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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
wTyLoCk DRY KILN BURNED
Les. Reaches sseep-Nin saved By
Hard Work.

sserssl Dsxga.ea 70 tie Pest-TztsEiigsncs-.
CHEHALES Wash April ---T1s Cry
kin psarer sb@1. oFsses- SIX car lazas IF
lrzaDsr o. sae track ard sg-as = re saaz1s
ard ras51enca n@sczxlnE 10 Prescott a
Vas &ess ~ WEatgck- bs4rned last zGxzt
ahous - o-ezeck TIE loss - sstlEnzt=8 a.
= SO 10 Insurance
TIE IRE started en- the engine ron q
re dry kian. ard "a a snort tiEss lad
gained great headway- Taers are 10
watar works al. Wln1o~k b1t tha en12rs
population Turned or 70 aEht fhe frs
BY fss hardest kind - work TIA rniiI
isEels Bss ssved- TIE Fess6snee tpeionglu-
70 fae company vas Occupied hs My. short.
Ef8 lost anoEt <la9 zorTh % h0usehcl4
g9o9s. Al q ths conps8y's books ard
pap@rS were takes frsn the Office bEssld-
ang
Prescott & Van Ness VII rebui3f ~ gzee.
They All BE conssderssl hznvsrea. how
ever. for q while. a. they are crowded zltn
orders. Fortunately. they All rot BE- CON
PEELED % shat down altogether. as the Cap
is@l Enil. which they raeentlv purchased
has good dry Kin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

Man Picked Up Perfectly Nude Near
Point Roberts.

VANCOUVER. 2. c. April =. On Tues
day night a boat vas seen tossing about
on Boundary bay. near Point Roberts,
bat no one appeared 10 De IN Il YesteT-
day some fishermen put ont 20 Il and dis
covered lying az the bottom, perfectly
nude. a man IN an unconscious condition.
In tbs boat vas 4 suit Of clothes. bur far
too small for the man He was mass
u bruises. and though he has since re-
covered consciousness. ne has lost his
reason. 50 no particulars car be learned
regarding the affair.
In the boat was trunk containing
papers. watch showed that the owner 5
name was John Burns, that he was 2
native % Hamburg. but British subject.
and the owner of some land near Vic
toria-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
NO TARIFF BEFORE AUGUST
Jones of Nevada Joins the Demo-
Gratis, and the Bill VIII BE
DELAYED

CHICAGO. Aprfi 2s.-The Posts wash
sngton special says.
Senator Jones. 90 Nevada. holds The
balance q power, and has joined with the
Democratic members OF the finance COM
niitse IN ob5ecting 20 reporting the tariff
bill direct TO the senate as framed by the
Republican members. This move Is a
disaP pointnerf 10 the Republican sena-
tors IL congress and 20 thu aauliaistra-
ton The bin VIII have 20 be reported
TO the fan committee. and the Democratic
members CT the committee says that
while they do not intend 20 obstruct the
measure. they propose 20 take tine for
its careful consideration before permitting
II 70 come before the senate
The Democrats refuse 10 let the Repab-
Leans name a date for the report on the
BIN and say that it may be held IN the
committee for two or three weeks. The
chances FOR the early passage Of the bill
are diminishing and Il may be August be-
fore IL goes 10 the president.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
wHaTcoas NORMAL SCHOOL.
work Completed TO Protect the
Building Abandoned hy Pops

Special Dsspstca 70 the Pos;-Tnteliigsncer
WEATCOM april Zs.-eThe sxcaYasfrg
and grading a. The normal school 58IldlEg
necessary 70 tire proper protection Of the
massive structure NaS completed last
night. ard practically al Ct the gork fhat
can ~ done under the appropriation ef
tao years 20 Is COX finished
Commenting UPON the situation arising
fron the governor veto q the legislative
appropriation FOR The equipment and nah
tenanos u tie school. the ThElee Week
News says:
The normal school building ca Saaoms
hsH s. a magnificent structure. Is IS 100
remain ia peace and aE5stE5G. when -
many yoEng folks are csaT0rfng 20 be zd-
u.fte4 within its walls 20 sip ~ its f0unE
Of knoWlss5xe. We viii Rail with delight
The time when o8r financial system car bs
50 adjusted - 20 permit the opening OF the
normal school"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

Special uisr.ateh 80 the Past-Inteillgencer
G0LpENDALE. April - - Lyle
Western village ard postofHce IN Kigcki-
tat county 81 said 80 he now undergoing
q sfate - arrssf Which has been caused
~ rae visit - an unknown party Who
fnade sn inspection ard survey Il ire
great fans mile 3lseFs tire rostefhce H.
seemed - take 10 one ~ h5s confidence.
AMI usanifeFtea NIfie cpacern % tie pres
ent Inhabitants ~ Lyie. YIis coming and
departure are surrounded in e halo ~
f7FsteFy. 4 w5z*-scre remarked fhe yls-
ltar wust know hts own business. SIS no
ere in Lyle vs. .a position ~ inform hsEu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
PREFERRED WITH BIRD SHOT
Hazh Boyi~ Wounded in an Cakes
date Bavp-The Chickens
H@tr@4ea Him.

Special Disgates 10 the Post-fntsl g .gszaeer.
COLFAx. April 2.-AE ofacer has ar
r1vsd from Dakes6als. having ia charge
ff8Eh BaFle arrested for ozrzisylzs-g =
barr there. Boyle was a pafizn8e sight.
his back from nss waist - TIE top - his
bead heEng fiA4d zifh bird shot A s2r-
xeoa picked ozf seventy. Sunday even
lag Boyle was seen entering q barn ard
chickens wers heard making fgss. BE
49, essieH on - eoFn% oaf ~ james I'd
Nerdz sut made 10 szsg@r, ard EDWARDS
fasn shat info the barn. bringing fhe man
do@n. Fseyls Claims he lad sntereS the
barn - sseep-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
Inspecting the Great Northern.

Special Dispatch TO the ost-Fateiiigencer
SPOKANE. April 2s.-General slIperin-
tendent Russell Harding. II the Great
Northern. ard .. o. Winter, assistant
general superintendent, arrived last night
from Chinook, Mont. where they have
been attending the stocknen's meeting
They left tonight for Seattle IN a private
car. While here they closed up the con
tract for the construction Of the spur
track 70 the army post site. They are On
& tour Of inspection.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
TO MARRY mrs. PHIL SHERIDAN.
Marshall Field EnEaged-He Denies
Ii. and She says Nothing.

CHICAGO. Ill. April @s-The News
says today, y IL common talk IN Chtca-
20 socis2- circles that Marshall Field is
engaged 20 the widow % the late Gen
Phil Sheridan. and that the wedding will
take place in the near future.
Mr. Field said tonight that the story
il untrue without any foundation what
ever
WASHINGTON, April 2s.--The fOrezo-
sn< dispatch was shown 10 Mrs. Sheridan
tonight bat sire declined 20 make any
statement in regard % the matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
REORGANIZATION IN rae SENATE.
Programme for the Committees Is
Nearly Completed.

WASHINGTON. April @a.-Ths Demo
cratic steering committees OF the senate
today began tHe work OF assignment for a
general reorganization OF the senate COM
Titfees. No permanent results ware
reached. bat the Indications point 10 The
selection Of TGrple of Indiana 20 succeed
voorhees, ss a member % the committee
on finance. and 81 Cation q Texas 20
succeed tiill or the judiciary committee
The Republican committee has almost
csmple7sd rs assignments under TIRE reor-
gaEizs s1on proZTz nn1e. IN addition 70 the
changes heretofore aBnouuce6. II has
been determined that Kyle shzli return
% his old piace ~ chairman % TIE eoua.
ustttee on education and LsFpor. afaf that
Carter shah became chairman Of the cey,-
sns COMMITTEES, 70 s1ccee9 Chaniler who
goes 70 privileges and elections. Under
the new system the silver Republicans
VIII hold The ta3snce Ok pczxer tn fourteen
committees and the PopgissIs ia eleven.
Az parties sxpecE 70 be ready % have
the reorganization cons minated next
week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

susrzzl Tgapzzres 90 ~ fgsf-Irrfs isssszseer
gLTLPEA AEyF3 fla &ee9Fas re sTAtn
Ger. Ragsrsf n7se.x saasser- - ssfen =
rsearsr rssrs9s Asr8 - - - eE.ear9tss AZ
Arks8r Saw t. WA ExzeE. t1s Da9e
eeks0osE have nysTere1 aTEsTzE'raa-& 5sfas-
arrsusrzef- T1s exsvrtSHe 80 - rsse tE
sfs ossez AR = re weather permits. and
ST. eorgsar - rsestafEo-x. Ee1gs an1 es5rn-
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q fs~as hasaF re state aa3 county 81
eesa 49, -erEztn eiesaE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

Special Tslsfafen "a the Isosf-f iiszau~sr
NuBTHFoBT Wash.. AEra "a -0nsea
creek Frerarfy is ieoAlns finely JIG shows
as Eoed ulaeral as sha Reese rsatlou prop
arrv
Z. r sfrauaek reQre sentative ~ the
Saa f~aHstsco EHa mfner. AS Or Nurth~
pert eu bas3uess this wssk
A few wagons with white tops can ha
sssa bere ard there around TIRE town ana
gaeTe arc coFnknE The grass ts xrren On
the hsl1s and me weather - pleasant Tor
rar4f,rrr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
CHARLES ID. MORGAN DEAD.
Pioneer NiiIman at snohomish sue
eusnhs TO Pneumonia.

Special Dispatch TO the Post Intelligence.
sSOHOMisH Wash. April 2s-Charles
- Morgan an old-fiuae milimam and
resident q sn0homish. died this morning
~ - o'cloek II pneumonia. after 81 III
Eess Z ten days.
MT Morgan bad lived 81 snohornlsh
over tweaty years. having come here
with his father. r. =. Morgan. lie is &
brother 70 the Morgan Bros propri ators
~ the lmrge sawrlll ~ t8ls place. Tire
funeral viii he heid Saturday afternoon
from the residence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
FAMILY ESCAPES Dynamite.
Lewis County swede Has a STARTLING
Experience With an Explosive.

Special Dispatch 10 Tire Post-InteIliEsncer
cEEHALFS. April @.-oIe Andersen a
Swede living near Knab. Lewis county.
last Friday put Two sticks q dynamite
in the oven ~ his kitchen stove 70 warm
Il Up. i exploded. blowing the stove into
fragments some of which were buried
two inches deep in the ceiling and log
walls II the shauty.
Anderson, his wife, mother and FIVE
children were IN the Httse room when
tbs explosion occurred. bat none of them
was injured TIE bottom OF the baby's
cradle was blown cut. but the child was
not scratched.
The largest piece q the stove that could
be found was lodged deeply IN TIRE val
between two boys who sat on a bench &
few inches apart
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
LIZ RoI AND RICO DIVIDENDS.
one Pay. $4,000. and the other
$4,000

Special Dispatch 90 the Post TntegIleauoer
SPOKANE. April "a dividend OF
$50 was declared this ewesGng ~ the
IL Rel mining company. This makes TIRE
total gUuHr. % dividends paid 70 date
So e9 The LAST dividend previously
ws8 declared AKFI toF the mo ama7s -
az course fho company claim the dividend
would haTe nesn dou5se TIRE amount had
q nos been thar tee miacs @era closed
b SLIDES nearly half the present month.
The REQ. a Slucar property. wiI pay
81 We dividend May l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

SQee.z8 fsspateh So TIE Post Intelligence
WffATt'oM AFs1l 28.-Tvao workraen.
WIZ re G3iHers ard p Sa6ga1ery. w~ra
h2d5F la5are9 era ts~ Csreat Northern pad
laet eVeasrE They were a. q hana car
whieh 1sFagst ths track unH another car
foilo~Es Eau snta them Gsn,ars szas-
ta4Ee0 compound fracture ef she less
y aa8 sss5sla}er1r eAs MS collar bore ana
several Tsts broken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

sEfrstf Dispatch % the Pest intelligence
gEff.FAN- AprU 81 Tskas constable
Pas arrssfrf William Dearborn S Es-yysr-
esa f.ey eu chsrEcs 81 gnrslaTv TIE tar
- the ehtaf - Hauper az thu cr-lafs
farm. The CnsHfy enfargiss. afers rafssss f
Is keup fhs tcy there ara = Is Joined -.
Nas pnahie CD Ezt feed ana feek II ts.sv
taT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

sys=Eial DzSrzzch % The Posz-InfsllzzeEscsr.
EEEEETT. APR .-A house ac@1pasd
5y sas@En SszzzexEz-re- AZ l.1w7A caught
Ere 1rom tss chimney On TzzsSazE ard
wss barrel % the gryuza- Nearly sxe-T-
snzzz On Ire s@cgS a0or Ezs barred
NJ 1irtsr-zAzre's associates is fhe pa7e-
E.EM are rzzssEg a purse fer him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
-P.-I.n GETS THERE.


wha1~~w Pe~sse Rec~fwe sh~ Daily
F&sxf~z PrnmFffy az s.fS Every
n~y-Masv Trarss~r~ made se->s-
sary by sk@ x~w T1me Cara szr
All 8AsFneses Have b~sz over
~-z-Ta R~.~h IRE psrrans W fsA-
ca. Delay the Paper IL Carries
~ R&sfrnza- stage stesREr nnd
Electric LARe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
REPLY 10 eHamnERL,rS.
rransxaaE VIII CaatvSs the Hense
Se~rrtars's Ssat~nemfs

PRETORIA. Awvis = Ths Trnsrssss
settrunenf a. hHsy 8zafssnG 9ua renEes
e. tae rycaut 8ssp8Irsss 81 a. Charms r.
latn. lhe BRITISH sncTe18rp IT state : or
fAe caaoakes. ana s - unssrstee5 y
these ulN RAJ = ssxevAi sharp sssaes-
CAPE TOWN Angs3 es--As ss& yss sss-
ssaa nc she assembly, NJ Merriam save
ressee 81 ais sntegtlaa 20 move a xo<e q
~ ecn1Selee n ts1e ministry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

Sgsr5A3 TBspzsch 70 t7s Fes7-Intslitgsuce-
EVERETT. aprsl z--Nrs- Eienasn. gifs
q LssIls a. Rserzan. died "a Childbirth On
sunday. Sae lesves q husband and sew
era children. zho bare the sincere syn
pa.1y % Gsse community.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
Neither VIII Die.

FRESNO. Cal. April -s-Mrs. David
Quaiis and hsT daughter. VINO we're SHOT
by the love-crazed suItor q the latter a.
their home IL the Fairyiew district We'd
nesGay morning. are beth believed 70 be
On ths road - recovery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30
RATES TO ma RAISED.
Proposed Increase Ia the Pare Re
tween Tacama and seattle.

TACOMA. April ss--A railroad raan here
s. sashns8tv Ter the statement xhat mas
asn##f rates hTtFFeen Seattle ans1 Tacoma
sSe So Pc advanced AfaF - TIE steam.
Beat aKsagfatfan hes ssRAn a farotsasftlr.g
g. tAe NoTfheFT Pacific for rafae lr rsfss
between tbe ESQ cities and st Sc UNDER
sired fkaf t1se passenger dern Tfuaent Of
fhe sa4s Is enesssEffnz a.
Charles A. - Master chief clerk o. ~
stsAen : Isterintenssnt 1a#eph Met bs ~
fhe AnrthefG Ear{ac hns been appointed
riEht ehlsf Dispatcher, g. take effect
N6Y I.
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ssprem@ oesrs Deci.Iss.

Efeeaaf Tgsssateh fe re ost-fxtellsEezce-
OLYMPIA Vest Apr1l z1.--TAe sg-
ssraF fse eraTr fe1aT TssyeFsz6 ere oXzLsen u
ae ag@er anUrt ln 1ise ease If = =
ffraaasz. rssEesssssgt xa Eaaah and E3neY
zfecaY. afs,sszanss IRON sFahk-sk2u
eoUE+y.
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GTx pos To aAxG TO-DAY.
ehFs~.e ways~rer at Spokane go Pa
the Penalty.

ssrssfas Tswr2see % enc FeNt-frfs8 Esrs>sr.
GtLgxPEA. ArrEg E-f<ss atse-nsEz ssr
Cir pan. tks @Esokzyse CEalssese r-a2r$ersT.
$40 - % - asages tCsacrTcws 1z~S . y
ysssS 20 fsav. noxarN fo~ . fer &ars re-
sssfe A. sns ggvsrrsr r. 81 seattle 30
rsessfzrrr Eflg r.sss ressz k5rs - tsnze. &Eksss
Sc &ssn~neys camxas hgra in 1gss1aEses
zhere as Ezs yexses6sy-
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PORTLAND AunI @-Tae esr,e "a
faFr feeSay ennnlrtea l.s tnvesrlsasia- ~
rsssisyes street esq acetssnt ia sHsrs,
fetr psrEees were ktfea and number f7-
tfrs8 Tae jerry returned a verdict 20
she s1ect fhsf she caE Eas runntrx Al
tee Ereat s rate cg snees
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s1zc1zI DssSztea - the Posr-rrrsliigsrace-
WEATGDA April 4.-Tas tze-st0ry-
f-zxse FszSGSEEe X lo-gizg 10 Ze8o DofF.
corner WasnzazT0a aEd Ffetar strezfs.
was destroyed ~ ere ebouz a'e8Ock ms
Ea9ra.ng. L.ass ahgst S...s. lns4rse-
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Boston Clothing House
Secord Az, Cor. Pike 81.

- here l. a usozzsEstlsn q 5sss. in Ea5ea
ev@-t fzzrse@s a-ss eazsssz as1ss EsG D. e.
fstSes4 - srzx salaries TIE ceEsls
aks-x are s&zzsE 9S-zFtcz. Es1~s-1 MIS-.
e & Hszzn. J. = SzlATzz, II SEzEE02E
ard i Z Fszrzssr~r
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sena.er orxtIle H. Plsts Marriea.

WASH NCFToT. April 29-Senator Or
vile Il Platf o. Connecticut. was mar
ried to-day 20 Mys. Jsurie 2. Eoyt. OF
Upper NeatciaEr y. J. AZ the home %
the bride VERY few cf Senator Piatt's
celleseucs were aware % his INTENDED
naptSAis.
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BLACK JscK u KILLED.
Desperate ElseuRhf tn he Noore Was
ths. @efc~foEz Lender

soI.o&oNE1f.T.E. Aria AprH IL
Woai hea hers today thas BLACK Jack
ere festsr - the desE.srsfess. was FfI3-a
tn Ehe Heht afth unite6 states Marshal
fiEr aH3 narty nesr clifton yestsrysay.
Instead ot St1 MocTs as reported.
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Special Lss.ztch % the Post-IEteIliE encsr.
EVERETT April "a D. Warner.
who's feet ass rUn over ~ z street car,
= getting asoag Gzlte comfortably and
All rot lose asz foot
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R. WINTER RESIGNS.
PKE<zDEyr OF rHr y. r. ASKS TO
BE RExxEsEDs

xss tn symRexhy VIA the Mem ysw~
IN Centred az the Re@&-R<st<ns-
ten Laid Gs@r IarIf Absent Trs.-
ren,s let Msa~ ro Ebert CsL la
neas-Tsrsmn R.Iiroaa omcanIs
In Suspense.
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NEW BEDFORD. Mass. april = The
51aentaeuees OF fhe three HoWLar cor
rotatsoEs. discovery % wEsc1 was made
last FTitag ls 3 50 8o0 or &p9as more
tnan re .nfal atEtfni
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SMALLEST carer on RECORD.
Indian scaling schooners Take Very
Few skins

Special Dispatch "a gle Post-IutelIlx
PORT ANGELES VASE April She
Indian sealtns schooner CoiUrubEa e
%cah hey arrived ZEE T0rf today f~cus the
sEalinc Ereuuds - fha f-east- The season
cloees Nay the ratch th4e ser being
the smallest en- rererf T-ae Colg7bas has
IS IRE Berjrz Sea =. she De.aaks g ara
fNe Swan g.
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srec sBl i9sspAtrh tH tAe faost~ fnfntfige
oily Mia. April - TIRE a0eniux ~ thr
fdS Scoring msila AZ TEH1wafer already
fFsenf3nasd. Is an encouraging ssEn % ~
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saswlAi faasraira - TIE F'cst-Fnts glgsrarrsx.
EVERETT. ApvT8 @s-Tse county corr
Esaissseaeys hare SFGarus4 ceuSuz - thu
s4ss e EV<rStt taken 70 .1sseTml-s whstA.
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TO COMMAND THE GOLDEN GATE


Special Dispatch 20 che Posf -fnt eliizarco~
PORT TOWNS END. April - capt Il
+. Toxier and Chief Engineer FEa-rcws ra-
eelvad teieEraphtc Instruction tadsy from
washington 20 take THE Ucver3- erltrer
Gotten ffate. recently hulis az Seatt1e 10
San Francisco. THE oIteerx leave far ST.
attie to1gorravr, ard expect O. sail FOR The
south stauH nax7 SATURDAY
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LONDON April ST s. feared that the
French steamer Henri from ssmapsaa Tor
MarsefIes. has been lost. With thIrty a.
fDa crew