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The Eddy current., 1896-06-11

Paris, June "A socialist attack
upon the government was defeated IN
the chamber Of commerce yesterday
me order Of the day being adopted by
SIS 10 23s Voies
The Eddy current., 1896-06-11

Athens. June 9--Advloes received
here from Canoa, island OF Crete. an
nounce that the insurgents on saiur-
day defeated the Turkish troops and
captured four guns and 200 Mailni-
Henry rifles. Both sides sustained
heavy loss.
The Eddy current., 1896-06-11

Teheran. June s.-Muzafier Ed Din.
the new shah OF Persia, was formally
enthroned yesterday al 1880 .. m. Ris
majesty received the members Of the
diplomatic corps IN audience yoster-
day afternoon.
The Eddy current., 1896-06-11

Washington. June 9-The president
signed the revised general deficiency
appropriation blll which has been
amended 10 meet hia objections.
The Eddy current., 1896-06-11
HE'S SAVING HIS SHOT
THE PRESIDENT PREPARING A
CUBAN SENSATION.

After brief Period % riiibusterinE the
Immigration niil Was Made the Tn
finished Business Of the senate -Csban
Rebels Have n Paper.
The Eddy current., 1896-06-11
,ONTRIALTOR HISLIFE
roR THE MURDER or MISS
PEARL BRYAN.

10 Oct Hid ~ Enragod wasps, Coon RILEY
Dives Under water ana strikes Ills
Head Against Ho,k aud necomes
Iompicteiy rarniyfea.
The Eddy current., 1896-06-11

Col. I'd Hogaboom. president Of the
Hot springs, Ark, City seylngs bank
which failed, has retnrqed hOma.
The Eddy current., 1896-06-11
WORK OF CONGRESS.
WITH a BRIEF FORECAST OF
HOUSE AND SENATE.

storms IN the West 10 Mach Damage IN
fowa' Nebraska, Kansas, Wisconsin and
filino's-A faiai Troiiy Car slip In the
city Of New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
AMUsEMENH.
Midset- show the Manly Art.

Hopkins Inler-Oceanic Variety Company
began three-ntghss' eugAsemezt al the
SEATTLE theatar last night and gave q Pc
Torrance that was ~orthy Of 3 larger
audience. The feature. Of course. IS The
Eosso~ brothers, fwo p1gmy men some
thing over two feet IL height, one Is and
the other = years of Age. 80 K is asserted
bat the age o. 6EarfS IS always as prob
lezaatzeai that Cf a. ed mad 7hey
are aot merely 70 De ranked Aruorg the
smallest men q the earth. and therefore
simply as museum freaks. however. 9or
they PIT CT = very clever entertainment
They dii come OF the san4ox business.
and grvgnd and lofty iaDailas. as 1, used
20 be called, after Which they entered the
ring as Mitchell Of England. All cor5est.
or America Al I'D a four-rouai
scientific boxing contest Tbs IS worth
going to see. rot ouiy Cor the women Rh5
81 snto ecspSszss over the cnaninS little
Gesfs" In boxing gloves. bGt fcv those E,en
who Know what boxing IS. Those VINO
we're present last n.gaf had 10 admit thai.
from the point a view ct boxing as 4
manly art, and rot as stage performance.
the contest % the It;is u1iags;s xsx qaIta
- good an exhibition as that recently
given On the sane boards ~ ex-Ch2mpaoa
Sullivan and Paddy Ryan
'MttzhelF entered the ring slightly out
cf condition. beng asbby ana too aeshy.
lie sealed a. tEeuty-svo pounds. Cor
hsftH vas IN the pink q condition at six
teen and one-halt pounds Although thu
shorter o. the twc. r his fencing for Al
cpeuinE % sas soon apparent that he hs5
the AoaEest reach. srd The lively manner
In which ~ landed ard got ont 81 range
vas exceedingly suggestive q Pom .ado.sr
jim at MS best. They boxed four good
rounds n sound scientific form. and then
IRE urcie tesok them n the pains % rs
hRnis. y here they bowed their aeknovi-
pigments q the applause with a easy
{ grace as = they we're ca solid ground
The specially artists comprise a T-ea3oa
muse ban singer. ~ko Illustrates his sorEs
with coior@a stere~1~ticon pictures tgvo
very clever musical corn esfans. Tom Mack.
a Minstrel comedian. Nho = entertzluin-.
a Sire-rope daScer ~ the Costume =
DiXey's "Afor g" Jsytown cirruS trso.
ard a '-gas.iative-- operatk- sketch
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
Railroad ard Industrial Note.

Frank W Parker. general agsr. Q. -.
Neruas.esTern line IN Seattle. sp~n. yes
seflay s. Tacoma.
J 9. Mcintyre, % the Great Northern
4Ara department, MS IN The city ye<-e--
Gay On cT.ciAI business.
". Miller. travelling freight srd y.as-
cnseF agent fer the Great Northern. has
returned rom trip around the Sound
2 c Stevens. who has bssn n attend
sIace a. tne meeting e The Tran coutfaen-
"a Passenger Association a. san Frar-
cisco. s expected home today Or toEnor-
roE.
! " casey. travelling eresgh, and PAS
sti.-ef agent Tor the Chlca 90. Muwa,fss..
= : Fall ras.rpz1. was II the city YES
ttr-Ay CT business CONNECTED With his
TIE Great Northern has rrzsse a rate N
= ia1l * grease sne IN bales from <r-rh
Poetic coas: terminals 20 Afisrrf- -
.'2ar- fia-2 - ce-<s per ls3 pounds. "a r
load alsc secured wool II hales b,tv
i5e sane PORTS s.. - Per 800. car gr.,ts
it-rSe ratfs elective af--r May 10
The Grez- Northern : doing EXCL
ient n-sas-iz Sork Ou The size Of IT, r,r>o-
Jsssst nes warehouse OF Jacks-sl stree.
oct hundred en- loads q dsrr are hs.r-
dumped 2atE, a04 2 small arr-1y o "a s,-
crs = engaged n shnvelsr< ard rrzTi--
z 20 district Il css q the sgzsieSt T.. tire
city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
WORK TO BEGIN SOON
On the ARMY Post and the Gov
eminent Waterway.
WAR DEPARTMENT MAKES READY
Csc<- ". L Eestnspa 60 Bs In Charge
q tic c9aserzcesoa Of rke Array
Posx-1xp-- H. Tsyicr Here

sez-zse Ell = tSs r@a- fzrz-s - fts
saszss4aNxrsrx - & zss zzsgzrt q F5r@-r-
E1eS. Msrk CsC@--zc-zez - re array rsrss-
= = - ssx8S 81 ozcss arsc N1-k 81 TIE
szrzrzsy ~ zzss ss@z - = p-egress-
There - - 9uesz51= tezs ARK Eo-x ST
sgez - k--gu1 or fh= z---y pcs - &zg-
11Lz hszG CAPT William = EsszzSn2,
aszSs.Sas 1zzFte--zzS-e-- las beez o-sze-szz
hsss = zFSEz1s esarzs q ne waTk trSzz
rsa1eA 70 ~ Paa--gzrsl.vszre- f-0E Eas.2-
saxsaz Cry sss8ss that ire var Depart
ra-z- = Ioss.z - tine - getting Ia IT,
SrSverse-- zzzer gay
"a zzszfs.@1os1 CEzy. Nay %-5pectzl--
Cxrz w-aNzrz Z. Roasnenn- r. assistant
GzGrTe-=aAsss- DSE O. Gzsy- a. Szr FTrzz-
czsoo. las tsesr ordered &c S1zrtse - SEA
as hs car se relieved ~ Al otzezz trc1
-Ris e4sy. - zzszras charge. En3sT rt.-
the s9ax--a~Jsoz u tss zsz military ssos-
70 - sx-zasastss3 rasrs-
Czgt Nz1aE Il Ez1e- zzxzs-zz.
zslar-Us --szsEsT. VITO hEs tad charge q
th= rs1srrucxsSss Of hazkAszlngs a. Fort HI
sry kan. has bs=z a-se-ed 20 take ga
ti9E AZ Spokzse to have charge - tAe
construction a the new Spokane pest
The s=gl-zsz@ Of work an ths govern
rzeDf waterway i also rear ~ Ezn1 As
tee ~ the sea4ts and house has agreed On
ar zsEsossr1zf5sn II slsa.sss 20 - sE1e-
6A4fe5y sTSgi4Sz4, and its -=port wzs Sub
rlatsed yesterday. II WILL bs cns 1rst or
Ger @ business today.
Capt Taylor. goze-cE<n. engineer fer
THE ns~ tlssrsc+ OK Wzsaiagzcr. i1zA3 ard
. fcr-sor of Western Ioztzna- who E5E
have charge OF TIE government work Is
settled n his o-sces On tire ssx-h 1oo- CT
the Burke building. having u,oEed n Toss-
day night Yesterday the hall outside the
ofZ4eeS sas str-zn over <szh hsoxez and
material used In packing. but inside DESKS,
tables. etc. were ia ,izee @Dz 6Faaght=-
z-sa ans clerks were bazZIy engaged K.th
thei- szbors- The Offices consast e< SIX
rooms. al On the south side Of The Ssa3s,4-
srg and weI nsnfe1 and ventilated Uhe-
Capt Taylor Is not in ". l. Gerry, chsef
clerk. = II charge Lr. Ge-.y Is an z1z-
bic. accommodating o-1eszi- and sxlIl ssx---
ly become popular with people whose basi-
asss takes them 10 iae c-ice- EsSi5 3
NJ. Gerry, there are N tie department.
j ". ClApp. assistant engineer; Alfred
Downing. Gra2ghtxfnan. James l. Mlr-
ply. Z. L Paagb4ra and Mrs. X T. Phil
port. clerks.
THIS Is the head offes for the district
ard zteE The river and harbor bis are
finally disposed OF s.I be exceedingly busy
on projecting and arranging for the Kos K
70 follow. The usaia work at the present
time consists IL preparing znnGai rsEsoI -
asse getting ready for expected work Out
SIDE TIE once abo1; the only So.k going
on - repairs TO the plant on the Uppe=
Snake river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
WHAT MOTHS LAUGH AT.
Tar and Camphor and the Old Recipes
Proved to Be Useless.


This is the month 70 take a look over
the xoolens and tg-s you have laid by for
the season only = short me ago Moths
have an especial ton6sesS for red colors-
But Il IS the moth maggot that does ire
mischief Thoroughly beat the goods with
z nSht rattan, and sun and air them for
several hours. Then carefully wrap them
IN paper. first conoing out furs. News
paper Is said 10 be best. Moths can't or
won't eat through paper. Take ont the
goods al least monthly. examine. beat and
sur This Is the whole secret which the
surrse-s have Moths laugh az tar paper.
unless & carefully covers the goods Il
closed. and they actually get fat On tar
balls and camphor. As for cedar chests
nothing t!cklas the vanity OF a high caste
moth more than 4 summer residence in
such a structure Camphor Will impair
the color % some goods. and VIII turn furs
HIGHT Printing ink on newspapers is quite
as good and does not affect coloring.
Cotton bags. hermet-csily sealed. are as
good as paper. These are nice for hang
.rx dresses coats. etc. IN, as Il prevents
creaSing or wrinkles 4 fur cloak may
thus be hung Cd 81 pillow case Or IL
may be further guarded by wrapping IN
paper and putting IN a tight pasteboard
box or IN a drawer. for the summer
Seine nuns 81 a hospital convent tried
everything else without Success ard I'm
ally bit upon dry salt as moth exre-mt1-
s1or They had lots OF feathers sent 70 Re
made up into pillows. and the moths were
cleared from these entirely by THE use %
salt salt. however. is Objectionable mas
much as il draws moisture. IL is a moth
errhAr-ssSer. though.
There ara various remedies For this
t-ouhl esouss pest. some - which here
with give. bat Il may ~ sad that. SO far
as wcoiens. fuTs. feathers. etc. are con-
cernsd. nothing has proven sc eTectusl n
ny experience as the foregoing rnsthod,
namely. eternal vigilance. sealed paper
wrappers. BEATING. air and sunshine. Moths
won't I've In the light. IN which respect
they % rot greatly d.frs- from some NOR
fais. except that the latter often xin In
full light
Here are some antI-rnoth preparations:
Scxlet recommends a solution o. two paris
ihrrnol. two parts sslicylie acid. ore part
oil q lemon in % parts alcohol. This Is
also 70 - used against cockroaches Wrap
n seiisG colored calico. Lay bits Of tar
paper n boxes. etc. Sp-f-kie ralyerfxe1
cloves cedar ans1 rhg1ara, one ounce each.
around. Whsle cloves are better thar TO-
hacao. caupho- or cedar shavingz. Mos
ten pa per or linen with turpeatine and put
with the goods Renew twsce or thrtce
yearly. Place seeds Of the hitIe- apple
among the goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

E-1= a Rspo-S by Our consua AZ C>xs--
TIE z.sez States bays rsc-e &a7 -ns-e
ss1z-zserSS Egyptian ccss.a ear year
All ths-e : 70 1o-esesis.zS % Wat sxssz-
Re s-zzs -.zy grew With sAs great revival
& ls2z1.zsS-rzzS and zAe sr1s-sx q new
Uses 1a- j. Ten years aSa che sAspusafs
e tie Czse5 States we're Gay sSs haies
Nnlss fer tie current twssvenczte- hSCs-
rIns SEPTEMBER /. 1ses. -S&so-ze,s est
EzzEe : th1r - 80 tszses al ae S@-.
tAztAe-- waived AZ Sc s.a II must ae
oa--ss = r-1a1 that Al Egyptian azls
we-zss % rc1z5S-hzls A. much uscre Is
TIE American sts71zrs. showing .axs the
I-S=1lcse- shipment VIII X equal 20 VAa0s
-A1ses1cAr bales.
A. J have r<svscus,y Informed thS &C.
pA-1szsnz ot state IN -spnr-s CO The
1-gy 2<s2c i7dasV-y. tssse Interested n ne
.ra1$ assert that ths Use OF this COTTON
Is IN II sszse insnsc21 20 American inter
ss-s. fer u IS iE5isp@csz5ae n mary
s-aacses % zsazafzcsE-lEs -hst have
spzaz - n the United STATES, and tsat
the 1sr-e-groHn and sozl-ozer SEER
snsts enhanced uses sAro2En being largely
Exa1 S1sh The imported article. TIE
s-zs-@ q tSe cotro1 from the Me data
TEryzEs rom Gre inch 20 ere zai ore
kz.t i1sass N fe1zzs- Is admittedly match
less Tor tina thread where sgreagsn AID
luszsE q finish are essential Il Is an
excellent substitute for sea sslans. ard
SAa - lad 81 a 2-scs 50 lev n c5uzpars-
SCI tsat nsia owners are ventErsng apoa
special manufactures hitherto controlled
~ British mis-
American quotations regulate the price
n Egypt. which. fer hzga-grase cotton
= usually !. cents a pound in excess Of
the Prise Tor geo4 American upland cot
to1- Ne~ York and NeE Orleans qsSotx tons
are posted seve-aI tines each cay IN ne
-. -
actor
The Nile crop o. ,Ss4ss was normal.
averaging Between four and i've hundred
weights az acre. ami Distributed aaaocx
al he countries q The wgriA where
E12a41z1sD is carried OF. Ire SUD-
solne3 statement shows the nations rar-
chasing last years pro51c-. the entire
crop being exported.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

SIX - the pupils q shc training class II
the Seattle Kindergarten Assoelatt5n yysll
'eeesTe diplomas ~ the commencement
sxeretscs to be belle Jane Z. probably IN \.
" G A hail T-si~ occas o. yin Re ne
RS; kindergarten graduation ever % he
N-rs IN ihis e.ts sri a special meeting e
the trustees % the ASSOCIATION was held T.,
fsa Ctaoser Of Commerce Monday 70
f7'tsr TIE arrz1Ee ruenfs reeesszry for a
proper chse-tunre 20 the occasion. The
programme WI b. Interesting. ana tha
raale vii ise cordially invited 60 attend
TIE trustees expect So have ere cr t~e
siasakefs address ths audience a. the c3,Se
= re kia4srEarf er rreG-asnrae Ms
Helaes, Neo Is president u the sss.~fs
f3an, arr3uncesl the Szar 9sax conn. .tee=
Tor the year. and rsauy 81 the~s II attend
asre ~ Maasay's r0~sttrE rnoks highly =
ne SOFA = 3lss flea Creeiraan. u-sn-i.
T'4l - the k-ntefrarteT school, \ pressing
iHtifatscn Gas extended 30 her 10 coztfnse
her duties In tbs city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

The nsost interesting agare or the Amer
Scan stage. Nrd the most conspicuous. TO.
s Richard Mansfield. wao visits Seattle
TIE Grst three nights - next Veek NJ
Mansfield 81 81 actor of tae highest aims
ans 20 urqusst-ane1 ahtify During re
rs.t few years he has made many n9,ah.e
Productions. Sc % tAc highest order q ar
;-sre rssrit ifss engagement In any city
proves = society IS well as tAsasr cai
event 80 ,~rnorts1cF. iiis artistic rerce p
fr~ H.s eur7srsE er1ert q native drains
lists, RVS ssli as A. original writer and
tH rSsr ana has gro gs1ltv As q pred r--.
BATE AHsvs feurs qu.ck recognition
ausour these e ha sustatn tne theAssr anA
auorx lowers - hlxh ar In rreaufirr
sna stag rg BIS PLAYS Tor = Si-Ese detatl
f. seTwotl~n. VI applies hf-1seff % arts.A.-
ttv and realism wffh al t1e force o. char
aris- n h-rn. ana ;he-c $ not r. this
csurtry to-day 3 rsorc perfect o-Ea ntra tsefs
thar tee ~xrsi3eet company ~ artists hv
vh.sru De IS supported " Mansfield s.sf
rrsssag Reag 3ruru mel Nanday evr~sr-
"A F4rssiRu fsczlAnc~ T4es5ay evening
ass Er,nce kA-s o. Wednesday ~xen.rr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21

Il Il Tho1zaE Thzr g. o. sor1erS- q
81 pxui. WEI Pc the Wan

Il IL Ih01z9r IhSf G- D. >or7er- q
81 Paul. WEI Re Tia Wan
T1e-e = -sea s-=cv2s-s1n s-7zg rzz1-
-sa1 ze- -1rcgz53zt t2s city. and szSe-
ezzziv tzess corrected wiz TIE E-ez-
%c--se-z- a. 20 $50 III &c srpefz-ed .
szeces1 P P S1ezay as assistant gsze-z2
--s-sc rGzaxer az Ssart5e- TIE s=asz-ee-
-.azr n YESTERDAY zo-zt-Ess PosE-T-.ezIs-
xSzs-- -Az- 2 G SsS<@cx =oz5d p-15zozy
- -ae zzz 81 a. % T1-cEzz s3c7e <zTar-
-x ~ esazoes z-sz o-a@-s Srz13crinx an
Easter. importation Tie latter give as
rses- rszE3-s fer -zszkize has that s-=x-
ezs = ess9zt4zzzy Pzss@-E@- -z1. E5zs@
- p-osz.eE more es-psc-zl5y Gals f5- oze
wszl - = srezEht business as tae 5ues@s
q TIE z7ee es-se more g1Ss- hat Gerar--
-ssrE NTes-s =. zoz=E@r. ESs aoc&- e.
cal % TIE company hz- EEo xouid ss -
3zx1;e6 % Sc M. SzeEs,s zppozncsz ard
gz3 does rct tank nS could satisfactorily
Z. he important 5zsZec-
There appears % Dc feeling azo-x
so-zs maj lie nan Esc Stands ne 5szr
s5oB @1r TIE appointment Is G. Q. So.rs-x
general freight agsz- far TIE company az
81 Pan. -z1 very close % President
Ill All Vice Press6ez. Finley. Il nav
5e sal fh41 ne latter. xao vas recenrly
stesztsd 20 Ire seco.d Tzce --sz5de-cv Ezs
expected - arrive n ST. Paal yesterday.
an thzt the a9poiEt-n % assistant e-zx-
&C manage vas postponed until his ar
rival
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BREVfTIE>.

There VAS 10 material change IN the cor
aIg-oD o. Princess AngslJle yesterday.
TIE Seattle. Lake shoTe & Eastern train
due from Sssiro ~ So O'clock IN the after
ROOM vas delayed a f-~ minutes yesIer-
day By collision VIII . SsleEzrzv.zg outfit
nsar Boulevard. The accident was not
serious, and 10 Important damage vas
doEe.
Ikssia Hany-oro and 8 OSAKA Ssrs held
70 the grand jury yesterday By United
States Commissioner Spriggs. OF the
charge Of having aided and abettsd u III
PRODUCING into tAss country people likely
10 become pa4ps-s. The charge of having
brought the Japanese women into this
Country for immoral purposes was Dis
missed
The annual and final programme Of the
Alethsgonsar Literary Society OF the Csl5-
vers.ty Of Washington VIII be rendered
In Denny hall. al the university. toTior-
row evening speech by President Ear-
rsEgton and a debate by four % the
strongest Geb2teEs OF the society. and. III
dad, Of the university. vii be the main
features. There vi be 10 admission
charged. ard all are invited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
A PIONEERS, RFU MON.
To BE Held Iere On June e-worging
for q building

The Washington Pioneer Association
held d special meeting in the Chamber Il
Commerce last evening y arrars-- Tor the
coming annual reuns9n IN this city On
June > ard the following were present:
CfaAsrraaz Orange Jacobs. J. J. Acss Ivr'a,
W SNezez. W. II Gillian Charles
Prcses. ", Psrry Saith. /. & Rowe. Rev.
George r. NhltEorth and y. =. Ward
a COMMITTEES composed q NeSsra. Rowe,
Proseh ard swexsa was appointed 10 see
What arrangements could be made vzitn
tbs Steamboat companies for iFansporta-
tea % Pert Orchard dry dock en- June :.
ana q irvi's ths Naive Sons Of Wasairz-
-. 70 participate r. The celebration Of TIA,
Gay. TTAs eosarlltte@ vas Instructed TO "a
S2rs 81 Meeting e be held 81 the Cham
Der u C0rifneree next Saturday aftegnoon
az ; eiork
a few q the members 81 The Pioneer As
E0ctAsioa have Incorporated WITH The OBJ
Jet = acquiring rroae.ty IS ste Tor N
association building f1F ths p4oacsrs A;
tbe meeting 5ext Saturday the matter WIZ
- bfouEat AZ ard e . hoped an3 expected
th4. 81 tie members = tn@ association
ri cgnsrGt - the Incorporation. me lat
ter Is eesiE2sd % sbsorb the foruer. ard
there are 10 Additional fees charreable.
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Exrr,ed To
Total caales. 20 pguns<s.


OF American purchase. Ssaoo bales were
sem ID Boston. 7.si9 TO New York ard l-esa
or more 70 Fail River. X was nearly all
iransssipPs3 al Liverpool. hz; 50 iTaaor-
tart has the business become that direct
shipping facilities are sure 70 follow. The
average freight On a bale ot cotton from
Alexandra 70 Boston IS S&
The crop Ros undergoing its last pick
flg-thzt Of IsS5-ss-ss the largest ever
RAISED IN Esypt and % fine quality. The
previous Seasons area % about ]. To-. 80
acres was Tot added 70. owing 20 low
prices. resulting from Tire enormous har-
vest n the UnszesS States. and during last
June and July there was every Indication
fhA1 the plants would be ruined By worms.
An interesting piece Of information IN
connection with tire worm plague IS re-
ported from the states domains farms In
one district ct some thousands % acres
the plants were stripped OF their leaves on
account os the presence on tbeir under
side Of snaUmsFanle eggs Of the moth
Il vas feared thsse fields vonid not pro-
duse a crop worth picking. So FAR from
this being the case, the yield % the AZ
fecfsd area has been ever six cSts- per
acre. and the average over all the domains
estates has been Eve ewts.
The first picsing from these farms has
been sold az si4.5 per cws-. and throughout
tire country ihs crop Is 50 abundant and
prices 50 good that II = hu, natural TO
expect thar next season Will see vast tracts
usually devoted to cereals planted with
cotton On the private estates OF the
khsdive- the crop now being gathered has
been sold at q price netting ssS.ea more
thar the same area last year Every body
has AT abundance OF money. and the
Planter, whether pasha or ,ellah. sees
sh0r; c1t TO wealth by war OF the cotton
fields. Another season may see a lower
price. bat & viii Be cents a pound more
than the United States quotation
'-Silt-eige- cotton Is supporting the
Egyptian government. paying The inter-
IS. on the enormous deb. owing 70 Eu-
ropean c-e5itcrS-sn fact. doing more sor
the regeneration OF the land OF the Pha-
-sohs than al other influences and agen-
cfas combined
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-21
PROHI STATE TICKET
To Be Nominated in This CITY
June IL.
TIME FIXED FOR CONVENTION.
A Call or eos Del Sares-Prim.rfe. set
for June 5-women Entitled To the
same Privileges a. Nsa-

As az The last s-a-a sssczaoa. the Proazes-
tsg-As-s a n zsElzgrsz are 10 -sz- 4 tseze-
= re 6slG ts- ire coming e2zpa-xz- and
tae STAG coavso-s5z Of I1zt party xlA ae
bed Il --.S city commencing al : ocScck-
Frz4ay z<-s-1oo-. June - TIE purpose
&C 1se c5zEsz-s5=- z addition - TIE sess>-
TICS % 4 state cez--A Committee. = %
Nominate c&13s1zees s5r presidential e2ec-
t6Ts. CONGRESSMAN, governor and state AID
co1zty oz-es-x 20 - voted f5r a. ne
S7yezas- election TIE cal Eor the con-
veEt.o1 : signed 1y Clark Davis. Chairman
% the state committee, and ~ W. 4
GE2zE-zp. sszrstz-y.
TIE Convention I'll consist % rs dele
gates. -as bass % representation hzvzr<
osS3 Fixed as follows.
zach co1z=y zEs2 - entitled u c.s 4ese-
gzts-zt-szrge. ant o1e add ozai 1siegnta
-6< every fifteen votes cas-. fer The Pro
5s1.t-o1 7ozz1sss 1cr prszz5eztizt electors
a. i1e last election Upon this hasss the
various eoszEles are emitted 70 rep-ese--
tAEsSz as follows
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TIE the AID manner OF selecting dele-
gales VII - determined ~ he Prohibs-
EcEslxls Il tne various courties. but the
STATE central committee recommends that,
50 Tar as possible. county conventions se
held fer thai purpose N the respective
county SEATS, or Friday. June . IN the
case OF 4 county holding 10 convention.
any ProasoiEsoa3sts residing in s2ch county
and attending The state convention viii
ee seated as delegates. subject 70 The bass
Of representation aSove given
Tas state committee recommends TIA.
az equal number OF alts-nates also be Sc
iecteG and al Possible steps taken 20 have
q complete Delegation from every county
IN the state In accordance with the prsn-
c1psss and practice OF the party. men an!
women have equal rights as Representa-
tives Al the convention
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Burlington Route.

co East VIA BiEiaxs. Meat, or via :.
Paul as yoz prefer. Bas be szre-bs ve-y.
very SIRE tAst yozr tczeg fron there On
reads "a the Burlington Route
ID Omaha. Kansas City, g. Louis az
s-y ether Southern or Southeastern city
TIE -04;s "a BlEizgs. being ever - zzaes
saorfss AID several 10zrs faster THAI any
CHER. Is prsss-aals- Besides. the ssrvie=
j; offers IS really excellent
To C1tcz-0 SD- points beyond. take the
Burlington from B.Isl1zs o. s. Paal as
y3a visa The local ticket agent has tex
ets VIA both roSzes- He szu furnish yrg
with ore Il you ask for IL ASK for L.
II p Benton. Puget Sound Az-nr, Garner
1eSler avenue and Front street