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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-01-18
NEW YORK AND IOWA TO SAIL

Newport News. Va. Jan. 1.-THE
flagship New York. me battleship IN
diana and Iowa, Of the North Atlantic
squadron. will sail from Hampton
Roads at s O'Clock tomorrow morning
for Southern waters on the much-talked-
Of cruise Of evolutions. These vessels
have been in Hampton Roads for the
last ten days making preparations for
the cruise. They took on supplies Of
coal at h bunkers here.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-01-18
THEY BURNED THE HOUSE.

The Negroes Svore That the Small Pov
Case Should not lie Carried in Their
Neighborhood.
Wilmington. y. c., Jan. 14-At an
carly hour this morning a two story
frame house in the outskirts Of the city.
selected by the authorities as a hospital
for a case Of small pox that was discoy-
cred here Wednesday, was burned to the
ground. The negroes. Of whom there are
q great many living in the vicinity. hal
sworn that the diseased man should no;
be carried to the house and it is alleged
that they made their words good by set
ting FIRE to it..
The building was IN 4 fairly ~rorufons
portion of the city. but in the opinion %
the health authorities. far enough re-
moved from ~neighborinC houses to pre-
clude the possibility OF the disease being
communicated from il.
The Learned professions" Of italy
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-01-18

stated that there would be no objection
10 the presence in Havana of Miss Clara
BARTON. Of the National Red Cross, the
authorities being ready TO extend to her
the same privileges as those given 10
any other citizen.
Assistant Secretary Day came over
to the White House from the State De-
partment before the. cabinet meeting and
left a telegram that had been received
from Consul General Lee. 1t was sent
from Havana during the middle hours
Of the night and reported the existence
there of much excitement and chrOnicled
the attacks on the newspaper offices in
continuation of those OF the day before
and the participation of some soldiers
in the demonstration.
General Lees cablegram, it IS also
learned, stated that while he did not
see any Indications Of the resumption Of
the riots yet, in view Of the lnflamable
situation in Havana. he believed that
there might be further rouble. He
added that he did not anticipate another
outbreak, but yet would not be surprised
at one. None Of the disturbance, he
reported. had been directed against the
United States or American citizens.
When the cabinet met at IL O'Clock
this dispatch formed the basis of a short
discussion. The members of the cabinet
profeSsed to feel satisfied with the
situation. The Senate resolution calling
for information as TO what had been
lone by the President to safeguard
American interests in Havana during the
period of rioting. was received from the
State Department and also briefly talk
ed over, With a view to the
nature of the reply to be made. 1he
mali. subject under consideration before
~ .4 A.-,xou = - lon11 rod yx-os
the prospect Of the Hawaiian anneXa-
ton treaty. and not Cuban relations.
The cabinet discussion sowed that the
President. while decided not to send a
warship 10 Cuba ut present, does pur-
pose to keep one or more vessels WITHIN
a reasonable distance of Havana SO that
one of our ships may reach there within
six hours in the event Of. q sudden call
for its presence from General Lee.
Should our Consul Genera say that the
emergency demands it, a vessel will be
sent instantly, it is stated.
The last news Of the day from Consul
Genral Lee came TO the State Depart
ment about > o'clock and was ut once
sent over to the White House. 1t went
to confirm the previous reports and was
a simple statement by General Lee that
at noon to-day all was quiet in Havana.
The North Atlantic squadron, which
has been gathering at Hampton Roads
is to sail southwark tomorrow. Lest
there should be any misunderstanding
Of the purpose Of the cruise, which has
already been described III the orders os
one of evolution and drill planned many
months ago, the orders under which the
vessels Will proceed have been made
public anu taken in connection with the
departments orders to Admiral Sicard,
the Navy Department says, show that
The squadron's movements have no
reference to Cuba.
PRECAUTIONS REDOUBLEp.
Madrid. Jan. 1.-THE police precau-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-01-18

Have Su>AtHtEti L ANi4tdlAo4 III
Officers Who Leaf the Rioters VIII
Be Prosecuted.
ley West. Fla. Jan. 15,-Passensers
who have arrived here from Havan to-
night report that Captain General
Blanco has been threatened by an at
tack from the mob and i modelling
his loyal forces 10 be ready for any
such demonstration.
Most Of the newspapers have been
compelled is suspend publication. and
those that are published are compelled
to have their matter examined before
using it.
Capt. Calvo and others who were lead
ers in the recent raids upon the Offices
Of the newspapers D:ario De In Ia
rna. la Discussion anl FL Reconcen-
trado VIII re punished for their connec-
ton with the Disturbances. over three
hundred aTny officers. it is said. Will
plead guilty 10 being concerned in the
demonstration.
The volunteer cifie =. il i also Ie-
ported. intend II assemble and plead
guilty "G rart.ciI alton la tile attacks
upon the newspaper offices.
The editor Of FL Recoucentrado has
been hiding since the beginning Of the
%rioting.
Last night a large fire was noticed at
Caimato. near Havana.
\ rumor has been in circulation hat
tie rioting would re resumed tonight
and continued all day tomorrow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-01-18

NO Aa?Sr IS On Of fUarrLR Ta0UoLE
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-01-18

nounces that the insurgent leader Lore!o
Cepero. a naturalized American citizen.
has surrendered TO the Spanish authori-
ties.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-01-18

Consul General Lee Cables
State Department


NOR HAS He ASKED FOR WAR
VESSELS.
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PRECAUTIONS REDOUBLED.

Madrid. Jan. 1.-THE police precau-
tions nave been redoubled n the vicinity
of the United States Legation and a
round the residence Of the United States
Minister. Gen. Stewart l.. WoodfOrd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-01-18

The Learned professions Of italy
comprise 295,0OO persons.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-01-18
GETTING READY FOR ATTACK.

General Blanco acknowledgements
Have Suspended Publication-Army
Officers Who Lead the Rioters VIII
BE Prosecuted.
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y THE REPORT.
THE RUMOR UNTRUE.

Havana. Jan. 13.-There is no fonn-
daton whatever for the rumor that
United States Consul General Fitzhugh
Lee met with violence during the distur-
Dances last night or today. During the
height of the uproar last evening Ire
walked about freely in Central Park.
and III front OF the hotel Inglaterra
Today he has been attending to official
business as usual. This evening when
this dispatch is sent, he is dining al
the hotel Inglaterra.
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Special Dispatches tn Post-fHtsilsgencer
AE.AH BAY. Dec. "a. p. m.-~Baremeser,
51.z5: cioady. wind west. four miles. Out
ward a ship IN tox of tug LoFne. a. IN !;
ship IN Tow OF tug Tyee. 40 a. m I, a
barkenEins. Io.i5 a, M ship In tow Of
tug keSolaife, III a. H.. four-mas,ea
schooner, u naon; a bark. , =. m Il ship
in low or Tyee, 5.la .. m4i In the Strait.
bound out. ship 10 tow OF tug I,orne
outside, bound IN, schooner ard tug
ReS0iute.
CI.ALI.AM, Dec. -, 1 .. m.-Part cloudy
calm. Sailed. schr Bartlett. . a. m chips
Hecla. star Of Russia, Riverside ssa La
cile. 10 a. Ens: Br blk Gilbert, Ii a. m.
PYSHT, Dee. ~, .. m.-Clo1dy, light
east wind
PORT CRESCENT Dec. ~. 4 p n.-gar-
ornster DE-: cloudy: xtnd southwest.
three miles
Cloudy: calm Passed our. 81 j. r. Brown.
IN tow II Tac5ula. s.se 2. M. passed up.
tug Eoyssen, 40 =. H.. ~ the bag, gtsius
AndegeYAa. Occidental Montgomery SHIRE
aud bk Osborne.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRA<C1scO-ArriYsa. December
p. sh 81. Nicholas, Departure Bay; schr
Ida Mckay. 1rays H&Fbor. schr Enter
prisa, kytfagGt 81 saEs4s. batn Omega. GrAys
Ear5ov, oktn Tam U'Shanser, Grays Har-
Dor. Sailed, str GenFgs ". Elder. Astoria:
sir Areas. Goes Bag, sc1r MeiaDcs hon.
Coos Bay; srhT Gosana, Coos bay
AST1HfA-SaissG. DeeeFnktT - ctr Co
a1ubta, f5r SaE Francisco
NEWPORT Arrived. December =. scAr
] \. CanspbgiI. from Port Ssakesey
PORT flDLfsW-ssA.is3. December -,
scnr EAgGur. for ssr Pedro
PORT TOW $SEsSIS-ArrIve1. Deem Der
o. ~ Jaan ~ Briggs. from Cinema. nus FOR
cape Tpga. sShr Mara T. sgslts. from
san Pedro FOR pssrt Lzs4inw.
sfRsTS HAEBofs-Axr5sef. December
= scfr Reporter. from GGarlsSas.
H0sltfEASI-ArT9ved Dec -. sear Re-
rs9r1er. fr0rn GGAvEnas fas Htsgusafa.
DEF AETTf.E EAY-AFrivsd. December
~ sh w Fl Naecy. from SS9 FrancsSec
fT.ALT4AN B&Y-~In port. Dsesxafsar -,
FIR ba Colbert. frons Taccrna for 1seevAs-
town: scAr F. w. Bartlett, from Tacoma
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


p. Richardson, Shelton: G. W Snyder. Ia
coma; {. II. Lysens: CITY; Mr ard Mrs
der. Tacoma. T. II. Browneii. Everett. Mr..
and Mrs. j. d. Stewart, Nana.mo, Il. C.. ::
N. f. Reed, Wellington, y. C.: Thomas
York: l.. J. Iamerbach,. Spokane; NJ w
Zuckerrnan, New York: s. Warburion, Ia
coma; r. /. Anderson, Machias: s. II. lie
Crom. Tacoma: Ed s. Hamilton, Tacoma;
Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. q. ii. Carr and
wife. Chicago; Miss blanche Pau. Chiea-
go; Miss Minnie Packard, Chicago: A. DE
kernane. Chicago; Gladys Leslie, chleaso;
Miss Won Ohlen. Chicago: Miss Hstiie
Clark. Chicago; Miss Minnie Murray; Jas.
4 HERMAN Chicago; M s and Mrs. Mrs e. a.
ley: 3. +. Welilngton. San FRANCISCO:
John McReavy,- Union City; ]. j. Nancy.
Everett; Mrs. C. E. Mum. Marysv!lle: J.
Ro',inson and LEONARD Speer, Cay Mar
Westminster; s. Worth. Vancouver, n. G..
Joe Israel, San Francisco: Harry Smith.
Spokane: Mr.. and Mrs. II: A. Hover. Ia
burg: Misses Getz. Eliensourg: J. Grant.
san Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs. r, F. Bots
ford. New York: \. W. West Fort Wran-
gel: William Lee. Skykomish: b. I. Holt.
The butler.
John W. Pratt, CHy, II. Red, city; Il. r.
G!erin Crescent: l.. Jacobs Midway. y. &. ::
j. n. Mcmillan. Edison; C. II. Woodin. Col
fax: 4. -. Pratt omaha. r. ". Murray,
Spokane. C. b Hopkins, Spokane; Jcss.ca
pirnan, Miss Jessie u. Lewis. Miss Jennie
l.. Lewis. F. G. LANGLEY, New
York: H. Patterson. Westminster; Miss
Jean Palmer. Westminster: Mrs @. w.
Hamilton. Westminster: j. G. Dwyer. New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 4. Gass. 81. LOUIS;
Rowiani Hughes. Bo.nell: III. u Crew.
Spokane. A. q. Wheeler. Dawson; A. Fl.
Weeds, New Westminster. Capt Ar.y.
Honolulu. G. Ahrens. San FranciS.o. John
l.. Wilson, Spokane: G. ". fle. Tacoma.
r. r. Hattersby St Louis. r. r. Fisher.
S,,okar7s: Miss Lizzie Burrows Port An
rsieS. r ST McCuI}y Eiiensburg: Arthur
j Shaw. Spokane George Baksuaan. Esr-
erett: Dan s,aley J. II. Miller. Dawson:
L. L. PRESIDENTIAL. St Louis Edgar 4. Zen
ii. H. Turner. Cheney. Mr. and Mrs. A. r.
Tour..lln. city. Basson Robinson. r. H.
Israrkett. Skagway. III. ii. Stromterg. New
Westminster; w. Tyreli, P.itsburg.
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4 clerical delegate from Western state
contributed a cheerful Incident which bad
ccfs1E under hss immediate notice, 70 sGe
ssofies t9id al a recent gathering os min
listers, says a current magazine,
IA his .3fes employ was an Irish ssrv-
ant who ore day sskea leave TO at.eal
ths 'aake'' Of favortte cousin The de.
slTv3 permission WAS granted. and Norah
ErBoed the melancholy feast. clad 10 her
Sunday best.
A few weeks later size announced TO her
mistress thai she sniEsE Leaves her within 4
uosssA.
Are yoa dissatisfied with your work
or your wages SorshFs asked the minis
ter's wife. taken by surprise. ana Sorry
~ scse = faithful servant.
"0A, 10. fses3. sad Sara1 quickly,
.sh9s I'm gosng - be ussrrf.d 20 my csaas-
ms xi5aserN
"isn's il rather sudden. Sorasrr' asked
fsS Mistress
IFS Kind os sua3int 10 lae, mem SAID
N1yaA. twisting the c0rre~ Df Der apraa
~b0E taia's 20 aim. lie says I Vas the iiss
~ she wake. raeTs and be marked ras
whilst BE- was nac1<nsngs'
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amour. Of f3S.OU had been done-more than
al other fire losses in the city amounted To
during the year.
The Heathorn block. owned by W. j. An
derson. WAS completely Quilted before the
IRE was gotten under control at . a. III.
The heaviest losers were:
Anderson. the owner Of the building Sis.-
co.. covered ny insurance
Thomas Bros, e. Grant. merchant tailors,
ti6 or insurance s.. 90
Frank Campbell. A.1B, no Insurance
Chris Wenger. tewelar. damaged By wa
ter, 8. 20. covered by insurance.
Fletcher Bros. music dealers. damaged
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Thin, pale and consump-


tive persons should use
some constructive tonic that
will enrich the blood, in
crease the nerve force and
renew wasted tissues.
SCOTS Emulsion is based
upon scientific principles.
We digest the oil for you
by mechanical processes,
thus strengthening your di-
gcstive organs by resting
them. 1t stops wasting,
and produces energy, vigor
and warmth. The hypo-
phosphites in it invigorates
the nerves. and brain tissues.
soe- 2s6 ts.oe. III srssx;sss-
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. cssmsssA, xsv Ys<h
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oCESNELI.E MINING NOTES.
enher of sales Of Plnccra at sub
stanttal Figures.
SreclaI t.nrrrri,s,r,.iencn.

QlESNEl.f.E. n. G.. Dec l-Work IL
ltpsnrity suspended on the property Of
dclden Province Mines Limited, OPP
ne 9uesnelle. Tho same COMPANY has
<usred Tho Hixon creek plarers. where a
tet shaft is being sstgsk
$ee pOxney Pass and shepherd Creek
nG Cetnpauy has taken over the Shep4
placer near Bssrk.rvslle. the consider
being 1.se cash and a. per cent. OF
capital stock
~ Rremner, respresS nting Iordon cant
-. has purchased the Weoirock- Han
placer OF Eureka Esilch for sue Mr..
ssiasr Also bought the Conkiiug ggIch
cefa. owned by Mctpermott. Hou@e
yee and Others. srr SIoaa Beth proper
Viii hv hvdfaCiichnt These sales In
Ne That Carlfeo piar,.rs are in in
Md demand. scr transfers during the
xtw are unusual
re Brstish Columbia Exploration Com
~. on Slough creek. has completed a
~ o. bore holes. IL building large
aots@ and has contracted f1r 50 lss
Il logs.
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from Antwerp 10 Yokohama. distance Of
100 miles. in l2S days. a record hardly
equaied in the annals of sea craft. While
AT Yokohama as a testimonial OF his won
derfui run. Capt. Edwards was presented
with two handsome flags, one by the agent
or the ships company. and the other by
his fellow Masons at Yokohama. Both rep
resent the national flag OF Japan. and are
seven by ten feet In size. and of the finest
silk.
Tho Montgomeryshire viii probably char
ter for a cargo of wheat.
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STEAMER GLEN AVON
STRIKES ON THE ROCKS.
She Sinks After Getting on. and Part
of the Crew Reach Hong.
kong I'm Her D0ata.

HONGkoNG. Dec So.-Tho British
steamer Glen Ayon, Capt. Pittie, which
sailed for I.oadon from here yesterday
evening. has been wrecked on rocks Part
OF the crew has been saved and landed here
The captain, chief officer and second and
fourth engineers are missing.
TIE Glen Ayon, after striking the rocks.
headed for Hongkong, bat sank rapidly.
Tive OF the boats arrived here and two are
missing. Two steamers have been sent in
searcn OK them. Ii now develops that four
passengers, the captain and thirty-thrce
OF the crew were saved. The Glen Avon
had a crew OF afty-four all told.
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WASHINGTON LEADS
IN SHIPBUILDING,
built More wooden Vessels During
the Last Fiscal Year Than Any
Oiher Sfnfe In the Inlon.

PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. %9.-~Accorslng
10 the report Of the United States commits
siorer et navigation, Cor the fiscal year
ending June ~ received today by Collector
CT Customs Huesiis, the state OF Washing
ten stands AZ She head in fae saipoaiiding
industry. DGrirg the year ,wsnty-eight
SAILING vessels, representing 1865 tons. 81
steam vessels with a tonnage OF 1874, -
hargns OF &. ~ tons. making a total OF TT
vessels and STA Il rs. we're built in tie
state of Washington. Neat On the iist Ia
Michigan which during the same period
huiIt Il vessels with a total tonnage OF
~ So
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An old Saperssftion Related.

-NNw I oFa Ir3hNEe,
The Rev II. +. Chapman, - AufoYer.
Coma, now - years eIG. IL living reftsta-
tier 0s ire thirteen superstition Re was
born Ga the 18Th day Of Ehz ETsorea He
WAS II years oA3 whaa bis family made
an Important move al his aoyhaxA9 ard
ta5gscsn vars after that Re- was married
He IS q nAgF ~ a fA1say us fsaarg@rn
and his w4fs WAS also Sa situated SIZE
was A4rn or tSA f@4A day ~ fes month
art hal shsxtsen letters 81 her narszs
Threa * their FIVE children Saw the lxht
% EAr 81 ske sxrYss day % tsa rzsssnsh ara
Ar Chapman says, ~ conclusion, that 80
was hxsgn aass probably VII DE rs arae ~
having sasrtssn sswns. When he came %
AESossr lbs 2Ssxr III fha church showed
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Tax Collections Greater Than In Any
Year I'm Its uistory.

Special Dispatch 90 the past-Iniel}i gcneer.
CUEHATIS. Dee. so-Traasurer May
mare. has just completed statement show
fng the receipts and disbursements OF his
ofYtce for the eleven months ending Mo-
vsnihsr 80 II shows that Lewis county :
tax collections have been greater this year
than in any previous year In the c3ifntys
history, More people paid up their taxes
for the current year than ever before. and
lets of back taxes have beer cleaned OF
the state The statement Of dy NaynarSis
collections and disbursements are as fol-
L..
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An Ex-LeGislator Charged With
Having been DISQUALIFIED.

VICTORIA, II. C.. Dec. 3n.-Suit has been
entered against u. A. Stoddart. ex-memhs-
OF the local legislature from East fAilooet.
to recover SIS EGa. being the amount or PEN
alties alleged 10 have been incurred by him
for sitting as a member OF the house for
AZ days. or two sessions, when disqualified.
The alleged disqualification consists iii has-
ing supplied the government with materials
contrary 10 the statute Stodhart runs a
t.nsmsth store on the Clinton and Cariboo
road
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yEl.roNsr.aNn rARk MAp.

he NaFt n~fn kaEs5te "a u hAN fuss
sssae.s q aaw map - Yw.i0wssa.- p&rk
;lsat snau3a - rs srvnar2. * q a spsses
mar 4e cai9re IS scientifically made Mag
IS cssrspsesr ssa tnaa<Eaeay Ass4 xssgssessc1a
ssre The us8p = asss@l s@xsN sac Neas ~,
sasQ. An1 IS rEtGfss "a Aeasy paper. sAsAs
fssa&fr.x q suitable tsr trAgTsag
The rzsas IL spes-tassy A&AazsA sar Ssshesst
ARD class rcsSss aUa wE ~ r.sasse44 II.
tukrs to arv aSAfes@. Is CAaS y sraes
esese~zst ysss@Sax9r egeHs = fhs Ntr* serrs
nAessAr. -. Paea MINI upsa rxcs4ys u
ter cents.
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AENVi INDIAN FARMER
estasts sheets Ills Foot. and
"seems Ampatmtieu Himself.

kssAa RAY. p-c. 81 ~~t'hsrley wafer-
~ - aa lasilAn farmer az ,tzegte. met with
- rszaasai accident the other saay whsle os,t
Aaasang. Ills sun wss DIS. harsrs..s ac-
sAAasy ana tore away p&Ft ~ enc %
Nc aeEtoF being ~ hand he
nc w7ua2 and caf cw rart ~ ina
s.mssT. ard NJ last reports was do
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Rshrariaxs Deniea.

OLYMPIA. fA=c &a--Fsss seSvefne eouF.
today denied pessf3oes s1T gesssAv.uE ~ SIX
easss 0f TIE Esi]sns BAN SaS Improvement
C,sssarsssy. apgsessAeS. vs.. c4sy q New NA&s~
cQsgs EssSs'sss3ssssgas-
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1EcTIoN CONTESTS A FAILURE.
40 Audttor and Assessor Given
Increased Naiortti~a.

uLfMpfA. Dee. y, -1'he reeo,,r,t a
.apss cast at the recent election Ia Thurs
soanty has resulted In increased ma
sues Tor the fusion candidates FOR ausss-
ga assessor. whose election WAS con
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Special IASpatch to The PEsss-Iatell gencer.
CHEHAIslS. rfee. q ~-ssesrEe 1ssAsslsrs
home on the plank raaa south of here Mas
burned THURSDAY a1HFn.ng tsNss asastsf
s. s.ss Mr. IsvlSslsr saved fno@f X hss hssEs H.
hqld goods AFTER Ii Was ssen thar SfTastS -
s.art.raSs 10 ffAanxss Nnaid - futile
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I<ssANIa FaEhS = G. Dee So -.
"a italian eaE,5t 8lfss. Will ssf,sn a .,rg-
asA III 'als e,;y Immediately. ae
80 have branches of 4itS bark AZ
- - ar esla s.cac, fszt WIZ make ih4e
q rs ses fsifsrt
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VICTORIA, Il, q. Dec s0.-The moral
reform wave here IS creating great inter
est strong efforts are beng made 10 COM
pei the police commissioners 10 strictly en-
force all laws ciase saloons early. prevent
gambling and restrict houses OF prosiitu-
ton The approaching mayoralty and al
siermanie election VIII he fought on these
lines.
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e1ismed The decision Of The lower f,o,r.
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china FaiiI.x to pieces.

Marquis Ito. the veteran japanese
statesman. expresses grave fears as to the
future OF the Chinese empire. lie says
there Is no man hi China who can rescns
her from the impending collapse. The
country is SO big as 10 Gefy al, attempts
AT renoyattng Il, and he predicts complete
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the great empire in
iess than three years He urges the Jap
afiese nation. to do away with internal
Quarreis and devote It's whole attention
Ia solution Of international questions and
10 De ON guard and ready 10 protect the
interests Of the japanese no matter what
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him into pew No. Is, and he sat there for
forty years When he came TO Andoser
the postmaster offered him No. 10 letter
box, saying that no one else would have IL.
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GA - TOT IA.
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DOCTOR MERRILL,

seattle's Leading Specialist In all Genito-
urinary Diseases. Premature Weakness.