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The Topeka state journal., 1897-10-14

foreign lands. He will be accompa-
MED by his wife and Miss Frances
Davidson, formerly assistant principal
of the Abilene high school
They go intending to spend the re-
mainder of their lives among the peo-
pie of the TransvaaI
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A o. o. ". Convention.

wichita. Oct. 14.-The next event of
Importance to be held in Wichita will
be the grand A. o. L. ". meeting
which will be held here on the 9th and
2Sth of this month. The occasion will
be the twenty ninth anniversary of the
organization of the Ancient Order of
limited WOrkmen.
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Disfellrement for life

Disagreement for life by burns or
scaIds may be avoided by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and for all kinds of
sores and skin troubles. G. w. Stans-
field, 623 Kansas avenue.
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sPARRows DISAPPEAR.
The Birds Suddenly Desert Winfield
IN Body.

Winfield, Oct 14-What has become
of the E glish sparrOws that have been
such a nuisance around Winfield all
summer is a question that many are
trying to solve. The thousands of lit
tie pests disappeared completely this
week in body. Heretofore they have
remained in winter as well as summer.
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FEVER BULLETIN.
Two Deaths and Is New Cases at
New Orleans.

New Orleans Oct. 14-At 1 O'Clock
today the board of health announced 1;
new cases and two deaths from yellow
Haas.
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You can't afford to risk your life by al
lowing a cold to develop into pneumon-
ia or consumption. Instant relief and
a certain cure are afforded by One Min
ute Cough Cure G. w. Stansheld, 623
Kansas avenue
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or the Team.

"That was shabby trick they played
on Hafbak to force him off the football
team. -
doP''
"ChlOroformed him one night and cut
his hair. ''-Chicago Post
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MASQUERADE ball to be given by the
ladies of the S. S. and b F. at Swedish
hall northeast corner Crane and Mad
ison streets, October q, 1897. Admis-
sion Is cents
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Great Bend, Oct. IA heavy wind
came from the south all day yesterday.
whirling the dust in clouds and greatly
damaging the wheat that is above
ground. South OF the river in the sandy
soil much of the wheat lately sown was
blown out, and many farmers viii be
compelled to resOw. All farm work
was at a standstin all day, as it was
impossible to work in the sitting dust.
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Druggists Select St. Louis.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 1.-THE National
Wholesale druggists and Proprietary as
sociation today selected st. Louis as the
next meeting place.
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Range of Prices on Stocks.

Furnished by the W. A. Michael Com
mission Co. Brokers in Grain. Provisions
and Stocks, ITO West Sixth Ave, Topeka,
Kan.
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There is no need of little children be
ing tortured by scald head, eczema and
skin eruptions. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
SaIve gives instant relief and cures
permanently. G. w. Stansfield, 623
Kansas avenue.
Webb buys and sells tickets. 5o9Kan. Av
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the chair. and. taking the floor. made an
earnest speech in favor OF the resolution
He said:
Charges OF most heinous conduct have
been made against the management OF the
Steilacoon asylum. Several deaths nave
occurred there which have been mysterl-
Gus in character and which have aroused
the suspicion Of the people of the STATE.
A resident OF my town, Lynden, what
com county. was detained in the asylum
newspaper he has made charges most Sc
rf0us in nature. think IL ID due 10 the
people OF the state that fun ana COM
nIefe Investigation should be made oy
committee Of the legislature fully empo~-
cred TO summon al the necessary Wit
nesses Only IN this way was the govern
Tnent OF New York reformed. ] think the
resolution should De adopted
Roberts said the resolution vas uacon-
stitutional.
Frank Baker advocated the passage Of
the resolution
e. p Bush moved II be made special
order for February Is. This was carried
without debate and the matter which had
excited a great deal OF interest was laid
aside.
petition signed by thirty-three citizens
OF CialIam county. asking for the passage
OF a pilotage law, was read and referred
Fifty citizens Of Skagit county remon-
strated against the proposed aeoiisnment
Of the dairy commissioner referred 10
committee on agriculture
At 80 the house adjourned.
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TACOMA. Feb. -Spsciat-Nsyer Co
hen. charged with srnbezzlins so from the
Tacoma Ledger. has bean bound over 70
The superior courf in s5fo bail Re r. at the
county jail
Tfr. burial 81 August LindssroTu and his
s-year-,bld son. ire victims OF the murder
and suicide OF Anderson island Sunday
evening. was held today'
snip Yosemite arrived from San Fran
cisco today "a load a return cargo Of coal.
Bark Forest Queen arrived this morn
Ing 70 load Iurnasr for san Francisco.
Stsar4er w'a.ntsnaw sailed with coal for
California ron1ght-
British ship Drumblsirs Is due tonight
70 load humber for Europe.
Tne clty'a snare OF taxes collected this
year 20 date was & "a q. and wac trans
feryed today
Asa Bushby an old soldier. died az ne
steilaeoom asylum Of psresls yesterday.
He was s. years osd.
The grand furv IN the FEDERAL csurt tfis
morning found Thomas Fitzwerald not
guilty. % breaking tnto the pcst0ffice a.
Mine. Thurston county. az he gas charged.
Fitzgerald recently went insa-s At Smell
tou. and was sent 20 an asylum.
At tbs annual meeting Of TIE Wouen's
League. prOprfe.ors - the calldren's
rome. the following officers were yester-
day elected. President. Mrs @ ". 5ragES.
vice presidents Mrs George Browne. Mrs
a =. Baker and Mrs. r. A Bailey: eacre-
aries. Mrs A. p. Foster and Mira Hans
Gisse. treasurer. AIRS :. Q. Slaughter.
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OLYMPIA. Feb. Especial. j. c.
McCailum offered prayer.
The house was confronted with fun cal
endar, including twelve senate bills. which
we're read once and referred. An amend
ment changing the ysrbisg &c ia II. 3. No
81. relating 70 the recording Of deeds and
mortgages, was concurred In by the house
Some htIe discussion arose between the
King county members relative 10 II. b. 1853
introduced BY L-tkens By Request The
present law prohibits tbs sale of liquor
within radius of two mics OF the state
university. II Il. ilS was intended TO re-
dace the radius 10 one mile
Kiusnger favored tins bill. stating that
under the terms Of ths present Law the sale
OF liquor was prohibited on some OF the
principal streets OF Seattle, which, he said,
was never intended by the trainers OF the
act.
Frank Baker OF Pierce and Williams OF
King spoke IN favor OF the report OF the
oommittss indefinitely pos poning the bin
and 81 vac adopted. killing The bin.
II. b. No. 70, by Bush OF Clarke. submit
tin. constitutional amendment relative
20 The qualifications of electors, was passed
10 third reading.
Another atzempt was made this after
noon 20 recall the Doodle investigating
committee and stop all further examiua-
ton OF witnesses. The proposition 70 sup
press the vsstixation was favored BY
Frank Baker and Geraghty OF Spokane. and
opposed by Williams. Soon after the after
noon session opened Williams said that he
had bevn requested by the members Of the
committees 10 ask thae taey Be excused
from attendance on the afternoon session.
IN order that they migha continue the in
Fesdgathon- Frank Baker shot out q Wig
oVous Il object" and Williams PROMPTLY
moved that the COMMITTEES be excused
The motion prevailed. g TO g the roI cal
resulting
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MUNYON'S
CHALLENGE
He Makes a Bold Proposition -.- The
PcSt-Intelll4enCer VIII Investigate.
5000 Walls Of Munyon's Guaranteed Dyspepsia Cure VIII
Be Distributed Free From the Office Of the Seattle
Post Intelligencer Beginning Friday
Morning at 8 OClock-The Fol-
lowing Letter Explains
Itself.

o o
send Inryl who had the
Remedy
Il
other rbuuon
al
be
that o.
pTs css OF INDIGESTION
debility female disorders
Of
bng Of Wind food distress in the stomach before
vabash heartburn collie imperfect circulation dizziness
We don a
find
strongest
medicines used ordinary
invaluable In and dbhtated
VI.
Profess James NJ Munyon. H
YsPEP cyPe tS os n9 free yoS sn
remedy ne pslts claim
of medicine and give this remedy thorough
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LODGINGS AND MORPHINE.
All That a Fiend Requires for Hap
pincss.

TACOMA. Feb. g. Special. - Wine,
women and morphine marks the downfall
OF John Kelly. who Ave years ago in
herited $4,000. 1t took Kelly just six
months 20 20 through his fortune, and
since then he has been a vagrant ana
hobo OF the first water
Kelly Is about 10 receive another In
heritance. Sheriff Mills today received q
letter from Mrs. W. NJ. Byrne. NJ D., OF
San Francisco. Kelly's sister. stating that
the latter's mother had died. leaving her
son 5000.
The wrecked heir was found today on
Opera alley. where he lives with a woman
az dizsolute and worthless as himself
when I get that 1900 am going 70
buy 5000 worth 81 room rent, s.. 900 worth
OF morphine, snd live happy until dir"
said Kelly today.
This man was released from the county
Jan January fs where he served q four
months sentence as a morphine feud.
He was run out OF the city as a vaga-
bond. and recently returned 20 his tum-
ble-down quarters on Opera alley. He is
waiting TO hear from hts sister 10 go 10
California
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OLYMPIA. Feb. 3.-Special-In the leg
islsture today bills were introduced as
follows:
: &. 1e by Notwithstanding TO
contracts OF insurance.
: 3 $50 rs Range-An act amending
the law in relation TO garntshments-
: r. l5l. by Runuer-An act relating 70
: p. l5a. by Taylor-Relating to sani-
tary drainage and house plumbing.
5 Is. I53. by Easterday--Re 10 the
duties Of coroner when the sheriff Is IN
It Z. @a3. by G p Bush by request
To creS e e state hoard OF horticulture
ard appropristing $4.eoo for it's mainte-
r. b. SEC. by Bush-Abollshing the Of
hGg q aa 1 5 fgs,e ssrs5.s bv request
To prevent bulls roaming 81 large
y r s9H by eraEhty-Amending the
act relating 20 the drawing Ct grand and
pefii Jurors; referred TO committee on Ju-
H. r. 31-. Icy Koehier. By request
Prov. f{rz for the establishment o. a state
r-sA from Grand Forks. on the WishEah
river. iD Chehslls county. % La Push. In
Clai.zm county referred 10 committee on
roads ana bridges.
H. r. s> ~ Cleveland smith-Regulat-
inE she Incorporation Of mining compa-
mics referred 10 committee on mines snd
mining
& sa bv Cleveland smith-Rsquir-
4uE WarehouserDcn 30 execute bond Cf
t,1e" g. indemnify owners % grain stored
SO their warehouses. The bond shall he
executed before she board u county COM
nlsssl oncrs. Violation of tne act Is pun
isha6se by hue OF &.He, or tuprtSon-
mr1t not t1 exceed I'VE years. OF both.
An emergency "A declared referred 20
committee or agriculture
= =. $50 by tstkeN-A ppropFlattEE
s asf IN establish a Hsn hatchery on the
f-nFraltz river in fthRngfiS county. re-
ferries to committee On appropriations.
II p sIt- py De Martos-Relatln TO The
proper charge Of rebates on taxes The
PSI directs tf3t penalties collected shan
GO 90 tha county fund, referred 20 com
u..zter 1u revenue and taxation.
FL e. E1G hw E.fkauS-A purCprta@tug
e' tcr che sfass normal school - New
Waa,com. referred 10 committee on ap-
81 e g13 bv De Mattos-To prohibit the
llzcHarze 90 ballast n navjEsnie streams.
referred 20 committee on haTbors and
r. "a hy Rcss-CoupeillnK street
car cfsEEsanles % employ two competent
persons On each car Violation q the
fa~ each car operatef ~ lssS than two
men. Trts hs's {s aired ~ the street car
companies OF Tacoma
81 n as bv Ross-Re0eaEug aa acr 20
profiae Tor gre econ gEc tcHl MANAGEMENT
ct ro1.-y aEsirs- referred 20 committee
Oh county ale county boundaries
II. p 5iA bv a. n Baksr-Ameut1rg
t5e school lass relative 90 the issuance
81 teachers certificates
81 p s-a, ~ Lsvin-ArreE11ng Tie rev
cnHe Law
IL r. g. ny Pssrson-P Providing for ne
2Ttn,iGs and distribution 81 public docu-
II 3 ~ b Pisrson- rsts ellshfrx a
state museum az the University CT wash
Il B - by Pisrssa-Maklng the high
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ALLOWED TOO MUCH MILEAGE.
GOV. Smith Demands a Rebate From
Montana Lcgfsiators

HELENA. Feb. s.-Special-Gov. Smith
today sent 10 the legislature commune
cation which created something OF a SEN
sation. since X disclosed that members OF
both houses had drawn % cents mileage
each way, when the law only allows them
10 cents mile. The constitution and the
code provide for - cents mileage, but the
law passed by the last legislature reduced
the same 10 10 cents, and the governor
holds that the last enactment I. the con-
trolling law.
The executive asks that steps be taken
to restore 20 the treasury the amounts
Withdrawn without authority OF law, and
Ms request has set many guessing Just
how this VIII be done. The law allows leg
islators s. per day, and II is said some fun
VIII result when an attempt is made 20
hold this out OF the Jaw makers pay next
pay day. on Saturday.
The senate today killed the joint rsxo-
lution which passed the house last week.
protesting against confirmation BY the
United States senate Of the Anglo Arneri-
can treaty.
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Tacoma Bureau OF the Observation-Disclosures,
TT~9 Pacific kyarua

Tacoma Bureau OF the Post-Inteliigencer,
1873 Pacific Avenue.
TACOMA, Feb 3.-Snecsai-The old civil
service commission, composed OF Guvnor
Teats. 8. T. Sahm. r. Bond and Iehahod
Tomlinson expects to at once take up its
duties. where IL left OF last fail. soon after
the Mullen suit was commenced. Chair
man Tsats today said that the police and
pufsic works departments Will uacouhtsd-
IS be run by those who were superseded
when Mr.. Orr was Installed as mayor. no
matter whether the present officials ae-
quisece peae2bly or not.
But the Republicans hold the fort now,
and IL Is expected that every legal re-
course viii be exhausted before they give
way 10 the Popuiist cohorts. The claim is
advanced by them that the appointments
OF a de facto official as Mayor Fawcett.
expire when the de facto Official yacates,
and X this proves true. Mayor Orr can APP
point a new civil service commission and
the examinations held By the old board
will De nugatory. Arvid Rydstrom. who
VIII be the new commissioner OF public
works. said today that II the old en-
ployes are forced upon him ne can easily
prove their :ncompetency. the require
ment for their dismissal
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AN UNWORTHY SOW.
Gets His Fathers Money and Turns
Him Out TO starye

RITZXILLE. Wash. Feb Especial -
John Jones. an Cd resident OF the state
vas shipped ~ bis daughter IN Otsego
county, y. Y yesterday by the county
commissioners.
Jones' reached Tacoma some years ago
with considerable money, but after 2 Short
time gave Up everything % his son George
who bought . farm IN this county and who
promised 70 care Tor his fatner during the
resi- q as llfe The old man ~ said 10 have
been NEST bruts1ly treated, and afler be-
ing locked gp for several DAYS BY his s0n
was gOssen osIt on a writ % hsbeas corpus
The sor refusing 70 confTlhaEte 70 the old
mans support. the commissions decided
70 pay ais passage % the daughser. who
expressed willingness 20 care for hirn-
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IN THE LEGISLATURE
SENATORS THREsH CAMPAIGN
STRAW OVER AGAIN.
Bansfsg Debate On the silver osss-
ffan Can.znes Mach Tsme-Tke
PopaIfsss In the Hosse Again At
tempt to choke on the Doodle Ia
vesfignffon-

OLYMPIA. rso1 1-Sre@sL-Tss senate
spszt tie fo-s.ooz in IRE r-zn@acSson os
routine business II rhe Afternoon e pas
- bs4 tazr vac inteots1 20 DC s~sT
-stA to @zol6 soiz" clause fE mortgage
nofes arr ozhe- OF sations 0EI Ezs BIZ
was zz1sa6s1 30 ta4t + E8s saorz4Fs -
far as re or snai antsntso1 vas concern
81 During TIE 6>osfs TIRE Arguments USED
or boEh SIDES turing sh@ campaign On TIE
Eaazctzz question wers heard zszla- TIE
srxTxr4s 51s were sfzrly transfsr-ec trslE
fhs roSsr1E@ 20 gas s@asts.
TIE hoa=e again was called o. 20 vcts
eo~n a motion aimed a. the szsoSaeFisg
- % ne lnvssszrxtion % aissgsd bribery.
The Arguments OF Frank Baker ard
GserzE6ty - favor % surpresssns tas In
vestsEattou we're unzvass.rs the hose de-
csasnx ~ a vote OF - 10 a cot - recall
me coLrnssfee.
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TO MAKE BICYCLE WAYS.
wheeimen Planning 20 Expend Their
License Money.

TACOMA. Feb. 2--Special.-Ths Taco
ma Wheaimeu's Association, composed OF
all the cyclists. men and womeu. who pay
the city license fee. held its annual SEES
sion last night. and started plans for trans
forming portions OF the principal streets
into regular cycle ways, besides grading
and making into good wheeling thorough
fares outlets from the city IN AL direc-
tons There win BE about 81 SO ~ me
disposal OF the association from the city
fund this year, and n IL intended 20 uss
thls sum IN the improvement OF wheeling
roads. Councilman J. N. Bel was elect
"a president 70 succeed J. G. Dilow; T.
NJ Hsfig. vice president. and Harry
Compton secretary.
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DEAD BODY FOUND NEAR EvERrn
UnLnown Corpse Picked I'D on a.
WAGON Road.

HARTFORD, Wash. Feb. 1--specssl-
The body OF an unknown man was soz:s
yesterday about half lrails from Asrs a
the wagon road 20 Everett. TIE renssz
were left where found. awaiting ne arr
va OF the coroner. and though they ham
been viewed by many people 10 oas 81,
been able 10 iienafy them.
The man had been dead several eayx al
the flesh OF the neck was torn away, a,
paEsatIy by some wild animal He Is ssg
posed 70 have committed suicide.
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T11gs wTrsor a4zzs&lf ws& CRAFTY ear
grsu@6 a: TSt1's aetna C5sfrzsss Powssl
rsus rzswaer - s@4rrhsax a5estiess -
Tod. vho raalzy b~e21ae shsft-8ts sE1
wza.@1 &c knew what PowslFs purpose
was
Tnz. q caatser Win w1seS 10 n@Fe
30 suzsnexz~ ChzIrrzzzs Pea ssid-
n - Egnsra fssxr Tod nz< been p-o-t-
te~.s al zurokrsxre-sz IL con1Actsor wtt1
the sostsefa honae a. Or-tnz.
TIE COMMITTEES VII r@S1srs tzkt1g sT1-
es1es tougvTg~ n8xss-
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BRIDGE DISASTER DAMAGES
City of Victoria Not Liable I'm
Connection With the Ac-
cidsnt.

VICTORIA. b. c.. Feb 3.-The British
Columbia ful court yesterday gave juds-
meRt allowing the costs OF appeal Of VIC
toria CITY against the Judgment OF Justice
Drake IN the Consolidated railway vs.. the
city in reference 10 the pile bridge across
Victoria arm.
The most important feature of this rldg-
ment Is that * distinctly denies the nshiI-
ity Of the city for any damages in oonnec-
ton wiki the bridge disaster during the
last queens birthday celebration by which
fifty-six lives were lost:
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WANTS rnE s,rnEaE COURT.
sttemspt te Have n Removed Prov,
oiympss So Tacoma.

OLYMPIA. Feb 3 Special --Faster.iav
has INTRODUCES reo h..is En th- serate r~5-
visiting fer IRE renewal ~ thr supreme
gcutt sra tHe state .sw library rrasa
Olympia ea Tacauss in atfon 80 fha
measure Sensta~ Eas. er45s safI Sire or.r-
cfra' reas5n fer tae renewal was the more
central fs*aHon ~ Ttoau3s Attasetvs he
csntrHsrg -Ia1naet taat CNmrts Was in
a. aat Nf fha Say taeattan ans remote
q 1n the nasa fires 81 travel ire fnca-
fssu NJ Tacoma wsR nHrA more central
thsn 0yuea ard ga tas rala H1e 81
travel
rre Eeea.~ ~ Fsefce county were pre-
raref e. e{Ne tne vsrrzsN cears soasr.1.t
quarters in taa uQre~ fse-y % gre ceurtv
Csgrtooasa sot fsrn.ra HrsE ard af-.-
convenience AH that ths cnuyeaten-s
weaa csst tae s'sfe wea1 hc 81 ger
yea
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JUDGMENT ,srsr mn PAID.
B.n n. snatsh wins Her Damage sutt
Against spokane

OLYMPIA, Feb a-Snectal The zu-
rfcnle coart today sustained the verdict
~ tha superior court 80 Spokane county.
awarding Re1 II Smlth gI0nea DAMAGES
from ire clfy of SPOKANE in February.
issA riainuT slipped eu she lee on Ste
vens street aut sustained permanent fn-
1urtes 70 Ser lsE TIE evidence shows that
the city was - siigent u nos keeping ths
streets in a reasonably safe coalition. ard
the sourt hssds tbat ihe damages awarded
~'re eoi excessive ia y.sN or tha injuries
received
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Claim. Commission sasopr,.

VICTORIA. p. g. Feb. a-Tae Bering
SEA claims connissiou having concluded
ia work OF taxing ev}3emce. ire members
lef1 for taeiF homes today. 5ority pay
.2g san Francisco a visit before going
East- Toe nsxt nesting Of the commits
son Is set for JGEe - a. Montreal, and Z
IN expected THAI th@ final argrnisnt will
lake place ard awards - made there.
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schools Of the state available TO ali resi-
dents OF the state free OF tuition ard an
propristing $4,000 TO pay the high
schools.
n. 3. 324. by Gilkey-Amending the act
directing the treasurer 10 invest money
OF the tide land fund In general warrants
The bill makes the warrants non-interest
bearing.
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TO KEEP oU'r AsIArICS
Not Allowed Under Ground in Brit
fxh Columbia Mines

VANCOUVER. II. c.. Feb. s--Speesa-
The full court % British Columbia aeeslel
today that the coal mines regulation *
Of 1870 was constitutional The object Il
the act Is 70 prevent the empsoym eHs !.
Chinese or other As.atics under groesa
in mines. Up 20 the present time ne 81
has been a dead letter, the mine ornea
contending that the act was ultra vfrss
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SCHOONER AMATEUR WRECKED.
Outward Hound Native seaier Lost
With All on Board

VICTORIA. 3. c. Feb. 2-Wreckaxe
coming ashore a. Beechy bay indicates the
loss win ali On hoard. OF IRE native seal
irg schooner Amateur. which LET here for
chs ives. coesr last week
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More comfort and pleas
urc from te3-try SChlAiHg 5
Best
No risk-jf you don'thkc
II. the grocer returns your
money in full.
q &AHas CsaasaY
a.a kH2n< so 80
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ELLENSBrRG. FEB. s-Special.-An-
other boy namsd Barnett Davies. aged u.
was arrested today for being implicated
IN thefts that a gang has been perpefrat-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-04

ELL4ESSBUyRG Feb s-SpeclaI-
Twenty ounces of god. valued az 1sa
vas received aer todzy from the Euiof.
placer cain sn Tia Swauk
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
P0sTHUMoUs STRUGGLE OF THE
FAWCETr ADMINISTRATION.

The PepuIist Civil Service Commits
sion Intends TO Reinstate Its Old
Appointees-Presen Office Hold
ers Prepared 10 Resist--Prospeet
for q Hot Legal Fisht-An Opium
cyclists VIII Improve the street,.
and Hix hways.