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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-09
VIrl NOTICES. ''

III TaEAsURER'S NoTfCE-cIty Of
Ssss~ /. hereby given that tAe second an
- .sssaIlrneni Of local Improvement as
* Ne. III. FOR the Improvement OF East
ssasAsa street IN the city 81 Seattle. from
Haeaxss 70 the @ast sifse of Waila Waila
saaflaA sn9eI tas provisions af ordnance
- g, which provides for tbs improve
RsAt % said street nv grading, sidewalk
e and parking said street. and providing
q ne rafssent therefor IN installments
~ sssA elishfng 4 fund for such payment
ne sesying AMI collection Of special
& s'sasnnssfls aIion the property aenentsd
Y De Improvement. and providing for the
Tasnes ~ bonds as authorized hy an at
ssf legislature % tho State Of Washing
- aspfesed March nSh 1871 ard under
- pfss.s.sns % ordinances No. yssa. af'-
49, nay IN 1891. "a amended by or
"aaae No SRN. approved july 18th. INA.
.as FRY charter. - amended and now
Mrs has been daily certified 80 RE
1 Ess'ectlGB, and the respective gums
ssH sharse1 and ievicts against each
ssd ast e lard. ana part thereof
~ District. In payrsent OF such In
s.sai remains vrns,a. ara the same
Sss re interest on the whole amount
- mist he paid on or before tire
~ az aaly, 1855 Unless payment be
&c sneh inS'silnnens on or before
LW cas- OF July. fssS the same shall
: $50 esiihlaen; aad shah hear interest,"
r.s nsss 81 per cent per anmum until
s&E aus ~
sszss 81 avs. =. 80, -. sn11 NHs'.
80 lie san.. ar,sts.s,...,. 40 80 49,
e re srrsal ~ 80 90 49,. .s.'.
Fss ssalaxt eaek L. 49, ..-.S 49,, %
90 pass sh~.~o, a. ss,s,.,,.s, --a.@ - aas'.,
- Esefwst ARA ,.epsf,t- ats - 49,, .st.,
Ns~r taxes tar.s hrr xsi,h .,,.h asst
- sAarr.a or tpnaitfez as A. s.ehcr-
- 70 h@ es4areaA a=8 Collected -. s.Sr
= ss,sssss taxes an.I es.s "a, - .s.ln~.t
= aSd 50 fsnr.-1,sr, sAsp J., "a ..
e.. Neen' - such assessment yyffb ar
49, F@Haltv an1 rnsts !. a. ,,.,.,s,.
seS ~ isw ~ y-o9-r
a. treasured az fhe F7tg % SaAftle
X hfSs publication June e7 fS1e
.rsr $780, ----..-
49, - ~ SF-AT~Tt. F-CTTY TIRE A.
ssst ,ststc~
-, .e = hsrefrT given fha. tHR stf~yf 49,
s.sss ~. sssnsf'' ~ load trnuraverrrrt tffa-
"a. - Tor the Improvement 81 y~n.
r. sEpfs y Re rsfv of Seattle rrarv,
&C.,. y q the Fass rrsa-gfs - Ke~r,e,-
n 4i3ser tae pray tSts,,s - g,z,ss,s,,,-..
MA prCe{sas frr 80 f-,,y-,,-z
- p sasa stfess ~ rras97nr - s-,a
-. s. ~Sr0ctinE q taw.sfts -. "a -.
.s VIII \ rsrslre Ss~sr, at,..,~ = s1y
Esess - ssi5 streas t,..ssx.s,, 80 la
- sszf prspeFts Nva A~s ,Fr-,,-sts... g..
ss.asssn seHi therefor ga fnz-sY9.,.snss as
~ $3.50 fsst Cor Sncs, fsavrper. NV
sssxss..7& sad Hc.ise-.faa - special -
"a eassa TIE prsr,~rs> here.st<sf ~
ssss-as p ss,asrt $@a a~evlsinx for ere f=
- - 1ssasAs So suthgrssaH h,s a. n.>s
esss- essssatafs ~ ne state az Ms
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RESOLUTION NO. se-BE 1T RESOLVED
by the City Council OF the City OF Seattle
az follows:
us That IL Is the intention of the CRY
of Seattle To improve Lenora Street from
the public main sewer ia Eighth Avenue
10 tho alley between Fifth and Sixth Ave
nass by constructing an ifonsfoae pipe sew
or Throughout said portion of said stresf.
together with ali Necessary ws,exa open
sngs. usauboles, lamphoies vep,ilafors
catch basins and flushing tanks
90 That the cost thereof he maid ty as
stsssnents upon the property abutting upon
sala portion Of said Lenora Street under
tha plan OF Immediate payment In the
manner provided By the charter and ordI-
nances Of the City Of Seattle
t5p That the City Engineer be directed TO
furnish 10 the City Council an estimate
or the coat OF said Improvement
sd That this matter of making said I'M
proFement will be considered by the CITY
Council at session thereof to be held on
tho 9Th day OF July. ISIS at 500 O'Clock u
m. at which time all persons desiring 10
be- heard before the City Council upon the
matter of making said Improvement are
notified to be present.
Passed the City Council the sth day Of
June. 1885. and signed BY me In open ses-
SIGN In authentieatiun Of its passage this
sth day OF June. lsss.
w. " RINEHART,
President or the CITY Council
Filed by ms this 9Th day Of June. ISIS
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-off!cio City Clerk.
BY g. X. Coryeli. Deputy.
Date Of first publication June S. 1888
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Annie wiilers. aged years. did ia.s
Tuesday night In South Seattle OF poisoning
from the effect Of eating w-iId gooweberries.
she was the child of Mr.. ana Ass Andrew
WNlefs.
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- --- -.n~-~p r.roE Notice ts
u3 - 80. 80 F,-ox,cs:slx Will
- - = ~ undersigned. secretary
RI tmfS q 49, yssge ~ fsss Gar
xs111k 8 - $50 - - e-ss.t s~a 5sfs,r
p tEs sI4 - = ! ssansfpspe for the
- 49, ss.er supply Of sae city q
E1ra. a<sa1ea Sec. -. 40. s4rss. . ard
$500 - ss.s ~orafrTscsirsr.
uee .~s a. fr.Ispygs II, ws.:
n snne ss@es
80 9eSeN - - castings
RI pesne q - ra., synss r,t~,~
= $3.50 p :. EsssmSsrI y,Erss-
r ~ e. -. sssxA<
49, -. s.se.is hsss.
Nx3&es -. 80
/ 35scb sN1M as.s,ai. e.atst,g
- ssssss y 1sssss ssgF,sss a - rovs On flis
80 49, ~ = - 49, = .sssd l.. = go.
- ~ wsiss - - - 60 - ...a
- HnDC8 bR>Ss1F -. - -
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Tha Weekly f~Tntsiisencsr issued 20
day contains all the important news Of The
week. Price. 6 CENTS psr eopY.
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4 CHAT WITH MINISTER w.
CHINA's REPRESENTATIVES, SAYS
WAR Is BARBARoes.

lean Alliance. and Thinks China
Could Help Us-onF Dress L. I'm
Urgent Need of Radical Reform
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THE CITY oF sEATnE-rgry ---
nreY's Notice. 1HE-As-

nrey's Notice 1H1-aS-
Nosice I: hereby given thar sse ,s,.s
.rss, n amer - o. ios>ai inproverner. a.
street In the City OF sest.ls go % f1ke
..reet 70 the West snarrsr - r ro.:l
Slrees under the proxiNors ~ sssserl.1
rssn, - ~. wn,ca provides for the innsnyae
ing certain portions thereof ana 80 psv-
lor Re payment therefor n, r..e.wwsao.ag
sns e~fa Sifshing fund for s,,~S 1919, - !. =
80 ~ s.yanx ana colIeefson o. sre~ia :.
ssss-snssnss upon the property bereFy.ss -,
TIE improvement. and providing To- a. %
sasnce o. holds AZ authorizes; - "a - =
ne legislature OF me State OF Washrn.......'
provisions OF ordnance M 20 osasasr the
May Iih. 1894 as amended hv cysst,. -. -" 80
zifs. approved July Itch. fsa ara 90 80. ~.
ma rfar as amended aud now In farra 90
the respective ssInss ther~sr cs'a-' ana
levied axafnss each parcel ana iar 80 as1si
and part thereof In said dfxfriet - So
nfH. o. SUCH instailuserst remains rnrsa.S
ana me 81 me, including the lnserexs a,, 49,.
w1ols amount charged must 10 ,,.Ss n- 20
before TIRE third day OF yulY Isxs r~s. -
payment De made on such insfa!lrner. -, -
-, .ne snird DAY OF july: isse the same
shAii BECOME delinquent ard ahalf h<s~ IA
'eres. at the rate OF seven per Ser, ~, az
aanum. Until pas3. and IL fsos naid 49,.
SAID time. penalty Of five g, u~r cen,
shan be added. and the saus asJsr,,s.ss.,
shah be entered on the annual ~ ~ ~ =.
the current year against each lat aes y,a~
Gel Of land. and part thereof =, ae,srS,,e-.
and WITH the interest and penalty sSssil ~.
collected an other taxes torsshs- ...,.e
such additional charges or peuastses
authorized TO be charged and ~o.,e-ses. az
other delinquent taxes and earh IL. ~
parcel or land so delinquent shall be sold
Tor the amount OF rlch assessment viii
Interest. penalty and costs. il, the raannsr
provided by law.
ga. A. Fl. FooTE,
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STEAMERS
ssssf-,-- 49,
FLY on TfiE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA,
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five mtnutea
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trtpA seassle-Tacoma
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY s.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seatfle-~7:&5. ua5 3. IA: ass. els
9. rs
Leave Taeerna--s:sa a. M. /. 40. ?. n.
srNpAYS.
Leave Seattle - a. N: Il n ?. N
Leave Taeogna-s.se a. m; 2.se I'D ? IN
landing AZ Northern Paciac wharf, Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot % Ma
ron street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and state OF
Washington.
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ctr. MULToNOMAH
DAILYo
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p. II.
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA. 90 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. 81 CENTS.
Tel. Main g.. CITY DOCK. gent
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON.

Carrying L. s. Mail
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
route, leaves Cry dock. foot OF Main
street. $50 q. m. calling at South Beach.
Burchell. Brick Yard. Bretnerton. L. s.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyton,
Chico Sifverdaie. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station at y. m. arrives Seattle
at r. IN. +. n. Robinson. master. Lily,
pogardus 4 Co. agents. Telephone
Main 81.
sTRa GARLAND AND EYANGEIA
Seattle and Towrssnd-Ns Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock sun
DAYS Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1870
% m fer Port Townsend Port Williams
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
Getty sburg. Pysht. Ctaiiara Bay and Neah
Bay: returning, arrives at Seattle n m
on opposite days Steamer Eyangel leaves
Yesler dock for Fort Townsend Port
Angeles and Victoria Mondays. We1nes-
lays and Fridays ar eco y. M; arrives
Seattle alternate days at I'D p. IN. Tel.
Main &c.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

S<NsN = st~N
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Carrying United States mail leaves CITY
dock foot Of Main street Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday at l. O'Clock midnight
for Port Townsend. San Juan islands and
New waafcor. Returning leaves New
Whatcom Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day q; a. n. ] r.. Thompson. nlanag ger
owner Lilly ~8ogarstE a. Co., agents,
City Dock. Telephone. Main ST.
sKAGTT RIVER oCTE-Stesy ,er civ
Of Chanpasgn--Weekly Time Card
leaves Seattle June a. 30 A. m rs,va
Q AZ II a. Ia. June II At = noon leaves Mt
Vernon June \ 81 ?. IN. Igre 10 at o.
m June & ~ p m. calling AZ Tsuiaiir
stanwoo3. Err. Skagi. City. Nj Vernon
and Avon.
For PASSENGER ana tFe.sat rates apply a.
Donald. Master. W. t.. Gtlkss0n. Manage
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block Seattle. Wash.
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
It
Arthur 4. Denny ............ Vice President
John Leary .......... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cash'r Sec'y
Jos. T. Greenleaf ...... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Sci,waha cher, John Collins
r. C.. Neufelder. Il. l. Blodgett.
Transacts n savings bank business ex-
cIusively
Deposits received from 81 TO $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum: Six rer
cent on term deposits; per cent. on Or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of MAY ana
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coliatsrais only
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PUGET SOUND & Alaska STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

steamer CITY OF Kingston between Ia
coTsaa, Wash. and Victoria. r. G,
seaprs'I.vl NJ sTscsna lila Ar 4Ssooa
10 fss.,srs I.vs n SEATTLE ! sslAF8 isspm
Ivl APT Townsend - A. 70 ga n
: tsanl.Art no Victoria N Lvi soca =,
snaiiy except Saturday.
This steamer turn asssss ers,cfass So
carnrsesat! sns carving hoth freszat ard
passengers ard leaves frSn Iesler wharf.
Seattle. for Stctorta at 70 .. m. and sor
Tacoma at s-tS =. ~.
Passengers fer Victoria ear occupy state
rEsS-.s nntfi . s.. II.
For rates tieke.s etc. inquire %
r T. POPE.
Agent Yeslsr wharf, Seattle.
J 4 %ADEsG.
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Sight exchange ard Geographic trans
ferS on New York Chicago st. Paul San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills Of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere IN Europe
Collections made at all points on favor
abie terms.
Bonds stocks and other vsluabIss -.
cetved on deposit for safe keeping
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
ISGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY r. PEELry
leaves esalsrafta dock focs Of wssAtaw-
ton street for Sylvan Grove Port Whs.-
Fsrrr1e-ton. L. s. Dry Deck Charleston
Sgirey. Tracytor. Sslveris3a daily sxsseot
Saturdays and sundays al : - , II: Sat
urSaays AZ - p. n SUNDAYS at .
~ Returning. leaves Siigsrdals ~ : o. a
IT Dry Dock N q. ~. SATURDAY nights
leaves S{lvsvdale 3 - p. m Dry Dock
30 p IT, Telephone. Red 81.
wHATtoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE
Freight Steamer NEPTUNE ga- A~a-
C.t,e< Fairaavsn OF whafcers Leaves
Commercial seek. Tacoma. D. m. CIV
,sses tfaat &c Main STREET.. Seattle, q =
Tu@S Thurs. ard Sal Returning Teay@s
Whatc5zn ,. ~. Fairsaxen, SIS a n.
and Arae0rtss ~ p r.. sur. Wsdzss. ana
Fg.- Until 9arsSes aeEse.
~. Z ELxA
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a H. FQoTE,
City Treasurer Of The CITY Of ssstfia
Date OF first publication. June 3 Ises
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FOR REt.ItSGt1aM RAY ANsCoR-
TaS AND Blame
SfeansFE e5saarR@ Z Starr Saves Ge-trs,
EAss4A sE&Ssse ~ =. ga. MaaAAy. &@ss-
tes~fAV ard FgsGar. Rssarn3aE tazves
ss5&iae 2. ~ aad WaAgc0sa ! =. IA
'rzacssisv Thursday Hrat SATURDAY.
IA G0<NF't4 TRADING AND TRANS
PoRTATas9> Co
Tea. Man H. Ce2ifal LsVSa. Sssss.A
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tSsy r<sA-~,--,- y. fN1Ns1TF
% ~ e.. - -e.' <'1ts ~ Seassas
se sSadessaea Jaza ; sssS
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FOR VANCOUVER. VIA ANACORTES.
WHATCON AND BLAINE.
The Elegant Sidewheel SteanAe
OCEAN WAVE
Clancy. Mastaf.
VIII Leave Yesler wharf, Seattle. every
Sunday Tuesday and Thursday al 30
y M for Anacortes. Fairhayen, What
com and Vancouver. Passengers may go
on board and occupy rooms at $50 p. m.
Returning viii leave Vancouver every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at II
p. m.
This steamer has superior passenger ac-
commodations. Table service unsurpassed.
For freight or passage apply on board or
al Yszer wharf.
WASHINGTON STEAM NAV. co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
ARMS LANDED
UNDER OUR GUNS.
0bStructing Spaniards are Forced
TO Retreat,

KEY WEST. FLA, May 5.-The gov
ornmcnt tug Leyden. Captain J. II. An
gus. steamed into port this morning and
those on board told the following story
of a desperate encounter with Spanish
troops on the northern coast OF Cuba.
The Ley3en left here Monday afternoon
with party of insurgents under General
Baldamore Acosta, including five Cuban
scouts. under the leadership OF Captain
j. II. Dorst. Of the United States Caval-
ry. The Lcyden also carried large
quantity of arms and ammunition.
AMMUNITION LANDED.
The tug landed five men, with four
boxes Of ammunition and two horses.
General AcOsta also landed and peneirat-
cd to the interior. where he cOmmunicat-
ed with the forces Of the insurgents.
The Leyden lay TO outside until % clock
in the morning when, observing troop
of Spanish infantry approaching. she put
TO sea and got safely away. The same
night she proceeded To Maianzas, ana
Thursday afternoon landed another small
party near there.
Fearing attack by the Spaniards. she
looked for the monitors Terror and Am
phitrite. which are on the blockade In
that vicinity, but being unable 20 locate
them. the Leyden returned 20 the Origi-
nal landing place, reaching there I'm the
early morning Here she was met by
Acosta and about two hundred Cubans,
about half OF whom were armed with
rifles.
They united with the men on the tug
and an attempt was made 20 land the re-
naming arms and men, when troop Of
two hundred OF the villa Nicsa cavalry
swOOped down upon them and a fierce
engagement of a half hours duration fol-
lowed.
THE SPANIARDS REFUSED.
The Cubans finally repulsed the enemy
driving them into the woods. During this
Engagement several rife bullets went
through the Leyden's smOkcstack. but no
one was injured.
The plucky little tug then went in
search Of the flagship. found her lying
near Havana and reported the story.
Admiral Sampson sent the gunboat VIII
mington back with the Leyden The two
vessels reached the scene OF the landing
yesterday afternoon and found the Span
ish cavalry In waiting 90 welcome an
other attempted invasion.
The Wilmington lost no time I'm prelim-
inaries, but promptly opened fire on a
number Of small houses marking the en-
try to the place. The gunboat fred four
shots which Immediately drove back the
Spaniards. and Captain Dorst with the
ammunition. landed safely last night, the
Leyden returning here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
BRAZIL IS NEUTRAL.
That Declaration VIII BE Great
Dctriment 90 Spain.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. May 5.-Nouce
came 10 the State Department from Bra
iii to-day that that Government had de-
clared neutrality. There is now no cause
to regret such action on tho part OF
Brazil for. however beneficial the delay
has been 10 the United States i'm getting
its warships safely along the Brazil
coast. the issue Of The PROCLAMATION just
now is likely 10 oe still more beneficial
I'm closing Brazilian ports 10 the Spanish
flying squadron II IL should be headed IN
that direction. lt may be noted, how
ever. that while the first reports were
received with little credit, the advices
coming 10 the navy to-day though not
cinclusiyc. inclined the officers TO the be-
lief that the Spanish flying squadron has
turned back from Cape Verde 10 consoii-
date with the home squadron at Cadiz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06

LONDON. May "a dlspa.eH HoiH
Vienna says kilograms from the Austrian
ambassador az Madrid indicate mat the
Queen Regent SIS only waiting d Su''a'i0
moment TO quit spain without '"Julll5
Tho Kings interest
MADRID, May o. j. M.-Consideranle
aNAIe'' '7 -
OF Porto Rico. 10 Us I,'ie' '""' i''"'
Admiral sampson sq'"oI'" D'7 E'.' ''
seize san Juan. the capi'aI oil 'hal 'o'o'y'
and the Spanish coal supplies at inal port
Admiral Camara, who is TO take COM
mand tomorrow of the Spanish reserve
squadron at Cadiz. viii hoist his flag on
board the battleship Pclayo. This ap-
pontmeut has caused much satisfaction
among the naval men of Spain
Rioung continues at the seaport Town
OF Guou Province of Ovicjo. where yes
...4., h. e.b.r,,., and tbe tobacco
,.,-.,,4
biiIs sacAeo seNeI"' "'N''''' ''''
all the octrDl offices.
C..,i.-. .,,,,.,, ,,-5o,,
T. w. N' %
tie Premier Senior Sagastt explained the
,,...,. .i,,,,.i.,. and announced the safe ar
,,t.....s ,,. cp,vieb trans
llFdi III oI'' i'''' '- '''
Atlantic Company steamer All'''9o
xiii having ON board. it is said. rein-
,..,..,,,,,ts ,C troons and a very valuable
,..,....- ....,..,...t.t,, and sup-
N''-'
d
..,... ,,...f,a,,s.,t and The
l"- "- '"' .....
Queen Regent signed 'H' Wal
lII They held another meeting ana dt-
liha,.te1 upou the financial situation and
,. .. ....,.,,,. c,5cr
ihe measure
j. M-lne o.D"'e on inc
mcors policy was resumed in the Con-
.a. tbc eittfna being mainly
b'''' '''''' ..t... 80 c.,,.,.
occupied with the coh'll"''''l' W.
Romero Eoblcdo's speech lie seF,Eely
criticised the government for us lack OF
foresight and after putting various Puea-
tio,s to members of the Cabinet as to
tbe Government plans. De- announced that
he would ask the COrtes TO vote an IN
eATJsBrRY CRITICISED.
,,.,.nff, NJ, The impartial to-
'..,',,,,c,.-ir., iIpon the speech which
,Ss ,,sr@I.s off salisbury delivered yes
,ersal st Inc annual meeting of the
Primrose League. in London. says:
.tis Diifer words win arouse the indig-
,,sfion of 4u lovers of justice. Lord sal
'ehurv voiced The theory that might as
.i-5, one may extend parallel Of
I'ts...--s,,l and y.r.l. nations ln the follow
20, po" 1,snrsr. .,-'
'..rbcre are conscicnctR SIS nations which
- t.,,l,d. se ~. bandit uses the
lnife There are nations Whlch sdcIihte
-, ,e,iratious to Justice and pride of
80. Tbe stronc powers must beware of
- 6sspoir of those they desire 20 dcspoil.
srbese MOWERS are preparing terrible
close of the nineteenth century. AT hoth
Washington and London the fact is so.-
coofy proclaimed that robbery is legal
DISTURBANCES CONTINUE.
,rbe dfstrhances. caused by the high
rrire and scarcity OF food continue IN the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-06
To Reinsta,e Dropped Officers.

ST. LOUIS. May 5.-Ensign Felix II.
Hunicke. l.. 5. n, now engaged In bust
ness in this city, who belonged 10 one
Of tho classes graduated at Annapolis
and dropped because the navy did not
then contain enough ships for them TO
man. has been ordered to Washington for
active duty. II is thought here that this
Is an indication that the other members
OF those classes. whose services could
not heretofore be made use OF will now
be called on for active service.
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tho Malaga mob thought she was an
American vessel.
The bill introduced in the Cortes 10 pro-
hihit the expectation OF corn, -four, rye.
maize. potatoes and fruits and suppress
ing the duty on the importation OF those
articles. IS intended TO checkmate the
Spectators who. owing 20 the enormous
premium on exchange. now III per cent,
commenced immense expectations Of pro-
ducc. against which they negotiated bills
I'm foreign markets
These exports have created the scarcity
Of food which Is largely responsible for
the rioting throughout Spain.
Admiral Camara will take command Of
the Cadiz feet on Friday.
The government is greatly disappointed
at the length OF the debate I'm the Cortes.
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Missouri Troops at ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. May Slight Battery A.
CAPTAIN Rumbold. and the First Infantry
NJ. n. c., Col. Baldorf commanding. have
left this city and gone into camp at JEFF
ferson Barracks, the army post twelve
miles below the city. The Second Regi-
ment from southwest Missouri. Is on
the way here 10 join the troops and the
three other regiments wifi follow soon.
The mastering in OF the volunteers will
begin this week.