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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-19

mar un brei ubr frii6 bur9 bic ST.
p1oIipn elmer 2an1pe i'm 8. 9todperte ent=
~tanben. Die meiften Der 8epDbner rettez
ten NIT fnapper geot6 i6r 2eben.
SIM 4, Stodtpert bes f%iinfitOdigen go.
SO South Street in Bolton gelesenen Sc
bdubes brd3 Wontag Elm Seuer aus, mel9es
5i4 RAID na9 Dem 5. @todlperfe berbreitete
unb bieIe beiben Stpdperfe ooGitdnbig 5erz
ft0rte. Der 8erlu1t betrdgt $4,000 Bis
$4,000, Der Ooltdnbig bur9 8erit9erung
gebeft 1T.
Sn Mdrtin's 5errp, g., finb Monz
tag Die r8udeDe SLAB 8orts" ME-
bergebrannt; am Morgen fo1te in
benfelben nit Ni9tunion : Nrbeitern Der
8etrieb ipieber auf9enommen tperben. 0as
6euer mar bas 8erf bon 8rdnbfiftern, Inn
ben 8etrieb Der 5abrit GIT p%erbinbern; es
tparen friiber f9pn mebrere @erIuhe sez
ma6t tporben, bieIelbe nieber5ubrennen. Die
Sabrit geb0rte u. .. @eamon, in Wbeslin9,
unb Der Wertb berfelben betrug $150,000.
Sn Breton, einem 20 Meilen nDrblib DDn
Clinton, Su., 9elegenen Stdbt9en, Brad
Sonntug 5euer aug, pelhes u~nfdngs Den
gur5en Ort ein3udfdern fdien. 6Dlgenbe
@ebdube iinb bon ben 6lammen bsrni9tei
morben: aobennaIb's @ei9Gftsplab, 8ur=
tbolomeus' 8ant, Wbite's Mtebgerluoen unh
Elm anberer 2aben. Ser 8erlut 6etrdgi
etpa $4,000 unb tit gum She'll Our9 Ser
ii6erung 9ebedt.
Die Sobrit Der nSomerfet Stobe 5oun=
brp Company" in SomerIet, Maff., lit ab9es
brannt. Mon bermutbet, baB Elm fiir3lid
entIaIIensr &rbeiter bic 5abrit in 8ranb sez
itedt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-19
Qus Iano ..
DeutfbIono.

@G6renb &aifer Wilbelm Mittpo9 Na9z
mittag in einem ~offenen 8agen bur9 bas
8ranbenburger Sbor fubr, muBte er ii4 cine
arobe 8eleibigung gefaaen lafen.
Die Seitennege paren CUR 3eit nit SUB
g~Gngern angefint, unb Elm 5legel, tpel9er
iebenfaas puBte, baB Der &aifer UNI bic 3eit
bort pprbeifpmmen tperbe, mart nit einem
Badet 3eitungen na9 tbm. Ser &ai1er,
nel9er an ber S9ulter getrDffen tpurbe, sr=
bluBte etu ipenig, perrietb dber 1onit feline
neitere Mufregung iiber ben 8orfua unb
lieB nur in etfpus IdneIerer 9angart tpei=
ter fabren. ,Srob Der S6utia9e, baB fid
mebrere perionen in Der geGbe ~befanben,
fonnte Der. 8eriiber bes Nttentates ni9t ent=
bedt nerben.
@1ls bas padet mad benz 9auptquartier
Der .Yoli3ei eebru9t tpar unb bort geOffnei
pltrbe, iteute es fi9 beraus, baB baffelbe
aus elmer @n5a9l Gremplure bes Dor
pdrts" 6eitono, pelhe beftige angriffe aui
bic Gegierulg entbielten.
SebenfaGs 1T bes ,&uiiers Nerben{pTem
bur9 ben 8orfaa ni9t fart beeintrG9tigt
poroen unp ben 8enei5 bafiir ~lieferte er
baour9, baB er am Nbenb nit Der &aiierir
benz groBen Subfcriptionsbaue i'm Spern=
bouie beipobnte, 5u tpel9em ft9 ge9en 49,
900 perIonen eingefunben butten.
Der idbrli6e 5ubfrriptiDnsbuu lit bas
ein5ige 9offeit, gu pel4em au9, uuBer ben
gu ben 9OftreiIen gebDrenoen Perfonen,
angeIebene 8iirger eingelaoen tperben.
Sine breite Sreppe fiibrte BON Der taiierz
liben 2oge na9 benz Bartlett binunter unb
BON bort aus begab It9 Der 6of unter2eitun9
bes @rafen 6o9berg in ben ~rieigen 8uu=
fual tpo unter 8orantritt bes faiIerli9en
puares bic Polonaiie aufgefibrt tpuroe.
Die &diIertn, pelbe uuBeroroertli9 tpo6l
ausia6, trug cine rei6 nit 0tdmunten ge>
I6miidte Gobe, tpdbreno Der 8aiier in Der
nniform Der @urbe buGorps eri9ienen mar.
Or. 0ammu9er prizes Oonnenitag i'm
Gei6staae i'm Namen Der Nationallt6erdlen
Bic Gegierung tpegen ibrer 9altung in Der
1runsoadl4 Nngelegenbeit unb ~erfldrte, Dab
Safer 8ilbelms 0epei9e an ben prd=
Iioenten 8riiger ben @efiiblen aaer Sent=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-19
9ermtrhtea.

Sn Der Sreitu9s : Sibung bes &reiss
eeri9ts in Decatur, SG,, pur5e Der
6rau 2ucD S~tuoa6afer, geborene Dean,
cine S9eioung bon ibrem Manne 0a=
bib 6. Stuba6ater bepiGigt. Nuberben
iprrbe ibr 9runbeigent6um i'm Wert6e bon
$1,000 als 4limente nnb bic Sb6ut ii6er
ibr Sinh ,3ugefprD@en. 9as Gbepaar mar
in @e1enf6aftstreiien i'm nDrbli9en Sen,
biana febr betannt. Die @6e bate brei
Sabre gebaaert,
hit heller Baut entfommen.
Mus @mporia, &as., pirb gemelbet, buB
CHARLES @bristp, aus @aberlp, 8as., Elm
iunger, in &unIa s gttD tpobGbefannz
ter NbbDtut, ioeben aus Cuba 5uz
riidgetebrt lit, tpo er @efangener Der
@panier mar. gr mar nit ~pierbunbert
anberen S%niurgenten in einem Der @efe9te
in Der Ndbe bon 9apunu gefangen genom=
men tporben; ale, nit Musnabme bon ibm
unb fiinf5ebn anberen Mmerifdnern, ipur>
ben eri3ofen; er tpurbe bpm amerifanif9en
-Gonful g~erettet. GbriitD gebOrt elmer Der
pionierfdmilien in Gpffep Gountp an; er tit
Elm entbuiiofif9er eubanif9er Patrtot, unb
bebauptst, baB fi9 bic Snfurgenten I'M 8e=
fibe Der ean3en SnfeG befinben, ouBer 5a=
oana, urb baB audi biefe Stabt iib balb in
ibren 9Gnben befinben ptrb. ST 1agt, baB
felt Der Nnfunft beg. neuen fpanif9en Sc
neruls feline @efungenen mebr gema9t tperz
ben.
Die Qfenfprabe..
Der profefor &,2. Garner, aus 8ounofe,
3d., ipel9er i'm Dergangenen Somr1er BON
Der ufrifanii9en Sorf9ungsge1eai3aft bon
gbieaso, gum 5~tpeiten Mtale na6 Afrifa eez
Ianot tporben mar, lit NIT benz Sdmz
pier r@truria" suriidgefebrt. Seine Senz
bung bate ben 3fpet, 1etn alpbabet Der off
fenipra9e gu berbDqitGnoigen, nnb tpeitere
6tubien iiber, bic 4ffeniprd9e 81 MAIDEN.
prof. g. 8. Beabobp, bon Der GbicagDer
ltniberiitdt, mar BEL benz lnternebmen bes
prof. @arner befIen 6aupttiBe. BrDf.
@arner fa9t, BABE ibm 9elungen lei, ii9
in Der Mffenipra3e bebenteno gu berpouz
%fommnen, unb tit iiber3eu9t, boB bic @ffen
nit einanber fpreben uno oaB eini9e bapon
mebr SnteQigen3 beiiben unb eine flieBenbere
Spra9e reben, als biele afritdnii6e @tpgez
bprene.
Der 9rofefor brang eegen @noe bes Derz
gangenen 0ttpber, bon 4mbrifetto, in Nns
gola, bur6 bus Northumberland in oas St1=
mere bes bu1tlen @rbtbeiles Elm, unb tpirb
bas HeIultat feiner 6orf9ungen Der Gbi=
cagoer 9efeaf9aft porlegen, tpel9e ibn fir
bas ltnternebmen dusriitete.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
ABERDEEN NEWS.
weafherwax Mil Ready for Work
Trnmps Kent Moving.

ABERDEEN. Dec. 2a.-Special.-Eugsne
france. receiver OF the J. NJ Weatherwax
Lumber Company. reports that practical
~ al the liabilities Of the firm have been
paid and that as soon as she demand for
lumber VIII warrant starting up, he viii
Go 80. In the meantime, the foundation Of
the min - being looked after, and improve
faents are being made 20 the mill proper.
The public reading room was formally
opensd on Friday night ard bids fair 20 be
popular ard 8 success. backed UP. as & Is.
by ali OF the churches in the city and be-
ing carefully Sooked after 81 board Of
trustees chosen BY the alliance OF
churches ana societies % the CITY.
The fair for the benefit OF the Catholic
hospital, held IN this city. closed Saturday
night. and proved a financial success and
pltal fund.
Aberdeen is poor place Cor hobos. Sew
eral struck town Saturday. and one OF
them walked coolly up 70 a dray, In front
or one or the stores. ard picking up a
crate OF eggs. walked on down the street
and. upon being hailed by the driver OF
the dray. started TO run and. being close
IS pursued by the driver. he slipped
and fell. breaking eli the eggs, OF course
lie was run IN and the rest OF the gang
ordered oar Of town. and one Of them car
fylng a roll Or Blankets. was scare bed,
when the roll OF blankets turned out TO Re
q dummy one, being simply a piece of
blanket nailed 20 siags. with one end fss-
seaed up With g piece from a bed quilt.
shs other end being covered IA thu sarns
way. but piece was hanging - a flap
ard afforded q very easy way 20 dispose
OF stolen goods, as quite bulky erticlss
could be stored IN the Innocent looking
blankets STRAPPED on the hack OF en- limo
cent looking logger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23

NEW YORK. Dec IA remarkable
courtship viii be closed IN Brooklyn to-
Right BY a romantic wedding. The bride.
a pretty, cark-haired girl, has Just been
operated upon Tor appendicitis, and the
officiating clergyman viii have 20 stand
By her bedside The girl is Freaerlca
Sterling Massey. the daughter OF the late
Police Justice Massey. Her aanee is
John X. kosloch, Of Portland. Or, 3
young man VINO was graduated fran An
herst College two years ago. kolloch
went West and settled n Portland. The
day after the invitations were issued
about q week ago, Miss Massey became
III and al operation vas decided Upon
Dr.. W. l.. Bull % New York, performed
Il successfully. and the girl Is now re-
covering.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
IRON THE CASCADE ROAD.
Commission Recommends an Appre-
prfasion of 81 300.


OLYMPIA. Dee e2--SDeosaL-Ths state
road commission has filed It's final report
with the governor. II Il very eisborass
and complete, illustrated with photo
graphs taken from different points in the
mountains alcug the proposed Cascade
road. Altogether the report does great
credit 90 tN commission
The retiring board. believing that the
state road should be carried on 70 fnAi
completion on all !ts branches has rec
commended the following appropriations.
For the widening into wagon road OF
that part OF tie present four-foot road
from a point seven miles above Marble
Mount TO Gilbert Landrss cabin. TO make
the read available for heavy wagon traf-
For Improvement OF the trail between
Landre's cabin and Pershans cabin.
For widening into a wagon road OF the
present fo8r-f00f road from Pershalrs
cabin. near Cascade pass 20 the mouth Of
Bridge creek, inc}nding the construction
or q bridge NJ NE latter point. s2290.
For the construction 81 a wagon road
from the mouth ~ Bridge creek 20 the
head OF Lake Chelan. 93.ea.
For the Improvement Of the TRAN from
the mouth OF Bridge creek 70 T'w!sp pass.
g. 90
For the widening into a wagon road OF
the present f0ur-fcot roadway from tbs
mining camp OF Gilbert TO the mouth OF
the Twisp. including bridge across
Twisp river. near tbs latter point, $500,
For extending thu wagon road on the
coivlIle Indian reservation. from Crows
Nest. It's present terminus. on Granite
creek to Eureka camp, 10.
For the construction or a wagon road
from Cursew lake on the Colvtlie reserva-
tlan, 70 the present terminus OF the
wagon road on Sherwood (or Deadman)
creek S.eoo,
Total appropriations recommended. k1.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
FOR THE INAUGURAL
MANAGEMENT ron THE BALL
BEING RAPIDLY COMPLETED.
same Details ~ Eight Years Ago
Eaeh-Redueed Rates On All Rail-
roads - Ample Decorations IN
Waahfngton.


WASHINGTON. Dec. E-Tsckses sc re
cAA % czsesra.s TIE iHsugr2-iJa Of Pre-
sasHt Mckinley ~sn cost s. each. This
price las bean nxea b. tbs sx>casiTs eczn-
nlr-ee- TIE COMMITTEES also decided that
f1e H2rr4so1 Inaugural ball. held eight
years aga. could rot be improved upon.
ard the arrangements made tA-n wiz %
followed n detail now. Al application
VII be made % Secretary T-ancis Of the
inSerso- department Cor tbs Use OF the
pension euihdirg on thks occasion The
application = SIMPLY a matter Of form
Tas executive commit tee decided 90 re-
guest the Joint trzf-e association ara
otHAr railway 4ssacsa ions. WHICH VII fix
rates 20 Washington for the inauguration.
. make the rates good from February
- 20 March - 50 that people desiring 70
Fis1s Washington vii have ample time.
The traffic associations have already fixed
special rates from March 20 March s
The committee On decorations asss de-
clded 10 erect illuminated arches across
Pennsylvania avenue az -as IN ssrsacsica
q each cross-ztreet-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
HABITS OF SALMON.
InvessfEaff On the H<adweters
of the Columbss-The Chtnoeks
Die After spewnfng, and the
Young Salmon Rematn fer o Year
Near the Hatchery.

WASHINGTON. Dse -2-Ths report On
salmon Invest gHtsDn conducted By t-s
Lnite6 States Ssh commission II the bead
waters &C the Columbia RIVER. IN Idaho,
has besn coz7isted ard pabslshe1- TIE
inquiry was begun July =. Of ias, year
and botn the large s11 small FISH had
reached ssle Idaho falls thsr. The ErnpeT--
ant results OF ths inEesElg CATION are SUM
med u as follows
X H. probabls both the large and small
forms q red Esh are zaatroEnoas. though
The evidence that tas smaller comes from
the sea - not complete.
The r2EEsIartoEs. sores. fray1nz out o.
fms ETC. are practically ali received sub
ss-quenf 70 reaching the Spawning groan1a
The reddish all de soon after spawning.
the young redesh rsraAin "a the lakes
and connecting waters fer at least cns
year after ina eggs are spawned
The Cniaook salmon. which come 10
these waters. die after Spawning
TIE young Chinook salmon appear 20
remain for about one year after the eggs
are laid. near where they are hatchsd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
TO rUwr our ALLISON NINE.
Marksw ana Flood Co Reopen the
grax. valley bonanza.

SAN rp ANCISCO. Dee. s2-Tee AM
.on ranch ~1lne. which was, = qusrtsr ~
a century arc. cns % IRE best prr3uctng
,,tr.s IN the vicinity q Grass valley. =
a. ~ rsaeenea ard worked % tt~ fullest
ssrar8fv. THE ullne = owned ey Joha W
Mckay att James L Rood.
The Allison ranca uaine has unique
siaterv. In tie heieht ~ So prosperity g
vas purchased by J. u, TfagEsr anf A. F.
paws. The rnlna was 8 pTufltabse Invest
rsent, n fSss &, isa Al Nsvaas county
rsfn~s AIS tvo years later e sad ralf
,,y-~ e o. esa - dividends. one cav a
r,,l,s~ss riek tapred a veis 90 water, an3
a. a few MINUTES tAe -aiae was Gcc-fed
re water peured IN n saea volume THAI
a. could nst re pumped cat sBd the r. NJ
,,.aa abandoned THAT vas tNonty-ess.at
.ears $50 ara aA fhat aEs fAe saiae ha&
re~aataes faai - water
F-iehf eeaga Rrc M&ckay ans F1oea So
cured essntro} of the properly. and row
they prssqo~e g. pump 80 uliee ou1 \
,,tsrftrsax plant wffA a capacltv ~ EesA1 #se
raliens day VIII se rut IN. the WORK "a
n 10 commences February l. Il = eSt3-
mated tb&t Il wlIl i~ke tSo years q claar
the c.tEe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
whatesu News.

WtEAIFNM Eegr &--SseFs .lz- - 1 llEs
Htan has aSs3 fase ccnaeasstlen % }. Il.
ltaraet5. as ~scsaver % tha Puget S5Gra
I.oa8 Naa 'rre2st Company. SO SD Esr
rraGlh sfrca D~ca-8HUv - tssS. sxaen ~
scok c.aae-a % - al-A-rs- TAs inventory
~ thst tue ssoNe1 soE1-zssil esssts C
sg-sa 61ht
p,sfAeees. ss-haca sc}a Aers ~ ths -e1
s.a1rsuS Eea cas8 weather ae yea haVs
ss~oapet 20 SIS a great EsaEy were 1e-
st~sSe4 sr t5se Aet4a. zn& s &C. expectu4
EhA1 &c sgrsns price N1a - 6sEA
EHe cea1tg ccrsrlsssss .sTs ave re-
,1sced rs hsgd cf tae eaus-y traassgrsr-
tle-s. N.e,ar A. Eos8er - Sc pa Treas
ssseg laarsT's bg11 - fo- ssA8t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
North River Ne,s Clrnr.

NONTEs NO. Dee G-Spec 81 me
large taus IN North river hss been re-
moved - tHgt .ors caa now BE e~lven
down the river ard !uso W.Aapa harHcr
1,h.s snesas ere veal opening % enc Norsh
river c51sBsFv. Tor VIA k2se Jam IN TIE
river tbs settlers could BOG sell o. log ans
- thev fiIuher. q Wht~a cae7e = 81 TIRE
ue 81 9cTAoD8 ~ 81 aaa. lsaa 90 fees OF good
nr and spruce or ths river and ~ Atzez-
r3es Now shers WI be a <eaad market cor
s7s gsFn6e~ az t5e elt.ss a. SozEtA Beud ard
8 home market 81 the &1sE * CO rigs
v'bsch WI start up tor re sa-Tn Prp5ucts
.xlbcA wgH &c ~ SEA- Heretofore the rszs-
r>saas and &ark hazl NRs practically pre-
vented arvEhns uke farming 81 g1s vag-
ls.y. = beng impose b}e ~ En&EEeS any
sh.nx s1caps 5g..~r Sr c89tse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
PERSONAL

Chris z,egssr s il the city for TIE he'll
days.
Mr. ard Mrs VIII Harris. o. snoaon,se.
are az the DsIser-
.. Ths-zs principal % ire Black Dia-
r-end SCHOOLS. Is n TIE c.sy. ard - q. tbs
EEs.s-.
Afr. ard srz- 6. v. RAMSEY returned
YESTERDAY from three uonthg Trip In
the ws4amsste valley.
I. s. Mayer leaves today for Oregon
70 tolr grs Mayer. They VIII - assent
unta after re holidays
Grs. ". c. Fowler. q snocualnse. ae-
compznlsd b. Mss Annie Liadie. Of
Norih Bsnd. ars among the Dsier ar
rivals
Fred s. zzolssoergsr, os Edison; Frank
NJ Du~gan. % Mognt Vernon. K G. Rock
well Of Coepev4l8es H d. Moore, OF stan
wood. N4nly Wilbur. % EzohoInish. and
Barr Earr4r, o. Victoria. a.. lunoermsn,
srrfFe9 .; ths D4ilsr yesterday.
Col. and Ms James Hamilton Lewis ar
rived yesterday afIernooa from Washing
ton. and were driven 20 the Rainier
Grand hotel where suite % rooms had
been ENGAGED Iae colonel was heartily
welcomed home and congratulated upon
MS entrance % the bs1e11cts domain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
Yakima rnve.sment Co. Revived

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2-The Yaki-
ma Investment Company. OF Washington.
which Paul SchulZe had wrecked before
committing suicide. is 20 be recuscsfated.
A new corporation Is 10 be formed. and
one Of the largest irrigation enterprises
of the Pacific coast Is once more 10 be
placed upon its feet A. @. Booth has
just returned from Boston. where he went
as attorney for the Safe Deposit and
Trust Company OF this city, 70 consult
with the electric corporation. He reports
that the plan % reorganization met with
favor. and has now been practically
agreed upon By the principal parties in
serested.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23

unexplained reason = ss5:s1sy becsr,e n
ea-n@d, ar1 .zs increased ron me size u
q 1z1x wz1nz-- covering nearly salf tse
face. Re s-3s-zenc@s 10 rz-n or cz1sczlty
sxr@ct @5-sz@=s ard snc1zv@-s~oce- Under
astvsee OF pny@cs2ns. however. ne 10 re-
CURED % r~cEs-s = BED - avcs3 agra
~zzzng sSs sxe-Erg. ~ tca VII BE rec1cet
- 4 nor IA s-zs Z sso-xsote tefc-s AZ o2<-
r1rtr--
There sra ITO cn<aN % "scrs e1rs-.
or canc@ro.zz e~ectson of -ne bone. tr r.ss
place Bo.h patents are young ard ex-
cesEgsonaIEy wzg9-U1< pecp1e-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
sEALER SPREADS HER CANVAS.
The Afnoka Leaves for the Coast
After Paying Her Fine.

VICTORIA. ps,e. - Special seal
81 afnolsA. which was seized 3sst year
within th> prescribed EDne ant watch was
rnea EfH by the admirsity court. pad the
flue yesterday and cleared for a coast
hunting cruise under TIE Command of
Keetcr. her old skipper.
Tbs Atnoas, wish ma toTt<y % tho Vie
f,ria se@lsrs, vii try tgncnz along r0e
California coaSt. where seals sre plentl-
f1s. though eslers = great danger - wreck
The combination og al sealing Interests
wNich forfniwh& ago was announced as
effected. fel through on she eve u COM
pletson. ard II VIII sEatn - every man for
hsuSe}s tasS year. T8s example set by the
A!DokA IN Tfos appealing tie admiralty
courts dec.ssun vi he followed by tae
three oshegs similarly situated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23
THE ORPHANS CHRISTMAS.
II Can Re Made n Merry One by Do
nations OF Toys. Books, Wear
ing Apparel. Etc.

The happles. day IN all the year %
children is Christmas. for then IL Is that
santa Claus. with his CHEEKY face and
snowy whisksrs. goes skimnling over roo1
tops and down chimnsys with loads Of
toys and goodies for iittla.onez. bat some
times he siigtts sucAk ces as orphan
asyiaEns and Ike Fusions. because
there ara SO many lfs and because his
be- and tovjk,. the matter good Old
santa c1 has appointed aids 10 a.
tsna 10 s.kants Of the homeless chill
eren who arc Mig esred FOR by the char
table people 20 support the orphans
home on Box al Harrison strests North
Seattle. These D. are everyone who de-
siras TO cd<.S1Re wife toward making
hearts Of those little ones who do not
know what a. Is 10 look into 4 fathers CT
mothers face and ten what they would
like from Santa Claus.
II does not take much TO make such
unfortunate children happy. They DO not
know nor care how inexpensive an article
~ tu-tso long Rs n comes from SantaClsus
ana II something 20 fondFe. Hundreds OF
toys are thrown aside each year BY chill
dren who have comfortable homes. and
VINO have no thoughts % the future.
These toys. although slightly worn and
battered. wolld gladden. hearts at such 81
Institution az the Orphsns' Home and
anyone having such things about the
house and desiring 70 contribute them to
the cnaritabs ladies who look after The
,fesfinles OF the homeless can leave them
at the business once % the Post-intslli-
Sencsr. where bsg basket has been
placed for raeir reception.
A large tree - being arranged Tor thts
Institution ard y the sight OF forty OF nfty
homeless children string about The room
on Christmas night. each wondering what
e. on that lovely tree for hsrn or Der.
would make p.rsC u feel happy. the Post
Intelligencer Basket should be continually
groansrg with the packages % toys. PEE
sure books. hanGkerchlsfs end goodies
Nth Which GO III the fancy bags and
stockings.
The little children 81 sh~ c2ty who bsVs
hsznes should be interested By their par
er,s IN getting together bundles % Old
TOYS. etc. Nth which 20 make merry the
Christmas ~ the homeless. In San Fran
cisco ana other large cities this custom
has grown 20 ~ general. ard toys aad
wearing apparel preserved un'N TIE ar
rival % Christmas ssc1 year. There $ ~
reason why shss custen should ROT -
aseptes in Seattle. ard psrcnticss ceii-
gren Hherslly provided each yesr. Re
racsraher sne Observation-Disclosures basket
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Commendntory of Judge Irwin.

MONTESANo. Dec. 22--Spec.ai.-Tha
Bar ASSOCIATION OF Chehahs county met
here Saturday afternoon. ard among
other business transacted there was a
strong resolution OF counmenda ton OF
Judge Irwin passed. Judge Irwin has the
reputation OF being one OF riSe most con-
scieat5ous judges IN the state. ana has ths
respect OF every one.
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TAX LEGISLATION.
The Local Committee Endorses some
Of the Reconme ssfsns of the
Spokane Tax Heform League.

as lo@@l conan zee % i-sis-aslon sor
80 49, $3.50 Hasl = mayor 90
liz So AAsAts Gs~h~ ee>1k present s~aaAsF-
1sah r ~ SF@see, lAe MAJOR. GoaLsty
s-sstliin - so.iss FRED tsAsea. scnooa D.
reetor J. r. Brewer ais Councilman }. a
Sstnss-
ise cor ni,tee iraorsssf tae recommend
eSieiss q ne s2oksns Al Reform L>s2sze,
sissooasi1g ne following s2gzestioos
l@xes 2 become Que On January J. TO
become eealnggsnt on May g. II one
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n rnlnntcrr Netting.

rte-,t Gel. Bsackhurxt a=a Capt 49,
Nfrw ftsrara.g w8l - fa Seattle Dvcezr1eF
~ e And 81 Cci 65Se&hsr%z = - ces1-
uusna cg ere Fagl1e ooass ssvss'eh % tAe
N.-,,,r,tser sreny work. TIE uers.zrs az
- hrsa n Volunteer a~asery. NJ 80 Sc
Qrlt avenue south.
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CsrosTA Dee 81 Saec a. 3faycr
Cieveasu2 Aas b@ss Oas xe& 80 ease fa rs
h.-s f~urs sHe sfTe-zs ~ = wea w>--A 49,
reare8 ca she rst Ss es eeS SIRE
wears asa. 11e we1 aas a. says resaa-aesl
sorr1zus uat3 7rceueiy. Sssa fEora soras
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Buy your boy an elegant REFER coat. We
have reduced our entire stock IN price 20
suit you all Our s. chinchslia top coats
cut 20 E50 An elegant gray freize REFER.
formerly IS, to $50 All our S. and s7.5e
rec ers today for $50 Gus Brown Co..
sls Second avenue.
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one q oar Hsa-s5s>ree reeser suits tor yrssr
hsv. All shssses s01ay OILY Eor = e oGs
4Erewa CO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-23

The Maison Tortoni serves the best
business mems lunch and French dinners
fl Seattle.
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When buying your holiday presents. do
not forget the fine line OF slippers al SINH
son Bros. 707 Second.
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We srs making cav eva eaHtT- hriees
rrdac.A 20 la-. tsc. 90 49, 49,. &c and a.
per gso@n8 Easaca ef Sweets