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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
EXPECTS THE WORST.


Since the announcement has been
made that SHERIFF Aoysr Is erecting a
scafgoi9 FOR the sxecut30n of william
Carey said Melvin c. WEnssock yestsr-
day. numbers OF people have asked re
X ! proposed 70 give ID the battle and
ies Carey hang. In Justice 20 myself.
feel called upoz % make = statement 20
the public
some weeks ago learned through the
papers that the unfortunate Carey had
secured another prominent attorney. and.
calling upon him a. IRE fail he con-
Armed the report Oz-faE 60 reasons sat
lsfzctorY 20 themselves Carsyss friends
felt that more coala be accom- 1ished for
carey by another distinguished hwyer.
ard he was retained without she slightest
chssctton on uy part That lawyer IS
Richard Wlnsor To another I should
have been rslgesaRt 70 resign the cause
q sny former client but knowing Judge
Wlnsor - Dc upright ard . numaaita-
ran. Z gave up the case az TIRE same time
proTeTlrg nrost earnestly arg 2sslstanca
"a nay power. i has Arrays beea my
opsnton tkaf Carey e rsEht o4Eht rot 20
- hanged. AID earnestly hope be may
oe spared this fate
The relieving better shows how Carey
rsxaFas me-
NJ Dear Mr wlus,eek- This Is PER
esps me last letter ] shall address you.
for have prepared naE u1t7s for the
worst thaf msy 8reaT You have dnr@
much Ter -e h0t there lE sftl ore orAer
favor Z an about 20 ssk Xol snnw ne
perhaps. better fhaG any Gre else on
earn WAer I ara Fons. lst TIE wsria
know. ard particularly nv dear ss6 nar-
cuts asek 81 England fha : was not
the bsaodt s3rsty villain painted ~ tne
re a. QS EsefE Nht3e arr nHf entirely free
from blame ! ac uc5 ard more deserve
&Eafh thau 6aas PEUsecuffaE Attorney
HASTE 70 Z haH knoam ewos1gN q fa7x
20 taEe N-oUr a4Ntre from tbs ssars. I feel
sUrs thar 1 wsuf1 have hEar Aettn~ -
today WHAT car 7 SzY 20 saarA vua far
s}l yea have aaue far nse~ I have nerrInE
So E.Se Yob execpt re sisEeFe gratitude
90 p man We has 1ean aharSeref ny "a.
very associates who hel~e2 par n8rn xhsea
be a. You have STAYED W8sn ne frefu
stare - eUtsA a06 have been tha traret
friend Z pave ever had Is fNE< wrr~sa
More ! caSHog Say Respectfully
WILLIAM CAREY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

About eae AzEF % the loose mining
Claims = t5@ Cas-a1 country have Been
since s4ect&oa- A gre4s str < expected u
Ire district this sumner
4 rsch strike 5 reported this seek n the
White swan nine TIE property = OWL
&C ~ the Cascade Development Company
ard = located near TIE NSE Se9f-s
niz=. OF Martin creek only = sAorE dis
ts1ce 1roZ SfsvertoE- TIE ore taken from
surface e-opplzss assays so ounces q
silver % tbs t21-
The California nine n the Sloca1 coan-
TT Is rep0rte1 sol1 Co Sc 80. - pr
cenE CT which was cash Van HG9ten
ara Atkinson. tao xell-kn0wa Seattle
-2e1- as-1 oGs-foErz1 interest TIE
property i a silver Esd proposition. ana
TIE st1-g * tos1 TIA. The first work COS.
$50 azsa pzc1ucs4 sz.sss
In speaking os the n.nss II and around
SglTsrt0n. The Everett Times says; IL
- oe-teve1 that the Developments o. TIE
az question t1z< .l4ysrt21 = z ps-or nan :
mining CiszEset-tEzt :. Vii 10- require =
fortune 10 deyelop 4 mine IN Ehzs district
before pay 0EE caz e SHIPPED - Ehs
sG1el;sr."
Tire as. Engineering ard Mining Jc1r-
ma. n spea kt-g 81 sslTertcn, says; IN
tAs s4.T@rtG1 district ths Ryan Eyl25c@ e
1zs made extensive purchases recently.
including tne SolaEzs group OF mines
TIE z AZ II . railroad all extend q
switch from he zzln lAns - the p-tacl-
pal properties. where the ore Is 1ow ped
on The dumps ready Ssr trans 0rtG ti5E-
X IS estimated that more than 80 miners
vi 5e smI9oEed n this camp % spring
The business men % Sultan have taken
h0ld pe the matter o promoting ne n
fsrests ot that city ard The surrounding
Mining districts N earnest 4 spc4al
committee was appointed - consult win
the officers Of the ~ 10 consider prop
1slt10l for opening q wagon road from
their r7lues through The sultan basin 20
The town O. Sultan. The board OF county
commissioners VAS asked % assist \ thu
construction q ths road. a11 ne properly
owners slouz the A1s WlZ zls0 assist
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
The =. 4. G. Hinstrei..

There was a particularly hig rehearsal
% the :. a Q Ministries last nsght- despite
counter attractions IN tire way e S0E1sa e.
the Arruory and conllc opera ~ the Third
Avenue theater. Those who are engages.
in the production realize tAat- now fhss
the dates for TIE performance have been
fixed there cAn be 10 indifference IA re-
spect 20 rehearsals- AL cf the parfic3-
larry long first pert and several features
OF the clio wers consc3entloas2y gone
through with last night ard the prepare
tions FOR q frst-claSs entertainment are
being rounded cut ard 1niShe6. 80 that ~
the opening riEst there viii - Al entirely
cre3igab . minstrel performance as \ ~
suit OF the lcng weeks o. hard work and
application that the participants have
gwen % the matter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

rse vrz1 s. ere f--e-se saving u tes
sonsurzps6oa - feel This savzrE hzx bes-
h-pzxhs ak~azS4 ~ q r1-se- Il kxrruTs-
rsse-ss gzztew.e6 ~ II n Warner. master
a1z- ne grlzcspsez ~ th@s@ fzz@l-szvS-E
s-zp-ove=en.s ars rEw Fsxtoz valve ard
= r<-esge- Guze~zze- These rew srrIs-
sro@s erg1ennzze IN The Ese - sea-E. wssic1
csozzsaaaex tay ez9ss down - amount 81 e97I
consumed Az0fzer 1EaSTcve-nert. ard Al
important ere. - ire s-aakezssck- -zaesa
-zzns rsore 70 TIE sell xhzr.@ ard esasss
more perGeeF TaEEZ-z- Ar@r@sr tz1rT1Tg-
rezt Is n the exaszzr. whsca. Instead q
gosnz o1r farsugh the ssaek goes hack
frto the sa.ler ard assists . hszfznx fAs
water TIA "a car - readily sea. e.
feztx zno-ker szrTzz
sfiB another Improvement Is . set o. pat
ezt p5st0r valves instead Of The ols groove
valves Tnes@ are Es< above zz1 apart
fraFu re boiler. ard are 50 cozstrsessZ
that r. case q ar src16snt Il wEsea THEY
night be broken or 20 steam o. has zazar
ear az which means greater E@ssfF 70
TIE enEs1ee- ard fireman. There Is also 4
nsw patent IlbrlcztoF. whach causes szE-
ing f. osL TIE springs OF the fsr6sT are
also = rsw patent. bssEg ns1s "a tse forz
% q col r. place % TIE 3ez1 srrezz- These
springs have a tendency 20 rake fhs En-
szEs ride sss@6se--
A. - these improvements are tEe u5rE
- EzEseT Mechanic Warren ssho Is g.
Bxtted VIA thA5r rvacstcs oilsfT. As an
i3luxsr4f3or - tse eosf-sa~tnx prSpsEslsfes
q thss sna-Eoth piece % machinery. TIRE
eExlns did zot burn over saree-a82rEers
e tor - Sasi On her trip from Tacoma
n this city yesterday. the rsE. switching
etc. Cccerysng n@arsy tezr hogrE- An
idea % the evaorrO1z saving 10 fse read
&1o1Ao al it's engines BE fitted wzfa
these new appliances. taking the 2 pr
cent saving 90 tzAs engine a. an example
Is CLEANED from the statement given cut
that TIE company PAID cut nearly & 50 aass
last year for coal.
The ws1ghf o. the engine ard tender -
about nsuety-f.ge tons. she - known as
q tsa-shssisr. heF drivers beszs I've feet
g eEsrseteF- The pFoG1 crew, which
brought Der 20 SEATTLE yesterday and re-
turned last n2gAt with fhe SPECIAL train
bearing S0ssSE hand. - Engineer Fred
Dagger. Fireman G. "a Martin and Assist
ant Eng!nser p - EisSon- TIE engine
VIII - given TIE 0Fs-lSz6 run fron Port
land 20 TGcornz.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

George McL- Eroxn. district passenger
agent % the Canadian P2ri1c railway
arrived hast night from = bs2ssscss trip
% Portland.
~. l. Renhau. Western freight mana
ger. and x. e STeEens. general Western
ticket agent OF the Great Northern re-
turned last evening from a trip along the
Coast line o. their road.
James Andersen. contracting freight
agent = the Canadian Pacific railway
returned 70 the flEy yesterday from z
two weeks trtp 20 kettle river Bound
aFy creek and the k0osenay districts.
The EoTtheTn Par5sc Railway Company
IN connection Eith the Montana Tngon
FAllrosG ard the PacIac Coast Steamship
Csu GaasnY. aals fssass special commodity
tariff Or the following articles from Pert
lan& n Seattle and Tacoma: Crackers
> cents per 81. poGnGs. minimum weight
car loads = esss pa Ger WRAPPING IL ceats
per ~ po.r.as. rn.n-Iam w-ssEht = go
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

"a sA~ess- 81 fAA cs1nt-v wai-1 Is -sot
reeefwsrg ~ sTt@rrEor s. deserves 3 fn21
Ts-efoz Ii Tia vaEfaGfy q tzs AeLSo~,
Txs=o ara cazr rsEs-s~ said ?. g E9a-
s~zsoE. assistant EE1Ge1 states 12si-igt a.
terrsy. . a spoksszz2- RsT4sE Tsz-1rtss-
There = large z-GE7t O ceke12P-
rsns work being so-= - E2@ mines u tE-at
vs4rt q ne country. ] have Jas rstzr1e1
from 4 trip fhre@g1 Central Wasa-1TEo1
zrz fra-r Coaz1es CITY ~ - TIE Eeo -s-El
rzssre. er9 s@you1 Sistzurs Of IA nzzss-
A. the month g re &st15E t2srs = coz
ssserabls work being 6oEs II t1e ZINES
TIE Red SaI-z rhine Is situated On Fraser
creek. between winthrop and Ssvsr- Ia=
properly IS now being operated ~ Al
ErxEss1 gylz6-cats Tzey have eo7csn-
frztar On TIE gro1n9 carzsze q 1a-a41rg
sixty .grs % ore daily TIE syndicate -
1eye5cpIzg Ire prc2e-Ey syszeEn2Elesz4lg
There IS noE 1910 tons % Ore a. I1e ELAt
rszEv scr rrez .rerz- Ire Owners expect
% Pat Il q e5gc-lnztsoz plzzt % hsnGle
ths concentrates Jo11 S1uz-s Il TIE gen
era superintendent. Fred FaTnaEzn. ST.
rsaranrsn5ent q IKE EzsTe. and Charles HI
Is manager OF the Eli ard tie H1sIallz--
g.st-
I an iute-esfez IN some properties SO
the head q Pipestone canyon. seozt SIX
rrsEl@s from rfa Bel shtrt the ore fro-n
xnSch vii rr1n s. Eon- oae SHAFT = down
l. : oar intention 20 push development.
and xe hope % make arrangements EiLa
the Red shirt psop1e 20 handle or Gre
The officers q the company are President.
G Robertson Tacoma: secretary a12
treasurer. / DoruoeTg. Spokane assist
ant treasurer. Capt CaiIco-t. Seattle The
others interested IL the company are L
7. lad and Capt Primrose OF Pert
BtsEeley. Peter Sawyer. ne locator. and
John wazzer We are noE driving tn
Tel. ara Ire shaft Is doxn 10 taa water
level
There are number % properties BE-
ing worked q Goat creek and On the
TR5sp. Bat the Enos = pretty deep noT.
making & SsfE-u getting IL
.Tae boat which runs Up ths Columbia
= nox being rsDzirei. and the owners ex-
pect L 70 - IL commission By April l.
II find mat rhs people n That sectioa
are cIa-or0us fer railroad. ard they
want one fran Spokzne Il Is reported
Inst IRE Great Northern all extend up
ire Columbia from Wenztches- How far
couid not D. ascertafaed II Is also said
that the Seart}e & International Vii sx-
tsna their line across the mountains
from wesley 20 some point IN 1he Okano-
gan The Central Washington has TOW
a golden portUnfty. ard 4 TIE directors
coa3G see their Ezy 70 extend me Inc
% the Columbia and thence CD TIE OksEo-
zan. Il would BOT be 1onS before the ton
mage would - enormous. as Il woGiG tap
a mineral county q great possibilities.
The people have 70 idea how thai country
wosa6 20 ahead under the stimulating e.
feet Of q railroad"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
AMtsEa ESTs.
Fife a. Rg~nri Tonight

Tsrlxst a. 80 Seattle sasat~- x-EE -
presented .Raenxs re T4asr % tas Roman
TyfeameS~ TIE No-ua-~ Cr11z * Ia
cora Ep@akE "a seaczs Of fae prod Getf0z:
FIFE hAs sca-~ss another triumph =
there aEe7a any w5o. from tns spirit wh3ca
i ever - p-n-s 70 consider af1z ozsv great
-ao cCsrses f-.z1 stzr. went . t-e Ia
ezra thezter fAzs evening wiss t1s Iu~k-
ing Souet Sc thssr hearts cf fces- 5ocz1
toRrns-rar's aes3rv as a great tra geSsar.
rat &ouat Vas 8ispe1ez- ~ trora scene
80 scene. wsth @VsT-sne-e2sing power ard
szsa sssty . woy4 art aErls-. ~l1a an ever
Increasing noad 2rson ITS aue2sxscs - rot
cry acted Sst ltw~d tn very Erzra. Pr
ssxi tAe .1zz % tas trabumes. and the
creates q EAeE a.
Tzcre was 3 ENazs8nS aasencs % a.
rszt z14. - "a "a Ger uz2zzsatS wiIa lis
dag l~r Clazasa. a EsrFse zotAzlty. mere
ssrgnx IS SIS vary gerE ness fA&a wsez
Seree r45Ssssn RACED z1tAta-
90 - s-ssS.L sps<--4 co---.s-4-zt-S-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

60. L j. Ean5erScz ard Deputy CEaatss-
Ses.s@ 1Gz-szzI S.6z@y DRAKE have stz-ra1
Z5- t1s % Green Mining property. q
GREASE -zoG-1z21. 2-Izxs1 EosE--1tz o.
Eez1erscz sEzs-zs . remain there Is ACT
I've manager. L * he intention o tas
e-s-p@nY % pr on an z6si1on44 force o.
r7en znsz n-ers=-s wsfa development.
M Drake sz&1~ TIE company MI C.
veiop - depra 81 - Ess1 a. tzsE as -1ea
en- 90 the wax A. tod. We zzys A.
ready Sczs ALERT Is feet cs wo-E L Is
cur tzfsz<2on - pzt - a zt-l as soo1 As
Tae-e - sufficient Gre d the dump 10 JUS
tlfy =
TIE ore Is free mining TIE cams are
swrs1 u Tacoma Ssz-tl=- 81 LOUIS ard
SPOKANE Il a5651i5a . t1ss Spokane OWL
e-s avCve mentioned Tinted States Con-
missioner A H Kenyon 15s3s al interest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
A Grand DISPLAY.

TIE largest tasis-fr.g establishment ever
apeae1 IN tae SorshEest stretches its
stan tess morning across the fro1t Ok tie
New yo-k block. announcing that suits
wtl - u.a1a 10 order from = = up s1d
trousers Fron s. "a ap. FITS are ggaran-
teed ard au work IS 90 Ae ecne oy Seattle
taBiors Taesa people are sAe coast agents
% tee e. ruezE1 MasS woo}t1 mills and
Rave a3apte1 Ia.s uaetaai of converting
reo1s lnto zaeraT rzt1er So c5n-lrlse IRE
HA-nrtsas Business ef selling goods On
t.rre. stre-4 tsear grand opening talg
rrlgru51E ~ b 5-c1oek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
Their Last Week

In s2Ite OF the counter attraction az us
Arrnozy. 3 fsir-s1zsd aHcieEce gatseFe's =
The Third Avenue thsster last evening a.
svac.ss hw the musical feast that had beer
Yv-s-ssr@s by the managers Of the Collr-7-
hia Opera Company. The programme coz
sisted OF Gilbert & S1llivaa's greatest sue
cess. "Piuafore." and THE Pirates OF Pen
zznce.'s Both operas were exceiieutiy pro
auced. snd utilized the f2ll strength OF t7s
company.
The opera season IS drawing 30 csose'
but three performances. including mat
;nee. remaining TIE hill tonight and a.
the matinee viii he that tureful opera,
"OIEvette" Or Saturday night The season
VIII close with a grand presentation % tns
beautiful opera Chimes o No-raars1y-
TIE rnaEnfscope % animated pictures vii
he seen between the acts az each perform
arce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

Wnis local freight train No. D. o. th.
Columbia a. Puget Sound. vas Nearing
shfs city lzst night af.oat : o'elsck the rear
trucks . z IosseI coal car ~ew fror, the
track causing a E-eEx that hncxaSes ire
road lntl after midnigat- Tee aecl&ent
happened near TIE Bay view brewer. IN
South Sezftts. ceszyinx tne Overland from
Portland ard a-so dszylax TIE Sousz
Special, IS tae track al fhts point e dos
bie-gaggs. 4 wTecking crew VS. sent %
IT, scene Immediately. with Instructions
- Gear the track with A. possible haste
Tas czFn& &c r Asaf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
Tk~ Returas FROM the Pride ard
NYxtery IN goatc CrIstn

Fcr scus t-e tes-e -es Aear w-a se~
taag the P-ise - tse Mo1a,asaz Mining
C1-e8rv. o. Monte C'rtE9 a5i NOT DE-
care dtxtSertss. says tzt Ssr3e- M5-er
It's slender Is o-casi9Ts "a hg gre constant
rtas-ls u11a ~ Etns~s Ar5 "a. scves
sh11t tAe hlE cF---zry's f-orz-ry. 70 tAa
eTect taas tee eo~0s-y Is now H7rkiaw
ve~ 1853 ere ts&en fcsa lae 15we- t1z.oe1.
w-a g Eaw CveE "a taelsan@ faet In
PRISE - f-e Eegstsins ground within
t-e rrss week Report hss E&z0~5 ear
-r-y ,Hat .B-rs a-oEsts % cunear trsfes.
sore 7ea t1s-s - ea~t sgs p8e8 un ar TIE
Fuetr &Wst5aR tra4t-ss NeeeNs#r
t-ss 3 ey ees.E1 BIZ 7r@e- &c a~ar En- zee
r.r5rE .-te-tas cr bsc6 asa t~e ~e2u--
-t5n w>s~ks car-es ERaSfs tee c~e SO r~ss-
s1T F. l-ssts.s 90 les~-- Aretas~ -
r~~rT wrE tee r8111s 81 trst --s
So fre HFayv sto-ke9ste-s NO Is e -se-
5f-t 81 $-s-, recently cTe-ss5 uare-
teat t1e Prise a11 Mvzsry paid r-cre
1ores - t-e ear. weEE q r1cnsa t1aa
sAe Tse EaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
nrn.l. R.tmeea tinssaon ana Flyer.

room hstween ths steamers Kingston ard
E-lysr aet Eeen heve zz3 Tacoma Ire at
Ter Gaining TIE ylrteTy - about four
inmates. TIE ElESssoR has fast come or
TIE WAYS and. lac u Sel-gT2o12e2 rAce
herxa- ~as feelng sr~y. TIE start was
Very ewes az 445 o'clocS- Tse tnes as
3 sea e4t urc4l1ta1iv vas Flyer. hour
arz & rslez.ss. ard EgaSs-az. = ngar ana
- r-s-1-eS- fsu tee retuz1 mp. Ws.e a.
terup-ax Ec-h ~ E1o-s tAa1 regsl27 ti-ae-
tae Kingston maee yhs passaEe III ho1r
ard zcrcy-aVe Minutes Considering 't19t
before being cleared tho Kingston Eas =
tao-ac1r beat, ek-s IS = rezasrEas.e PACK
an
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
RiGur-oF-w.Y SECURED.
Fer the Government Waterway ct
Cost af <ssss a1a -


TrceerutiuE Attorney McE3roy gave cut
the following statement last evening" rs-
war3lnE enc proceedings for the rtsnt-ef-
way soF the Lake Washington cara.
TIE entsre rIsat-rf-wav Trons Lake
yEashla<tcu tG thc feae % Salmon hav.
i~clu1teE ali rvaperFy exoFns tss ysgat-ot-
way 90 tse Seatr3e & International RAJ
ros& @acrc it crosses ere eEua1 Nas been
se4red 80 = cosf 80 So 1E Engineer
are BOW ~ wark tEgrrE or tAe cost e g
vsaaesa Era 81 aF1sSe 81 ~ uSs4 hy tsr -atl.
Ta2a in crossing 8he caual
'Taa sl5t to cortrH'n property Cor enc
vf<st-of-vay De- weau tte hosS ~ a1z-or
fEv sad S-15fs-e cove aw5 10 se-rre as fAe
government e re1ease - &auaEe C Ia~s
c1 ere merits snt eautH sAesez cf - Ernor
hay wsa - ccnrea-cs v5ts1n thsr<v
taRe
Tar ecst OF tee rzet-c<-vra~ ALREADY rs-
essrea 81 rsarF tsc-ssua dollars AzsIsvs 49,
estimate. De- is tGoerht tsas tns S-afts. 4
Ieterra ftcnal - ccestae~sez yse --oas-
sf,.on ~ acgaD<srE hag ghe ocsf ~ fee
sraw bridge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05
Sunday. Rand Concert.

TIE Sousa concert % this week dsd rot
discourage TIRE FIRST r. z1zssnt basd. On
the contrary. &r- Wagner se@<x wei sat
sized wlfa the showing he fs able % make
with only twsnty-three pssees. and ~ has
prepared a very good programme for nexs
Sundays concert.
TEs vocszssts vii hs Mrs w-hittleSsy.
whose name on any programme Always
means an enS9ys6ss number, ard a bass
saso.xs NJ Grass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-05

For vezS we kzvs sz~3 CAazbcr3zi-'s
CossA Remedy a>a slws~s ksep Z e Tie
hansa i Is reSa-Se1 r ocr ANY n =
sEecaac fer ool1s ard ersgn L : 8lso So
valuatae So vh08psne coaxh. No fz-5iv
shere ths-@ az eAAi2sVa shas.A4 a< EzlAaz-s
a-& :. E0zxx, O.nxv. Ne
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PRIDE os ruE NORTHERN PACIFIC
A Locomotive with several Expense
sRsfng tns pr@xemrnts

The pVSie % ts'e %eFt hcsn Fsa-En.. engine
&c. came puetrE up th~ tyarRs yeasersst
morning hansfnE t@eats-fC ssr fcsAe..,
freight ears aiaaE a. easily SIS u size pa 3
fssif ssnTle coach, Her hr.ehf @ew raar
- ratnt ard Shining hr@ss~re~k attracted
ntEontton al along the Ha~ eeve.-fal Y,-
about fhs yar1s. several 81 the usas esr.s
whe has heard - TIE reuaossrRes smH r.
constructed locomotive telling srea-l
eeterss q fvisnas eg her roes po5ats
Ise Gre Erese TvaS0n 80 sho pons1a-tt,
&c fNiz ntw engine among tha ns-s~r~w -
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OVATION TO S0USA.
THE FAMOUS MARCH KING TAKES
TIE TOWN.

His Two Concerts at the Armory
Bring oz- Hundreds of People
Who Watch the Leader with
His Little stick Play On All the
Pipes and Horns and Drums
The Afternoon and Evening Pro-
Sr1mme<-
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VA Pcvsare hay 1 srx:~-1ass steamer
ALL lesve seattle &9-cA = VIA inside pas
sage Fey rates AID Information a7pty a.
Arlington 65ck Cart Kelly EssEsr.
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CompesftSon-

We az -oN prepared 70 80 co- POS tieE.
Ger re tra3e fRzy measured & SsEpzresl.
IIEs5n. BREWER Auz LezS Primer. SaIss-
fAcuez gzar2ntee6. Cab o. z21resz Pest
Iase-lAg g@1er. Seat
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sszcaz-z process and can - tbs f-ezt@c
g. : -o-.t-z. e1s-, not sxces1cz s--sss -
ten Tse c-ss are q rsc- c1-o-T1s. brittle
ard -zEET= Sllva- Carrying sas1-
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Took stamp. without P~rm,..ioa

WASHINGTON. March : Cart
Thomas Nance. chief o. TIE stamp d.
vision OF me rostos7cs department and
one % TIE best krogn o9icaais iu waxn-
ingT0a was suspended from cfsce tn-
definitely today og Postr1astsr-Gezera
Wilson CT TIE charge % taking STAMPS
from tee department. without agtno-fty
TIE action Is ere outgrowth % she in
wesf3x&tj9n into the Cglraan stamp case
whIca recently figured consp3caoasly in
New Tork city.
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recommends TIE Use q tAe gres lest q al
sors1z -@Afa-t-N -t~3ze" sn1 guarantees
fne nets c.aA-let toT e Fos sac ~ al
@~EEw1Srs
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re a4fou~us3 a-as2I meeting % tse
yTasesaEron STATE TruEi grafton AsS0csz-
t1on 49, - Eela la tas rooz2x q me Sc
atsle Cs&Et~r C. CuasvrerCe ca Go13ay
ziarca rexs. az 81 eloxS 3 ~
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KLINE & ROSENBERG.
First Avenue, Foot of Cherry.

= due 10 Harry ?. wilson as Angsso. Ms
4. G. Sa.mon As Clau1ia. and Mrs HAIRY
@. Wright as Lady Ccsonna. % WON
TIA heavier parts were assigned
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Genuine cream csrarsis ts4zy. Haynes-
FSrst avenue and Columbia
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MINES AND MINING.
THE WORK BEING DONE ON PROP
EHTIEs ~ THE AETHow-

A rorrenrrzfor at the Red shirt
Nzr~ Capable of Handling sixty
Teas Dnfiy-Three Theasand Tons
Ready fer Tr~nsm~nf-A Report
That the Pride and Mystery
f-f~t. Are Turning nuf Mere
wsn~y Than the lie Rot.
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st LOUIS. March z.-S~za-tz Pros
con mission company hare asa xneH A.
se.s s@8s. u vA3ch az bgs x5ss, i
hypoE hecafs4.
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Az 60 ~ - = g 3.
Via eorthport.
Matte aud naIIion lshIpprdl
BIGGER THAN THE LIZ Ro,.

Nslles a. SeN17z1s. vaEue % nate ar
ere s1no~1s3 to~ ,He seek. sl3a "a 81
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DENVER Msrce Is p wzr-e-
NEaH sanA Es =-GE1a7. wAs he ae tarfzer
cear -hs Fsnrtee1tH s-rtss g2&4cE ans
~s-secz et s. 80
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Via Nelson

Teal value. sssl a7ss4. total value % ore
ard nate exported. s. E7f75 =
Ore ShExgr1e.g- So 2 a-ss~-4s since las. ves.-
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1T GROWS RAPIDLY.
Last Weeks Ore Production of the
koofenay.

The returns % ore produced from IRE
rrtreS O Kcotsnsy up 20 SATURDAY sASt.
a. compiled ny the Nelson Miner. are as
follows
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BREXITIEs.

re- cT--t~s. Hn-re rcrner ~ Mars
scr street and FggrtA avarae 1crth re-
feerts gNVr -E-rIae css-c-er euru as ~ f-s
cHEse ~ heeF1arE me KS s 3 gssa-ss 49,
ssres 20 theHs Nrx Magreee Mrlf Er-
AHd Nrs Mrg.Saa fcr Efss eF ect
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Via hssio.

0Is<.
. X q VI 60. 10 Great Fars. Mont. -
Toi&l value. E.z-S. average value per