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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-10-24

makes everything wrong seem worse. to
be with you.
She-But what's wrong, Frank?
(Pu+s her hand on his shoulder) What
Is it?
He-Nothing.
She-On your honorf (SrddenIy)
You don't mean-you can't mean-trat
she was guilty?
He is!owly)-I don't know.
She texcitedly)- But you proved that
she didn't buy the poison.
He-She did not. 1t was keptin his
old cabinet. as 1 proved. But she might
have used it.
She-But how could she find it the
very night they were married and We mt
home? And how could she tell what it
was?
He-Unless she knew he Ind it.
She-But you showed that it was Kept
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American Dried Fruit.

In a report to the state department
on the subject of American dried fruits
IL Switzerland, United States Consul
Germain. at Zurich. speaks of the sue
cess that attended the Introduction in
France last season of California pruneS,
and then. following out the prospect
thus opened, he says that French re-
ceiyers are arranging to have all such
fruit packed in cases similar to those
used in France. using French marks.
SO that the goods may he sold to the re-
taller as French fruit.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
HANDY FRUIT LADDER.
Ono Can he Made by Any Carpenter or
Blacksmith.

Ono Can He Made by Any Carpenter or
BlacksmIth.
AS fruit-grower of over 20 years
standing, a correspondent offers a sug-
gestion to the readers of the Journal of
Horticulture in the matter of ladders
AS shown in the illustrations there are
three ladders, each fastened at the top
to triangle made of three-quarter-
inch rod iron by single hinges, screwed
to the under sides of the ladders. The
material consists of a rod of three
guarter-inch iron, three feet long, to
make the triangle. Six pieces of fiat
bar iron three-quarter-inch wide, with
eye or hinge made on one end, to be
screwed to the under side of each lad
der at the top by three or four screws.
Wood for the ladder sides inch by 2A
inches of the required length, rounds
of ladder of ash or oak. The width be-
tween the sides nine inches, to allow
two feet standing on the same round of
the ladder at the same time. The
hinges should be slipped onto the
triangle, two to each side. before it is
joined.
The ladder may be any length. and
for trees up to the ages of ten to fifteen
years they are much better than double
ladders, which must be made wide at
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THE CREAMOMETEI..

shown. Tubes graduated specially for
this test are sold by dairy-supply firms.
The cream test furnishes a good oppor-
tunity to look for sediment; if the milk
is not clean, dirt can be seen in the bot
tom of the cylinder. Care should be
taken to carry the tube quietly. SO that
neither the cream nor the sediment
will be disturbed.-Report of United
States Department of Agriculture.
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THE FARMING WORLD.
FOR STORING APPLES.

A Simple Arrangement That Keeps Fruit
Sound and Plump
The apple harvest brings up the sub
ject of the proper disposal of the fruit
when gathered from the trees The APP
pie crop is large in many sections of the
country this year, and prices will be
likely to rule low-for the first part of
the winter, a t least. Much fruit will un-
doubtedly be stored in the hope of bet
ter price later on. It is important,
therefore, to adopt such a plan of stor-
age will keep the apples sound and
plump. and in possession of the best pos
sible flavor. A cellar just moist enough
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-10-24

The result of recent analyses show
that the loss of weight suffered by coal
from exposure TO weather is consider
able In some cases it reached 35.OS per
cent. while the deterioration in quality
Cor purposes of fuel or making
reached still higher figure.
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Oily dumping up)
What is it?
Fr a N k N o t
guilty.
S h e clapping g
her hands) %, i
am pleased. They
were bound to ac-
quit her after your
magnificent speech.
/ can't think how
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BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT.

Characters: Frank Hall, a rising barris-
ter. Molly Lascelles. his fiancee.
Scene: Mrs Lascelles' drawing-room-
Drank enterS.)
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Proved nv Exuer,ence.

1t has been clearly proved that the
increase in the price OF farm lands more
than pays for the cost OF making good
county highways.-Good Roads.
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iht~FDosed in her behalf At ire zane -4--.
~@~xs LAsg5ey ys& attempting "a s.v
-A.At parry IN cc1rs cogs1 net sranearh
SIS OWE wsfness- TIE cg1rf aecsr,s. f-z-
sstsht ~ ne Interruption ard sxyz.s-,-ss.s
NrostJ ts2s 4 sss dangerous tar az arro--
nSy 20 ln94sk Oh ta4A.nx she- shs 1rs,-.
a. ossEos@2 toward q faSeya1sa rugf1y
% masht say something taat woss a
isaa TIE co1rf 20 decide sgz4ns. you al
Judge Langley Gr. crotty "a, 6ox-
Judge Cana. while on the stand CAV.
az Alastrs aon of the droll repxrtea 80
has s1E@E RIM local fame. He aaa ,s@tg-
fes strongly asains; csldssiFs cnsrx~f~~
saying that w1lis "Jehnnls wogseu'. .saxi
anything h:s moral standing was ve~y
low
By the way."Oxkec SINS. "1ss VI
13acSeA attend ,ae same church a. yca,-
Ds5 ycu ever see Tin there"
No. answered TIRE witness. II rsv~-
saw Eiyn there. and never saz vor, ss~-s
either. Ar. Sims ] wish I cousc say
had"
II ruling or the application Judge Lang
ley spoke 81 ne length % time M rnofhe-
mad beer away from the chssf. and se af.o
paid compliments 20 Mrs. Morgan ara Po-
hee 1atr3a Taylor. Ths eoa~t intimate.
thai Mrs Morgan would De named Al.
permanent guardian this naorring.
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flu~f &0tf~

County Auditor Bernan has appoints.
Frank A T~icheli 8 6eoafv.
A marriage license vas s.saes yesser.ay
Tor N. DAVIS aES Meta Scott. both Of
T.ae sp-qai es1-sge case went io m.
JufN o. Us ~ea, ef8Sy afternoon. A sse Ell
ser4le' s71s ordered
fdeaudca'5on papers we're fled m the
sa3@f igf court yesterday Tor All Fo5.
Cue HOVE ard Dye Howe. a., Canes.
born 10 Seattle
The Lake Washington Be.t lane Com
paay has a~NeaE@d from ~ order %
JNtye Osborn deny * he motion for the
discharge Of he rsc@lver.
r. l. Hodgaon has been appointed re-
CO yer o. ne Internasional house. Il tho
suit 81 Fred Mni.er "a Josie VILLAINS
TIE receivers bond is fixed a. ssso-
john Davis. rsoe.yer ia ne ease 81 Fer.
bond n re superior court. TIE suret.es
are r j Burns and II e. Atkinson
II the cas-. 81 the Seattle Nat,onai bank
vs.. the Empire Jewe.ry Company RecsiY-
tees 20 creditors % the effect that al
GAINS tot Presented in thirty days shall
De rre9
D. NJ Radcliffe has sued FOR divorce
from Charlotte Ra5c. fTe. charging 1eser-
Lon NJ Alberta more lhan a year age.
They 1ers married g. Ontario December
II. 1878 ard have four cslia1Fe&. ranging
In aga from IS TO years
Mining location certificates were filed far
record wlth the county auditor Yesterday
a. follows, = .. Niekerson ard /. II
tsesseg. fha Connecting Link ard Castle
calrf'S. Bear creek. A.bers Bryan. H.3fea
ca n Miller river. g : Frr7w ek, DIscov-
CRY claim. Mils~r river. : J. Marquis.
Boulder claim Miller river
The September pay Gay at The court
house vii, faI o. the isih. Instead 81 'hs
I.th ara - Rarrants wfll ha dated or de-
iiypred urtH the 18th S@ptsFnber : w
was the akst 8sv f1Y sss ssfrg hrs. wnS
Labor day. a seEAs holiday, ard the his
we're rot passed until Tuesday TIE law
rs-snires that no warrants - ISSUED unil
tea days after th~ Bills Rave Aean passed.
and consequently ihe warrants cannot be
isssel GnsM sep.Nrnher Is
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< New VictOr-
k56 AIR TIGHT.
Improved and Perfected.
I E. NILES CO i"a Va s-a hs sd vsa. .'a'"
r r..

oea- re. -aars.sv afternoon for TIE
pIFpas~ 2 Attaining 20 sewers. eas!-.ss
- rs meeting was ls-geiy a.
t~aNsS@ An1 t1@ asses .2on forms cae 81
n7srra1t s55uae1s e me college
= S1Sa-s tsuA NET sor SssTr eng
IS orgaEslEae.e or Wednesday afternoon. Il
= 20 sF1FsoSe q lbs clae % take g. ne
ca@{'.oa~ 49, free-asn1 drawing during he
coming ierrn. a her ewn expense. as sae
board % reagents re~s tae-sze .v@s uaahie
q 2E@s@r- 70 *nSts-zts his 3~oaT egst-
"a Ssass@-l. n Tacoma. WILL have charge
---s--@s nAT3 tEsgS ~ - "A number OF
-selAlre~s aatare ,Gs lass tu~snS me term.
TIE Thysscal Impairment. un5sr Fros.
a. Ds-FtsF HsS started work. TWO .a-ge
o-z2sses u sNognsa began ca Wednesday.
tla- E1@s-s GASES having started FNYasay.
a2ca ncN ma erssl NIL rave TO be 3ev-i-
oS>e1- On aecoun. Q. ne arSs number %
a'h4@tes VIC WI noe rss0rn 20 school
tnls year The as: years track team. as
We As 1as tSotba<I team. mas suffered
gray, bur several - he new men are
showing Up we.l. A meeting Of caa3.sate IS
IoT positions o. re fUoi 3D. team Mas
eea9 TUESDAY afternoon and ahozi; asssea
mace an Appearance. wA.ca goes Tar .
coE-ZrTn the b@ile< thzt a very good team
VII oe in trim - struggle or lAs grid
Iron this winter.
As - aa-ssEe' bal. there = already ore
team oxsai--ze5. and prs7tice hAs begun
tEcre oeirg game gtta tae Y VI. (. a
Or eeosezn Der i Don Palmer was ssectel
captain ard has good support. some Q. tae
o.a 1sen hav--g returned 70 cole
Il me military 6sparina eni. Lieut. wlaoi-
= theirs gAs - about 10 men. making
Two companies % about swsa:y-soGr HE
fToat 80 a. The WORK il MS Gegsar frnsnt
W.. a. arst consist o. setting Up exercises
until al are n good col6 v&oa. then tie
w. vii become more interesting "a
signal work. etc. VII % carried CT One
O. The company rooms vii. IL al prooa~
o4.Aiy. os fitted Up as a club room on q
small scale. where The ssuienss can as
ssrno.e ard study or TAX tbs room aaso
beng Gsss5 s-s noa-commiss.or school.
The students are beginning 70 take sides
in notifies. AMI heated arguments In favor
0. gold aa4 s!.ver may be heard IL al
parts q the bu4l5.rg xhsre 10 recitation
IS beng he'd Al presxz. RE Mckinley
Club has he larger member saip although
Ire free sl-versges are none the less en-
-alssaSlc.
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Port Blakeiey Notes.

TIE I4tts@ steamer Alta - Eagle TFar-
Dor. GO .os; n The fog Wednesday morn
ing. while on her way 10 SEATTLE When
leaving for SeF tie IN The morning ths fog
Mas 50 thick that + was ,FDI-sSsi bic 20 SEQ
more than a few feet shsat. SNs ran 20
hear the south side OF ne baroor. ground
sEag on the beach. whera she laid all cay
waiting for .he tsdA- TIE steamer Sara h
II. Reneon also had a narrow escape tho
sane morning
Matthias Gsrha-. aged e years soa %
( = tseraaTt- mach mist for che Port
R'afsi~- MI Company. 9sed a. bss "a q
er's home VeIaessaay r.ght a. 5 o'clocz.
jus. as the whistle blew which - Mary
times has Announced 20 !. N that smother
DAYS work was cone. tais time calling
sim from his sas. labor - nat happier
ard scngrr day OF res. Nr. G~-Aa-1 had
not been vel for Hs0re than q year ard
spent ne -reazs- part % last winter IL
California. returning about CIR st-Yzs
fsrevisBs 70 his sosou-n IN California re
vas running fruif stan+ II Seatt.s
wnere ne made a gr@@. n1anv frten1s lie
leaves a tatheT mother. TWO z.SteTs and
Two brothers ~ remains MI he inferred
81 the cemetery A, PorT Madison. where
nis parents have hur7el several other
chilS~en. lie 1tes u consumption o. ths
i-0we's ars Va cor fred 20 his bid 0rSy q
few 1av~ before rs dean TIA funeral
VIII probably take p-aos today.
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THE NORTH WATERWAY.
Coudem ma Ion proc~s.fffn~s Waiting on
the :. crefary Of he Navy.

Prosecuting Attorney Haste stated yes
fersay afternoon fhat action as 20 the cor
aemnsff0n proceedings IN the matter *
the government waterway would ne de-
iayei until word was received from The
secretary OF the navy regarding me route
10 he followed The letter Is expected
every day ard when q, comes a decision
viii oe had az 10 waether ShsI>aole bay
or Smlsa cove wl be the outlet 20 the
Sound
Considerable correspetsden e has passed
between the navy department; snd Mr.
HASTE regarding The earth tss5 VII be re-
moved In excavating Tor The waterway.
Mr. Haste said that the secretary % IRE
navy seemed - look w'ith considerable
favor upon plan which speelae1 shat ire
earth - spfesa upon Ire submerged Ian3
aiong ne waterway.
Judge Thomas Burke. judge Roger
Green and Prosecuting Attorney Hastie
met yesterday afternoon al had a con-
Htiisatann with PANEL Jones - VI Car
raher and ! A PAYNE eeost th@ water
way ease. which IS se; 70 eone on for
hearing next Monday in the superior
court The principal subject o. CONVEX a
tlon. 50 EAR as Jones. Payne ant Carraher
were concerned related - land values.
Ju1F. Greene has oeen correspond ng
with the secretary - The navy about she
esa outlets. so the meeting adjourned
pending the reception 81 she coamunica-
SIAN
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l,euc,v, soncer, Ton,o,,

Rsnsnyf. the celebrated v.o..n.st. gfves
his farewell concert at the Seattle th~aler
tonight, and as this is the iass opportunity
he music lovers 0! fhls city will have to
hear him the thsate- w4Il doubtless be
packed The programme 20 bs gwen tbs
evening Is as follows:
Piano solo--scer.e iron, Ire Ker:nsese
from .'Fagst" ...-. Guunod- saint Saes-x
Mss Gertrude Baker.
Sorg-Arsa. Caro- Nome ........... Ver9.
Miss Pauline Sen.
Violin sa.o-S'DncerEo hoEsa1lQue Il
five Darts-ALegro Moderate. Rec
saflvo. An1anie Csnxonetsa~ Fin
E,louar1 Rsnelys.
Piano soso-''Foiuralse .....-...........
..... .-..-...,.. ......- e Asssi so " SIX Lsszt
Mss Gertrude Baker
Violin solos--'a- Choral Nocturnei' (G
uinor) -.-..... .......-. Chopin Re raeny.
.. 'fAAIag1e-a" Spanish d4nce)...
E4ouar1 ReTneuyi.
Songs q Serena. Ia ....... .McsszXo u sk
,. "A Dream ...................Ba rs.es !.
Miss Pauline Sem
Violin so.oe-Popu-ar and nat oral snei0-
dies. Transcribed for violin alone
r. RzDeayL
Ensemble - fnterTnezzo. 'cava ,le-+a
RnSihsara" ...-.. 49,. fsetro AaS<sas1i
and Edouar5 RemsnyL
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BRENfTfE-.

one % the babies at the smallpox hospl-
tas IS ready 70 oe discharged The services
of tae nurse can also oe dispensed With.
bu; there is s hitch ox.ng % the de.ay %
the board OF public works il purchasing
clothes for him. TIE matter was tabled
ay the board YESTERDAY n the meantime
tie nurse continues 10 draw salary.
z J. Vineyard. co1orsd. aged & years.
6set az me National hotel. corner % First
avenue and Columbia street. Yesterday
morning from R nsn1orF Asage % TIE lungs
Under ,aker But.@rwcrth received a tese-
gram as; Night from Mrs, Fannie Win
yard, wife % ihs dead man. dated At
<akusp. b. 60 inEfructtnx that the re-
mans be a-.en a resnAc.a pie hlrlAL
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n verify Nssf

70 stasse4 srs -ow orEz rsz~s ~ -
-r-ex4~strv a--<ee}xN u0t rer->anez4-.F.
re- ssnao-s Ae4S r1a~.sag e4r-S -
sqz-.y pa. - - Ewax ans e--z@1 : =
tefx p-es-s~Ts. Te@ S5--aorsossss -rst
"A sr@sssay ruon aaa e.scse4 2 " Smrn
pres. ~: T.e JgGsc-s ssRt - T7ssa-s.saT
AZ e.~nses NArsnz &NaE1s tsres seF3.-
Nse - F~asz-ae~ cMss zae- Ts1sss1zv
ag.ermoon 49, es~rt~5 Jay ASmsso~a- S1~-g-
z1-n axN >ez@ sa1s~Sz,-y gwgAu.ze1 So
-. 70 s.e--t 3rze-serz ~ osser e*zosrs
"a - = a Is - Ezra F.1sL pres
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rHr WORK At MoRA>'~.
Revenue Cutter Geo den Gate and Tor
r,...io lint Marry n.aalv 80 launch.

rn about sixty tsvs wiN ns launched
~. United Ssates revenue cat. er Golden
Gate. now ssmosl comp stst at Moran s
foundry TIE huH Of the ne~ s-@ei pro-
,..flar Is practically Hr3shst. ans - aen
IA machinery has been psit in ,he vessel
vii - rgaAy fn slide nto the wster. Some
Delay wili pr5hsniy 20 caused Pcs the non
ARRIVAL - ths eotier whi~A 81 80 ordered
fresa TIE East roe being sneissns 70 tA~
Morans' contract. The prape ths ma
chtaery II IL the Snaps now aissast r. a0F
- -, par tn tae ship Aftrr tkuneAIag
~,tnfrs- wtIi rcfnalu 30 Is don~ save o4534-
ing a plot house
Tna steel ssta screw torpedo fsNai ~.
- about SIS Far slare as ;he ru-t ~r N.se
rs nfstez have SCI been rnf an t@e Sides
-re uraesrra tor thefy veeee i3n. ans o.a8e
started h,lt Gtt}e fisne wsi3 h a@c is,l -
s...r.,s,, fstas fhe acrk
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srss-as VIZ o1- so-tAe-1 resg15ofs S1-
~. 1oIce6 the Sa-a1ss1 confederation :.
cu- ern free VII Al. for very soi,s1
reasons. ans We are 1zl-s coa-sEt % re-
nan n IL To - partners in TIE great
Dominion and loyal SUBJECTS u tae e@esl--
w.H s-is - very wei o. the PAca1c s-op@'
Whatever others nay feel B1t ] oS4lefe
there L. 70 zeal snnexat.on sentiment, II
ANY -arr u CAra1A"
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New ute Ffses

Actions were begun in the superior corr.
yesterday as follows:
r. " An6rexs vs.. A T Vac .e Van
teri royns7sory note. s. 10
Uyvcres
WAN Beio1f "a James II woo.srv
ana q. . Ggy-prorn iSsory note ESg. De-
TAU ar1 judgment
Frye-Brahr CornDany vs. Joan Nurphv
81 uH---FToErfi ssory note. 49, -. 1@fassat
and tu5gFre7sf
MIS- j Croff Vs. A. J Raursgar5rs-
Small EzsS
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Ids were vecetve3 yesterday t,w +na
s'Nr1 = 9ue-le sa-Ss tor grading site
EA.kirx and parking O. Terry avenue TIE
eslreS received we're fem 4 : q-.e@- 49,,
sc~e-~ zrse1 ~ cer-4~ass e~e--k sar g.
s. 80 a = Ee~k rrsrk sZea ssrg- y
Te= cor t~s-s Has aw s~s@3 - g : s,~it A.
saa ars his aon3 was axe@ a. s. -
4 oe-.-oe was veeetre3 ~ me -@et-
tens en Nssh nEeoa street.. .rssasn
Ts--e A1t T'Seitsa Ays14es saGch. Tor q
ss&e-
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>hshbogh -hovon f~abhAfn fPrnsnre
T'as evening so-vios a. Tampa. eo--e-
F~xe;e A. S~oeck- : IT VITA
.a4-. to-7o--o~. sa-1-6sy. d; - = a. T.
E Ml~xsrs tsrn. Sse<s ,zry
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Better - svs- t1's yea Tr~,s-ss.-
-se~s ever Eae >e-tsera PA--.ae. = oencs
.~cn Seattle sc- t1s -c4z5 t-.u
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a..y Doss. sAAsr. 49, Es-s sss-e-
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NEW PATTERN OFFERS DAILY

Theses are much NoFv w3sh icw~
neckes4 dresses o. six. wooi Or Gotten
ana are usually made ia 'a Tu. rain
sock. or wssh-silk. and pFegti3y Trim
med NTH embroidery Or !scs. No !. as
here illustrated 10 ~ white nassasssrsss
trimmed with frilis % ea1 orol4ere6
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peper Attended nt Americans.
WRECK OF THE san RENITo.
investigation Begun at San Francis
cn--NeNscI Sold for SI20

San Francisco. Dec. 1.--Ths investigation
into the San Benlto steamship disaster
was begun helore inspectors Philips and
RowIes today Cant. VIM. Smith VAS the
first witness. but his testimony was not
81 heard. Capt. James Mcintyre OF the
steamer Costa Rscs was the only other
witness. Captain Smith told bow ne pro-
esedea down the coast as usual He safd
that one Of hIs com passes was correct but
that the others were IN error very slightly.
He wen. below when everything seemed
20 be going or al right and was called i'm
rned.ately before the vessel struck HIS
story OF the wreck IS SIMILAR 20 that a.
ready published. He said tha, no believed
the casualty was caused BIZ an unusual
ard unprecedented current running north
erly. ard partly probably through the
had never noticed rnors than a trsfing
northern current "a winter before. lie be-
heved thas II sil tire rea had remained on
board the vessel no one would havA been
drowned
Cans. Mcintyre tesf!def that ne knew
that taere was very strong norrhersy set
of current tn me winter tine afoag TIA
eosst. especially after passing Cape Blaa-
90. lie had very heavy weather coming
down last trip and steersd halt a point
mere 20 seward. Even then ths steamer
came CUT IN her regular course, showing
taat there must have been strung !n-
shore current
r =. waiteiaw. che wrscker. soarst
waat was lsfl Of fhs san Beusfo
for $40 a. aEc..on. lie also Secured ne
A90 Sons % cosi IN her fo- SO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
Closer Union with the Postal.

New York. Dec. The Postal Teie-
graph Cable Company and the CONNER
ciai Cable Company directors met today
and took action In regard to the forming
OF closer alliance. The relations OF the
two companies wiH not hs changed ex-
oept 20 be bound closer In organizs-
ton by the absorption OF Postal stock
by the Commercial Cable Company The
latter will give in exchanges for the Pos
tai stock 4 debenture or collateral trust
bend. dollar for dollar, ard guarantees
per cent. The capital Of the Postal COM
pany il SIS. 0oo.ooo with no bonds. The
Commercial Cable Company's capital Is
SO. 600 600 no bonds. This closer alliance
is 20 bs formed for the purpose or contin-
uinT the perpetuity and cooperative
workings OF those two companies. Ths
stock OF each company is held al present
hy practically the same interests. SO that
IN this respect the new arrangement will
make TO change.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-02
xew Interpretations.

Olympia. New, SPECIAL Articles Of
incorporation have been died for record
with the secretary OF state as follows;
Legal Tender Mining Company, OF Sc
sttie-rapiial. yLeoo.ooo; incorporAtors. T.
J. Isush ard others.
Hnmpsuiips Log and Driving Company.
OF iioaasam--csplsRl. $780, incorporates.
w l. and L. ". stiles.
Marietta Msnsng Company. of Everett
Capital g. .aoa en-. fucorporafcrs. g. How.
ard :. 5. Gardner.
Rossland ard Green Mountain Miasnx
ARD Milling Company. OF seattia--capitsl.
S.@9.eo: tncorroratofs. J. L. Jordan and
others.
Bounty Mining and Smelling Company.
az archaeological, yI.eo. eco; tncoEpora-
tors. =. r Fisher and others.
Chief Mountain Consolidated Mtning
Company. Of SpcSane~-Capital. s1ase. 90:
tncorposstors. S, 4. RlgE and oghsrs.
81. KsvsTns Mlning Company, OF spe-
isane-Ca plsal. ?. Goa. es0s incoFporaSoES. SD
nav ortssn AMI others.
Unson Mln.nx CcnlpSny, % seatsle--Csr-
ttai si,as9oo0s lncorporators. ". i. Ser
ney Norman and others.
Fslls Academy. 81 Colvliit
Chiorida biH MiaiuS ard Reduction
Company. q sspok ans--aCsaltsi. 81. 80. eoo.
tncarpaua,ovs. ". +. Foster and others.
Alpha Mining ash Migng Company. Q,
Evegett-s's 9ssa1, f3.saoooo. interpretations.
] ]. Nancy AMI athwrs.
Cnsumhsa Academy. 0s Kettle Fails
iiaw0ss Alnsag and Smelling Company
~ spokane -ai. slsoao.n9e; tacoreoT&-
toFa. = ~ friedman ana Others
Taisp River MainE an3 N5Itnx Gem
pany. ~ Spssasse- t'sritsI. zi.se. SO. sreor-
p0fstaFs. !. s k8ufuBa and others.
Waste RceS lia,H Nlusrx Company. cs
saaftls- C&n5ls' EesA a98: tneorr2raeorx.
-. - isans asa8 Is hefs