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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
AArsE NIENTs.
- sixht In Bohemia

Ga Sunday n.Sat asxt al - presented
az fae Thfra Avsn0e taa2tsr Messrs Ctefz
= LAMBS FoIit2k1nE fEzs4esl farca-cgru-
eey. a Night "a Bohemia" w1seh sc8red
sDea pronounced hts hsre sensa wenzs
49, All the brght SPEC altses. ngIsE
sgngs ard xgaceE2t dances wffh se{sr -
ssets. ard xGerry wsx'-asnas aEe retained
wn11e = namasr y ssrear spscsasties have
been slgcs added We're ont fsr a Nxa
Ola Tslas Is specially wtsa ser minutes
q eonVu5x4Ve sazzgnssr. win Yoa Ea3r sl
80 Arsay ~ tAe sweet Sale&f1eus@ VII to
r-sseul eersd ass taere vi - also Tze
FaHr Llt1se 3 lzae 6as& Dancng Wlth
ere Gift Naa Love CaAr.ey Lasah,s org
trail sAnca e1sIties TIE Dream unser
TIE powerful STARE - colared fsshtss Dsstv
Rea3ss wEu sing ~Il TIE Aan Taas sfa8s
sssssle West + Is al as taers are ST.
teen seesaltles aaa tHrtg CaseHv a1nEs.
there n 10 d9ukt EAsk a rre@ t1s8 hc.se
wia erset ere rFtara - a NsEnf - Bee
heazts" ard thas IL all reuess SIS forsasr
success.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
A. IMPORTANT RULING.
The 1897 law CeHesraiax Exemp-
items Not Retroactive.

Ever since TIE Few law concerning ak
eu1psiors was enacted hy TIE last legis-
laEurs thsrs has been al1-e OF less eonten-
tAsu as 10 TIE pree-se sphere and scope g 9
It's operation An opknio1 was delivered
~ Ju8gs Moore yesterday r connection
w1fh tsa matter. WhlcA w1ll be O. general
interest - attorneys.
Tha case A. "a AS tAsg * TIE FIRST
National Bank vE Luke AcRe&Ioa3,
y Redmond iE appears. lad ccalrGefre a
eent lr favor Z The hank ia ISs. Oh nE1eh
fri1gase ~ was recently obtained against
Elza- Execution was daily tssGed and Is
cerseEraz reperzv WIS lsF.sd urcG- 8a
Gained thaE part * lis property WsS sN-
sreus unzer she isW - tSsr. Ire pssinttI
hcvrever. claimed that ere ,sw applies eJa
O. IRE ease Vas thas g ISIS watch wss i1
,reraffan - tie EAaee the Eebt Was coz-
sractea ard got oGt an order 0n rs
sherry - sssw cause whT ths prTos~Tv
saassl3 r0t e. ea13 Judge Aacr- h-i1 WlEz
kfr-. rwEfaw 70 TIE effect shas tae law q
tsz7 eog1& asa 80 retroactive ard seare 81
neg arnfv 80 contracts sneerE9 f-to before
SIS rass2Ee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
Peace Restored in x,rar.rn.

WASHINGTON. Sept. =.-Ths s-snrrs,-
Ton u Nicaragua has bes1 suppressed ard
peace Restored. according 70 eAv1ces re-
erifea - saEscT C2rsa- charge & arafres d.
tie Greater Republic c. Central America
Including Nicaragua In view ~ ths r.
FoTt that the government was ressrria- d
naF&a measures opening mail e.. 19r
Caraa made Inquiries ard learned that Al
mail Is sale frcEa tnspes-soz Ths snasca-
tons ara that the govsrnnent wgn De Isnt-
eat Win those z6o have Eart3ctDa led n
thu outbreak Tnz flihusteran~s expessit59-
which NJ. Corsa aAs r.poxfaza % he A.
112Fttlss n2s. h says. sailed 20 tie At
Lanric port X IS thought 70 have been Il
ire nature OF = shipment e zrzzs ar sun
plies Tor some fzsuETecrhaary elsrzsnt, aaa
not al expedition such az tAoss 5lreste1
toward Cub4-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
New saitS Ftiea.

Aetars wera AeE1a Yesterday 81 Ire So
rerls~ crrrt &c ro1cUs-
E~ha-a p r<wan vs Isosls Levy.
W.[Ean W zs41sksEt So = R4E-s1lts-
fsaerze rcNH W'El3Ara AteateT. T. n
Nsxnlr George 81 HccnaE s. Ge-ss
berry NJ Ecrnsgaiu- Gfeavze IS Holman
A. uaasa II sazk3--l ssnsa.1ss. s. d.
Aear 81 ErawRF vN- e. a. Ltvsa ev -
sf-Tsre-a ssaFv ESsss = sly Z. lsaz- $50
as frsc 1sgre.
--Es-ca1. ssagy resa os 1zs4sry e. 1sS3 s. 49,
49, feree7ssEe-
AHE 81 western ~ gas Swanson e. az 1870
F1r lease e pE5ralsss- So - &s4 .ss<ra- p
tr-E or&er
El~sf Natlsna3 EaS Vs. p Harms - g..
Ferrsa sserg ns1a o. NeVcsnes~ g. IS
g. on a~a fs~ee.rsLrH-
Ta-.-s \ M-t7sae -as "a Geerre = E~.s,-
e. - a. -Tc g3<ss A-s
tsarn~sv -svtEEH sE& Lar SeCsesy va
" "a F'IrennreT e a. --k>rzEa s-su-F rcfe
80 c~f1esr 81 as- 81 s@ a&G frse 2ssz-s
o. usases E1ss grG. erEfr q SNsE 49,
azsaa &G4 Lr52a s1retsg-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

xsandsng re saex ssx- sss rxszy wsz<z@-
Cat Ct aheus = Per e@r- P1Gxerx we~s
scArrs a. srs ec~z41x - -. zaSor 5z
&ssr oz wsre res@ r&e-rS<zz- E1zs are
Few seszS1g - z1seas - azzex / z9eE
for = s9rxssw a8wzzcs- K ezc- 7 -AEzk
rAey WI g. 70 : cEa8 80 eaa xszsrz.
x119<y - s1Sxz
i u8s TIE occzsscn o< &C. - re -sosr
impressive services ever hsA1 81 znx g SCI
s-eie's Eszazzg eaErza@s. a Eg-ezy as
very scrg axa. TIE very air ssarress zA1sr
E.s1 Ire c@r@1-S& q Sanity az1 sA4 ~
sr1re1 wcEEa fEak ss~sSza4y ssEz@sz fysz tkz
pastors Eps nzz1s Tia cay sha Eors SRI
srnr sEcaeuly. Jzsg as fhe asvtzs wxz -
tae ssz1se OF rs s&9szsseTst p@ror2tscn. q ss--
ribs 41-lek frcn enc &c Ire frars -ozs =
seats pierced shs agssx ar. ar1 keausxszs
szrI s&s s1sn - spr.rg ever iasa fAs 4Asse
ard fAA u tsrrsS&e conv1Lsseas e -ae
Ec0r
S1s csHtG<e& h~- EAR ard as So -ssl~e
ard tossed - tn@ thyc@s % an frrer@e
az1zy E-y s1rrz1zs c2<45e1 - S&D1z u
every a~s-sfrS@k~1 p@gwCn x tns eesHes
A. ar ITO o. ta--e S=vs,Szazs wae wers
r. The s11t@E1e, ten6@rfy EfseG TIE shz4-
dsrfzx fs<-. wsss=s K5zsrs were rzg6Ey
becoming fainter. and ~. ser CT rsza.1-
asEse6 sea-. Tiers wz8 a zzozentz~y luA
as rsstorzfSNss we're Applied. ess ar IL
stant H. txg ne poor gz.se1t threw CO h.x
aftezAarss 81 q e1nvz4sEsan - axorF.
scre&Eed. - ssaF' ard tsIz back at@-
l@zz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

a EozE- 4 s-otASr-s--tzw o< Mrs. y.
Co2s. 81 ne CrHa-nz-v -eSt&Z-a-s - s@3-
end aTez1z. azsG - Easx@Kn3 a wsSx 80
yesterday Iru@n n fz-sss reserved n q rszz-
away. Mr. Cgzn aveG = Se4tsz9 kc< so11s
rE-s but zhez EaS@zr1 jumped Ez-9
p-c=z1srs= aa wsz- tas-e zz1 op@-11 q
stare. he vas very successful. 2-s1 3ns<sy
e1sft a 1oEse. lbs w8fss wao G&1 s@s1
ETLzx & Seattle. talzs1 IN. A11 tAsy
settled drEz = thztr zs~ sE@. A few
DAYS i4-s- M C1an was rhroEn croE =
w&zoz. rs xrtza1 column S<zEg injured.
Tae attending phgsscaAaz gave 10 Espe %
his rsoJvsEy Troza tie SrS1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

or. e che ssazt-fesl e.. gass pro-e3sea
far th@ prnsecs asasea We D. tee P~o3s--
sgaa 81 resal amateurs - q ga z18tlF1.5sa
~ Cs1aass noVsLe "Uadar TWo flag
Tgse cvent wsl} ae as&sr Ira patronage %
Seattle Iesxe $e - p q ElEz-
sasgsr Two E&ags. - fts srazattc SIS
sect. II sad 90 o. 8 k4y possessing the
saua- assseeseg Isteses1 ss tas maTss a11
fhsre are ensay opportunities c-ta-e1 s-r
es,e8 sex ard tsers ars naneeF 81.
sfraaw w@uas.1rn trd q uz&Uss RI -ss ar
fssr Tes presu-ttea vH % directed by
sEsss Viva Tans Eaarv aeac1 81 tht 1em
3, rnaater g N3vs Viva NasscaeF tns tat
snfes daughter - t'sE s} .t.lzzr e. Flss sr
sha zxesi- saawa Hst hcet ara .ae-
tlrer N4av we3-snaa2 az- tears q ~--
attgs wfI ASST En- tas l@ca pra2aest,a
whE-A wfll nseur 1sxt y s1&Ay rts2t ~ rhs
ssszkfta tNvafeT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

WASHINGTON. SER .s.-Ca2t VIII
ASm .. Beach. ThIra cavalry, CapL ".
Z. ReyE03ds. Fourteenth infantry. snf
fsrss Lisgt A. l. Nils FRS. ezwa.ry.
rave been ordered % Topeka kan. for
duty Il co1a@ction Stth th@ esaaEapEent
q tie national guard there. FRS, Lieut..
r Il ScA61el has ben ASS grad % Cen
pany E Flfth cavalry. Cspt George
Deshcne, assistant surgeon has been as
signed % Gz5y as Instructor = hosps.aI
corps 6-gll a. the army medical SCHOOL Il
place o. Assistant Surgeon r r. Eeessr
relieved FIrs< IAeE1 y W Fe-xvth
SIKH cavalry, has been relieved Trysri
duty - Fort TeiIswst3le. WYE. aza or
dared % 5oia RS troop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

%eEs yerv1~s Z -caoress rorrsr w12 -
wsU k-sN1 81 Saat-la ~as 80 @7S-T 10
so11s l&es yesterday &<ts-Eeez ~ S1Etirs
Ause1z 20 k@s- ire pace fa~ sx r-zse~
asnersas reepr@Fsrx 5~z-r lad - Tsan =
p--wosz aA-~4--sr g EsEsoc sE@ IS a.
~ . H1xAn rrzs8 TanTAr1z bad
We1vzr5 Nas &rTes<s1 Ewo - tree rtE1ts
zr1 f1r ear~~.ng 1n@ se2les1 ws-Ansa@s. Ess-
ss~sav RzfsrEnon 80 was eEArsas go
s3-sh ~ 3 SsaEET wezrc- &c 3 e-aE1-
E'sw&ztT - s4se =zsnss.rs& esarEa WAs aA2-
-zszsss AIS 4 3szsa es1z- s7seEelrzT@e- VI
F&ra sEsExz - ass AIcEv - gs1 - -
szs1g at srs@x8 tAzf as q --zx-Es- = szrs
- s2s~- 9raw -.szss 45rzsSa re ~a&s
fsznss Sc hsx u~-w7z re ssrz 80 -
.~As- - - EEo<z4. al sz4- sc--zsc----<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

r-czzy whtez has c@>- s@L sc a. sx-. -
= -Ge SEse Eur-es- ire wzz g-zE-ss5 ~
rss arg * z-@zv4-s
Z -A@ case 1E Tgh1 Crszx1 - -Ae Il =
szEs 44sEzEzzcS @5=sry e. al lE2E@ -
zghx y@sesrdzg sTz1.s1 AZ ST1s- ss4T1zz
TIE 1r2Er q tEs REMOVAL s--exs1ore s-zz@s-
Moz1or for = rev r-1zI was aAex@ yssTsg-
3zy - EEs r=gssEE- ST. - A 9 AE1sTSs3
- a. vs. Joan Martin - a. w4E3act =
wnscH SzE F@z1Hze@ E1= 92y barre Z TIE
cr.-ztnAl 1@gzrrEzeGr-
rs -zzs q TIE Bear. GO C1zrzE Erer-
t.az rs ire FIRST F-ezayterlz- C1E-ca 80
a. zak E5suzasS-1 yezzsrA4zv. 5sz6z-ezE -
Ing rendered = t4vv- 90 Tz1zs- M9rga7
axs ~ tie 1S<@z1GZts. f1r tie c0Szs & TIA
case
Ella p ElzhxEr ard = Z Preston were
v>sesr1ET ordered cor wtrseG % shs sSy-
iEr Al S-sgl2eo-osz q tks charge - t1sz1
Try TIE EE&-g@ % EzSzzEcy sEz1zs- X.
Has.oz wzs egnrlz2sG ave zGds-11rasL W.T.
u@~x=& nSlrx E1cE@z2az
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

Like ECwegL Ez0 = vel kzGxn % IRE
pc1cs. ewing % kar love for 4lauor. Szs
5czz1 almost EAEe4 yesterday zftsrEooE-
SIC said tnEt there was a pks9 - f. A&r.
Hui th4t sas saved her H1s - ealing down
CAriss
Henry Ec8Egaagsr. \ MUSICIAN zgS5 =.
IS isGAs3 Up as lEsars he Was szkez
sr9E1 he Western aotez. he tanks De s
ca Tia way % ne Elsz1zke = 8 bo2..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
KILLED By BLACK DAMP.
Five MiEer~ Meet Death in silence
NeAr era nfnr

SCRANTON. p. Sep es-rsva rnen
iris afternoon ret a Horrible dea-s f~orn
black damp. TIE elimination q . IRE in
ne Jergzza a1lGs asar Rer6har- The
dad aye
Isaac y atktrs. fra soss. W-lElsz-1 Tarar-
KRIS J9~eps Smith. 5oaa Gallagher ard
William Frank,sn-
TIE bodies wsra discovered 81 z,s
g c5oek ~ = gz1E 4 .se- WHO vvent 49,,
ins7 ere rnzae wlt5 supplies r. csrzear-
ting ire s-s
TheE wnt CT 81ty a. O'Clock ara
aeoooy k-ew n tn~1r 8-stn vain 10 as
eoVery ~ the Ifelsss Esossses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

SANTA CECZ, Cal Sspe- @-As !.
oe.A MS morning disastrous sr-le-
ssa zaieA wre,Sec several buildings r-sf
fortunately wss Unattended av -. - 80
oceErrea 81 ~ WORKS - ne CaHs1~~sz
Powder CorspanT. n-eslrzaszv f-c-e srsa~-
taE@11s co--hEsCc- EKat II Els s--frsH-
irT fae cotnsag E-xrg wsaxs.r s-s raekA
- houses and tar contents -s--sssss-w
- vasuahfa s1Aealzsrr ard ahsrs- sea -
- psN1@- wers Destroyed ras s-ss srsrs-
eating aac1t s7 GO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

a~rse x4eAes - sH4eaec Nesss -as e~sa
h~~akF-sr sas r@1cr8 a. Sc EH.-1 Aee-ss
sNeatpr hA& EnczEer iargs er-ss Las-
n1esst TIE casv wt8 @ske re~9~e rHat
- AL - 4AF8 e.r any cteer ea1ezsr ~
e,slzsl Ne en'y f. tAe eeasea7y serr7-
49, has Es- s.essc esa-rs A. awcrz t~s
49, ever ers1 Ae-e. -~M@ 81 cart Ct 60
-sxss-~ III Aafs tie oo&Esss ear soa bAzanes
- rss vretk -s--~ z-2Eszes Saturday
afterwean 81 50 csaeE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
They send she Anarchist 70 Franc.

WASHINGTON. sept @-Tt "a PROB
abe that Jose EeEtre the anarchist -
ceutly expelled fE9rn France. VII - s~-s
- tAat eountry. Cnfte4 States Comzais-
ssoner Mcclure. writing fron Tzzglzssss.
Mex, says that 3hls zct8on WI Mkslw -
taken ~ tn Mexican AUTHORITIES Ever
EFFORT 70 get Eertre t-to the yrnsts4
States 80 Tar has failed an5 e Is het5evgs
thst IRE Mexican cfsc'a1s VIZ 10 l1rrz-
to.eTata his preseDce "a that country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

AEozS these designated sy poEcsrnsz "a
% D.'s~ lor1az2ry 1rznks5 yesterday alt
s-1ooz wzs ~ ErSAArs. aS@4 = years Re
Ezs p.ckez - On First zES1Gs zeaE ths
corner o Columbia street = helpless e5EI-
6lfz0z sr0- ne Juice q the grape X :
sad rAzf &c aw1s ere - sae 7ca Claims n
EL5cEz1o creek. a tAe EsgZ4Ake-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
Rypnoti.ma Can.~. a ufu rsn,~.

CANTON. o. E. 81 -7-sser sas
AE.Ess ever eas ~ o. Tea7as 2 Ms~var
@ts.se estate = pdacs9 g. s7-~a-ef-v -~a~
= - Ae Teraa soas we're r-aea sssaerss-
rass co go szte1E 60 era tNs1ty-<.zz--n
sa-s - =. estate zs ArotAsr SCR wraa
slTe7 t@7 sTvs1ss : 5s~-sA p g 1Aa-gez ~
J&e -hree s2zs 4-a1 t1e etAsr hers ehat wN4
favored scE Ese3 $50 Av-ast-e s-ss---s
over Ar- &orSa1. 49, sa9zess ssz -
80 ~ -ers taae - laEel 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

John H0gAa's nos1s@ 81 SSGth PARK near
he sch0oE house. VS. burned Tuesday
a,ght az midnight Mrs. Eogzz wAs
awakened 5y flames and EarTswEy e@czs-
e.. Saving only oEs small box q papers.
The ho1ss ard eol1@ntz wsrs eztlre5y &C.
stroy@3s loss about SI.1oa. with snail Il
sZxazce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

Tia Hse - tlrcrs 3rsNe - serve ia TIE
n.an.eirat ca1r1 during the ENSUING term
Is as fellows
= 6 Newtaa. e y. Eanealgh E y
Stevens w = E'tr-zAE Jasau1 Holman.
lsearEe T1rsc Carries Duke Th1usas
fNuos- r ~ Smiscn. Ole Hansen - :.
klass. a Z Adams.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

Los Rsszz-w Wa -sn11e5 81 -atr3
zws-za sArse 9sc-S r1rrA g P<s serest
Nas e-a~- m x1zg s1-@s Sap e--ss- r re
wzs a severe Ez-a~rr frc-5 rnsuzaa t1szz
azz rss means were -Sartw exhausted rs
f-ssz6s - BRIlar& ra4s@. r-rrsT q ssri
Asrn Eza- kzt = tEe -.ssztf=s - t.ssp-
psare& Thsre - = s8ta1es So tzs Lard
tasT De&t.zr = ahsaf = Fex-z cd. s4se
e lneh@s tai w@szes IS r1Gz3s. ass e11s
ayeS hack zzzz1zsse as hsz- are ~nsz
ssEz East we're = cAs4g p27T-er- a-.1-szl :
s1l< - -fazhss x16 s-u<z 1s-1g- z-s
faos Vas r2ls &s8 hazard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

Lovers C artistic sszagnS "a watches and
nrA tsws,ry Shouts not ssu - lake 4 leak
at TIE show w1a40~ @ LoIls kio6t Va.
50 SscerG avenue Il = certainly O. nag
ui3cezt display. and ws cannot heip con-
q lneatsug 3fT. H1o2t "a IS the taste n
Stzy RS wtnE0w 1.tr4cssvs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30
DO YOU WANT BETTER PAYf
Fit Yourself TO Occupy n BETTER rs-
sitfoa by ArtendEng the \. VI.
C. 4. Free Night school

AZ wlIsoz's Modern Business College
Ouers Csc1o5er - for SIX rseathS school
unter ia personal supervision q Prct ].
p. WE=on ard AZ able ec-ps % professors
Tazn ths 7 II. Z. 4 ard schoos IS fr@@
xtth al 7. n g n privileges. iz1t1Gsirg
snplov-He1t bureau BGil1lzg. AT FRS.
zvsnEa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

~ :. oreAz-,1s-n, - & - wan Esas@r
- A. SrsEaA zws1ns. Cat errsan 80 -
s..ss az aszsz4a saturday o-foesr ~ ~
So W u tsreESr s&sea ~as eazszz ssss3
~ fhs eessa - EsElAzs "a pans tas
esAsse@ sze<1Fs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

go a--srs n Natass@ park ~ - wstsr
=. 4 psrsa~gwznce - p&wtsa 81
srv~~ as wssk =, &zzsls@sG SszssIA =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

aaasE afz SP-u~0xsl asEzx 10 Fa2a wso
lad s9Srs zsn (Etzx&-e9 xp s9vs-zi
1l11ths aga Further azVeAorErszts vera
cut SAs-z ~ tAe ARRIVAL - = policeman
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

Esas-os n Madison PARK On TIE <sts-
7 % Performances = pavilion. . &
Erss tbs week Ioc admission Sunday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-30

Eor Re=s-Tss sfr-es - - ee-e-srs ~
PrszsEaE CsSsa&z1. r~-r ~ s@-z-s2S So
xAz el-1-4.EA.
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watches etc. Fazsks tswslry ozs2rzrAcs.
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CHANBEELAIys PAIy BALM

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HER HUSBAND HERE.
WOMAN ARAKxTED ~ SAY FRAN
CISCO ox A SERIOUS CHARGE

rsAE.4 $1,000 Frsu n Duessr rn-
der False Pr~tense~-Mr. Jenkins
Re~~nxIy q Clerk fn the Butler.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-09

Congress- may not have to strive un.
aided and alone toward bringing out
public expenditures within the sum OF
our public revenues"
Mr., SayGrS In his statement makes the
total appropriations OF this Congress
$6i,l01,Sl2 in excess OF the Fifty-third
Congress; SIG, 30, 40 over the Fltty-sec-
oRa Congress, and $7,757, 9Ds IN excess
over the Flfty-firSt Congress.
He says: THE present Congress. or
g1nized in both branches by the Republ-
cans, has made or sent to the President
for approval. including the general det-
cheney bill as agreed upon appropriations
In excess OF those made by the Fifty
third Congress, which was controlled by
the Democrats, TO the extent OF S6t,i91,-
Sl2, The principal elements of this In
crease are on account OF fortlAcatlons,
river and harbor works, the postal ser
vice aud the naval establishment"
After discussing In detail the increases
he concludes:
THE appropriations made for the sup
port OF the federal government have
grown !, to such startling proportions
within the last dozen years as to render
IL well nigh impossible to devise means
OF raising revenue wherewlth to meet the
expenditures. II the new administration
Just about to crOas the threshold OF pow
or carries out It's pledges by giving to the
country protective tariff, 1t will utterly
fail 10 produce the means OF meeting eN-
pcuditures. II they are 10 be maintained
on the existing high plane, unless perad-
venture the protective tarin measure
should be supplemented with tax on
coffee and tea and perhaps other taxes OF
an equally enormous nature
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-09
cAPT. HART SENTENCED.
The FIlIbuIter Captain Must Serve Two
YrHra in Prison.

The FiIIbustrr Captain Must Serve Two
Years in Prison.
PHILADELPHIA. March S.-Captair
John D. Hart. owner OF the fitlihusterer
laurada, was sentenced in the United
States district court at 1O:35 this morn
ing to two yeaEs imprisonment and tc
pay n fine Of $500 and the costs Of the
prosecution.
Captain Hnrts wife and two other
female relatives and many business
men off OF Delaware avenue, with
whom Mr. Hart has been associated for
n number of years, were in court when
the sentence was announced. The wos
men broke down and We're led troH.the
room weeping. HIS business associates
crowded nbout the prisoner as he was
led into the deputy marshafs Office ana
offered their sympathies.
Captain Hart is about forty years OF
age and has been in the fruit importing
business for nearly twenty years
Shortly after the Spanish war
broke out he leased two Of his steamers
the LauradR and Bermuda, to the Gu,
ban patriots for the transportation OF
arms. ammunition and men to Cuba
Some of the largest expeditions that
touched the shores OF Cuba were snip
ped on these vessels, and their depart
IRE was due in great measure TO tho
skillfuI manipulation OF the steamers
by Captain Hart. Captain Hart's fam
ily consists Of n wife and two daugh-
tcrs, Laura and Ada, after whom the
Lnurnda Is named.
Counsel for Captain Hart have not
vet decided whether they Will appeal TO
the United States supreme court OF
present n petition. for q pardon to Presi-
dent Mckinley.
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JApANs CURRENCY,
The Biii RstabiishinE a Gold standard
Now Pending In the Diet.


Now Pending In the Diet.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March S.-1n
view OF cablegram received Mt the
Japanese legation to-day the an
nouncemcnt recently made that Japan
had adopted the gold standard seems
TO have been premature. on thA a""-
ond instant bill was introduced into
the diet for the adoption OF the gold
standard with the following provision:
"The present gold yen, the standard
coin Of the country will, according TO
this measure be circulated Mt double
It's present value. while the one yen sill
yer piece will circulate at halS It's value
until abolished by an edict of the em-
peror The subsidiary coinage OF the
country will remain untouched and free
coinage Will be abolished from the date
Of the PRONUNCIATION OF this cdict, which
Is set for October /. 1887"
The status ef this bill up to date Is
merely that Of any bill introduced INTO
one house OF our congress. 1t has not
yet passed, and II Is not certain that 4
will The sentiment in Japan fGvors a
reorganization OF the money system,
and during the past year mixed COM
mission OF bankers. merchants. politi-
clans and professional men was ap-
pointed TO consider the subject. Their
report was by no means conclusive.
Some favored the retention OF the FREQ
silver coinage: some were In favor OF a
ratio OF l6 to I. such as was advocated
in the last campaign In this country,
while others favored the gold stand
ard. The present bill is a compromise
measure. but whether or not It will be
passed members Of the legation hesl-
tate to predict