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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

WASHINGTON. April 5.-The grand
Jury to-day returned indictments against
Lewis NICK Turner and Phillip McEl-
hone for the theft Of valuable manu-
scripts from the congressional library.
Among the specific charges are that they
obtained from the Peter Force collection
in The library valuable letter signed 10y
George Washington, value AT SZ'ooV;
George Washingtons private diary, dated
l11s and a circular letter bearing w ASH,
inrton's SIGNATURE. value at s., 500. and
two manuscript books valued at $1,000
each. said 10 bee the orderly books OF
Sir Edward Braddock I'm the French ana
Indian campaign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
The Yogul Satisfied.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. April 5.-SeDator
Hanna, who has come home 20 vote. says
that he regards the Dingley bill AZ a
satisfactory measure. going far enough
in the direction OF protection and provid-
ing sufficient revenue. The passage Of
that bill he believes TO be the pressing
need OF the hour Senator Hanna ex-
presses tho opinion that the arbitration
treaty viii be approved by the Senate
by a close vote.
When a ed II he thought Congression-
al action on the Cuban question probable
al this session, Mr.. Hanna replied:
II don't know. You can't tell about
that. 4 spark might drop In there az any
time and precipitate action. AT this time.
however | consider Congressional action
on the Cuban question improbable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

DAYTON. O.. April Fire said to have
been Of incendiIry origin. broke OUT h
fba vest wing on he Phillips House. cor
ner Main and Third etrce-s. about J.5l
o'clock this morning The west wing OF
the buiiIing was completely Quilted. and
tho other sections OF the hotel were Dad-
lv damaged boy water ana smohe Johh
COMPANY. ZEN through a skylight and sus-
tanned "a broken leg and bad fracture or
the skull. lie will probably die. hls
wife. whose name Is Miss Liiian Cloger'
also fell through skyllsht ana Is suiiei-
ing from a broken leg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
Captain Day viii Recover.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aprn 1.-The
condition of Captain b. r. Day, OF the
Navy. who was so seriously injured Sat
urday evening by falling down two flights
OF stairs at the Hotel Nanum. that he
was at first thought 20 be fatally injured
is much improved to-day. lie is sun sr-
ing with a bioken right thigh, bruised
limb and injured chest. but the physician
at the Naval Hospital. 20 which he was
taken az lis own request said there was
every reasoa to believe he would entirely
recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

SAVANNAH. GA. April 5.-The Inter
state Commerce Commission spent to-
rleint Of mo Savannah Freight Bureau
agail,st the Louisville and Nashville rail-
rcsd or aCccrnt of the alleged dis-rlmind,
fion I'm rates in force on its Pensacola and
Atlantic division hy which, II is -hiis a.
traffic is diverted from savannah 10 zen
sacOla Mobile and New Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

WINSTON. y. c.. April 5.-Special.-
The Fries .lanufacturing and Power Com-
panv was organized here to-day with
ranital stock OF $4,000 The principal pur-
pose of the company Is To establish an
miles from here to supply Winston-salem
with electric power ,,.
III W. Fries is president. c. II. togle.
vice-presdent and J. W. Fries, secretary
and treasurer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
ITILIIN lPIRLIiMENf ofINhD'
If. Policy VIII BE to Maintain the Peace
of fhrop

ROME, April 5.-The new Italian FAR
lament was formally opened this morning
by the King in person. Queen Marsherita
was also present, and four hundred Depu-
ties and one hundred Senators were IN
attendance but the Republican and So
cialist Deputies were absent. The speech
from the throne announced the institution
OF a number OF social and political re-
forms, and stated that the Government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-Weather fore
cast for Tuesday:
Virginia-Generally fair during the day;
probably Local showers IN early morning.
cooler; westerly winds.
North Carolna-Fair preceded by local
showers in eastern portion, westerly
winds
south Carolina Generally fair during
the day; southerly 90 westerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

Secretary Gage Arranging for the Tariff
Rates of the Future.


WASHINGTON, April 5.-Secretary
Gage to day issued a circnlar instructing
officers of customs 10 delay, until further
orders. final liquidation of entries Of any
merchandise arriving there at or after the
first day OF April. 1897. But liquidations
may be tentatively made, al such iiQui.
dations shall not be closed and stamped,
but shall be neld open during the pen
dancy Of this order so as TO oe amended
or corrected, If necessary. These direc-
tions shall not he applied however 20 any
entries made after Apil l. 1884, of mer-
chandise which was purchased and dl-
rected by the owLer TO be shipped for i'm
port into the United States by any per-
son prior TO April L. 1881.
Hereafter all entries for consumption,
except those specified In the preceding
paragraph shall be stamped in red ink
by the clerks respectively passing the
same under the direction Of the collector,
with the following words:
Subject 10 change Of rates II required
by law.-Collector
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

CHICAGO, April 5.-The Gl0be savings
Banks ala not open It's doors this morn
ing The Chicago Title and Trust Com
panv was appointed receiver. Tho capi-
tai stock OF the bank IL SZ,o.0o0 4 few
days ago an assessment OF ufty per cent.
OF its capital stock was made. and u
was supposed the tdrdy response on the
part OF stockholders Is the cause Of tho
collapse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
neneM A Prisoner

NEW YORK. April 5.-Chauncey ".
Depew IS a prisoner at his home. No.
4S west Flfty-fourth street confined by
his physlcions. who decided that. as he
would not be moderate in his attention
TO business. he must remain IN his room
and see none but members of his family.
that he may recover from the attack OF
lrltis. from which be suffers.
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nnmnce 10 Cattlemen.

CHEYENNE. WYOM., April 5.-lt Is es-
timated that the losses sustained oy cay,
range from > TO 20 per cent. The snow
lies one and "A half feet deep In Cheyenne.
ana from five 10 ten feet in the ravines.
Much anxiety is felt for many persons
r.nortal missing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. April 5.-Su-
rerior Judge Bahers to-day Issued an or
der nxing next Saturday as the date for
Recommending Theo. Durant TO be hanged
for the murder OF Blanch Lamont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
Aailor SharkeN Wins.

SALT LAKE. UTAH April o.-Iom
Sharkey and Jim Williams. champion OF
Utah. fought eight rounds before an audi
ence of J.. 800 people az the Salt Lake Atm
letic club this evening. sharAey was tne
winner. There was no decisioh' al'hough
tbe sailor had all the best OF IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

KINGSTON. Z. Y, April "a new en-
gine i'm the Lawrence cement mill az
Fddvvile. broke while being tested TINS
morning The force Of escaping steam
pinned the doors shut, ana AUGUSTUS Cal-
ier ana richard Law were literally cook
ed TO death. Law was foreman IN tne
Wright Machine Works, at NeWDurs'
where the engine was made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

BOSTON. MASS. April The battle
ship Iowa was given A preliminary run
to-day over the Cape Ann course. where
she viii have her final trial spin on We'd
nosday. The trial as far as st went was
thClOlghly sCccess ful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06
An EIRLl NEARING
Granted In tho Case OF the Joint Traffic
Association

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 5-The mo-
tion OF the Solicitor General to advance
for a speedy hearing the case OF the Joint
Traffic Association appealed by the Unit
ed States from the judgment OF the Court
OF Appeals for the Second District. in IA
vOr OF the Association, was granted to-
day by the Supreme Court but the hear
ing is fixed for the second Monday OF the
next term. This will carry the case over
until October OF this year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April Special.
The name OF Mr.. Wallace W Rawlings.
20 be postmaster at Asheville, y. G.. was
sent TO the Senate to-day.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The following was the range % tho
Thermometer al The Times oriSs yss'-s-
dav. A. NJ. SO: II NJ g. y. NJ. 10:
H. NJ 10. L. NJ. "a nldnsn1. ".
Average. ca 5-6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-06

was I'm fnll accord with all OF the other
European Powers In a determination ~
maintain 80 peace Of Europe.
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JAMES CASklE,
Chairman Bolrd Of Public Interests.
Richmond. Va. March ., 1891.

To the Board Ol fublc interests.
Gentlemen.-For many years | have con-
sidered that the-e was an advance whicn
could and should be made in our charity
department Of fhis city. I allude 20 the
City Almshouse and the mode OF taking
care OF the sick and INDECENT / believe
the time has arrived when the city with
its 10000 inhab tants should keep pace
With other cities and Is entitled 10 the
benefits Of n CITY hospital. And the indi-
gent poor could also be better cared for
and better benefits attained / am in
favor Of and propose 10 your honorable
body TO consiI,r the feasibility OF con-
verting our present. white almshouse into
a CITY hospital. 10 be fitted up with all
the newest and best means Of helping
the sick and wounded. 20 have a resident
physician who. together with his corps OF
assistants and trained nurses. could give
the best attention 10 those who should
receive the benefits Of this institution.
The faint Of the almshouse would be re-
moved. and the great blessings Of a city
hospital bestowed. I would further pro-
nose that every day in the week certain
hours would be set apart when the in
dioont ~ the city could be treated and
who could obtain there medicines free and
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Z. r. croexer, o: Everett. is =; the But
Ter
William Blscknan. Of. Olympia. IS at the
Northern.
G X Hiatt, the sh!nsie man. IS al the
Northern
MI and Mrs. Robert Heary. Of snoho-
uish, are ~ ire stevens.
Capt. ] e NQcre ef Ctsslady. arrived
a. the pilisr last evening.
), Austin. & WhsJeom merchant. is At
IN Butler, accorDIsa MED by hts wife.
Mr. ard Mrs William J Frederick Of
hoQulsra are among tne p.iier arrivals
Mr. James Bennett. ~ Portland f. visit.
inS Mrs y a Macpherson. as Oisr>sg pic
avenue, Queen A00e hll
Walter oakes- slgew.uterdcn, - the Fu-
g. Soma X Alas.lz Steamship Con4Ta ny
VS. -estti~ visitor yesterday
Ms. Kaoe. Hlss Kane a1t Ms &.
Nane @, = 81 .SlAuG. arrived - tae >
her yesterday. en route Fer England
Mrs ~ . Guy ana family. Mrs " r
PR aH1 family ana Mrs. : J Holmes
r,lu3ston.
George rsux. - Ph3isaelrhta Il AT ,ae
~ -Y4tr-,frs~6. aCcc-1ps riet1 ~ rs So
&c fEe NaUx- g. and his daughter. Ms-s
Aary ~ YAK Ioey are making 4 tour
q. yne Nar;Aw,at,
cstH fcr re last feur years lef, Yesterday
for Montreal - wax rslatiVs =. From Me-
,T2, ae So - - arg'sHa r. Visit tac
he~se az hts psFFcfs AlT = &keare as q
n1r.noeg ~ 81 &erSS cher
The following party arrived last evening
u $50. i.aer = ys.t the ei,y. Mr. ana
Ms 2. g. Fsrg Biz sEa Ars- WI az
A EcCcr-ulS NJ ara Ms James e
81 11k aa1 JoAa M Fa<F e Louisiana
Ase Oh tEar * 1Tr from @Ar sfsn,.s,o
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MARINE. NEW 8

PORT GAMBLE. July i4.-Sailed-Sehr
Ida Schauner. Capt. Nielsen. for Vallejo
and Benicia bk Fresno. Capt Inder~ cod,
for Honolulu. Arrived-Schr Joseph Russ.
twenty-four days from San Pedro.
PORT BI.AkELEY, July l5.-Sailed-
Schr Laura Nadsan. fer Newport.
TACOMA. July l3.-Arrived-Sh DashinS
Wave, from San Francisco. 81 Two Broth.
ers. from san Francisco.
TAToOSH July 4.-Passed--Br hk Po-
mona, from Chenanius for Freemant,e.
PORT TOW Ms END, July 1i-Arr. we'd
Sohr Esther Buhne. from Honolulu. schr
Robert Ssarles. from Honolulu; scar John
D. Tallant. from san Pedro.
MANA mo. July H.-Arrived--Bk wilma.
ASTORIA. July H--Arrived-Sir Colum-
bia.
tgMPQUA. July 'a-saiied-Schr Louise.
for san Pedro.
PORT HARFoRD. July 1I--SaiIed-Schr
Neptune. for Everett.
SAN FRANCISCO. July E.--ArTiyed---
Str Willamette. Seattle: str Excelsior. Tn
ala ska and s.. Michaels; schr Jennie The
lin. Gray's hareor: schr Lille1onne. Gray >
haroor. Sailed - Schr Salvador. Fort
Townsend: schr Muriel. Tacoma. SIR Far
allen, Yaqaina bay.
SAN DIEGO, July 3-Sailed-Ger 81
kehrewieier. for New Westminster.
SHANGHAI. July l3,-@Ss 8 ed-Bk.n Rob-
err Sudden, for Puget sound.
NUSHAGAn, Nay n.--Arriged-Bk;n
Willie r Hume; SIN Sterling, 81 Eclipse.
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intcr~tste Commerce Commits = on
Suspe nds the Long and
short Haul Ctnuse

Chicago dispatch to the ?ost-Inteili-
ssncsr last evening brought the iaforrna-
ION that the Interstate commerce. COM
mission mas suspended until December q
the long and short haul clause OF the
interstate act s. far As relates to The Eeso-
ssnas district The dlspat h further STA 3
mat the suspension ts made t. enable faIl-
roads TO compete with the Canadian Pa
cidc.
The information Is particularly interest
ING al this time. as IL terms allow for a
te" months a least. the meeting of IA les
made by the Canadian Pacific. When an
attempt was made few months ago 10
reorsanixe the Transcoatnental Associa-
Don and the cooperating associations II
cnnDee ting lines the Canadian Pacific held
aio5f for while and then fat-footcdly
refused TO join This gnw!liueness TO
sisc he agreements of the proposed asso-
citation led To- the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern backing down, on the very
excellent excuse that q transcontlnentai
association without the great Canadian
competitor would DC hollow tuockery
calculated 70 tie the hands OF the Ameri-
can roads in composition for ,rausconu-
mental business.
The Chicago aud 81. Paul papers have
from time 10 tin2e contained articles
charging the Canadian with rate cutting.
A rretense ali along. since the dissolution
or INC old association. mas been made TO
maintain rates. bat the Canadian Pacific
has been accused Of manipulation. Pro-
tests nave beer flied. bat the Canadian has
sioatiy maintained that there was no rate
cutting. Whether casos Ia point have been
taken up before the commission is not
stated. bat the suspension Of the clause
would lead 20 the belief that the Canadian
Pacific has been taking care Of itself. es~
pecsally as there Is no penalty {ss far "a
association agreement is conceFned) 10
forfeit, In Gaze OF their making rates to
suit their own convenience. The effect of
the ruling viii be AZ the eastern ends OF
lines and from intermediate stations In
the various systems for business into the
kOotenai country.
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-
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Bark ceylon. Capt. Calhoun. which sail
ed from here a short tine ago is due %
arrive next week IL Honolulu.
Steamship MatsuyaMa Maru was load
ing rapidiy yesterday. She viii probably
have a good cargo. The Centennial mills
Of Spokane. VIII send 10 Japan by her a
large order OF -four.
. 500 tons Of Black Diamond coal last nigh
~ the Oregon Improvement Company :
hunkers and was expected 10 sail this
morning for San Francisco.
The three masted schooner Jennie Siei-
In, which sailed from San Francisco for
Portland last Friday, caussd some com
motion by drifting in through the fog to-
20 tie shore near rotat San Pedro
Two tugs were sent 20 her assistance. hut
the master Of the schooner fused the,g
aid claiming that as vessel was IN a safe
anchorage and that si.e could easily sc,
out TO SEA when favored with a breeze.
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Tire sfSt annual meeting ~ stockhold-
rs q the Alaska Pacific Express Com
rarv was he}t IN tA.s citv a. o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Tne following truS-
taes ware -'ectee tor - ensuing year.
Jacob Furth NJ q. Hail 7 4 NadeaE,
E. z Cg:ae and Charles r Nsrd&y.
The board O. trust IS orEa a.1sd b. Il Ct
.nS the following officers; President.
Jacob Fur,n vice president z. r Game;
general manager. II 6. Halt treasurer.
r. Y Ankeny. ssC~et4-y. Charles F. Nun
say: auditor. 7. 2. Harlow.
A. Indicated above tire company has
sst r'ose6 Is FIST years hos ness. II has
ef1-e~ Al Ska. Jursau and Wrargel. In
Alaska ard a. Seattle. where business
is Exchanged with the sther express com
ran.es-
General Manager Hal who e also r. u
e-al manager ~ the Novfh~-r pscfHc TX
press Corn~&as. pres rteG g report o. ne
business dc-e Ger Che scar ending June
E. l>a~ wfirh Wss very satisfactory 10 the
stockholders
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January aud
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions s.nce January
l. 1897. are g. 1e7 1870 There were filed for
record yesterday Ii deeds. agsregating
s5.1ss. Following Is a list furnished BY
tie Seattle Abstract Company. room Az
New York block
Thomas " prosch =: TX 70 The County
OF k.ng. wis ~ and uis ne sw sec s.. ~
- J. 10 a july I3, sw s..
Hans Anderson 10 john Lee. sw Sc
sec ). ~ - 8. 20 a, January g. 500.
\. IL. Latiu1er 80 AK 70 VIM \ Young.
lots 90 s. niz lots and Z. block 6. Bel *
benuy's plat, with All httoral and Tipari an
e, 81
John kowen 20 Vim. II. Henson. lot L..
block ~. J j Moss "a as june -. So.
Adda a Bradley 10 Andrew J. Mitchell,
ruary s. sl.raD
Norman " Harris et TX. Alien e
Forbes, Henry s. sonieli e. u1.. Henry ".
Hsrtot 81 ux and Albert : Chester al uN.
70 The Seattle Traction Co. al, int Of
gtsnteTs acquired under foFcclos are pro
ce<~1inss In L. s. circuit court In and to al
franchises. etc. owned oy Seattle Fec
trio Railway and Power Co. also lots /. :,
II and y. block :, Bell heirs l>t al, Win
rolling stock. line OF railway ard personal
property % Seattle Consolidated Street
Railway Co lot .. block ~ BELL heirs 81
al lots and ~ bIocs /. Eel heirs Ist az.
also part lot II. hi * rs. Seattle Tide
Ian IL. sw ne sec l. II 3. I usf sw
sec -. ~ *, :. loJs Il 3. olocA 5. Geo.
kiuneSF's al lots :. I. +. - 70 -. block u
lots : 10 Is hloek J. Phinasys al: lot p
block S. ana los 80 block De. a y penpys
I'D and all other prop FRS Of SAID COM
panics January S, ctc.
Moses ii SaeW ct az tc J.. IL jones. "a
in r. sN sc e a. 81 8. MAJ b. 81"
Judge Il Andrews - *. 80 pat13 era
hasr. rw ur $50 81 - - 6 a. oc-c-
bsr s ls9t sw &
Y ! aad emma IL. S.nt hers Ga y \.
STEPHENS. bspek Mayer i-t aa Moore
81 ~G. tots Il aNd 81 btcs& Fu,a5 ad.
West Seattle: h.oeA 8. NHcf er's DIV. Green
I ake ad blocks 3 50 t2 8 ~ 70 ~ ard g.
Wooas' s ptv. Green l7ke "a io.s s and
g. riacA -. - A. DERRY Broadway ad.
tract - aaa ~ ard vie tract : West Sc
sttte $a~-V tracts ana He se oe seC -.
~ q rs Jurs g. s.
II \ stephens - ux - e : Srrtth lots
E sud .. block ~ = a. penus IS Hr 1&way
AZ July : s. no
Mrs \ W nr.-ta}w aut husband A
W 80 LoUis Andersen. lot II. block
Il Gilman Pa1k MAJ e. go
attorney. % Samuel ne.ete, ia lot
~t e s. - : JEts Il 81"
" " E.rk ~ Xxx On = q ar3 ! y.
ls,ek =. lots sua S see "a ~ -. 3
JuIy a. $50
II s5suss.er az az ia A.oers Hansen.
lots 81 s -. 81 ant }6. hook s. S.4eea
Acne as. yuce e SO
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(Ourf NuiTa.

"Aaan J. Brannon yesterday qualiIed
y snIlA.Siraiof de 6ouls non az the e.
~ o. AHfe NJ. Berry giving bond IN the
s.n oi Ie11
A. matters set tot hearing Ia the equity
ss4sIlsal ecEc continued bY Judge
A2Zls ~ tomorrow. Friday. They viii
a9sshf up N The afternoon. tire morn
= astas devoted 10 probate business.
- s'A u Susan Mcintyre was alea fer
Fss@4ls Yesterday II IS date MY =.
- lie property Of every description =
aiasa 10 the SpveQ cAL4uren 81 the
ERASED. James /. MeE.iroy IL named :
asaioF without bond
Ansml1titlr VAS received yesterday from
sgsfcflle ceurt ~ The state Affirming
* @ss q Z. +. hoarmaa IS. +. l.
..ssassS, n watch kpSrnan baa recov-
: augment in the caHrt below. which
w ssFFeias court sustainS
.A'tcss> ef Incorporation we're lle.i y,-,-
go lvr The White River Lumber Com
sasflAi stocS. ESQ.,, su in $50 shares
ssss AlsSsnoeT Turneail Charles
Ssssoa 6 VI liaeson, A @. Hanson. G
: hsnsca aud Lcuis Olsen
-. .ss si,y has scored another legal vie
- me SHAPE or a Judgment for
- Nhoeat Sf street grade taxes or 4
s'a s'~nne This amount IS declared
- &C the property. anu the CITY -
- asssree OF foreclosure.
.sFa Iseuseyer = as admitted "a e,t,zen
@ SA1se Acore yesterday some de-
ne case Was oeca toned ~ the ,nrf
sk,nessrs ttoihcr. who appeared "a
~ as Witness was voter. hut NET
s~~ssh III hNed su Seattle before the
''sf} VAS made state.
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The jonESas-e.ser $50 struck tar high
- wages f-- ~ -. @f~r %tefl r. cra re
Great Nor.eeyr ears ~ Ariingten deck
aavs beer granted - certs an hou- for
;ae heavy work. While ere old rate O.. *
cents An boar SIT prevails au the traE
re <at These }orx hor~rasr are ret
members % re loCNl ur:or- which IL
s.s,s unon sad receives 81 cer.s an hour
rney are regularly employed ny me Great
Northern "a loa<sEcre vorx I'D make
- - ths quality - work for tire small
~sv tR~w receive.
T'he~e IL much ceT2r, saint as . TIE low
ness ~ wages bat 3 strike = useless he-
cause 50 many cnsxG iaooTsrs can os
found 70 replace r,en wao hold their ser
s.ces q So.
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his Dartn-- had a sr... graft he worked

his partn.- had a great graft he worked
ca preachers"
r warrant was l~eset Iaxt evening from
tn@ municipal court sor TIE arrest %
Michael S>agie. He In accused 81 allow
Ing his hsns. chickens and geese 20 ran a,
age hea! fsessr way ard Nineteenth
X {. o'Er.sn. q tsausser. WHO was nned
= arc COSTA IL Tie E.1lles "a. coGr- Tues
day Tor allowing = 1screp!t cI- morse 20
roam around the city. ard VINO gave no.
ice CT az appeas, withdrew the notice ard
paid sis fine
ne preliminary examination OF Carl
nam3srxsr. VINO was Saa snort IN MS ac-
counts as SECRETARY Of tas Grand Asoaze q
ttt sons al herman. was contIE.lsesG yes
tefo@{ afternoon " justice austin 10
S1ly z, at tae request Of the 1sfeaze.
joan Shen. who tried 10 stab Pasroirnan
E'"sfs three Or foar yeas ago aaH D.
Tor. Judge b9E2s yesterday Afternoon
charged WITH intoxication. l.. A BaFtssa
was rae arsextsrg offtcsr 'state the cir
ylfs.staiaees said Judge Bogee TO Officer
hAfoee found him augstng post -
vas TIE reply After the Judge inquired Up
aid found that Shea had been before htra
= - HEssz IN four or I've days he sst3
Ten dollars and costs" ssea is lovg rus
te@t'nS is the city saiL
Melody Choir who IL well known by ths
o4a-t.fasrs. MADE call upon Chief OF go
slss t.es5 yesterday afternoon He WAS
greatly disturbed over ths actions Of some
Doys, wao, be says, throw stones al as
hoase- MI Chair had diagrams OF The
mouse as.c surrounding country To enable
the astectiYcs 10 work out the case Chief
Heed SAID that Detective Cudsaee would
probably oe hack from sidHey where fns.
berg murder trial ~ IN progress today
and tlEt DE would tell him al. about TIC
affair