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Evening star., 1897-05-27
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Favorable Action Taken by the Sen
ate Yesterday Afternoon.

Favorable Action Taken by the Sem
ate Yesterday Afternoon.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations:
E. H. Smock, to be receiver of public
moneys at Buffalo. Wyo. F. D. Healy of
Beaver. o. T., to be register of the land
Office at Beaver, o. T.: F. A. Tritle, jr., to
be register of the land office at Prescott,
Ariz.; A. P. Greeley of Concord N. H..
now an examiner-in-chiefs in the patent
office, to be assistant commissioner of
patents; T. G. Steward of Plano, ILL.,, now
principal examiner in the patent Office 10
be examiner-in-chief in the patent office.
Postmasters-New York: E. b. Hawkins,
at Huntington; Ellsworth Sweet, at Water
loo; w. A. Smyth, at Owego: W. v. Mol
10y, at New Rochelle. Colorado: D. E.
Sherman, at Montrose Indiana ]. H.
ThornbuIg,s at Boonville. Michigan: r.
Arthur, at Schoolcraft. Illinois: c. F.
Douglass, at Ashland; s. H. Watson, at
Mount Vernon; H. Yerkes, at Fairmount
Evening star., 1897-05-27
To Go to Bru..el. a. Dele..,...

The American Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion. at the invitation Of the Belgian min
lister here. has named the following dele
gates to represent the association at the
international pharmacentical congress nj
Brussels this summer: Joseph T. -Reminx.
/ tcn Of Philadelphia and Louis Dohme az
T Baltimore, With -Exedee10k ID. ReRer- q
Hudson. N. T.. and Adolp Meyer Of ~NeV
Orleans a. altornataa.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
MO- ] so FAT .
DIR. EDISON'S OBESITY PILLS AND FRUIT SALT
REDUCED MADAIAINE PRICE, THE 2OIU-
LAR ACTRESS, IS POUNDS.
Ii FAT. WRITE LORING co s NEW YORK OF
CHICAGO MEDICAL DEPARTMENTS
TURE CURED-BESST TRUSS EVER
DEVISED. -f,...--

The popular actress MadaIaine Price, one Of the
stellar lights Of the Southers-Price Theater Com
and is glad of 1t. Read below what she says Of
her experience with DIR. Edisen's rvmeiies:
ATLANTA, Ca, April ., 1897.
Lc.ng Co. Chicago
DR.. EdisOn's Obesity Pills and Obesity Salt snd
Compound When / began taking br. Eiison's
obesity Treatment my weight 1873. i had al
rendy used another murh advertised treatment, and
1t left my stomach in q very weak conalitieo-
took DI Edson's Obes sity Pills and Fruit salt and
reduced from 1873 TO 140 without any bad ef-
fects upon my system. These remedies soon cured
the coalition Of my stomach, caused above
stated. Since taking your remedies l Look better
and feel better than for years. and have no ten
should use DR. Edi.on's remedies II inclined get
too feshy and all of them who have used them on
my recommendation have been greatly benefited by
them My husband. Mr.. Edward Southers, Joins
done for me. I win reply to inquiries abou; this
treatn ent that may be sent to me In care Of the
New York Clipper" Yours sincerely; ,,,,,
Obesity Salt 81 a bottle: Obesity Pills, 81. 80
bottle. TfIESE, GOODS ARE KEPT IN STOCK BY
LEADING RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Written guarantee TO refund the price II Dr.
Edison's Obesity Pills Obesity Salt are taken us
directed without good results. Write to NEW
YORK MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT our CHICAGO
MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT for advice about your
obesity any other disease Be sure to Write III
rpturcd- Best truss and treatment ever ueViset--
1t cures. Send letters and orders to Lorfng X Co.,
General Agents for the United States. To insure
prompt reply mention department. and use only
the nearest address, We send free How TO Cnte
Obesity"
LORHNG & CO., DEPT. s,
No. AZ WEST 22D ST, NEW YORK CITY.
M. lis STATE ST., CHICAGO. ILL
thSs.tf
Evening star., 1897-05-27
FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
About One-Half of the Appropriate,
Remains Unexpended.

30 well has the distribution of the relief
to the flood sufferers in the Mississippi and
Red river valleys been administered that of
the total appropriation of 100000 about
one-half now remains unexpended, al
though the field has been fully covered.
Secretary Alger attributes this economy to
the excellent work of the officers of the
department., who gave their personal atten-
ton to the relief work. At present most
of the relief stations are closed, the labor
emerged above the water, and all the relief
work is confined to small portion Of Lon-
iSiana.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
ANNOUNCE THEIR CANDIDACIEs.
Prominent Ohio Democrats Out for
Bushnell's and Hanna's Shoes.

Prominent Ohio Democrats Out for
BushneIfs and Hanna's Shoes.
Ex-Congressman p. J. Sorg and Congress
nan j ]. Lentz have recently announced
their candidates. for the democratic noml-
nation for governor of Ohio.
John r. Mclean, in an interview, an
nounces his candidacy for senator TO sue
ceed Mark A. Hanna, in the event of the
next Ohio legislature having a democratic
majority. Mr.. Mclean states that he WIN
not attend the state convention at Colum-
bus next month, but he expects the plat
/; form to be In accord with Chicago declara-
lions and the financial question to be more
OF an issue In the canvass than 1t was last
year.
This IL regarded as significant, as II is un-
dersto0d that Mr.. Bryan has promised Nc
Lean to stump the state this year. Mr. Nc
Lean does not favor Endorsement by the
state convention of any one senator, and
thinks no such action will be taken or at
tempted. Mr.. Mclean will leave for Gin
cinnau June 1 and remain there till after
the election.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
TRANsLATORs SELECTED,
Results of Examina tiOns by the Blu
reau Of American RenuhIica


reau of American Republics.
The executive committee of the bureau
OF American republics has just completed
an examination of applicants for appoint
ment as translators in that bureau and
upon The findings have made the following
appointments: Translator in Spanish, DR..
Horatio Guzman. lately minister from Mic
araguh to Washington; translator in
French, Miss Marie McNaughton of Michi-
gan. at present attached to the Brazilian
legation; translator in Portuguese, Miss
Mary Kirk of New York, who has been
connected with the bureau for several
years. These selections were made from
nine candidates for the Spanish, eighteen
for the French and one for the Portuguese
positions, and the examinations lasted
three days of last week.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
THE TOBACCO INTERESTS.
They Want a Reduction of Duties in
the Tariff Bill.

A large delegation representing the to-
bacco interests of the United tSates were at
the Capitol yesterday and conferred with
senators and representatives from tobacco
producing states. The delegation will have a
hearing before the republican members of
the finance committee this evening The
republican senators and representatives
from the state most interested will accom-
pany them and urge the committee to re-
duce the tobacco rates.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
Movement. Of the w.r.hip..

. The cruiser Alert has sailed from San
Francisco for Victoria b. c., en- route to
Seattle to convoy the Pinta to Mare Island
navy yard. The Oregon. having come out
OF the dry dock at Bremerton, WASH, has
sailed for San Francisco. The battle ship
Massachusetts has sailed from New York
for Boston to participate in the exercises
attending the -unveiliug OF the statue of
Evening star., 1897-05-27

Wrinfers' Jn& etee fiffft seeoes:
master Of aeo.rfistny'. says:
II Is efa,mso for f8e 1pas8ms on
Star, ane proSoBfp fruf8fufie
efdsmse. t6of no of3er newspap.r
N f8e eounfrp soss INTO 80 Sarys
o percenfoss Of az t8: 6oas.y
esfsm q raoias Of fmenfp mites
from f8e Office Of pu8eteafion
Evening star., 1897-05-27
Avetson sales,

Duncansoh Bros. auctioneers. have sold,
at public SALE. . lot on the north side OF
Chaplin street. near l4th street, 25xinO feet,
70 James r. Ho6d for. a6 cents per square
waiter b. 'Wtlliams 4 Co.. auctioneers.
Reo3a, eee1ags at plll3lic sSa1er Aha. hrick
fesiAence. 5112f Vermont avenue, 70 Edward
p, Geaa1aV 1oe NASoA 80 3. Is -
Evening star., 1897-05-27
Marine band Program.

The program to be observed by the U.
8. Marine Band In the concert at Marine
barracks this afternoon. is as follows:
March. "The Commandant," Fancfulli,
dedicated to Col. Charles Haywood: over
ture, .Rienxi," Wagner; concert waltz, TN
vitation La Valse." Weber: grand pot
pourri of old and new favorites, Fanciulii;
cerpts from the 'sWixard of the Nile" Her
bert: patriotic hymn. Hail, Columbia" !"
Fyles.
Prof. Fanciulli win lead
Evening star., 1897-05-27

virginia Postmasters AppoInted.
Fourth-clasa postmaafers have heen ap-
pointed as follows:
Virginia = Brightwood. Madison county,
H. 8. Thomas; Cambria, Montgomery
county, Frank Ridinger: Centervtlle, Fair
fax county, J. w. Mohler; Twymans Mil.
Madison county. ]. Z. Walker; Vicar
Switch. Montgomery county, Mastus Price
Evening star., 1897-05-27
Big Building.

A mammoth refrigerating plant and bot
thing works will shortly be erected at the
intersection Of F street and Massachusetts
avenue northeast. along the track Of the
b. and o. railroad. 1t will cover an area
Of 1900 square feet, and be complete in
modern improvements. It Is estimated that
the building when completed win cost
Evening star., 1897-05-27
The Circu. owner. Responsible.

Within a few DAYS the Commissioners
will add a new section to the police rcgu-
laticns, which will compel the owners of a
circus visiting the city to see to it that
the streets traversed by them are left
clean. This regulation was made neces-
sary by reason of the bad condition the
streets OF the city were left in after the
departure OF the last aggregation.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
Estate Goes to a Asylu...

BY sthe win Of the late Lucy Trieker,
dated January "a. 1904. filed yesterday. the
brothers and sisters OF the .testatrix re-
cease ZACH. TIE .rssadne OF tho estate no.
ting to st. AIMS Infant Asylum. John
NoraA y named - executes.
Evening star., 1897-05-27

It matters little what it is that YOU want
whether q situation or servants
want" ad. in The Star will reach tho
person who can fill your need.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
A Portrait Of Ex-secret.ry L.mo,,

A Portrait Of Ex-Secretary Lamont.
An oil portrait of ex-Secretary Lamont.
painted by Madrazo. has been hung in the
ONCE Of the Secretary of War, and has
attracted much attention. 1t is not at all
nRttertng and Is not considered q very
good likeness Of the silent Secretary.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
sIes. for ssIarilaI,tlson : !.

Rose 6roye. Who WAS -married 20 Edgar.
e. .Grose 4 sHaltimors. IA. 0canher 1s.
;4eog. Aass .1aisstrA saaf saz,sssny.
}Cfmzxiug her husband With -nCn-support,
untAithfulnese end csusat1, 2---s.-' =. :.
Evening star., 1897-05-27

To Take Relief FROM sastFraAessco.
The Secretary Of the Navy ha6 accepted
the offer Of the owaapx of sllnerican
steamship City OF ESsee<E Soe at San
Francisco. to charter that Ses6lfe to the
government for ran1p0ss1 1asnn ~. aratn
from Galkornia- to Anc1nb6tt ~ t6e fSss1ine
sufferers in India at SD.OoG 80 80
Evening star., 1897-05-27

II yoa want anythiHG. try an "a In The
.stsE-S Il anybodx. has what you Wish. yoa
Wfu 20 a an9Woe.
Evening star., 1897-05-27
Commander Leary's Second Examina-
! f1nyn.

Commander RIP. Leiry Of the navy has
been ordered to examination at the navy
yard, to determine his fitnsSs 1Ar promo
tion to the rank Of captain T3as will be
his Second examination. n ifhA brevious
unfit on account Of color bNAdnlsss
Evening star., 1897-05-27

II spas want .anythinx. NJ u nd.sin Nhs
Stat Sta u 4 anybody has whsgVSu swiah You
Evening star., 1897-05-27
LOPHNG & CO., DEPT. s,

ALL OF EDISON'S OBESITY REMEDIES. AS
wen rs all Of Io-.ag's Flesh producers. for sale
by G.. G. c. SIMMS,
my22-tf Cor. 14th ST. AID y. Y. avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
THE TR0CHA DESTROYED.
Insurgents lombard and subdue the
Forts one After Another With
Dynamite Gun.

CINCINNATI. Jan. "A special 20 the
Commercial Tribune from Key West
says. A daring attack vas made on tho
srocha west OF Artegsssa last week \
strong force Of Insurgents under Col
Pedro B0darz attacked fort No. 10 and
after two hours fEhting di@IodEed the
garrison. After sammoning TIRE fort 10
surrender. which was refused. be ordered
the dynamite gun 20 open on II. The
arst shell flew wide. but the second and
taird made big gaps killing several u the
garrison fore. A furious infantry FIRE
Vas maintained. and soon the garrison
Sew The white n8g. They were al pa
rolled. Fifteen % the garrison were killed.
while bat one Cuban was hurt
Proceeding on t3e next fort. the garri-
soo there came over 10 bis forces a. the
first demand and stated that they wished
heart q the muFderous work which they
weFe obliged 20 do. There we're 10 men
and three officers. with a goodly supply os
ammunition. Both forts wsre destroyed
AZ FOR. No. a stout resistance was
fusae. lv1s two shots from the dynamite
gun compelled them % surrendsr The
garrison aas allowed freedom This fort
was burned also
II al ne three forts much valuable am
nunisiou. guns. etc. we're secured A. fors
Nc. a Strong spanish reinforcement had
been resolved. and the CBhaos moved on.
Tals leaves tire tFucha cpeu for any cuban
tsndi, that may desire 90 pass thrc-lrh
one % Sarsssii-s guerrilla Sands entered
small town. Montrovia. and told the ps0-
pc - move on 70 san Crlstohai az once.
TIE toNa VAS gaeu burned. SIX nee vers
shot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
FAMILY FEuD AT arTzvILLE.
Divorced Wife Threatens 40 shoot
Her Former Husband.

RTTZvILLE. Jan. so.-SpecisL-The ar
rest, a few days sro. OF Mrs Mary
Townsend. for assault with a deadly
weapon. and William and Robert Watson
for carrying concealed weapons. was the
outcome OF fsgd which has existed IN
The southern part OF Adams county for
over A year. Their hearing was eeT for
February s. before Justice Helm. ~
Fletcher. The trouble began about a year
ago. over some real estate owned BY Mrs.
Townsend, which she wished 20 deed 10
her father. Dir. Watson. Her husband
objected Last October Mrs. Townsend
applied for and was granted a divorce.
giving her the children and al the prop
erty, bur allowing Mr.. Townsend 70 visit
the children at stated intervals. Al one
of these visits be and Mrs. Townsend
Qnarre!ed. and the latter covered the for
mer with revolver and threatened 10
shoot hin II be did not leave the place.
he came 70 town. swore out warrants for
Mrs. Townsend and her two brothers. and
announced his intention OF bringing mat
tiers 10 a close. Serious trouble Is expect
ed before The affair Is settled.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
FAT MAIL Rags RrFLEp.
Rohbev Gets Letters From Victoria
for Fort Steele.

VICTORIA. 3. .. Jan. sa-For the first
time In years mar bags have been robbed
and Alec McKsazls. accused % the rob-
berry, Is TOW on the Way 10 Donald . stand
trial TIE Fort Steele mail Is carried 5y
me Canadian Pac4ac railroad as far as
Golden. a. which point i Is transferred by
wagon over the "a Csriboo road 70 its
destination. 80 miles or more away.
The registered bags leaving here on jan
Ea-y IS were especially well nsled. a fact
,aat vas commented upon by RE railway
mall clerk when ne transferred taem @ the
driver at Golden three days later. The
Wagner retained safe possession OF them
until within twelve miles OF bis destina-
ton. where there Is a waysi3e resting place
commonly known a. HanSon,s-" here he
pa Up FOR the night, and Il was here the
bags we're stolen. The bags, cut and rifsed
81 their contents we're found II McKenzie's
house AZ Fort Steele. charree paper. ard
ashes showing where the le1srs had been
burned. AS 20 how suspicion fastened upon
Mckenzie nothing Is yet known here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
ALL OVER THE STATE
PREPARING a RECEPTION FoR
TURNER At SPOKANE
Convension Of Mayors ~ otympts-
paying Heavily az segsh Bead
Timber scarce N~sr Bucods-Pfo-
n~er Dies Of Brokea I.s-Sew NfI
sc >sanwosd-saaak Precinct Or
E>nfs~. 30 Push It's Beet sugar Ia
terest.-

SPOKANE. Jan - -So~cial-Tae citi-
Tens are arrangiHg a hearty greeting Tor
senator-s.~ct Turner's return rext Tues
dag RE VII - m@E a. the depot o. q aargs
concc1rs@ and escorted 20 as home where
there ~fii Be Informal speech making In
TIA evening puzzle reception WI % he'd
a. Hofs Spokane. wn@n the p1Aie gen
orally WI b. given AZ opportunity 70 We
come him homo TIE Elks are a-E3 ar
ranging sor a reception % be held the fol-
lowing night
Petitions are bsing freely circulated
among property owners 10 have both
Hsvsrsi6@ ard Main aEsuGes paved 70 far
the canvsasers have net With good sue
cess
TIE OF cal sales Of ne e1cck exchanges
SHOW over g 90 shares OF listed stock hay-
iug been Transferred during the past stx
days. The principal stocks were Ju-nbo.
a -: Wonderful. la1ll. sn1 Evening Star,
M9II1
Casarances FOR the month % January are
q rs. s@s. an increase % "a per cent over
January % Easr year.
The Reform League announces is deter
rniratou 70 water ire saloons tomorrow
ana arrest al violators 81 the closing or5i-
nance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
Ex-Postmaster Hogue Dead.

TACOMA, Jan. 3a-Special-Ex-Po Post
master J. D Hogue died this morning at
his residence, SIC North L street. after an
Illness lasting three weeks. He has been
in poor health for several months. and
was compelled 70 go 10 bed about three
weeks ago Mr.. Hogue came here from
Illinois in 1854. and was postmaster during
the Harrison administration He was
prominently mentioned as a candidate to
succeed A. B. Case when his term expired
next May. he was 50 years old. The
funeral viii be held from the residence at
, o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Z. J.
Felt viii oftieiale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

TACOMA. Jan. 5o.-Special-N. Pesaro
and T. Liaand. tao sailors from the Brit
len ship Senator. now loading lumber at
the Tacoma min for Delagoa bay. who
were arrested for dssertioE. were today
turned over 70 the captain OF the vessel on
a warrant TO remand.
August r. Zimmerman, a cabinet maker
for Breseman & Burow. died this morning
az the age OF 20 years
A sharp skirmtsh was fought without re-
suit in the Bardsley warrant sui. this
morning before Judge Williamson
Snip City Of Florence today sailed for
Sydney. Australia, with q cargo Of lumber
valued az s.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
Residence Lighting Cleaner

The new discount charge schedule Of the
Union Electric Company for residence
lighting is being received with a great
Deal OF satisfaction by residence owners
who use electricity for Illuminating pur-
poses. Under this new schedule quite an
important reduction is made in the cost
OF residence lighting. The ratio OF dis
count increases as the amount OF light
used Increases. thus making the reduction
Proportionately greater 20 large consurn-
ers- On All amounts the discount Is such
that Il makes electricity really economical
when compared WITH other forms Of
household lighting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
sol tn BEND.
Lumber Company Buying Up yaIua-
BILE Property.

SOUTH BEND. jar ~.-SpeclaL Deeds
were fled t0o4y By the Pacific Empire
Lumber Company 70 twenty-five lots in
the heart OF South Bend. The deed 3
given By the Bowers Dredging Company
OF Tacoma. The company has also pur-
chaad eight lots from the receiver Of the
First National bank, which purchase gives
The company valuable water frontage. The
consideration In the laStsr purchase was
s. so.
The Pacific Empire Lumber Company,
wnicn Is composed Of members Of the
Neyeraa0ssr syndicate, purchased the
Bristol 81 Leonard mill TWO years ago and
ran Il until the lumber market became 50
poor that they we're forced 20 shut down.
They were given the free use OF strip
OF land belonging 70 the city FOR thirty
i've years. with the understanding that
they would considerably enlarge the plant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
POULTRY SHOW CLOSES.
This II the Last Day-Sharps Bat.
terfieId Leaves for Nanafmo

TACOMA. Jan. 30 -SpecsaL-Ths Judging
ot the birds al the poultry show closed to-
day and sharpe Burter11e.d left OF the
Flyer tonight for Seattle. en- route 10 Nam
at1fo. where he makes the awards at an
other show. He goes from there 10 St
Paul
The exhibition viii close tomorrow
night, i having been decided 20 keep Il
open Sunday owing 10 the popular de-
msnd. The banquet 20 the members will
De held al Odd Fellows hall next Saturday
night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

psr7us .s-z O. 1Te -o-ths faSs FRIDAY
TIE total nu-h@r q p-rGs e-roEe3 was
-. an5 tEs average dairy attendance Is.
this b~irg the la-vssr attsrSa1ce here q
-four years.
Ire Jan BIRD a tr.ra. was pre-
ss1ts1 T.ngarT = ~ loczl talent
Loesi O1t Fsfows vii Eige Erza5
BAL ard e1te-ra1nrrsnt February -
A ru-nfp WEIGHING torrtsSa and three
cus-te- pou-1s arA q ruranaxz tipping
tEe balances a. e.g1t@ez pounds have
ben xrown On the fs-sn o. Joseph Gsoson-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
FOREIGN FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Increase of Almost 20 per Cent. BE-
tween 1896 and 1895.

TACOMA. Jan. Especial
= a comparative statement OF aoar ship
Dents from Tacoma 20 foreign ports n
the years $50 and 50. complied by the
Tacoma Chamber % Commerce.
China and Japan-During 1895. sn T42 bar
rels. valued a, $50 so. during 1875. rs. 90
barrels. valued az sS31 s4s
South Africs-During ISL q ga barrels
valued az al o.
United K2ngdom-During 1895. : IS bar
RES. valued a. s.. fT5. during Is9S, S.fu
barrels. valued a. s1al eel
Total during Ises. SIS. si1 barrels. valued at
s.. 1858 during 1se5. ~ 81 barrels. val
uet a. sssa 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
OILY NPIA.
Mayors Of Third CIss. Cttie. Held 3
Convention

OLYMPIA. Wash. Jar. 7a-Spa-lai
IRE r0aycrs ~ shgr6-c.ass cities 81 mis-
stste met today tor re p--pass - Dis
c7sssaE Ire needed legislation Tor Ghe gov
errrusnt - ci.ies - enc fafrd ctzsS Organ
iHstior vas perfected ~ che choice q r.,sr,
Byr1e. % olympia. as president. and cry
Attorney Bo5vs. of Vancouver. a. ee.-e-
tary- There were presen. IRE -rave~s -
WaGa Waila. Everett Vs-coaver. OWN
ga. Co't8x. P1rt Angeles. E.lens burg
Whstcom and SnohcuLsh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
BUTCHER wEYLER's SUCCESSOR
An American suspects in Cuban rrIs-
ans 60 ne Fred.

WASHTN1OS. Yam so.-The Naarts as
patch announcing taa appointment q.
WaFitrs successor as governor general
% Cuha SIS considered here as absolutely
authentic. \ week aEo senior Re Lone
communicated 70 eeretary Oluey ehat
Gen. AHcATago had been tenderra th.s
position. but no definite action BAD Seen
taken. Al American citizens now IN pris-
or IN CNsha as suspects will wtth faw ex-
rspttans - glvea their release some tius
dHFinx tse coming week Ths inf3rrua-
tion. SO - sssi. has also been conveyed 20
the state &epsFt suent hy the spanish legs
tiea. TIE whaie Competitor crs-w e. is
un8ersfcoG. "a fne}Gsed ga the amnesty.
ana the~c 81 possibility that Gen Julio
SsaEuUy and Louis SoneUiar nay also
be freed
senior De LONE - confined 60 his room
wta "a attack q t1e Er.Qne ans could
rst De taterytaWe3 c9 tAe a hDve SUBJECTS
tgt 90 Is generally ua3e~sfood that senior
A. ar~aEo has consented - assuna ths
a~asous role 90 Cuban rarts-ater ana IL
81 th7aEar thsr thfs ro.N-y VIII xres tly
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
DROWNED IN A PUDDLE.
Old Mans Body Found Lying in
Eight Inch~. of Water

MONTESANO. Jan. % -speciaI.-T. d.
Van Eaton vas found dead yesterday BY
J. g, Foster IN A field about four miles
east OF this place He has been STAYING
with Dir Foster this winter. Las, Wsdnes-
day he became somewhat intoxicated and
started home rather late. He never reach
ed the house When found he vas IN
dressed ard lying in a pool Of water ahout
eight inches deep, his clothes piled upon
the hank
The body vas brought Ii yesterday and
Ne coroner notified of the death.
The old gentleman was - years old. ara
80 FAR as known The only relative ne hss
Is brother. living near Albany. or.