number
Of men captured by the Shoans.
The Tribunal today declares that the
natter is not a question of a simple crisis
Ia Africa o. italy. II maintains that the
honor OF l:.iy Is involved. and urges the
iscoDlng m nistry 10 adopt a policy of
uncompl oEising revenge.
The future. II r. said. may depend con-
sies-ah,y upon the secret mission which.
Il Is reported has been intrlisted TO Slgn0r
Ffssoi. the explorer According TO "A ru-
nor which cannot be verified. Frazoi viii
70 10 Abyssinia with Instructions to pre-
pare the groundwork for an honorable
peace between Italy and that country.
big anti-Africa meeting to b. held to-
borrow Il being organized at Milan. and
sseps "a hold similar aSsemblages arc te-
ms taken IN other large cities. The OBJ
isci Of all the meetings Is Is urge the gov
srnmsnt to abandon the policy hitherto
felioSei by Italy in Africa. 10 conclude
Ieaee with Abyssinia and bring home the
Eaiian troops
Disturbances Of a description similar to
bose A. Milan occurred yesterday AZ Pa
TIA Turin, Naples. Valencia aud Ra-
Fsnna.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08
Eebruary's Weather.

The United States weather bureau has
issued its summary for the month of Feb
ruary. showing the total precipitation of
rain to have been 3.SI inches; the highest
ia twenty-four hours was 30 inches, on
February %. The mean temperature for
the month was u deg: the minimum 81
deg. being reached on February %, and
the maximum. 81 deg. on February 10.
Compared with the same month during
preceding years. February has been mild.
In lSa5 the mean temperature for Fehru-
airy was the same as this year. The mont h
a cold one in 1898 and 1894. when the
mean temperature Is placed at - deg. and
- deg. respectively. The greatest daily
range OF last month was on February 10
when difference Of q deg occurred be-
tween the highest and lowest tempera-
lures.
The total movement NJ the wind, which
was mostly south. was $500 miles and II
was at its height on February n when a
southwest wind reached a velocity OF "a
miles an hour. There were 81 rainy DAYS.
q cloudy and 2 clear days. The only frost
was on the last day OF the month