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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

posts q sssaoo. szsseases sassasss 10
Gay
NEw YORK. reh 4-Msaxaexy. tAs
famous HGugArt81 artist q very &c AZ
NlsnnA ft s. said thzf TWO vears asa
be vas q acsd lu q private srzSz - asylgm
near Bonn, ard teat Sc az fsrocgs4ffy IA
wfzl never &c sbss % werx az rs sssel
zEa21.
PARIS. FEB 2-Tne Frenca xyveyn-
roen1 hzs protested 20 sae kae1fge 1gztas.
fae Exy ptasn govsrnzrsn- acrepsanr 4
British lean FOR 70 payment q - ~.
pensss % t1s Arg50- s-xy pti2n sxpssssftea
% DenEosa.
PARIS Fea. s-prexs5ene raurs tstay
Vis8tsd the Pastezr i8haraeary 90 KHie-
Eeuv@ / EtzEE rear Paris Ard s~fsrexss4
experiments wkfN 4ftRen horses WAseh hs4
been i21scu.atee in order 70 prosIa.e sssi-
Pal ue sErum-
HERSE SNItEertan1 rsa. The hgri-
esTatn nas pE1tnte4 court ~ thr@@ syas-
traitors 20 settle ire Essputs nefSaer Great
Britain and Colombia in regard 70 ire caa-
sfracttoI % . ratsroz1 kssf wsan me Nsz-
della river ard Ia@ t0wn % Ma&zin.
WASHINGTON. Fen. 4-Eae East Tea
Cezsee bridge burners have heen recar-
Tuer&e8 hy the house co-zrri.ts "a ssvslsd
pensions - W-Tr1y a rate - 50 q I1zth
hsse &1Es c. tcs peri cuS eearacssr % f5sfr
eutT aE1 th@ saTfertrEs they n~t~~wsnfs
BERNIE. SwitZsTtanS Fea The FED
eraE council hss suhr1stsas 60 tMe Tnsts1
states government Ire 8raft % a nsx "a
trafitic1 treaty 20 sape~seEks t1s nressst
treaty. weicn permits SE8sz etfz@rz 20 -
eEtrs1sted 70 fhs CE1ted States c0ntrsfT
20 a1e Swiss exsrnGE-t1m AVS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
GOSSIP OF BERLIN.
esfx GA Americas Pork Aboat 20
he Removed.

RERLFS. Fsh the predicted eouse,-
fsAtfcn Of tha LIBERAL FssAitesl parties IN
Germany has not bo~a seriously under
taken ~ tie leaders and tsae sKe-s5t3vs
committees % fhe var1ous factions. TIE
s~a raAirzl wings headed - HerTun
pi~hser sna Rlcksrs have arrived - sa
urdsYstauainE fer united seton "a a. tha
reseh~ssF electoral districts nov repre-
ssnt~a - conservatives. bat believed %
ee ready for enaEgs. TIE soath German
r. eacai parties are expected - euf@T into
shs union. me liberal gsrs=s snd part q
TIE national liberal press. s1ca as the Ma
sinna1 Zestunx &n6 TIE Cologne Gazette.
are advocating unson. while TIE Tassischa
ysstuuE fhs Taeshsft ara fae Frank
fsrtsr Zetung snthuA aHticaf1y support
rs seeeu.. since Use ths Liberals have
!nst Faucn Fseuna 6gt ;ss leaders believe
tat fhs tsa effouafy sErarlaa policy % ths
government has sfars esfranEed many
shauaaras % electors ard tsaf ere I3,sev-
a. - mex ussits. csn noW gain \ majority
a. ths rslehstaw 81 fhr elections % ise7
T-h~ rasrastsg. fsr many years pawt- has
eseofes a res1fsffon prsvfasug f9r tha
rssv-srHnt % raesHheHw h1t fh@ bandesrafh
"a. afways nugii~d o. T7s~ woTa~rssary Z
Nas new fnstraatea thAf 70 - V~enaFef 20
support tns payment g rasHhe 2 tAe
sesehatzE psmea az amendment resfrt~t-
snr tne e5e-terul francht~e. TTge velcss'sE
however. i nat nke1y g accept this prop
ea'tion-
TAa Hrss coaft ball toek place on
"wednesday mn4 vas great spcreas.
Aharts - people atteEdee. suf fhs ~as-
fumes v~re tsrtlfart Tutta3 states Arr
e.a~saaer aes Mfs NA3 werr auoHE Ehass
.sfs.ent ne emperor fsten5s 60 awe
se.ta-n@ hsH on Feh~uarF "a IN hoBeT Of
.he centenary % WlEfaHs F. aet e s. saa
A. ufH sa~r,sss auv V-nV .oas stui.sr haE.
TIE Cologne v0sks Eeitlax etatns tsst
g. has rroos tA3t FmpsTev WU8aa. az
se~ the reeeaf vevesss31e wrote r. per-
saaA letter - Prince fusmafcN. appeal
SAG 20 asm 60 tse ETeuua 60 rstri8f s1s,
- esass IS d.vglElrg q osrmaa state
pottrtes
speaking - fAs revci stians - Fa.tss Ak
sfAssrn fn Germany. P~f0re Hss~ss~c& s.
rrparts8 te have sals "a a. tatervasw fas
ssseak "Tae rAsE. against whAea kaa
- - - hsr8 a. tas faunsati1n Ana fHe
Au1taia So = tas vrzsrsf-e has ras UaEe it-
swlf rsso-A ~ hcFre wfth us
prines EteHeaF>E waru--E approves =
fNs apra8Htrrere 80 CauGs MsrsxEe as
Yasasan rantster faf feTesEl a=sIfs. cay
snxs ''lfs 81 tsst tAr u1an 8 always heey-a
% sre Nasssan fe-ezRn Hssaasfsr II pc
turns cus as fS7ers re- 49, - zen"
TIE ~ -sain veG-ena rt Erm srflt~
dusv - aFuay eescess IN EHs prime 60 ase
q sans1nae& ard has raw aroused sven
the opposition - tAe uk-teez. t4ee-s s.
Thsere - ws1en taGlsnatsao zU = 4~teee elr-
a. the rSrs teat sF*r~af ea asag ssasa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

NEWPORT. P J., FEB. 4-Tne naval
board appointed 70 examine and decide
upon The greater adapta141Ify q ere uni
yersaI and mobile torpe3Oes. Uet today AZ
tae rorpe53 station TIE board cons tste6
@ Capt. Merrlu Miller ard Commanders
Richard Waznzr1gat and George A Con-
verse. TIE tzstsr s comma nstsr a. t1s
t0TTsedo station snc - ons % Ehe leading
torpedo experts n to navy T7Eo styles
of torgedoes are Esed 81 tire navy, IRE
T-hItene2d ard PoEeil. t71t fae manner
az operating them Is - different AMI 80
May complications have arisen ever ia
use % the two styles that 4 became nee
s&sry 70 TX upon che and discard th@
other. Ire board today selected ths
waite head. although t1e cozt 20 me gov
eminent Is 0ne-faird greater thau rs
Powell
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

ssssek. oc--4r r. Esr~s AZ C11T ave-
zz3s- Tzs $50 - zr-z az - = -
ezZr-AS zz-z E@@s ssez-szs 80 lzaz-
rZze&17 r@sT@-~4-z -4@- E-@S--IS~z --r@1
g. s4= = ~ - Ez1s a. zr2-sTe
--zsse ss- fa@ saee- -ao1z zssw a-z 1s-E-e-
KS1ts- - -zz re- az sz-zzzs-x Sax
E-E z-wzFe--s-- rs z&ee-E - E-s Ex-
e-zrxs x~ss p-sss1er a E1s v-@
yx@sssE--s X 2 s9~x--s1rs- s@--s-sry.
EEs-1 Is zsxzE1sz- s@9~e-z-Ep ? .
car Ersaxs~s- a Eesg&-S. cGz-ss4
x = EHa1-g TIE ~@-Z.&-s1z @ - --sz
= > Ezz-zxrT r-zr Z z - en2-1zs1 -
sss1 q ra4E~N- a. - -z.s-2zT r~2-ESes
- z-szz-T ize--ss1s g .ns szzss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

Engineer OF the Oriental Steamer
Victoria Afflicted.

TACOMA. Fe5. s--STssctal-A Te-slire
cs~s % smallpox res b-oken ogt a. go
South Ssva~1th strvst where J. L Csha
sss>ons8 errxtnee-- - Ehe ste4rnEtip Ftc1Drsz
- ar tstssf. TIE esse was Arst rsot sses3 AS
rlIr-f TIE premises have tse~l qgEa~sra-
fius-i ard a r.sitre oftica~ 3etls3le1 % keeo
people ~ 3 dtstasc@. The heath or os-s
VII tcrrpwngw 2eAecF special russian
70 take charge ~ ~ case- C,eob OFT
t--zs-fes1 the 6isamSa FROM TIE Chtges@
rrsfzr hza-7s = the cTew While the z-ezza ws~
On r-11sa FROM tha Orient Arosker ar
ra.y-@ - TIRE vessel wsso has been as~o-
ssstsza with Cobb has boen brought s-s-u
F5sfsJa ard p,area 81 tne Eane hozze
ThA "a fesrsf r. tas1 fi 20 - Tenayvess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
rortuxuese Cabinet Dissolved.

LISBON. Feh Sire Portuguese u.f~-
ietTy las res. ruef. IL j. gr eFetaas thar
Ss-e- }.aetsna fsa Castro ~itf 80 5-trtset-
- wlfh tae gssR - reforming fne ea hfrrt
l.o%Iso% Fva a dispatch rs ere
Tires srars lasf-rn wieN tee fai-aetaw
exrianstler - ere downfall oe - Fserts-
EHe~a ministry
~lt arGesfs that PreE sr Fraesto r
THatE- ElHarsa seSes tssa ksHr 50 a-nas-s
o nae7af- of 8te senators for tee 3 rrsose
- FrattaE a'rn fo carry eH tse govern
Enassf Tsss tae Aeg ef4~s3 re sa ans
fse es1.aet at orse reetr-ef T.-s u~
grae1-e wae has r~ge-ts kre teA task =
rsFern srS ere ~sa.r=f w sFet 3 81 -e-
81 r0ex-ees{ss astutstrg- Parliament Eks
e-ze- sslse-. s-tss -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
ANOTHER ROSE CARNIVAL
Prize. TO BE Awarded fer Last Years
snsIr.

TACOMA. Fea s-S Fez~saf-The ros~
ca-7fz~zl project VII ~ revived ~ 4
r1e~-tlnx - - heH ~ Ere C7zs1bsr -
s'-,-r~7e-cs r1ue7ps Ma0sfay 1iEat- a. that
si-z,e era prixee sa~ Iass year's affair wtu
- a-arsszf ard atrFr rakeu - rso-rari re
f0r the next ce5eH-ss ts17-
The sslsgwtr-g wt1 -@-eivs medals. No
ran. sT~Nlns1 4 CO. fhe PsouAe's sto-e
Morris Gs-sss. Tnfs 70 Gross Pos. Lawn
90 Fs,}ss@z 80 ere Tar-af@es As1ggas.
X Lrgv~i Me- W H Bass5zr5 s2e Ms a
= HroEaw E,Ffussrd Petr- Migw Pfaoeha
Hose. Msar Etssf Es,3er Robert Hy9e.
Mes Narr1e WEl8srus N.e Carrie Iaaf-
fzw MISS Fre-af A7sfrsz-z Ee5I Tsvst ae-z
WINE OBJ N-Esv1ast a SESSIONS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

SaygzrleEsE. = 80 es3zsv wzzG cas- >
Elss. IzNzr6. sz-g u rsw @ S. Ls7E.
80 , * no 1zrzs - zGE - L1-E@.
- 3 r. fGE--zrasEs1 s@ngo-er z x
= cd. tzo taE@%-El&srsz1 sE1ooZsrs. : >.
II Il E1@ Straits DgGz1 81. three Pa d
Er1 tx S1T1s1- 1tzzsz5s- so113 =. stez r.
er HsZz Taz CuEwzr1 Err@@-r-zEtsd
sc1co1s-. - :. x lz-gs steamer. -
3 n
PORT A%f5 ELS. FEB "a ? =.-Sgs-
ela1-k szrgEz@E@r. So e40G1ys Ml-1.
s5zzhezzz -Esz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
The I.ons<fnna Sufferers

ST. LOUIS. reh. 5.-A special 70 che Re
pfc from Shreveport. La. sayE. Tnsrtv
thousand people f. me state are practical
T. Starving % death 4 relief committees.
which has inspected the stricken parishes
zezr Shreveport. says This n1a5e o. peo-
re wlI have 70 - sustained during the
unf~lltfgl season TIE state has already
expended ssz.ps9 f9r corn and provisions
far the sufferers a-3 calls for funds A
meeting vas held 81 Shreveport today w
der the call o ire Board q Trace. and
- 80 vas subscribed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

VALLEJO cal FEB 5-One hundred
ana f0Tty-three apprentices 81 au were
or tsEed or ire receiving snip Tndeues-
deree ssucs the orGer vas ISSUED from
Washington calling tor boys for tne naval
training statloa- Ore h8n1red 1sft ca ne
ADAMS THURSDAY suS ars nov a. SansaIfr1
Ire adams H5I lle lu tae aag .be~s fsr a
fsw days % hena sails and give fne boys
q aftis drilling. ard then vii leave or 4
cruise OK About SIX months.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

TACOMA. Fsh specl.i--A Ere ~ -
81 Hsfers avenue last night deet -ovea
tne trr~~ port.an cf tre t1if4.rz s-s IT.
co-tentR Thc Loser fear was o~-up 81
he t. Eoss ax carpet ard ess~~fre-a
cleaning esea tll@s1serf T = Far -ersr-a
ans family 8nd Thomas perr Hee-5 0a me
ur-.er rooT Teere was 20 Insurance on
fse taHttrx or contents THe t-s-8 *
uFs cw-ea av the $oTrbsra Fs-te~ Rail
Wy Company ard was va5lae az :. sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
HUSBAND AND son.
PATRIOTS ExErTTFD WITHOUT
NOTICE TO THEIR FAMILIES

D~s<rfptfon Of Mfsfssrr k1Esfm< st
Fsrr Cshans<-WTnk Lively 9HsSe
ana Large tuSf~n~~s-4 Czsaa
Boy 5nHv Hsnna~e ON rh- Ff-sT
ysIley-H-mrrr~RAa Grief Of fAe
B~r~@xea Msfh~r and Wife,
6rne.om< sight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

OAkLAND Cat- Fes E-Ts'Aa Tark-
- gesr-o,1 sa~ - Rev y g. ca uasrar
90 q strs Ne-r zA-Aaaa1 esurea f-ie1 70
erwu satfe ev sskt1E cs@~osa ~n .s~
14N ae - els far-e- zAf wara 6t& a1s
see. .4sE. a-- be wcasl os as reA eeA1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
MAT shn,r Cane for Continuance.

LEADvILLE. Co'.. Fen. s.-Tae district
cozrt today Instructed tse states a tornev
% snow cause -ouorrow for granting
rs motion Tor continuance n me cases
q GeaFy, MgIeu. kssrney. Bore ard
Rove Indicted fo- TIRE murder o. Fireman
O-Eeege a. ire Coronado mine, Septsu-
Der e -
TIE legislative strike Investigation com
Tnittes .06ay heard rln5er = witnesses
n rebuttzl en- behalf cf tas Miners
Union.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
Mother ana ChiIdrrn Drowned

SALT LAKE. F@b s-A special - f.e
--ri95 f-o-n Blg*t@ Mont says ~ Big
TS-npeF n tae eastern rart ~ TIE s~afe
Mrs. To-z Cso~r 8rowrse9 herasit arr three
rrf 8re- .lu rne TetB1wN.7gse river th5s
af-e-rg1o-- Tae tz15iez have rso< beer re-
Covered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

MADRID. Fe5 81 private 6ispatca
has eeen received here from Mania 20
tae e7ecs tnat ela1t -nesnberp % r1s in
zlrEs1t government have been sHot-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

ADRIAN SIC. Feb. f-Tae condition q
Gen Joe Shelby 3 stiH very cr5-icsl ard
fhe attending physicians have utrie bore
q rs recovery. He has beer unconscious
nearly as day
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

OR Bsst A--o@zeag Csng1z-- from
e % $40 curing sac
Al CIR C-zI3ecss. IgzE zz9 lark. ero=
& o &c during sac
CS0-as1 HszvT osId1g FAz1zsas, a. -
1Bc@3 - 4+1c &ZTE1g sale
r.@esk 5--szcz Heavy Ssrxs D-ssz
Goes1s very stzo-g from s5- . 80 y2rA
= usases zs}-wa-s. gs-anen wt5@ M5xs1
--ess csoo@s. sre-z - ard e rsr y2-1
% &c 5z-tsx sale
= utse@x Dress zoozs. mostly trzpss---
IS xoae2@. frosn Sc zn1 Ezzs y2r1 -
~ s3ar1zz sac
Head Res.s ard Caszasns a. hslt-
prtee-
4 sazn so- - a-e 1s-.n-a Cssans-e
snd A1.-waol Tr11o1, srcrl sc . &c
6u-l1E ssIs
s.. ard EssS- lf-BssacaAs Tssas LII
e. e ~ yars 1-rng sa5s-
Frsrzs1 Pei sr-1 Ware Ta1ls Covers
3. zr-asI c0s- 80 cl5s&-
4 ssr q Sc Ware Bed SErez5s- re-
aBee1 % s.s- suriax sale
4 20 @ 3 Waite Es1 Srzsz1s. Re-
1zee5 20 x15 e1EszE sals-
A 81 az P1zta Cs1orsd Slkolszes. r.
suced q = 6u-lEg ssAs-
4 faw pieces Fxgrs1 AIl-Tcssl Estsr-
fczz- srou szsc = zT.zc 1Gr1-g szls-
z-varss asse B1eacass S1esE4-g. Erozz
&c 20 15c durizz sale
4 a1s CT E-laen Tz1te Tsozez FIsrzel.
from &c g Ise during sais
A sot % nest qualify Fsats rar1s
xg9e. from 3 = - - yar5-
Best Cazza SKIS. 80 yard.
Bes- Tzrzrese S5xs. - TaT1-
CzecEA4 TozszlEE ~ - ya-1
AZ cd 1o- * Men's oversA.r1s. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
A sre,iac fer Cold. and croun.

For wars re hsve usod Char1Aerlsla's
Ceash Remedy Aa1 sleavs keep s; Ia Ike
haose. Il Is rcea-sc3 re CIR f,--5lv as
specihe ~ coias ard ercen Ii il also in-
xatnaAse for whoon5ne oeaeh. No fsrui}v
where there are chsl3srn shaaIl he wslhaus
iG--R T. GoAEg, cl2ey, Ne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

Frazk r Eenlrk Hss been appointed
ca-1lsr - zee water department wee u.
P &cE-n.ey. N1o nas rss EEec -o ACCEPT
re r.osis,7n % ca1-lsr r. tas city rreas-
EEsTs lGe4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RAINIEgGRASD.

49,
RAINIEg-GRASD.
ggaa u Hama. Seattle.
2 = 1cs - All zlke. SeSttie
= zs-acs G. C4saslg. Mare gso-.s.
4ezr p A2app Saa Fraz-Lsca.
Il G. Porter. CG1ezGp.
A G. Bzsss- san Frsaescso.
C1sFass y Lc5Izs. Clty-
y 7. Sslcz2oU. SsE YORK
4. =. Dunn. CRY
Kerr &sEeFEcyta- Czlczg0.
Joaz GzTtsy. Ph zoslphl&-
Wu JCT-asgB P1lSzslva1z
Herb Ez1z De1TTr-
Ezra EUklA. &e@ York
TIE STEVENS.
Jaeos Be.x. T212 WAllA
Charles E1Anfo-t. P9Ttlzz5
= = Earle. Cos2egs-
r e. LEfaT1. ~ Esruo1-
III y .lz1asxi. City
J. 2 Martin. CITY
=. =. f.eany. Br~ueTto--
~ =. CglsEau. Tolessg, .
= e H1Eard. Portland
G T. strong. Ta4o1. IL
= l. streIE. Ense1. II
Charles u L>oern1s. Issa18zs.
o. y Lee ard we. Tscoz4z-
Z. Luies. san Francisco
II a Ward, Tacoma
c. Ressuaa san Fra1elsco.
y y LgBnn L<9CmlzEcz-
: l. FDnsenEtssn. Be4ge1 worth.
, Aznley. Tacoma
A. II Cza5klns an9 wlfs. y aztc0--
g. : ScotL. Tacoma
James MASON. L4aG
z B50nGl. Port Tgwnzsa1
J = Grant. Spsxase-
J. Il. GrooI. CstE-
Henry II Car. 81 Pau
e Gyer. City.
2. J X Manning. Portland
J z Poster Spezs1s-
Charles J. War3. Cs:y.
y. II. EsE9rtay. Port B.aksley.
TIE DILLER-
Thomas Jensen gg2z1ish.
James \ lZett Oak Haroor-
Il =. Eekzy. Per- Natason-
= T. Wsavsr. TratL =. G.
Milton SEeacer- TraiL B. g
James Harris, Tot
Nh James Harris. T0lt.
H~E Jo1r Curry. Tot
John Curry. TolL
X = HuIoers. Saoh0mish.
Charles y N4.heney, Aosher-
Thomas MeCa5ery. Eyerett-
Arthur B3ucaer. New wnatco1a-
Il .. Ser Arlington
Rsbert Brir1x+Cr. Pettagcs I-easn1
X = PerkInso1. ~ Ter1Sn-
9. n Savage Olympia
Esrr Far-ar Olympia.
A r T5lu ard wife. E5m5nts.
. ". Johrson. PORT camb5e.
james 2 Bsz nancy. Tot
Wn Carroll. Toronto. CznstA
James Winter. Eoguia1.
p Chr.s.rna1- Shelton
Mr. Jennie Hanson. Back D1a mona
Mis- annie Thomas Black Diamond
Mtss Jsnle Hamilton Rack Diamond
Mrs John Roberts. BACK Diamond
Tsz Ace T.onaiEsE. III feTnoa-
Mss Gertrude MucSon- FIoTsucs-
CAPT 2 N9rley. san FRA acisco.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
A " Wolave~. what-orn.
: " Bg0ker Tsg-t = suley.
p ~ Fg.@onl. Everett
g u SE1nEe~ olympia
Fred ssFs-aTr HssW-osss
Earl = Beck. Rave1a Park
sam David SDo1o~nish-
II Bzica F3-- Argeses-
: Paerssvv. T'o~s Ts3v--ss-zad-
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dia, where foreign troops have been
landed; otherwise the admirals say
they will employ force.
1t is not considered likely that this
proclamation will have much effect, in
gents that they will shed the last drop
of their blood to secure the union of
Crete and Greece. Except at the points
occupied by the powers in this island,
anarchy and famine are feared. Both
the Turkish and Greek troops are
quite undisciplined.
LONDON, March PA dispatch to
the Chronicle from Canea, at midnight,
says the transport ship Clyde, with
the British contingent of occupying
troops, has arrived and will land them
today wednesday,. The proclamation
of blockade consists of seven articles
The first provides that no neutral YES
sci nor any vessel belonging to one of
the six powers shall be allowed to land
stores except at ports occupied by the
powers. The second provides that no
armed person and no person of Greek
nationality, armed or unarmed, shall
be allowed to land without the au-
thority of the senior naval officer on
the station. The remaining articles fix
the DlOckdue llIlllIS ana state the con-
ditions under which vessels are to be
searched.
Any Greek torpedo boats observed
within the limits of the blockade will
be fired upon as soon as they come
within range of the international fleet
The Chronicle correspondent at
Athens says that the Greek govern
ment has learned from its own official
sources that Great Britain refuses TO
take part in a blockade of Greece,
though she has no objection to such
measure taken by other powers. The
government also learns from similar
sources that the admirals of the inter-
national fleet in Cretan waters have
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-24
BESSEMER IRON POOL NO MORE.
fiji Efforts to Fix Prices Abandoned

CLEVELAND, O., March 23-After
several postpOnements, the much-talk-
ed-of meeting Of the Bessemer Iron as
sociation, known as the iron pool, was
held here today. The meeting was
fruitless of results, for it was decided
that no further effort to reach an
agreement would avail, and the asso-
citation was formally dissolved. The
big interests on the Mesaba range, the
Rockefeller-C interest, and the
Minnesota Iron company were unable
to agree, and it was announced, after
the meeting, that the different compa-
nies on the new range would make
preparations imediately for the sale Of
ore and for a production suited 20
their ideas of the demands of the mar
ket, irrespective of what might be done
by the owners of mines on the old
ranges This means lower prices Tor
ore and a greater production than
would have prevailed If all the compa-
nies were included in the pool.
A meeting Of the producers OF Besse-