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waShingtoa's quota c. volunteers. or who
desire authority 10 raise companies or
regiments. Il viii De impossible for me 10
rcnlv personally 70 each AT once. ard for
tass reason / desire publicly 10 say that no
appointments VIII Dr. made nor wil au-
th0vtgv be given - any man 70 raise
troops until the cali from are president has
been received hy ne.
Although the f,4il TEX; e. the Ia re-
seafiy passed b. congress has rot yet been
made public Il Ss@<s8s probable that the
call ~ tire president 2iii first 5e made mp
OF the National Guard OF the ssvsrSi
states. Tie sesiSa u t.asS being - secure
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xoRTHERx PACIFIC SAYS .Gov
Empl0yes VIII stiil Held Their Jobs
War Spirit In spokane.

SPOKANE. April 25.--Generai Passenger
Agent Charles S. Fee. OF the Northern
Pacific. who is In the city, en- route to
the Pacific coast. announced today that
his road had decided TO permit all OF its
employees .'as far as possible" TO enlist
for rhe war. guaranteeing them their posi-
tons upon returning. Heads of depart
ments have been notified to this effect.
Half dozen large mercantile houses in
this city have notified their employees that
their positions will be held open to them
If they desire 10 enlist and from 500 to
$l,o0o Will be given their families in the
event Of any OF them being killed.
George Ambs and Tun 4 Dice each con-
tributed $50e to start fund for the sup
port Of the families of local citizens who
desire to enlist. This fund promises TO
grow 10 huge proportions.
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THE VETERANS CALL
TO THEIR COMRADES.
Company A, Washington Veteran Artillery, Takes
the Initiative in Efecting State Organization.

preliminary
soldier blood
n
the character and
is
IN
ed o
OF
the
arrayea aga
Their blending
T. In Washington;
II
national AFFAIRS by
through governor OF the
in
fortNea Puget
we'll I Is AMI
may OF
OF enrolled and Other
uitei wfnae
other Of
roll viii BE- kept Tor SIGNATURE The
veterans Of both the blue and tas
s ".
CAa
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AT FEVER HEAT IN SOUTH BEND.
stars and stripes Are Raised and
Patriotic Speeches Made.

Special Dispatch to the Post-fntelligencer.
SOUTH BEND. April 25.-The arrival OF
Post-lnteliigencer bulletins announcing
that war had fairly commenced with the
capture OF three Spanish vessels. aroused
the patriotic feeling in South Bend TO
hlsh degree. A delegation was sent 10
wiilapa 10 procure flag stan, and yes'er-
dav afternoon II was raised and the Stars
ard Stripes run up. The pole stands eigh-
tv-five feet high and is located in the CEN
ter OF the town.
In the evening an impronptu meeting
was held at its foot and short speeches
made by NJ. y. Eghert. F. L. Rice, W. r.
Stration, F. 4. Hszeltlne and W. W. Chea-
die.
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At A moments notice. and th.y are almost
feverishly anxious for Il % come. There
az. sixty mea IN the company, think |
receive either visit - a telephone call
from every ore Of ire SIXTY once day.
ard from some % them efteaer. asking
vn.>,h.s~ shsre - any further uews from
WaxhsnStan city. and whe0 TANK Ne
shall probably start. They are gins -;
- frglow." and sbe captain sra .eh'cEed
himself sip as IL he were si1sersty pro16
~ the ho;ox os commanding sucA eon-
pany-
spokane Dissatisfied.
A special Dispatch received las; E.sas
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Grand Ovation for Departing Troops
N PrepaPati0n.
Special Dispatch TO the Post-rntelngSncer.
WALLA WALLA. April s.-Abou, $50
has already been subscribed by business
men and prominent citizens toward .
grand public demonstration At the time Of
the departure OF the Fourth regular cav
airy and the volunteers from this city. At
mass meeting yesterday committees
were appointed to prepare . programme
FOR the event and to purchase handsome
silk banners 10 be presented each organ1-
zatfou.
Great enthusiasm was manifested and
the school directors stated that the school
children would escor; the troops to the
train in a body. All secret and public or
ders have agreed to parade. Marching
orders are hourly expected.
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STATE GOVERNORS
RECEIVE NOTICE.


ing under the direction of army officers
will be carried on
The Hull bill. which 1t is expected will
become a law tomorrow, will provide for
the increase of the regular army OH war
footing to abou, 50 900 men. In addition to
these recruiting stations II is expected the
war department will designate the boards
of army officers who will go from place to
place In each state engaged in recruiting
duty.
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MASS MEETING AT VANCOUVER.
Bishop O.Dea Declares That Catholics
Will Be Loyal.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intellgencsr.
VANCOUVER, April 25.-The big mass
meeting today was a complete Success.
II vas attended by 5000 people from the
CITY and surrounding country. Bishop
o'Dea was the principal speaker. He
branded as dasnnably false the r,imor that
the American Catholics would not be loyal
IN America and said he spoke both as q
Catholic bishop and an American citizen.
Chaplain Groves. L. 8. A., delivered an
eloquent address. The troops from the bar
racks took part In the demonstration.
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DENVER. April 25.A special 10 the
Republican from Santa Fe. y. NJ, SAYS:
Gov. Ofero today rendered the govern
naent a squadron OF cavalry as part
OF the regiment Of cowboys 70 BE com
mandea by Capt Wood and Lieut.-Col
Roosevelt. The Offer was accepted. He
also offered his own services ard those OF
several hundred other volunteers.
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UNCLE SAM WILL LET THEM GO.
Treasury Department Employees PO-
sjtiOns VIII BE Held Open.

sitiOns VIII he Held Open.
PORT TOWNSEND. April &-Collector
of Customs Huestis yesterday received the
following from the treasury department:
"In answer to inquiries for information.
YOU are hereby notified that in case any
officer. clerk or employee in or under the
treasury department desires to leave the
service temporarily 10 engage in military
service he may be reinstated az provided
BY the civil service rules at any time with
in twelve months from the time OF separa-
ton from the service. A temporary ap-
pointment will be made 90 I'LL place 30
vacated with the understanding that upon
the return OF the officer. clerk or employee
ire person occupying the pace temporarily
will be removed In order that the former
occupsnt of the place may he reinstated-
(Signed) al. J. GAGE. secretary.
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LAYING MINES IN TIM, STRAITS.
Work II Thought to He Now In Prog
ress Near Port Townsend.

ress Near Port Townsend.
PORT TOWNSEND. April 25.-At about
midnight last night the Associated Press
correspondent observed strange craft
moving very slowly up and down the
straits near Port Townsend. and the sup
position Is that the work Of laying submar-
inc mines Is in progress. 1t is known that
the government intends to protect Puget
sound with these mines. but the utmost Sc
c:ecy is observed and the number and po-
sition OF them will be known only 20 ofi-
Gals.
The work OF laying the mines at the
mouth OF the Columbia has been complet-
ed and this adds color to the belief that
work Is now In progress I'm these waters.
There has been some discussion as TO
whether these mines will interfere with
shipping. Tt is thought that they will not.
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ST THOMAS W. l.. April es--The FIRST
class cruiser Admiral De Gonogssiy lssves
tomorrow for San Juan de Porto Rico. to
protect the interests Of France IN those
waters
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LIGHTHOUSE BOATS TAKEN OVER.


TACOMA. April 25.-The steam Light
house tenders Manzaniia and Colunnbine
which hava been in the service OF she
trea sury department along the North Pa
rlf4c coast are 30 be transferred 10 the navy
derartrncaf- Both vessels 20 on the dry
ae.k here tomorrow fer an ovsrhauling
and 10 De painted from their present white
10 the regulation lead color.
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Some people who are IN the social swim
End Il difficult TO keep their heads above
water.
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Gill FOR VOLUNTEERS sounded N THIS STATE
/ thousand men WANTED
ON. Rogers Wires the Call to
Captains Of the Militia.
w,tL MOBILIZE IN TACOMA.

ue1ennnl Goa4asaen Preferred soF
nnlastnent-Ts Ne Organized -
. Isfastry Regiaent-Tresus ~
Cpvalsy and the battery In Spo-
nnoae May Joln-f0ssteen COoDa-
mses to select FFoa-Most Supply
uuuop0ent aDa Ne Ready for Mos
~ ~ Earliest Feasible Time
resthsr Isstssetfsas BY Nail.
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. n~n<~saA4sns esasa4nNnsnsnsnS@SaS@
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OWL, SERVICE ExAMINATIoNs-No

CIVIL. SERVICE ExAMINATIONS-No-
tice Is hereby given in accordance with
the provisions of section Z Of article XVI
OF the city charter, that examinations will
he held al the city hail for ali persons
who will have fled applications with the
Seattle Civil Service Commission for po-
sitions in the classified civil service OF the
CITY of Seattle as follows:
Police seryice-Patroiman and driver
Fire service-Pipeman, truckman engin-
eer tmarine and fire.. pilo: and stoker.
Civil engineering seryice-Draugntsm an.
computer, tEansitman, head chairman, rear
chairman and axeman.
Clerical ssrvice-Clerk copyist
Mechanical engineering service-Engineer
fireman and wood passer.
Inspection ssrvice~Sauitary inspector
Labor serv.ce-All positions in The labor
service requiring skilled or unskiied labor
Examinations viii begin on December s
1895. and applications viii be received for
the same not later than November -. 1895.
Applicants VIII be examined In the
branches specified in the rules and regll,a-
tons Of the Commission and in the REQUIRE
rnents Of the positions for which they ap-
ply Applicants for fire service VIII be ex-
pscted TO he familiar with the Fire Manual
Each applicant VIII receive postal notice
of the exact time Of his examination
BY order of the Civil Service Commission
of the city Of Seattle.
ARTHUR II. CIRCUIT,
Secretary
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DEATH OF ID. IL. HAWLEY.
An Old Settler Falls Victim TO Pa
ralysis at Latona.

Daniel H Hawley. of La;ona. who has
been in King county almost long enough
to be a pioneer. died on Wednesday OF
paralysis. He leaves a wife and son.
who now live in San Francisco.
Mr.. Hawley came 10 Seattle In 1879 and
leased small ranch on Lake Washington.
Later on he purchased a ranch ut Juanita.
where he lived about ten years. lie be-
came a bailiG in the criminal court when
Judge X. ;. Jones was on the superior
court bench. and at that time he pur
chased his place az latona, where he has
since resided.
MIR. HawIey was q years OF age at the
time OF his death. lie was born In New
York state and went 70 Sturgis. Mich,
where some twenty-five years ago he be-
came sheriff OF ST. Joseph county.
Mr.. Hawley had been a Mason Of high
standing for many years. having been 4
knight TempIar since lSSo. and has numer-
Gus friends among very prominent men in
Seattle. Judge Orange Jacobs ard he have
been friends since hoy hood The funeral
gtli be held from the residence ia Latona
under the auspices Of ST Johns Lodge No.
?. 1t will take place with ali Masonic rites
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE-DEPART-
msnt Of Finance. Treasurer's Ofiice-City
Treas lrers Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No i72 in the City OF Seattle. created by
Ordinance No. 1856 Entitled on Ordinance
providing for the Improvement OF James
Street in the City Of Seattle. between First
and Second Avenues, by paving the same
with brick and curbing the same with
granite, said pavement being placed upon
proper concrete foundations, and providing
for the payment therefor oy the NODE OF
Immediate payment, and establishing
fund for such payment by an assessment
upon ali lots and parcels of land benefited
by such improvement under the provisions
OF Ordinance No 2oso, approved Apri. .9th.
1882 as amended by Ordinance No. 1850.
approved May sth. 1894 and Ordinance No.
1852 approved May 9Th, 1897. and the City
TO me for collection and that unless pay
ment of the assessment thereon contained
Is made within 80 days fro Il the date OF the
first publication Of this notice such assess
ment shall become delinquent and shall
hear interest al the rate OF 10 per cent.
per annum until paid, and IL not paid be-
fore such assessment shall have become de-
nnquent penalty of 5 per cent. shall be
added, and the sums delinquent shall be
entered on the annual tax roll FOR the cur
rent year against each lot and parcel so
delinquent and with the interest collected
as other taxes, separate account being kept
Thereof. and IL not paid within the time
fixed for the payment Of city taxes. shall
be collected. together with such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized to
be charged and collected on other delinquent
taxes. each lot or parcel so delinquent shall
be sold for the amount OF such assessment,
with interests and costs, a. the time and in
the manner and by the same authority as
lands and lots are sold for city taxes.
A. ii. FOOTE,
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle
Date of first publication, Seattle. Wash.
Nov 2ond 1885
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CITY TREASURER ) NoTICE-Ths fol-
lowing warrants vii, he paid upon pre-
Ss.,af;on At the City Treasarer's Once.
Interest or said warrants Will cease at
the expiration Of fifteen days from the
date OF the first publication Of rhis no.
tfce.
So,,.h Fourteenth street. ordinance No.
,s-s warrant Ne. so. principal ana part
,,avr,en, interest Sc
Silyer. street. ordinance No s7ss. warrant
Ma sssS. balance due.
ai,sy block = Maynard's addition crii-
rsnra No. 2is5. warrant No. Seoi balance
due. ., .
w.-rar,s Nos Sos 300. go. I'll.
Iarerson street. ordinance No s55s, war
rant No ass
.7ssa warrant No. e6S-
Yesier way. ordinance No. 473l. warrant
Tysnry-,hird avenue south. ordinance
NJ ssg- warrant No. -.
Iacsson street ordinance Nc. 1855. war
rants Nos "a. l4s
pike street. ordinance No. 46ls warrant
No. 35s. balance due. .
city Treasurer OF The City Of Seattle.
Date of first publication November q.
1895.
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The Christmas Number Of Frank
L~sIie's Popular Monthly.

The Christmas number of the new ten
cent Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly 3
success written all over IL The picture
cover. ny w. Granville Smith, IS one of The
most brilliant productions of ihat artist.
Who has made a SPECIAL reputation in this
line u work. The literary feature of Frank
Ieslle's Popular Monthly Is W. II. Howells'
farce The Smoking-caT," illustrated ~
Grunwald. THE Praise of COLI" by w Il
Van Tassei SUtphen, IS an article 81 qua NJ
and whimsical CaarntjuSt what would be
expected from the author of The Colts
csde' The Romance and Tragedy Of
Schonhrunn.' Tie historic home Of tho iate
Empress Elizabeth az Austria. are recount
Ell by John Pau, Eocock. " IN the sc eofnpa-
n.rnen; q some portraits ani interior views
never before published There are complete
snort tales snt poems ~ srasUnab's nature
by Prof. Edwin I Reed. JulA g. Z. Darr,
Eta ". Pierce. iIeen Chase }sah;i Dar-
Ting, Theudosa Pickering and others Il.
n NuaktttriCk coUtrihutes 20 tne NarC.u-
ALA department one AZ his unique conaicaN-
les. entl..eA a iessnn % song A-aru.nEEA.r
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLLING
ment District No. i79 for the improve
gnent of Fourteenth Avenue. in the City
Of Seattle, under Ordinance No 5.037, and
hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given thar the assess
ment roll Of Local Improvement District
No. i7q. for the Improvement OF Fourteenth
Avenue, from East Pine Street 10 point
10 feet south OF East Denny Way. under
Ordinance No seq has been reported by
the Board OF Public Works to the CRY
Council OF the City Of Seattle. ard Is now
OF file IN the office OF the CITY Comptroller
and ex-oiticio Gay Clerk ana the same Is
now open foy public inspection al said Of
flee and VIII remain open for Inspection
unt!l Monday, the - day OF January 1873
a $50 o'ciock y. NJ. and all persons inter
ested are hereby rec lifed 90 appear before
the city council AZ q session thereof to f.e
held IN the council chamber IN the city
hall on said "a day a. January 1900 al 10
o'clock p. m and m sse objections thereto
At said time so fixed the city council VIII
consider any ard all objections ma .ie and
viii make such corrections I'm said roll a
n deems )GSt ard will then hv ordinance
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel ana
lot 81 land shown In said roll aud siacjar.
The ~ ne first Hen thereon Said mat
ter may De adjourned 10 y later date ~ a
ordered by the CITY Council.
WILL II PARRY
city Comptroller ana Ex-Dfffci0 CITY f,lerk
~ the City ot Seatt@
Date OF f-st publication. November Is.
Is9s
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REAS SE SSAiENT

ALDER STREET ASSESSMENT
C.ty TreasUrey's Notice
Notice r hereby given that tha aSs@ss-
uers go1. approved and confirmed nv or
3srauce No. 70 Cor tns. reassessrnert q
Alder Str@~t from Seventh Street 80 broad
way. r. tne city ~ seattle which improve
m@Gi Was made under authority 81 ort5{~
rance No l3t5. ard enc rrssseSsTy1ent or.
3@r@1 - ordinance No. 5.lG7 has been cec-
ttE~i % ne for collection. Assessments are.
GQw 3U~ and taya5.s. ar3 / hereby ggiya
notice HAT unless payment thereon e
1aS" together With ihss lawfully aes.rus4,
interest wl,hiH thirty days from tAe frs.
publication - us ncttte. sGch assessment
VIII become delinquent ard continue to
bear Interest ~ BE rate % ten ~ ext per
aBnun. and X NOT paid before suc1 assass-
nerts shan have become delinquent a pea-
ats q i've per ce1.. vii be ad1et II
said assessments art rot paid within the
time Exed fcF the IA uent ~ c4ty tsxs4
trey III become .aEIe - lae add ti5u -
such penalties and Interest as ara pre-
sczshc2 ~ law. ard ;a4 lots er parcels az
land UPON wAsca sA.4 <SsszsIl=a- =. ioAr.asr
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prcc. nj san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. .1.-I'ha wealth
er at Inglessde Was fine aud the track slow.
Results:
Five furlongs- Ailyar wen Rcina de Gu
ba second. Mldlove third. Time. LOIS.
-potentate won. Bliss Rueker Sec
ond McFarisne Thru. Time. LAM
Mile and an eighth-Red Glenn won. Han-
ameia second. Bernafdiiio third. Time
leo
Six furongs-ou.away wen. Maiastay
secosld Juanita third. Time. lisa.
Five fnrlongz--saiss Rowc8a won, Mary
Black second. Hugh Penny third. Time
1eoza
Seven fur.ongs-s terabout won. Turlblo
second Imperiois third Time .ssia
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Racing In blue eras. state.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov. 3.--Weather.
clear track. heavy Results:
Six furlougs-B hon Jour won. Ailibelle
second Asria third. Time. I.3A
Five and half furl0nss- Rose Ash woa
Asman second. Mayne NJ 81 third Time.
liza
Five furionsz-The Dorfnan won Min
ME Alpine second. Jim T.. third Time,
lara.
Me and & ixtesn,h-ArcsuFus won
Hamnden second. Passum third Time
] :5ss,
SIX furlongs~Prfmate Won. Miss Jose
pssnt second, Prince OF orange third. Time
l:aii4.
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. * Though the
weather wss ay'zsiug the track Vas sosd
TO-DAY Results.
Se*su S}lrtou~. s--Apns NAscte won True.
Hight seeoId Appiejaek ,hira Tfme tls.
Five ftsri0ncs 1Sss,rzie wua. ps<slia s.
Gus. liil Mel ~, thlrd Time l.assg
SIX ara a hsif fsTioug Miss fsssi@ Nm
v atefrre - second. I0cpst BioSsosn thsrs
7sme Ia
Mite tU~hop Reed Wen EVELYN sa-ruf
gIaasy shsrd Time las.
AL ard twenty HfTis reg Parks wen
nnsvss.n seeoDA, IA1atioa tairS. Tln,.
4 .t9t ''''A-
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Four Dead Bodies Recovered and
Two Persons still Missing.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. @s.-Noth!ng
new developed today IN connection with
IN. BALDWIN hotel FIRE. The ruins are be-
ing searched as rapidly az their dangerous
condition will permit. No bodies have been
recovered since yesterday. but the stenea
arising from the debris is almost conc4G-
ave procg that az least one more body
win be ufasarthed shortly. The revised list
CT dead ard missing Is AS follows;
Dead: Jonathan l.. White. Lewis Mey-
erg Tate Pryor, J. ". Leitnead.
Missing: J. J. Carer. Charlss MCCARTNEY.
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WASHINGTON. Noy. 9S-Rcnnings IT.
saIitss
Six nrlonEs-Gfnkier wen. g'e,lehe sec
oud, Saratoga third Time iiea-k
Five fur'ongs~N Miss oefer won. Sir Chris
toehsr second. Lady Exile third. Time.
] asa
Six farlGas>~Juuge Wardru won Triflc
secont. Walkensha third. TGf0e ffT
SIX and halt fugiof}ys~ Ke,y sturcr Won.
Fass Black second. Ssranesst thirsl Time
Ia
Mic and sixteenth {na8ksunick VOC.
ahenSHs s*cohd, Nafs'sn thsrd, Time.