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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02

Dor on the left. All the other justices will
move up one chair nearer the chief.
II Justice Fields term had continued
until next Tuesday he would have had
forty-four years continuous service. I'm
der the law he will draw full salary until
his death.
NEW YORK. Dec. Limited States
Judge Nathan Con-. of West Virginia, will
succeed Mr.. MeKenna as attorney general
in President McKinleys cabinet IL he
wishes to do so. says the Washington corr
respondent of the Herald. When the pres
ident was organizing his cabinet. he Of
fered Judge Goff the attorney generalship,
but he declined IT, preferring to remain on
the bench. Now that Attorney General
McKenna Is to be transferred to the SUI
preme bench 10 succeed Justice Field. the
president will again give Judge Golf an
opportunity to enter the cabinet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02

Lem cui. we're placed Ia q cell IN the coun-
~ tail. where they viii remain until the
sailing OF tie steamer Tacoma
The prisoners. with the exception OF one,
are large fine booking ceIessialss that IL, as
fine-Iookfng as Chinamen usually are
Lunn Hue Es an especially a.tracffve-look-
ing Chinaman, being feet inches taii.
and well prCportioned. Combined with
his unusual size In unusual snrewoness-
Deputy Marshal Ses1oIl stated 10 the POST
InfeiIsgeneer correspondent thai THIS ner-
cuIean Chlnaman attempted TO cross the
Canadian border into Northern Ne" i0a1
disguised ss an American woman MS
sixs betrayed him. and together with no.
torious snugsier named MeCurmiss. ne
was arrested. and ordered dspcrsed by the
Judge of the northern district Of New
York.
6;ruher who accompanied the limited
STATES officers. Is quite a noted character
about Rochester, n. Y. where ne 10 known
as .Raitiesnake Pete" because OF his
fondness for tanning these reptiles ana
handling them. much the same az ne
would AZ iEoHenztye cat
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02
TOWNSEND TO COPPER RIVER
steamer Ia Rus Every Fifteen Days,
Bexfnufng Next Spring

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec 1.-The Cop
per River Transportation a. Mining Com
pany, OF this place, has been reorganized
and Incorporated, with Its capital stock
increased TO $50, coo. Ex-co!iector OF Gus
toms and president OF the Commercial
bank. j. c. Saunders. is now one OF the
stockholders ard treasurer OF the COM
pany. The new board OF directors COM
prises the weaita.est business men OF Inc
city. President Mayo 10 In San Francisco.
where he las secured 4J0-ton steamer
which will be added TO the companys
fleet. making five first-class boats which
will be operated on the line from Port
Townsend TO Copper river and Cook inlet
next spring. Beginning February / the
company proposes To dispatch boat for
the north every fifteen days.
The company Will not compete for the
ST. Michael trade
Harry Melish. who went to Copper river
twenty years ago. married a squaw. and
has been there ever since. has been Sc
cured by the company to furnish informa-
ton for prospecfors. Melish will be To-
Gated at valdes Landing. at the entrance
to the Copper river country.
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THORN QUIET, Mrs Mack NERVOUS.
Glad the Ordeal IL Past-DenfnI of
Confession.

NEW YORK. Dec. MARTIN Thorn
passed quiet night IN his CELL When the
sheriff saw Thorn this morning the con-
demned man said he had no appetite for
breakfast. but he felt that big load was
off his mind. Thorn did not talk as IL he
had any hope of getting a new trial. He
supposed. ne said. he would have TO make
up his mind 10 meet the worst.
Mrs. Mack spent a restless night being
evidently much affected by the conviction
of Thorn. When she heard OF the verdict
she wept and expressed sorrow for her
former lover, although she says her con-
science Is relieved, Mrs Mack is highly
nervous. and very anxious about her own
case.
District Attorney Youngs has not an
nounced tust what he proposes doing IN
the case OF Mrs. Mack. II IL understood
she VIII be arraigned next week on A
charge OF manslaughter in the first degree
Lawyer Howe today denied IN strong
terms the statement that Thorn after con-
viction yesterday confessed TO killing and
Remembering Guldeusuppe. Howe reiter-
ated his belief that the court OF appeals
would reverse the verdict.
The Herald this morning publishes the
following; Martin Thorn. who sat In his
cell last evening sneerlng and defiant
talked OF the time when he was 10 be sent
away. as though his execution was only a
BARRIERS Sunday afternoon OF.
Il am glad" he said THAT the fury did
not disagree. ! would rather have them
give verdict Of murder tn the first deggra
than To have them disagree or 20 give a
verdict in any otbpr degree. | wanted
either an acquittai or a yGrdscf 81 the first
degree. / wish 10 deny that / confessed TO
anybody after the giving OF the verdict
that Mrs Nacks story was the correct
one. Everything happened just as told IL
or the stand"
He showed trace o. feeling wien Mrs.
Mack was referred 10. and said:
1T does nos make any difference TO ne
what they do with her. You Reed not
trouble yourself bout nv trying TO com
mir suicide" he continued. ''Ina not go
ing 20 do anything 10 save the county or
state the expense Of killing me. will
make the state pay for its trouble. That's
what / mean"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02
new ROAD INTO ROSSLAND.
CANADIAN PACIFIC WILL BUILD A
BRANCH LINE.
ate With Heinxe, Decides to Begin
Work at Once-PassenEers Will
Go Into the Trail District Direct.

MONTREAL, Dec. p-Fresident Van
Horne, of the Canadian Pacific railway.
stated today that the company had de-
cided to build road of its own to Ross
land, Is. c.. pushing the work as rapidly
as possible.
At present passengers to Rossland by
the Canadian Pacific are transferred at
Robson to the Columbia & Western rail-
way, owned by F. August Heinze, who
also owns a smelter at Trail. The rates
charged by Heinze for both transporting
and treating ores are claimed to be exorbi-
tant by the people of Rossland, who have
long been petitioning the Canadian Pacific
to build branch line. The Canadian Pa
cific endeavored to purchase HeinZe's road
and Heinze had several Interviews with
Van Horne at the beginning OF the week.
but negotiations could not be arranged.
and consequently the Canadian Pacific viii
construct an Independent line.
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CHINAMEN LANDED IN JAIL.
Nine Celestial. Arrive at Tacoma for
Deportation TO the Orient.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-rntelllSencer
TACOMA. Dec. i.--Niae Chinese wsho
attempted 10 enter the United States from
Canada. but were captured white making
the attempt. were brought 20 this city TO-
day from New York aai turned over To
United States Marshal Idle for deportation
20 China by the next Oriental steamer
The ceicstiais were brought across the
continent by Deputy United States Mar
ehais D. J. Scholl aud j. n. Condor. o.
Rochester and Utica. respectively; r
6choli, . police officer OF Rochester. and
Peter Guiher. OF Rochester. who made the
trip more for Sightseeing purposes than
any other. The Cinnamon. whoae names
ARE Luan Hue. Mos Sing, Luna WAY. non
Sing Ruck. zee Book How. Chins Ia
Sing, Len Guey Dock. I.oui Chung and
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No POWER OVER DIVORCE.
CHIEF JUSTICE OF BRITISH COLUM-
BIA REFUSES A DECREE.
Applicants, He Says, Must Present
Their Cases 10 the Dominion Sem
ate, Because the Provincial Courts
Are without Authority to Act.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
VANCOUVER, B. c.. Dec 1.-The Hon.
Theodore Davie. as chief justice OF British
Columbia, refused to confirm a divorce
granted q Mrs. Mathews in Victoria by the
high court some six months since. The
chief justice holds. contrary TO the views
of several of his colleagues, that the Brit
fsh Columbian courts have no power 10
grant divorces under the English divorce
act. but that applications for divorce In
British Columbia must, lake those In other
minion senate.
The chief Justices decision has caused
some sensation here, as. although d.
vorces are rare In British Columbia. they
have been granted of recent years in
about dozen cases. In which the chief
Justices present contention raises doubt
as to the validity OF the proceedings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-02
BENNETT TRIES TO ESCAPE.
Severely Injuries Warden Johns at
vfcforin-rase May He Retired

VICTORIA, Il. C.. Dec. Further ad-
journment was taken today In the habeas
corpus case OF j. G. Bennett. held for ex-
tradition for attempting 10 kill his wife In
San Francisco, objection being raised to
the whole proceedings on the ground that
the attorney for the prosecution did not
have commission from the United States
until after the case was tried. The case
probably viii be tried over.
While on the way TO the court house yes
terday Bennett attempted 10 escape from
Warden Johns. and in a scpfflle dislocated
the wardens shoulder. Assistance arrived
and Bennett was oyerpewered. Johns Ia
so badly injured that he VIII be confined
70 his bed for weeks. BENEFITS lawyer
has withdrawn from the case.
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ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A SMALL DOG.
Ritzville Citizens Engage In . Free
Fight and Are Fined.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligeneer.
RITZvII4LE. Dec. monday was q
great day in the police court here. the re-
su't of which WAS the filming o. Jerry
UBrian for dsorderIy conduct and /. W.
Myers fer contempt of court. all I'm ac-
count of small dog belonging TO w. X.
Stone. Saturday evening Mr.. Eimore met
Mr. Stone and a row ensusd, as both men
claimed the dog In less than a minute
seven or eight men were In the iighs. " s-
terday Stone and O'Brian were arrested.
O'Brian pleaded guilty and was fined 81
and costs. Stone demanded jury trial
and was acquitted. Myers was summoned
AS juror and refused to APPEAR. Judge
Gent issued a bench warrant, aid fined
Myers $40 for contempt. Myers announced
his intention OF appealing.
The court advised that the dog be exc
cuted. as II has always been a source of
annoyance.
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The chief Justices pronouncement also
attracts notice by reason of the fact that
he is strong and consistent Roman Cath
Ole and ex-prime minister OF the province,
a position In which he succeeded. after Al
interval of several years. his brother the
Hon. A. e. b. Davie. His legal decision
of course comedies with the views of his
church. but IT is only just TO the chief
justice TO admit that Ii Is given in this
ease in the course OF purely legal argu-
ment
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SHE GLADLY SPEAKS!
sicllm OF Nervous Dyspepsia arj
Nervous Prostitution.

.'a'ashar ~ ts--For ten years bava
been the suffering victim 81 3ar+,s, (. nave
1900 = =. iof ana nervous dyspepsia c:rref
y s'h 20 te4i you or Fssflena Der the &c.
go 4 nesS x sen or the prescrIptIona +
sotsa instead Of better. and was SSsIH
..-.sh discouraged. Then came the go
~. Ssa@h&e. one month axo-on me al.
80 oL H'y bfcfEer, who sent ms a -
commenced taking Dr. Charcot's -.
HsrFine Tablets. ] have taken ooa ia
Hha game ave pounds, bat that ia nafh1
AAss soffi paFsd 10 TIRE physical relief I r.
IS perisltcea- / am better ard hassats
than Hass been for aYe wear,
I%1ta maze the recommends slou stro1S.s
4 would gladly do 90. o"sef
-, AIRS. Lulu GlAasor
pr. Cha-co''s Kola Nsrvins TabIsss
sts'saoie and harmless. Their stren@is
Igor giving qualities are wonasrs,sia
lily cents and s. ~ druggists or 49,, ~;
S1sssa H uaIsk4 SssGssN e Nsy. Go, l.
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Special Dispatch 10 tie fost-Inte'lgencer
OLYMPIA. Dee. IA frame house he
longing to Mrs. Judge Dennison was com
Iletety destroyed by fire near midnight last
nighs. entaiisnE loss OF about 81 500
There was no Insurance. The building had
been vacant for some time. The origin Of
me fire Is not known. Residents of the
neigh horhood report that terrific ex-
niosion was heard just before the dlscov
~ n
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DE. THIS.
John J.. Jack son.

PARIS. Dee John 4. Jackson, Of the
New York Herald STAFF. daed In Paris to-
day after an illness OF three weeks. from
Bright'S disease. AFR. Jackson, before 20
Ing abroad was foreign editor a. the home
once OF the Herald.
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cA>>Eny CRUSHED ny STEAMSHIP.
rhe Columbia Gus. sato the Union
Esshcrmea's " arehoas~ at Astoria.

ASTORIA. Dee. l-Whiis entering this
port tass morning In Is 5ense tcG. the
steamship Columbia. from San Francis
-. crashed into the Insa8 F'3shefrnea's
carney. ssmolisaiag twenty fee, II she
warehouse aB3 dumping between 80 and
aaa cases % saiasSa haze The river Tia
loss upaB tie caanery - ahoat & 80 Ger
goods and about sSa for the eui.8ing TIE
steamer @sR Esg damaged.
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Special Dispatch "a the rost-In;elliseBcer.
ABERDEEN. Zee. l-Theoderc Nelson
z pisner a. West & S3aaa Mill Company ;
mill. met wttA q distressing accident Ses-
feTaay ny getting his r;ght ieg caught in
the ceg wheels ~ large plsnsr and
ground up so THAI 3mpBjasioH was necss-
sary. The operation Was performed sue
eessfuIiy.
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JUSTICE CALLED nm "cRooKED..,
Victoria CftS Solicitor diRnantiy
Walks Ont of Court.

VICTORIA, Dec Quite sensation
was caused here by W. J. Taylor city So
licitor. walking oat OF court TO resent the
remark OF the chief justice that he had
uiystlfied facts and the ntimstion that he
had NOT acted in a straightforward man
ner, the justice going far as 10 Use the
word crooked Taylor Is one of the
most highly respected lawyers in tho city
Taylor. it IS said. vii bring the matter
before the Bar Association.
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NO STANDING WHEN IN CONTEMPT,
supreme Court Rules Against Del
Cary Smith In the Divorce Case.

OLYMPIA. Dec. 1.-The supreme court
filed an opinion In the Del Cary Smith
divorce matter today. After divorce the
wife was granted the guardianship of the
children. and the husband was given the
privilege to visit them. The present case
Is an appeal from Jefferson county. where
Smith asked for and secured an order TO
the wife to allow him to visit the chill
dren. which Mrs. Smith had refused to
permit because Smith had entirely neglect
ed TO pay her the siimony allowed In the
decree of divorce.
The supreme court decides against
Smith because person cannot remain IN
contempt and then ask privileges which
are conferred upon him by the decree re
has refused to obey.
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Trial of the Winslnxy.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 1.-The torpedo boat
winslow, the third OF the three vessels Of
the same type built at the Columbia Iron
Works In this city, made more than the
required speed on her first official trial this
afternoon on a course OF sixty-nine knots
laid off in Chesapeake bay. Twenty-four
and a half knots were required. and the
vessel went 2iS per hour on her trial.
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FIRST DEGREE FOR A BORGIA.
Mrs. Behrens Convicted of Poisoning
Her Husband.

DAVENPORT. Ia, Dec. 1.-The second
trial of Mrs. Christine Behrens. charged
with the murder of her husband. Claus
Behrens, last July. by giving him paris
green, so she could get his life insurance
and marry Henry Bennett, OF Rock ISL
and. H.. ended this evening in a verdict
of murder in the first degree. The SEN
,enee was fixed by the jury at life imprison-
ment at hard labor.
Bennett Is In jail under an indictment
for murder. and will be tried at this term
OF court.
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special dispatch 10 the Post -fntelligercer,
OLYMPIA Dec. I-~Waiter ]. McBryde.
no WAS reported iR the ost-Inteliigeueer
- the sSth uis. as having gone insane in
Honolulu. was at one time successful
merchant n kam!ichls. Thurston county.
ani his memory Is held In esteem h. old
residents here He said his interests "a
Thursten county 10 go u MontesAna.
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ABEnDEEN CRIMINAL NEWS.
Dolan Hound Over--Anderson Arfess,,
ed for Heating q Woman.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelilgencer.
ABERDEEN, Dec. IF. A. Doisn, who
passed several worthless checks on local
merchants. was arrested Saturday at Ho-
auiam. and Yesterday was bound over 10
the next term OF court on bail, which he
viii not be able to furnish.
Hugh Anderson was also arrested Tor
beating and robbing woman he had
been living with. He was charged with
grand larceny. He has been arrested
number Of times. The woman Was used
up badly, her face being a mass OF
bruises and cuts. Anderson threw the
woman out of burning building year
or 50 ago and broke her back.
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OPINION ON REVENUE LAW.
MI. Vance Answers Inquiries Raised
In Spokane County.

OLYMPIA, Dec. 1-Assistant Attorney
General Vance today addressed the follow
ing opinion to State Auditor Cheethaul. in
answer TO inquiries as 10 the revenue Law
made by Treasurer Mudgett. Of Spokane
county:
'FYrst-Thae the matter OF exemption
spoken Of In Mr.. Mudgett's letter under
the revenue statute of 1895 is not affected
BY the recent decision of the supreme court
declaring unconstitutional the exemption
attempted by the revenue act OF 1897.
AS to the question of the right OF the
board OF county commi ssioners to allow
an exemption under the statute OF 1895.
when the same has been refused by the
assessor, / have very grave doubts. / in
cline very seriously TO the opinion that the
county commissioners have no such au-
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ypSesf i'm General Fund Warrants.

OLYMPIA, Dec. THE board ~ state
Land commissioners today authorized an
other Investment Of si0eoo OF the perna-
nent school fund in general fund war
rants. The state officers and employees
generail, are responding literally TO the
circular letter recently issued asking that
they cash their werrants n the perna-
ncnt scheo, fund et par rather than with
hrak N9s az a premium.
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LOOKING FOR A WESTERN HOME.
sixty-F'ivc Ohio Families Headed for
Warrington.

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. IA letter
received here today from Jackson. O..
states that sixsy-fve families will come
TO Washington from that place IN the
spring. They desire 20 locate In some sec
ton OF western Washington. where fruit
and vegetables can be successfully pro-
ducea aud marketed,
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sessions this afternoon In the First Con-
grega,ionai church. organizing with Rev.
W. C. Merritt. OF Tacoma. In the chair.
and Rev. Edwin Eeils as scribe. The ses-
sion II In progress as we write. We shall
refer TO tt tomorrow.
W. III. @. TEMPLE.
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forgery. Is probably the murderer or Her
bert Kay, who was killed on Pixies Peak
August 10. and also OF Louis Schmidt,
crippled tailor, whose decomposed body
was found in a small cabin In this city
on September g.
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CHICAGO, Dec. The examination OF
taIeSmen IN the Luefgert case today was
marked hy many conflicts between Assist
ant state Attorney McEwan and Attorney
Harmon, for the defense. The judge was
required . interfere frequently.
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CoaiinE station for Alaska boats.

VICTORIA, Dec. 1.-The West Vancou-
YER Coal Company. IN which II g. Halli-
day and other San Francisco capitalists
are Interested. il about 70 develop coal
mines At the north end OF Vancouver ISL
and and establish a coallng station for
Alaska steamers.
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Dawson InaescribabIy Filthy.

VICTORIA. Dee. lin letter from
Dawson City Dr. W a. Richardson says !.
IS tae hlIhisSt hole on earth and n ;Ae
spring will be unlnhabitahle- The reports
sent out about the country. he says. are
exaggerated.
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stbsi anderson Married

PARIS. fee Miss Sgsyi S4ndsrson.
hs apegs slnSer. as quietly married here
'aeAy % Nj Astonko Terry Immediately
aEisg sae ceremony they lsts tor Italy.
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Multi. Murderer CAPTURED.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Dec. l.
Evldence seems To shew that Shirley -.
Ch4mberIln. alias George Dean, held by
TIE police OF this city under tSs charge q
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LIMA. Peru. Dec. 1--Senator Jorge
TesaGos Pinto. father-in-law Of President
Urfburu. OF Argentina, and the Arssnt.ne
cons Z! IA Lima u dead.
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FINEST seal garments made TO order.
quality and III guaranteed. Windmiller, the
fGrrier, $50 Second avenue
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'ToRGNETTEs and eyeglasses for holl-
day gifts"
Miss F. Wlizinski, Optical Specialist"
Tie Cherry street. Eyes tested free
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets
Druggists refund money II fails 10 cure,
sc. Genuine has l.. r. O. on each tablet.
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VICTORIA Dec. Hon. T. r r Nc
Times today vas sworn In as NtuIer ant
governor OF British Columbia
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The western manufacturers OF print pa.
Per propose 20 establish an agency in chi,
cago and fight the Eastern combine.
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VIII 1t Once BE Set In Position ON
the Martyrs Grave.
wALLA wALLA, Dec. The Whitman
monument arrived here today. It viii be
taken to WaliIaptu and set up Immediately.
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GREAT INCREASE IN BUSINESS.
Movemher = Record-Breaker for the
Port Of Tacoma.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Dec. November was one Of
the best months on record for the port OF
this city. and will naturally increase the
volume Of business for the year. Harbor-
master Hofiin. after several weeks Illness.
was able to be up and about today. part
OF his time being taken UP In preparation
Of the following report. which Is for No
vember.
Imports Value.
CaYro Of NJ p g. g. Columbia
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BIG RETURNS FROM SALMON


$4,000 Dispafch 10 the Post-InteiIsgencef.
W1ATCOA. Dee. 1.-The cash income OF
WhAtcom county from fish during fsg was
QMeo4 The cannsries put up AZ follows.
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Albert l., Robertson. who jumped from a
Pullman car while going through the Mo-
iave desert last week. Is stil missing