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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22
To study the Fur seals.

Lon3oa- May 1.-THE under secretary o.:
STATE FOG foreign a1asrx. M George II.
Curzoa. n tie house Of Commons today
said taa- WITH tie cooperation OF Canada
and the United States. two professors Of
natural history VII shortly proceed 70
Be<-rE sea II cr1er 20 study the fur sal
Ing Industry Gr. Curzon replying 20
further question or the subject said that
the regulations for fur sealing ta British
Columbia we.e II some respects contrary
20 the Recommendations os tn. British
commissioners. But. he orphaned. they
could Be Only revised with ire 5o.n- con-
sert % Grea. Britain a.1 the United
States STEPS. he cos,irEed. were beng
taken 70 inquire trto the working and the
adequacy % the regulatso-s. with the CO.
operation Of Czn2ts. owing 20 the repeat
et representations o. tire Tnfte6 States IN
regard % tie inzGeouzcy Of the present
regulations for tie proper protection o: the
seals
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22


Tine g removing TIE eight chTdren-
sou- scr. and four 6aszhterx-Eho sur
vtve1 their fathSrs death on The scaYoid
II virginia The torr chE4ren az the
second uzrrzage-Salmoz. Anna CNrs.
Aszrrs1. Sarah zr1 Ellen CErs- Fab
uzger. % Saratoga CaLea-s al living.
ard al b9. Salmon are n Cali
TIER mother n 1ssA S4inca has removed
Of late years 20 the state o, washingzon-
his sheep farming n Northern California
having been . failure. Mrs Adams lives
with ae- seven children az Pesrnsz- on the
Nerstoc.no river. ard Sarah, unmarried
Is al art teacher A. San Jose. rot far
frou her sister Ellen. who has srase
farm ~ Saratoga ard several children
OF the children % the s-St marriage oe
John Brown Sz3y fzo are ltving-Jaxcn,
OF Akron, Ohio. WHO once lived with his
brother. Owen. or = hIu near Pasaaeae,
Cal, And Rutn fdrs. He1ry Thonpscu5,
who has long Hired IN the rowa q PAsa-
d-aa with her hnsbsrs1 ehEzren sni
grand hsl1rer- Sic 10 81 years 3D. ard in
very feeble health Her unmarried 1zaxh-
ter May. lives vita her parents srt q
Erzn3dzuznter Dos far awsy. Jason Is
- years old: his eldest brother, Jchn IT,
who had lived for more thss thirty years
On Pat-sn-Bsy xiazG ia Lake Erie. 1sei
the-e early IN the spring % las. year
Tae family o. John Brown. jr-. have de-
ci3rd 10 ceer for sale his large collection
Of geological specimens. domestic ans for
esga. which he made during many years.
and kss surveying snssrGz1ea,s-o1s %
which was bis fathers coznrass. used By
John Brown Il Psnnxy wanna. Ohio. North
Esba and Ka-Sas-partscGizriy a. ozsz-
xz.o-nse ard ala2g TIRE Pcttzwa.ornse
c-esk-near which IS laid the scene Of
Arthur Pattersoz's roTei-"Foe Her Sake
OF which Brown IS Tire hero. TOW pub
Eshsng Il tbs weekly s5i-icn OF the Lon
ceE Tines OiEs- articles os value VIII
h-s sod by Mrs. Brown. WHOSE address II
Putin Bay, OHIO. This e. an opportunity
q ~hsca ccliectors IN Kansas ard else
where shoct5 avsr themselves. TIE ehH-
c-~1 % John Brown. 81. are tso-Iohn
ar1 Mrs. T. 3. Aisxa-5e--nctt living
with -sesr mother At Putin Bay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

Lor3oa. May z-The house Of com.
rnons .zs been discussing the Agricultural
rating bL1. providing fer the reduction Of
rates OF Agricultural Land. Ia committee
E-zcs oesoek II the Afternoon Al
ote31ck n TIE morning the closure was
moved. bet several members refused TO
sate- tss division loooy. xae-eupon the
SPEAKER named JOHN Dillon, Dr. Tanner.
Doaz.d Sullivan. David Lloyd George and
Jezn Herbert Lewis. the latter two Welsh
members sn5 the others Irish members,
for d-soheytnx the chair. Arthur Balsou,,
the Conservative leader. moved their Eus-
peas.o-s which Was carried BY . vote o. zS
70 e
3Eiehzei Dzv5tt and Donald NcCzleess re-
NAMED L Tire Ao-1se during this iiyssso1.
s.1 were removed By the segxszE--at-
srzs after regulating any cis-es2ecs 70
tie char.
81 william Hz-co1rt. TIE L1oe-al Leaf
e. -hereEpc- moved 70 a9So1rn the de-
bate, tzt t2s SPEAKER declined 70 accept
tire rn9t2oz. AID Tie discussion vas cor
ti.1e1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22
KRUGER OvERRULED.
Bocrs Not Inclined TO BE So Lenleut
as He

Pretoria MAY Z-The revised sentences
es the reform rr1sore-x announced yss-er-
6sT have bee1 znszy7-zhsy sece.ret AID
. great ysvssssc1 OF feeling Ia e~1t-r.
among the Asr-kao6ers II IS declared ~
raoE- independent and Trustworthy zz-
thc-.ty tss. Prezs3s-. Kruger -erszsts-t
urged that al The ssntencss 10 tznp-seo1-
rssa. s1o1ie De replaced ~ fires For
rsrss days he pressed .h1s. b-- be was
0TercoEs By = majority OF the executive
coGnsL Tie s4.s Ct tie for leaders,
Col Rho3es ans Xess-s- Philips. Ham
-ooos ard Fzrrz-. whose sentences were
professionally coz-rr4ts5 TO sttee. yearS'
Imprisonment. All be Announced O. MOI
dzy.
Lonion. May z-T1e secretary cs state
for the colonies. Joseph Chamberlain, in
tbs house % cozonors today. said he hzs
Just received a telegram from the British
agent al Pretoria 10 the eject TIA. p-est-
dent Kruger ha1 promised that special
.sl regulations vIli be framed and mao.
Applicable 20 Tire johannesburg reform,
prisoners. Azc also that proper aeconrao-
carors S2l be provided .o- then Er
Chamberlain ADDED that IL was proasHe
Tat TIE prisoners would not - separated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

Portland. Nay E--hs -t-se carr sss-
Eic- = -ss Tozzx Mess Ia&<zt1-e -zessez
fe-zg1t wgrs h7xa 4zr1 - Exs kzA
The x<-s--Soc sss<s1z ~zk esSe.ee %
tas eszx5erxssSx 90 r1s re1c-Es e Ia
s-zces eexzfstse- re <<- ezzs-z Azse
wa 1xez az sz@ TIA s1zzSwszx r-z,1 81
E.erz were r.sz sseeese AZ -rz-a1s1:
Grx-< >rszs5>--. Jakz p EaTszzsSxn.
Portland. srz5e <~r: ysss Sre&zsrt. " n
Kss-T. New EsszSzstsFs grze1 seEsz1
Ts1s c-esss.z. Esv. G T. y<ns<er sy-o-
haze x-zz1 secretary. :. Il CSEsT. PR
ss11. g-zD1 trezssrs-. Z :. CrLsx-y, VIC
to<zz. xrz<< c1zSszsa. Esr- L d g
sc.rzr. Txz11gEer. Wxsa-; grxa1 RAJ
s,.xz- p Fra. Asts-1as eoer1 - sr1s1
esrecta~s. James Casey, Wazlz WA L.
z Foster <zt--zs. Astoria. z J.
CrErssz- Tacoma ". Z OE-<e- yac-
es-sex, q c. Z. =. AcE<s1-s- Fs-r>x.1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

1a<vEza B~D<al fSlse~f
T&cezzn. Nay x.-S2~ea-.--Tns s.s.s
s1zEr@ * 1sxst4s sxzszha<rs 1>xSz "a a.
srNz s~~sso- q. TIE Hotxs chs.erx fhas
ssoarz were 1~essEI= u. Il = ec2s- u
Ezisa~eS4rz. prsss1sz<s Or. ". 4 -Trl<n.-
- ssso<zDs. lr- ,. r. HS-kxs - Tacoma
enc D-. G r. Czrsynn. - CsymrsA LY
EslrzseE, - seErtss. -. @s<n r@zo<-. WI
- hs-s sansosrvp.
-Ese roos1 1us,przxns rzfser - ccze -
fsrs tts Aoss1 10 re aoesssu- q LIE rso-
sxnss<o1 q fas Txee-zx l<zzs cssisx.
fr1e % E..< rra1uz-es - stst ts<EE1E-tc-s
I~vss / ESrxk-zrt. r=-z5s s-s,r4-rt42E -
cay tor exszssnztzaz r1Se- ne rzzss 81
ne bart wfzack az sgsalcan1s -Ext E--
<sery1 1>,ess hey ysc.zss esr-@1esss s1-
SoS1Sg f2sxn 10 sracss1aA M. BErxtx-<
has - pei rs1ssyst net.re~ ray Dos yea
from ia asxr,. so1- "a the yxrsaace 81
ne car. Sees nes xncw where - = a.
II sr1sf 20 - ex&znt=s< By LIE Esss
eoss- q cezz<l sz&zsiEssrs Ter es-zz1-
e&tes Tie xSz1ex<S E&sx be O xrz.2<zs
- q r~ss<nlzes setesz % coEsevs & Gen
flsfrJ- Tan u tie ixw. Is - Ell ssts
tie bari s2e<esT y gsssr coz5sxs sss~il
y S<ssrr1n~t wcrIsy 81 reczyz1fisn O.
lot liz ne care a. present ssfa~s fhe
hard. here 10 kDoxn 70 be . styong seo-
tazs~zr against recogr1tio1. &r1 ss2s ss-.-
tk1<es-l sD-s1 sxpstDseE ~ The recsEf
rrseet:zx - TIE Ssk.< Dental Society. To
sszras action ~ The ssa's hart q e.
smin~ys = t1axefore sss1tss with cess
srserErf
As far - can - iezrnsS re charges
have S~sE formally rnacs axairss fns cos-
ssgs. Members - the s.z2s ssoessfy Nil
rot e,sczses fhe matter AID t1s Ezss@c.
ID svos1ec ~ tbs rse<abers % The state
board Of EXAMINERS. Ons o. these Sx21
Tonight that ffss natter would likely bs
etspozsl q e@toss tie board s1soaros1-
II 10 srzsvsto0e tina. the hoard dc not
desire 70 s&ss vs,or ne matter finally urs-
~ sas arrival here u Dr.. Hosmez. 81 Sc
stsle-
The tsxss shaf has teen raised 70 of
considerable Interest 20 ce1t1sss ard stu
6snts throughout TIE state. II the board
dsclees net 70 recognize the local college,
II 10 given cat that the courts viii be x.,-
pes3st 20 AMI nazndamss asked for.
compelling the bad 70 recognize Sizs ces-
ks.- The inst1tu*son 10 Incorporated un-
der TIE e1un&t1cEzaI laws OF The state ard
iss p-osn0.srs Sxn0uncs shetr lntenuoz
81 sxhsing the case fnr2Sgh tie courts II
x.eE1s&zry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22
SHOT BIZ The PATROL
A ysa-Cuiea FfshsrRan Killed
% TIE Colombia River.
uGDEn cOvga o. TIE MONT.
Tn1ss r5chU1 SsDp1ssA - Hs~s Con-
a6sss1 a. MUrsw-1Ae DsaA
Mnsss 80 wSxsA~1-


E4x. rzs. ynzA-. May "a SsA-ry.
. Exe<-Ezzz. wrsx <sSt az sns-2sszy 49,
sDzzr<z x-e 80 sss.-zr-4xs. T2S @sS-A-
wgxzssS n re Sax - re esz& = -
80 xrsxr voo &C - ee6>s<-z. e1- =
s~eser1 z-~ 4x<
kss1zx RI ms s~s>zrx y-1e e>z--- &.1
s~xsE were s~ettzzAx Sc f.s te1< - NsExos
sxss.z tosy Eers x1>rpzeee< " rsez-
1cr-z4s1zT syesSs rrNz s-z-zg ~ gre
os<ers< re fses gray er2z s4s osz-. ss-
80 spSvsscxsrsr parry ~ o2ce ca-zzse%ss-
80 e-sxx- sex-ey wzs ar = t-s spSsass1
az ara. as YES zrsa-x1z1y k4zs<- .sx>-
reessve< . s8g1- xczzS - 10 saGk -
sAs hezA Eezs x re pzr-y rns a. 10
la 1zrxxsezx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22
coSDESsED DssrArrn

Ma Cara S<Azx=zzr. - 49,,
rlzzzSt All E&2sw &C EsA-rs -
ss- sGzFssssr. 8 SeAz- q. FraaxfssS@;
as&@-. z.sss. = yea<x. b.
&<szes D@slk- Nzs sszx~8 e g.
AEs~ ErZTS%5T- - z1s rrenunw "a
S.eslts Es1r5x. ear - rzz-s-z- = - =
y boa - c.saksrs - ssezzrA. ssersp -
IN It's w1s5s4z- Ez@ LII nsx uxsS -
s-zza= ec7sr- zss~s he szas "A -
eN&x4 as ~lfes gSxrnr -
scr~zzss s&2-fs2 ia csxf-s - :
@ tS@ sca-aaz Ls.azA ca-ae
szrargE7k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

WaszEx-oz CITY. MAJ z--eDsciai Or
tgzrxx pensions have pe<n grated 20
x1exs..1e- Jossey. 60 EfEsz. CaeA21is oozz-
~. ans % yoEn EeEsl1x. % PEzs=sa- An
lrefs<z< = s>s1ssec ezs teen s-zssee Ezls-
Lara (. Ee12os12- eS NDznE Esrs. Spskazs
county szss%F s1o<Exksr. az cd sss11s-
and Al inmate % r5s Se86is-z' Esze 81
ort4rz. h3s asss allowed q p~1ssc< al ~
. reEth 6ztzzg bach 10 Tss-1ary. 49,
This vii Giss f1rn . szn 81 Ezozssy sz-1-
east 70 efsatss El-a % Leave the ESzs as
syssc<a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

Tacoma Nay =-Sp~ci a. -Euhy Yin
rner, the tAr~e- ye&r-ola eAuEat-r ot Mr.
ant Mrs. g y ZtErre=. q SsusA 'rzror4-
eiea al ncon WEDNESDAY gren TIE s-~rtx
% sw.ilewi-g a spocufai % cz-ecltc Az
y stea sss has ratstAkea fSr -zolssses
TIE civil ~erxtc~ commission axs rx~s
Ire gEfsis % Ase for polsuesaoa NO .Aza
apylv for ps~isio7s n Ire service q. g
uAxiaGm srss q s2.1inurs- FTNe ,-ar-
CO sxgsEsncs o. tse fcrc~ al h~ c@zact-
- trosa a. Ass<sSAsss AS~ Re a<zrs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

Tacoma. May observation-disclosures IT,
ErgEzst today turned sssr 20 TIE es+y 81 :
Go Of city warrants. wszcs wers ce<ossset
fn TIE Columbia Ssssozzl hank hy Bcgzg
It's warrants were placed ~ ire sz.k n
the East AZ coiizteFsi foy 9 Ioaz. zxS
we're recovered by tie receiver Tas
amount vfl Be essucte1 .ru-z tie c.tys
balance CT tie banks Socka
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

Tee cxce-xi services cre- - -
J. E-=srss7 VII take Siars - -
rs-zsy =. - S'ess-x. a. - g.
Oar LAZY % Goos1 Fz=sp. rrrz~r aR
ayszse s.szsA ard wsxzE.xr1r sz>nf
fafsr-szs ~zl te ~ Casrary e<nsons
wabcA place TIE sazerzi e1rsxs -
csr<< BY garages Frazzsas e - =
az1 Diseased are fngsseSz - xts<ak
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Tacoma May Meet the June In,er,~s

Tacoma. May = -Sps--fa al Hopes are
snte~fAins=4 az the city hsli tras there wgii
hs no default IN the cify's intsrest Ju-e
!. Bash CompfrplleF Hsnh3rn ard Tr-As-
Urcr StsrnberE arc putfisx sor-h every
EFFORT 20 induce the taxpayers to pzy irte
The treasury tGrcisnt fsrHs by Nav :
70 enable the city 70 forNari TIE interest
promptly OF tire day 4 fails due sew
sfsi large tAxpaytnz eoFTsorzticn. have
slEHieeG ;hsiE willingness 20 ray up n
tir.c 20 make ts~ cityrs task eNsv. Il
case ther~ = a eaacft g - understood
that THE merchants znd citfrsus x-n~r-
ally VIII he ASKED % satserlas the bal-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

CynsszA. Nay z@-sSeGzl1-ASytces s.,st
received here a.rogscs that fks se-erz<y
Of tie interior has decfcez the OConzor-
CsaEssfts oszts.t In favor E he tzrt@-
Tk1s vzs . osctsss isyosviax eSshty acres
~ k&a1 Tear fsttsb1rg. Pierce eoz-ry,
which contained not OILY oosi veins, ~.
salzxtls baassEng store Beth the local
ana T.7srxi land osc<s DECIDED 4, favor
% jeremiah Oc01nos. The socress<al
eozisstaaf y Sortsst Caslefts. 80 q
-. Csin~1ts Of TaosEA
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NO REVENUE CUTTER.
Drt Cape Fisstery Lghtship Remains
IA the sandry Civil RfIf

washinxton CITY. May .I-specsai.-
Esnxto-s Perkins ard Squire made q las,
futile Effort e the senate today 70 retain
the assro2rt&,ion for rev revenue cut
ter on tie F.z-Is1 coast. but failed 20 ze-
cure a majority % oppose the conferences
report. which hal stricken cut this pro-
vxsoz In the -.Ys1 s5ndry bill n. z,zro-
SEsatlos for the lghishi2 rsn&ias
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Washlrrter C-fy. Way --The 80.
rules carauftfee SeciSea thss af,ernao- >,
Hii7= the sehsts On TIRE PhliHns IN 49, 49,
whoa vas cp.nes toe3sy ~ Ca-rrss~---s-
Pt4ll.ps. 20 r7sr tcrao-rsw. tha FREE ztr7-el
I'm 70 receive co-sffsratioa satu-1sw a.
the Erinan arbitration ssIl % xa over u-f,l
rexs WAeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

COMPOSITION II ssasssul - i
v.er &c ks-x primer sae0 = - r.
Ing $40 bo5z>s- Sssszxe17 e -
exceeding = e-s pa. bfxvs1x. -
seszszzg Is sr-s rsra. leg prs1@. ~
eeex1zs - ems sScA SDs<xal nunm
large er1srz> Actress Fosx-saxaau
Sx--sA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

Nss = so - tnclEsgrx. a roass< srtn rat.
az q % viii he naa1o az ~. ansxmis,.r.
steamer Fsss&iie. which WI leave SEATTLE
o. Y - u1s1Hikhs 81 Ma ~ = ans a good
70 rvsurn CO tns sssA and ssh. TIE eef~.
crAtl@s al factnrts ca Account - the
queen hrthaay VII - 60 a grsnasr scale
thAn ever trfese. ans er~rsthl1r mrgs3 -
eene - make Il risssAzs ~ sr-s,r.aa-i.,.
o. IRE hcsalss- faT taexess. etc car a.
ArAsvtcu aecs. % '1stscns pa. -
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Olympia May x<-ssec=zi-Ths srpre-n.
eozrr today ordered = nsw E.zl Il ;hs
c2se u ne STATE. reSpoccent. - Tne.o6ors
Cushing. appellant. from sp5xsze county
Appellant IN this cAze was charged with
tbs murder Of Tng-ass King: vas convict
81 q murder Ia the seooz4 ssxree. AID xzz
Sentenced 70 Imprisonment for ter yezra
Gushing admitted tas ksiIlax. DIT erter-
81 pisa Of s<4f-cezsnss oE his t-1sl
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II ros are sens East remember Re
Sorthern Paet-z rms tive o.--gsy-s -.
tlhllsa trains a.l3v. ara travelling ~ 49,
becomes 9 fsxurr. Leave S@stt,a 8. -
a n z-G - = n No trosh8s 70 Eve -.
fan pArttra.&rs = yea cali n N1--A.--
psclac orsos. corner Prs, svenre srs Vs.
Ter say s~&stle,
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NO TRACE OF BIANTHER.


Sar Francisco. May 1f4-Jossf Z Bian-
Their. the suspected murderer OF Mrs Fasi-
iy.zz L-aEgfe11t. had q razor O. lis per-
sen when re tssr fsss city o. tzs Sztsr-
day no-n-nx OF the discovery of tie
crime. George. HIS roommate, say ard
handled !. o1 tie Oakland aozt. but paid
90 particular attensAoa 10 lie iaGs1ens
Until Z was recalled % hin wien re
heard % the tragedy. TIE yszny srchs-
tect n srsaksrg cs the tnc.1ezt said that
himself and BlaEther were s;aadsng OF
the deck az TIE steamer crossing 10 OAK
iaui. joking about the SURROUNDINGS. vhea
Bianther pulled a cigar from tie oaSsr
breast pocket Of hfs coat ard offered x 70
Dodge As This was the third or fourth
cigar that had been produced from tat
pocket during the morning. Dodge In q
testing spirit remarked: -Yo2 Egst have
been lucky with the nsckel-sn-rhe-sscs rzx-
ebise tbs morning How many did yo1
win-" As he finished speaking Ae reached
plzyfuly for the pocket and pulled the
razor half way ozt- He ts, 70 drop back
again. but lot before re recognized Il a.
the one with Which Ne had seea Blzr.her
shave Biznthsr made Al attempt 70 con-
csal the fact. and veztrred 10 comment
The search tor BlantAsr continues. b..
thus fa- 10 trace % hirn has been found
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Lonton. May .1.--Johu DfIIca asks that
the Associated Press announce tina. the
convention % the IRISH throughout. the
vo-is which g wa. decided yesterday a.
the meeting Of the Ants-PsrnslIltes TO call
IN Duhli2. las been axed for September
I rexr.
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ChsttsHocgA- Te-a-. Nay s--he mr.
r. tie Ja1Ee Snas1cr&xs trlal rssarr..s .
verdict q not ruii,y- TIE csief gsst.ce 3,
- slsrrssne cou-f- David sa91x-ars "a.
tr.fsf on = charge = shoa.t-E J.a- a
Hsaslsy- utslrt~r~sse1 p-erle ~a-e-p-- 49,.
~s-1s-s q zos xl2isty = the strongest ter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

OLYMPIA. Nay z1--specssi-The state
sr~sxrref has called general fun: war
Sants numbers 11-ss 70 I.zs: military
fund. isE 70 isSs. both Inclusive The
call natures Jgns /. amour, general, IT,
IL military, Ez&
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s-zs2lsey attrznsted ~ tie American oso-
y4e % Capt Gez- weyier II Cuba
CAPT LAoo-2e q tie conos.lco-. t-tef-
viewed = tie Cahaaaz castle. sal be ras
szt % tie torrz-e oy a. officer Q. tae P-rzr
Del E-7 voszzs-esrs a, La Palma t1s- after
Ge Was captured Tnzzbscrsas and sharp
Ssees v-.z- azxs. be Axya. we're used
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Birmingham. Ala. Nay Z--Tse sxey-
SKA annual general assembly q -ths
Cr-ue~rsz-d Presbyterian church q re-
United States berz, here toEy Sev
prss5y-ertes we're reported al Portland
Or, All Seattle. Rev " A gaxksrk Il
Decatur. IL. was elected moderator.
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Durrn-t's witae-- Arrested for Larceny

Szx Francisco. May ES-chsries I. Lena
han. tire Yourg man WHO testified az THE
trial OF ". II Theodore Da-rant that he
offered a diamond ring FOR sale at Pawn
broker oppenAssm's at the race Open
helm claimed that Dazran7 offered 10
pawn the diamond ring OF Bizache La
mont, was arrested today upon q warrant
charging hsn With petit larceny The con-
plaioant in thu ease Is Mss ArniA Crow
ley. whc rss.dss at Il Norfolk street. sac
says taat vhas Al party last Saturday
evening n the house OF q Mss Riley, re-
siding IN the Mission. she allowed Lena
han to put her diamond ring on his nnxsr.
He failed 70 return IL 70 be-. she says
ard she aftsr~a-e learned that Re had
pswre1 & AZ RoseashsFs p2wrshop a. %
Taylor street J@nahan admitted tina. be
had pzvnee the ring. ard said Re would
set ID no defense 10 TIE orsnse charged
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LIGHT WITHOUT HEAT.
NiEoia Tesla Has ar Last solved tn,
Pr<,hfrfr-

New YORK. May E--SExofR Tesla has
solved TIE problem which Re SET Tor him
self many years ago. anc which gay rev.
oiztfonlzs the system OF electric lighting
IL Is, elsctrsca. experts say. the nearest
20 the psrf~et adaptation - The great
force Of nature 20 TIRE EsAs % rszn Ia
~. ZeaiA'a lAAnrnAegy q q hrin ut ucrn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-22

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sass u Pc-slzne. Or a. kseA Dgua.
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sran1- zaa Northwest Neus ouuunnk
Tixus street
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torl<nt.
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