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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

Professor Forbes. who has discovered
s,xtv ways Of spelling the name OF the
chinch bug, had better employ his time
in looking up one way OF DISCRIMINATING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

New York IS to return TO free lunches
h,, Roosevelt got out from under the
wreck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15
IIrlp,pg His Grandma.

to use a cellulold comb.--commercial Adj
yertiser
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

The Washington Post says secretary
Bliss is about to de-Hoke smi'hi]e 'ne
Interior Department and the Iowa
courts have determined that s"ipe Is
q GOOD word. our language grows beau
tifullv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

The washington Posts cut OF the JET
feison dinner shows Bryan ~
.nt This IS really carrying Tie ""'
inst I ,iley right up to The Capitol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

The recent bank failures in when Az Az,
Geld appears to have been interested
show that he has not improved !" N''
financial views.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

The Bradley-Martins will take part IN
tho Queens jubilee. but the Queen can't
help that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

Senator Morgan has developed into me
greatest legislative warrior OF the age
II is q pity that his years prevents ms
taking the field in some Of these numerous
conflicts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

The first thing Phoebe CouAns knows
some of the real strong mihued e''' "'''
call her an Old maid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

with the grand jury added to his sena-
,orial fight DR.. Hunter. of Kentucky. is
liable 10 lose his patience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

A shower Of worms IS reported at Bur
unqton. New Jersey. The State Of Genera
+. Burd Grub, too!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

The appointment Of Adlai on the 81
Metallic Commission is not calculated to
bring him into much more prominence
than his four years oblivion as Vice
President
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15
WIN. |. ROYAL,
Afforney-af-La
gil Main Street, Richmond, Va

MIR. Royal has formed a part
nership i'm New York. city with
George l.. Carlisle, Esq, and
the office OF Royal Sc Carlisle
is at 80 Nassau Street. MIR
Royal will give his personal
attention TO all business in-
trusted to the New York office
as we'll as TO in Richmond
office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

1his attempt to get Wann@m IKE III 'ne
arena again. seems to indicate that tie
rodticians found him d good ehins IN tho
las fight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Richmond: A., ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15


rho washington Posts cut OF the 'ei-
fe,son dinner shows Bryan u 0''S'
,,, This Is really carrying tie wal
-, I .nev right UP TO The Capitol
,,,,. ICON, hank failures in which Alt
GELD appears TO have been iA'e' 80
chow that he has not improved III N''
financial views.
rho Washington Post says: secretary
miss is about TO de-Hoke Smithize the
r,terior Department and the iowa
courts have determined that s"lpe ID
q good word. Our language grows oe''u
tifully.
The first thing Phoebe CouHns knows
some Of the real strong minded slriS VIII
call her an old maid.
1his attempt to get Wann@m IKE III 'ne
aroma again. seems to indicate that TIE
pohticians found him a good 'h'Hs III mo
las fight.
The appointment Of Adlai on the BIZ
metallic Commission is not calculated TO
hiring him into much more prominence
than his four years oblivion as vice
President.
with che grand Jury added TO his sena-
,orial fight DR.. Hunter. OF Kentucky. Is
liable TO lose his patience.
A shower Of worms IS reported at Bur
lington. New jersey. The State Of General
+. Burd Grub too!
Senator Morgan has developed into me
ore,test legislative warrior OF the age
II is a pity that his years prevents MS
taking the field in some Of these numerous
conflicts.
The Bradley Martins will take part IN
the Queens jubilee. hut the Queen can't
help that.
New York is to return to free lunches
but Roosevelt got out from under the
wreck.
Professor Forbes. who has discovered
sixty ways Of spelling the name OF the
ehinch bug, had better employ his time
in looking up one way OF exterminatinS
IL.
The cyclone in Chandler left a church
and a saloon. Thus does the discrimi-
mating element provide for comfort TOT al
the Inflated citizens.
A Salem (Mass) man has invented an
umbrella which can be folded and put
into the pocket. and now the last diff
Guilty is arranged for the men who used
to be compelled 10 carry them of under
their arms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

WASHINGTON BUREAU, ANGUS MI
SWEEN. MANAoER. WASh-
=, INGTON, ID. Z.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

THE MAILING LIST Is ONLY PR.NXis-
ED ABOUT EVERY Ten >TaST
THEREFORE. DO NOT FEEL d1, " ZANE
II TIL. DATE OPPOSITE YOUR - aiSta
ON THE LITTLE PINK Si.lP 10 ~ ~
CHANGED AS SOON AS THE ooD
SCRIPTION is RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-15

PETERSBURG BUREAU, BfkNE 49,
HALIFAX STREETS. GEORGE
NENSOM. NEWS AGENI'
PHONE l&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
CITY NOTICES.


CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE
No1ice : a&z&ey given that the assess
gent reA % 39eal Improvement district
Ne -. n the City az seattle Tor the I'm
-ToFe7eut x East Terrace street n ghs
c1sy q Seattle, created ~ crssn2ncs No.
49,. 1ruEn sTosSway % Twsafsa Avenue.
o. cons sr1c<lnE AZ iron stone sewer p -
CT proper 63snszstcns a.aaS said street be-
tween s&4e sSos2ts, s5ze@A2- with All nee
sss&Ey YVES, azahe.ss, lAm2-hases. ven
tlators. flushing TANKS. openings and
r1ent thereof hy shs n101e ae strarne5late
payment and establishing a fund fer
such payment BY al assessment GpSa al
TIE lots AID SsETca4z o. AID aeranted nv
such improvement Mnser rhe provisions
% ordinance Ne SaxS approved AggIl
:. ~ SIS amended ~ ordnance No.
Charter SIS nsw IN force. has bean
certified 20 ma fer COLLECTION and that an
less payment % thu assessment thereon
contained Is made within thirty days
from tbs date Of this notice such assess
raers shall become delinquent and shAa
bear interest A. the rate og - per cent
per GnnaEa uctl paid and x ret paid BE-
fore such assessment shah have become
deslnQ1eat a penalty ot Fsve per cent.
shah De added ard the sums ds1snogent
shall BE entered Oh the annual tax roa fer
the current year Agslns1 each ct and par
cal 50 delinquent and with tie penalty
and interest co&aectse as ether taxes. sep
arate account bsinx kept thereof. and
IL nc. pad within the tine fixed fer the
payInenE Of city taxes. shah be eolieeted
as such taxes are coileetsa. together with
such additional charges and penalties
ara authorized 20 BE charged ard collected
on other delinquent taxes. and each lot
or parcel 50 delinquent sa2A De Sold for
the amount OF such assessment with per-
atty, interest ard costs al the time aaa
In the manner and by tns same authority
As 'Ah0s ana 90 az SO M isT la'
City Treasurer 81 the City ef Seattle.
Date OF nrst pusacataon March ssh. 1897.
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INVESTMENTS.

OWING no THE FACT that cur patron
age Is assuming the proportions that IL
IS and tbs demand Is imperative that
we publish every Saturday our te.e-
graphic returns for the current week.
we solicit our patrons and al others
who desire 70 become such. to search
these columns for Investments" and
you Will find that for the week ending
March 18th that you have earned $50
on every 800 you have deposited with
w. and your check Is now En- route TO
you We most earnestly ask new faces
10 call and We will try TO assist you in
figuring out this simple proposition OK
making 800 pay every Saturday a divi-
dsnd Of frcm 4 20 per cent. on al
moneys deposited with Us. AL money
should 60 forward the hrst OF each
week 70 insure its operation the fol-
lowing week
Call for blanks, etc.
SAM KELLER 4 CO..
612-5I3 Washington Block.
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nook BINDING

w. LEAD the prinalzS procession. mia
snS FrosPssts.sss a. $500 go si:ssAses !.
T~.st~e t~csn axry LxNseT A0rt0Z b@z&
kssEGzng. so~sk-4@
~ ~s-~xFf1N y tsaSG 81 a. 110& EtN3sTs Pa
. - sr,A hank Seek snzzEfkes urer.
- ST~.s sxeses. fest q ssserry. AIt2s
49, s-srx &l.ttns take es@was><.
MERCHANT TsfIsoR>
s~-s.,V- f.xyrr~ses CO. ffls Seeez4. sxswsss
So .aa In.a2- I'rsSss re&-cs1-
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sAw urA~g rzr.AEDx

STEAMER LYDIA THCAPBOw,
ra~rysnx Unissa STATES mall leaves City
6ss~s foot Of &ain street. AoE1ay Wsd-
r~saaT azA Fritsy al a. Ca. Tor Yort
raEns4nd Esn Juan Islands ana New
WhAt<crr. RsgvrEtax. ssavss Esw what
60" IsJ = Tssns.sa. 'ns a as.sssay; g
taly, Hoxsr4as q Co. agsass. Eisy 1o11K,
2Gepsoss, AAia u.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.


NOTICE O. DISSOLUTION CE PART
rersn2p.
SID lately exsst3rE between E4WarG Car
Us anI Thomas Il Gupttsl. dong business
- photoEra QGF-s IA Seattle. A1rg Cazuey.
WMsnssEtca Gode~ IRE GTru name ana
sfyls % Curtis q CsapttI, vas - The 7n1-
Sa2s consent ~ TIE s2t1 Farmers Dissolved
CD shA 8ssA day % Es2TGsry 1885,
AZ Geats Ga@ ths said partnership. awi
.sesa due - than VII Dc setSse3 wstA
ard ~ the remaining psrEnsr Etwsra
Curtis. who Vii ceattnSa tire business ~
Se~ The Ersa rAr1s - Cuss5s
uAGs4 So Seattle. &areh - ts-
EDWARD CURTIS
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BANKS.
BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON q CO.. BANKERS
Incorporated 1887.

BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON q CO.. BANKERa.
Incorporated 1887.
Sspiias -....s.. ........-.......-..s;co g,
''' RPrssli.n; .... .X A. Denny
Wee Presidsnt.......-;;.W A. Ladd
s,wSt sschanr. and islsgrsphie trans
fers on New York. Chicago. 81. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
oregon and British Columbia
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at al points on favor
Bonds. stocks and other valuablss re-
ce.ved On deposit for safe keeping.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
occi5ental Block, Seattle. Wash.
'. IoFTIcERs AND TRUsTEEs'-
Artnur 4. Denny.............vfiice PRESIDENT
James Fl. Hayden Manaeer. cash'r. see'y
sicmand SchysabachAr John Collins,
4. c. Neufelder. j. 7. Greenasat.
Transaets a savings bank business ex-
Deposits received from 81 20 $1,000.
Interest allowed per snrum: Six p~r
cent on term deposits. per cent. on or
dirsry deposits.
DIvidends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coiiaterais only.
TIE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in........-ss1 90
surplus ..... ................s'. ssSo
Jacob Furth ..-..-.-.s.-.....:. president
z. V. Ankeny......---.--...-.s Cashier
cerre~pon8ence IN all the principal cities
~ the United States and Europe
THB FIRST NAT TO; BANK Oh
PsiS-up capital =. 900
Surplus s.---..- -..-.-----.-..-- ASsSs
= II. MeGTaw ,ss--......s-s--....---t'r dent
Maurice Vice Preslaeus
s,snsraI hs mixing BUSINESS transacted
Sight ard telsg7sphic exrhsnge payable
in al the principal cities Of the
Unites States and Europe
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Pala-uD capital .-...-..-......-........'s' 500
Trausaets g general banking business
N .. Bailart-...............,... ...T President
n .. Hscry Vice President
Z II rpSaeeF--- --.-'s.''"'.+..s-@s@assf
safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
.---------------~---
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pACrrTc CoAsr STEAMSHIP ,

The CoTupsny's elegant stesneEs gxns-
tiila. City OF ru.hla ard WaiIa Wall
la le&ys Seattle fer San FrarSiseA via
Port townsend ard Victoria. b G. az .
8. m, Mar s sa Is. -. =. - Apl !. ?. "a.
IS "a - May 4. .. Il u. "a 3. Due &C
san FFenstses. :. 70. MAJ Mar. : y -
y. June /. Leave SAN francisco fer
Seattle via Niotorta. = c, ana rcgs
Townsend. az 2 a. ua.. Mar. = '. u. III. =.
y. ApL ]. q II. Is. q. "a. May J, {. u, *
=. 2. q Due a. Seattle z. n Mar; 70.
d "a ~, "a y. June 3
TIE elegant steamers city Of rcpska,
Mexico and Af-Kf leave seattle fer
Alaska at =. m, Mar. Is. -. Is 50. Apl.
I. 8. "a. 81 e. May 4 =. "a y. "a =.
Due back ST Seattle Mar ~. ApL !, q IL
IS. n. IS, Nav J. G. II. Is. 81, =. II. June 6
-. TIE Compa-y reserves right 90 eharao.
without previous notice. steamers. sailkou
dates and hours of sailing.
J. y. TrcwhTsdss. ?. 5. Supt. Ocean
Dock Seattle.
c. II J, sseitsnbsrx. TIKI AIT. sos ist
coonALI. PERKINS q CO.. Gen Axss..
3 f..
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Notice : hereby gwen that thu assess
msnI roI or loc2a imnrote nnsnt clstTics
Ne, ~ IN the cisy q Seattle; for ths IN.
street and Eighth Avenue IN the city os
Seattle BY constructing an iren stone Pipe
sewer OF proper dlnsnsions along Ninth
Avenue from Pike street 20 Stewart street.
along Stewart street from Ninth Avenue
20 Eighth Avenue. and along Eighth Ave-
nuc from stewart street. as created by
the pubic main sswsr A. virsinis ssreet.
sad sewer 20 have al necessary manholes,
lamp -holes. veutilators, yves. cateh-
basins and flushing tanks and providing
for the payment thereof oy the mode o,
Immediate payment" and establishing
fund for such payment by an assessment
upon all the lots and parcels Of land BEN
provisions OF ordinances No. 2oss. approved
April e. 1s9s. as amended By ordinance
No $3.50 approved May sth. 1854 and the
city charter as now in force. has Been
certified 10 me for collection and that un-
less payment or the assessment thereon
contained Is made within thirty days
fFom the date Of this notice. such assess
ment shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate of 10 per cent.
per annnfn until pad and Loot paid De-
delinquent. a penalty OF Ave per cent.
shall be added and the sums delinquent
shall be entered On tbs annua. FAX roll for
the current year against each lot and par
eel so delinquent aud with the penalty
ana Interest Ap4EtEAri Is pt4tSE SUI
arate account being kept thereof. and
If not paid within the time fixed tor tho
payment OF city taxes. shall be collected
as such taxes are collected. together With
such additional charges ana penalties as
are authorized TO be charged and collected
on other DELINQUENT taxes. and each los
or parcel so delinquent shall be sold for
the amount OF such assess ment With pen
atty, interest and costs NJ the time ana
IN the manner and by the same authority
as lands and lots are sold for city taxes.
GEORGE +. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
Date OF frst publication March 9Th, 1887.
IMPoUNDED STOCK NoTICE.-The fol-
lowing described black and white mare.
years old. placed in the city pound on
February -, 1897. viii Do sold at public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash
in hand, 10 pay costs OF fmpounding
aud advertising, March II, 1897. at 10
o'clock a. M. at the front door OF police
headquarters. corner Third street and
yesler way:
One black and white mare, years old.
The owner OF the above-described mare
being to me unknown.
@ s. REED.
Chief Of Poiics.
Date OF frs. publication, March ID
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ppoF. WHITLEY Indispensable r.
SEP lass-Deso- i-as.rAssa. guarantee
ire two-s5sg = - I+1utez- Preach 5
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FLY On THE ~FLyERa
sEATTT.E TO TACOMA
Fcur round trips daily. except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily Tips. Sesstle-TAocrnA
route as toGo
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAX q
TIME CARD.
single fare. sees roard trtA IA
Leave SeAfsle--s.$A usiS - n. 49, 81
p. m
Leave rxconr rAs I. s.sas p -
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle 80 - M. u M; : p n
Leave Tacona-s.Sa a. m. 80, % D n.
Landing az Northern Pacific wharf, t.
coma. ana Commercial doc<- feet Of Ma
rsan street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana state %
Washington. fare sec.
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! -. TrANsroRTATIoN co.-wses-

= n v. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L0--~Weax-
~ Tifns Cara
steamer Champaign, Skzgit river route.
leaves seattle March q midnight:
yiTrt Leaves Mount Vernon March 10
afga IA. March Y. sc Z a m. March
ID AZ a m. TTulsiip. going north Tues
Aav ara south sunday. calling AZ STAN
wseod lir, skAgit City. MoEnt Vernon and
Avon.
cry rrcg-eteaTnerS for All points on
ia sound Open ati night. g. g. Terkss.
ueuazer. TesepA0ns. Main 81.
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Port ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
T<GT0% ROUTE
STEAMER MARY =. PERLEY
r~x-s~s caxkrafth Geek. fcat Of Wsantrr-
.S-. street.. for S5sSn EesrA, Syivan Grove
pr Xhgse BrsmsTter- LnlEsa States Dry
poek. Charleston. sidney Traeytsn. Chi
e. gssver4z1s. az 9 pm saturday, sru.
S1z1Ay = z-. rstaynsnx. leaves silver
e4ls 81 e. O. IL xslss4eEs. EAd Ill
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sTRr. GARLAND AND EvANGTr.
gsafrIe ard Townsend Neah Bay roufa
etrarnsr Garland leaves Yesler dock SUM-
daws tuesdays and Thursdays at f1A
n m Cor Port Townsend. Port WiiiiamA
f1uuganesM Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
f,sffysbuYg Pysht. Cisiiarn Bay and Neah
pavs returning. arrives At Seattle D. m.
en opposite days. Steamer EVangsi leaves
YsxYer dock for Port Townsend, Port An
celss and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
ara FRIDAYS at ESQ p. IA. arrives Seattle
sftsruate days az 40 p. III.
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rot NDRIEx

VASTLY ERO% WORKS. SeaFtI.. 80
ufactursrs ana fSgEs1eEs. 5000.
EssaFr tsrTs o Esosss. slSEs repairs alr-ssy~s
steve stslagA hEAE arc As&Ty zacsin-
ely rastszFs-
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IMpoU%pED STOCK MOTTO e.---IHs To-
1ssrsrsx described BAY aqzSe. yezzs 3D.
vhEse syst On face ard zscse, 81 =
>. zrs6 a. uGnstc awSflo1 20 ire ylEhsat
FAsFs~ fa- ezkh h bA89. . szy casss %
s--,-nElraiix an stye-rtssnxs Nss3fs-
aAy. GASch Y. As7. ~ - cox = Ex-s
eg-ne- q Thsr1 street. and 1esler = ar
Oas Day heTS<. years es-s Wits sSSs
o. s41s and n5se-
sN~ e s. REED.
Cnses % PossGs-
C&ta Ss a<x. r-1<Ac2s .o-- A<% "a -
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PACIFIC yAvTGATroS CO.
r5us Card Ia Effect June I. issz.

SEATTLE, EVERETT q wHATcox
eH-S ROUTE
-r1=s~ az wsshfngtop leaves Seattle daily.
sT~@pr Saturday. at 10 .. Ea.
sxAT-TLE & Ia CONNER ROUTE.
r4frhawsn leaves Seattle daily. except
Saturday. at - D. m-
Telsphsne. Main ia Tesler dock
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wHATcoM, SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anaeorte2
r~irhaven or Whstcom. Leaves CONNER
cssi dock. Tacoma, p. m: City dock
,rh,rx and sat Returning leaves What
com n m; Fairhavsn, s.ia y. fn.. and
AnaroFtes 10 p. m. Sun, We6nes. and
Fri. Fsres-Seattls u. or DO round trips
Tacoma s. Is or 81 round trip.
W. III. ELLIS
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STEAMERS.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER HosAIrE.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria arf
Fs1r. Townsend daily. except Sunday. a.
fess \ H., returning. leaves Victoria az
= r. St%aulsT GeDrge T. Starr leaves
sar Port Townsend and way ports daily.
yre4sst saturday. a. Sc ?. m sunday
direct az a. n returning. direct leaves
port Townsend as p n. Phone. Pike -.
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
g s. MAIL
STEAMER DELTA
ravs~ Czlarnfth dock saot Of waxtfrx~
50 street Tuesdays. IhaFsGsys ard Sat-
SsrdavE a. o'cioek q II. fer ktrgston.
PR Gannsl~. Seabsck. Ersnnen. Holly,
pewatfo L4lAwaup F&l2 E@S1sSor- and
D. TgOUTAAS. Master.
Tsssphore. Rs5 Isl
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Everett Ts6rena2. Ens8oratsh Roues
Two roand trips daily. except sunday.
a "a as . n. leaves Everett - a. H..
. n Seattle landing. GoiEnaa Goek.
Everett landing. Asr11Artx' dock CON-
nscts vita Str. Flyer Tor TACOMA. VITA
Hfr NIkaas fer Sa8a9a1sshs with train
for Monte crtsfs an1 say stationz- Tsss-
'I'Ar pIxK w. coopHuw. Manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-04-12
FORTUNE IN THE PACIFIC
CRUISE OF THE AURORA FOR \
GOLDEN SPOT.
Now Seeking the Treasure Others
Have Sough for in Nain-A Woman
i'm Search of Gold.

VICTORIA, b. c., March 31.-Thc
schooner Aurora. which until last year
was engaged in sealing, leaves at day
light in the morning for Cocos island,
her captain, crew and passengers
among the latter being a lady, Mrs.
Treval of Cape Breton-being in
search of treasure said to be hidden
on that island, and to recover which
more than one expedition has left this
and other Pacific Coast points. Capt.
Fred Hackett will command the eXpe
dition and other sealing captains will
accompany him, while a number of
Victoria capitalists, including William
Munsie. of sealing fame, and r. w.
Patterson, the millionaire railway
man, who are supplying the money
for the expedition will wait anXiously
for the return of the schooner.
All the parties interested seem to
think that the success of the venture
is assured The arrangements are very
elaborate. neither pains nor expense
having been spared by the promoters.
In the first place, they brought Mrs.
Trcval here from the other side of the
continent. She is confident that she
can place her hands on the treasure as
soon as she lands. her husband. ac-
cording to her story, in which the
above named Nictorians have shown
their confidence by putting up their
money. having visited the island many
years ago and found the treasure.
He was captain of schooner trad
ing along the coast of Mexico and
South America. While on one of these
trading voyages he heard of the
wealth that had been deposited on
Cocos island and also secured informa-
ton regarding its exact location. The
next time the schooner left port She
cleared astensibly for a trading cruise,
but as soon as she got away from land
her bow was directed for the golden
island in the Pacific. The captains in
formation was sufficiently accurate to
ulTeCl uueln W WneIt lhc treasure W as
hidden, and they uncovered sufficient
gold to not only make the captain and
crew wealthy, but their relations as
we'll The cunning man from Cape
Breton, however, decided that it would
be tempting Providence to take all the
treasure away at one time. \ storm
might wreck the none too staunch
schooner, or they might be driven up
on inhospitable shores and fall into
the hands of hostile natives, so only
a portion of the treasure was trans
ferred from hiding place to the
| schooner, as other voyages could be
made in future and the balance of the
| treasure removed.