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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06
MISSOURI n.sn iral EA.EcTioNs.


KANSAS CITY. April AT a. m. re-
turns had been received from forty-two OF
the les election precincts tn the city. and
the Indications are that J. y. Jones. Re
publican. has been elected mayor oysr
Frank +. Sshree. Democrat, by something
over leo majority. The council Is in
doubt.
Returns from other points In Missouri
Indicate the usual Democratic majo.ities.
AT 81. Joseph the Democrats elected DIR.
J. p. kirciner mayor. six out Of nine
aldermen and lost only the auditor. which
the Republicans elected.
At Springfield the fas.onists elected their
fu.l ticket. save tax collector. which went
TO the Republicans. Fusionist tickets were
also elected In Jefferson City. Mexico.
Jcplin Columbia and Excelsior Springs.
Republican Victories are reported at
Bonneville and Hamilton.
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ANNIE BALDWIN TAKES POISON.
A Demi M0ndaine Attempts Suicide
While Deapondent.

TACOMA. April 5.--Aanie Baldwin, one
or the dscni- took poison with sui
cidaf intent In her room Sunday night. She
was found al midnight nearly dead She
came here three weeks ago from Seattle
and IS known here also by the name of
Anita Nolan. She prepared for her death
by carefully. laying out clean underwear on
the led where she was found. Nothing
Was found In her room 10 explain the cause
for her act
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carr. RAY REPORTS.
War Department Hears From Hins.
tadrr Date Decent her IN

" ASHtNGToN April 5--Secre.ary A.
ger has received some interesting F~por $
from Cap Z II. RAY 90 ths Esighta Va
fsntry, wso N4S sens 10 Alaska 10 keep
tAe wa Department informed as 20 ths
condition ~ az AIRS tasre resulting fTssa
the large s1sulEratsen into iha; territory
as a resuig q sH@ sc}4 TX tsu4eat. TNs
latest ~ sasse r~pcstS Is dated Fort Yukon.
December ~ - h,5le s1aore than month
later thaa tEsese pvet .2a~ls received.
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RosLyN, April 5-f.eonard Weber. a
isatISeF employed by TIE Northern Pacific
toal company. bad hts right arm caught
het"erf 8 rope and putty and nearly torn
ST this aftsrnoea. lie will be taken 10
the hospital at Seattle for trea,men, to-
night
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cry ELECTIONS N KANSAS.
All Towns From which Reports Ar
Received Go Republican,.

T0rEkA sp-ti The Republicans
elected al their candidates save two coGa-
ciimsn.
In i.eayenworfh the Republicans elect
al foar oot OF six counciimen.
In Wichita. the Republicans elected all
theis ca udsiakeS save TWO aldermen.
Fort Sect Hutchinson lawrence. In
dependence. HtAwatha. Mcpherson. Gar
nett Yates Centre EidoFado and Girayi
also elected Republican officials
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SPECIAL Dispatch 20 the Post-fnfeligencey.
FRIDAY HARBoR, April a-E.fwfn
Barnes. CT Shaw island. man nearly ~
years Of age. aas been held for sris. -
the superior cears upca Tire grave charge
os incest. q nesxhtsor having finally hesn
PET sustted to swear 10 a complaint upon
hearing that the usAn Was xrranx-
ing to skip o0s. The vt6sim Of Exsn1s
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MILWAUKEE. Aprs; The municipal
election wiascs VAS held IN this city re-
suited ta a landslide Cor tire nenocrs tic
rcpu'4si ticket, which e}cc'ea sfe entire
city sieke' by plurality OF assent s.vs
David :. ytoss wiIl Dc tac Dext uAsso-.
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SPECIAL Dispatch 10 tire -ante,isSevesr
wHaTtoN. Aprl s,-~8o6n Stow. aged
e. hsd ia .sg broker tats rs3Fasug white
ss7rSl1g 1t tie Blue c@nyow mine The
80 hls caseAJns hisa wzs sae cause ~ the
accident
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Spe'4 i Dispatch N the Post-iu.elisgencer
SPOKANE. April 5-MrS w. l.. New
en. who MAS - severely burned a, her
home near Wayside a week ago, while sr-
tempting - save the life 81 her s-year-o,.i
son. died today As a resui; OF her Injuries.
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LINCOLN. $sh.. April s-~RepG5licans
elsctssi their entire city ticket today by
slightly rsdIcsd f0atoritie-.
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Work for 1--WE Hands.

IUHI4DdVOEis JOURNAL.
On Thursday last nineteen stea mshfoa
were chartered to load grain nj Faster.
cites for European ports. the aggreesto
cargoes being 3.06V1 bushels. The unifeA
states can whip Spain with one hand ana
feed the rest OF Europe with tbs other. :
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OLYMPIA. April THE supreme court
has denied the application for writ -
p-ohsolsEcn In tire csse 81 tEe State Of
washsnx.c On "a rel Alfred Maylor, reisfer,
Va the Sassr1kr Court Of Island County
and the Hon. ~. G.. Nct-iinson. Judge. re-
spondensA TIL = - apDiscssien Ter >
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uaa s+rssss,@ riss'~ High fsoad.

Yesasts.-hla II cord
fAssssvsS E~s~s Try s1e TASTED States AZ
}4sg1sss Ef@s@sasAa wcsSh nsnse fsas sa ssse
same Esosta sass gSss. Ard snpasts4 81. tsss.-
40 Il - he wAs <e1ss moss snaa t~see "A
nssseaAs Ne hEys - ca the high reaa 20
proaexity.
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IsEApNiTLE. April S-The city elec-
ton here today MAS woa by the Sslves
Republicans
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writ TO prohibit the respondent from pro.
ceedinz with the appeal Of one Mary Mosun
from decision against her in favor ~
the refator and one Ely rendered BY the
board OF state land commissioners In the
TO purchase tide landx
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Teschers' Institute,

Teachers' Institute.
The Teachers Institute convenes on
Monday morning at $3.50 a. m. at the
state preparatory school building. Prof.
De Long, Prof. Fenneman of the state
normal, Miss Laura Teft OF the normal.
Prof. Moseley OF the S. P. S. and Miss
Jean Belsher of the Fort Collins schools
are the instructors. III addition, how.
ever, the committee has secured the
services OF Miss Jordan Of Chicago to
give instructions during the first week in
Speer's method Of teaching arithmetic
THIS is great addition to the program
The Speer method is new and is receiv.
ed with the greatest favor in many Of
the leading schools of the country and
the teachers of this district will tor the
first time have an opportunity to become
acquainted with its merit. A large at
tendance is indicated.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06
Teiesraphic Briefs.

The transport Louisiana. believed t.
have the first Santiago contingent, ar.
rived this morning.
The steamer Lakme. with troops for
Manila. started today. The engineer
corps from Denver was on board.
The London Statist predicts wave
of prosperity for America at the close Of
the war. The great demand for Ameri
can securities is growing.
Troops were necessary to quell
troubles on the Klondyke steamer
Progress. The passengers became un
ruly bee ause they we're blockaded.
Three soldiers succumbei to typhoid
at Chickamaugua.
The French cruiser Maus goes to
Straits of Brittany 10 investigate the re.
ported loss of the big ocean liner.
The arrangements for 1900 men al
Montauk will be completed next week
In quarrel in camp at Jacksonville
First Sergeant Skaller fatally stabbed
private Merritt with bayonet. Both
we're members of Louisiana company
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Ditch OverdOWs.

The Anderson irrigating ditch which
runs through the cemetery filled with
sand this morning during the heavy rain
storm, and the overplus of water coursed
down toward town. The bulk Of It fol.
lowed ravine that terminated at the
brewery, where a small amour, Of dam.
age was caused. Mr.. Berlin states that
the ice plant was clogged up and an
amount Of debris and sand piled into
the building on the south. The losses
were nominal however.
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Niles X0ll|Q
|0| Supplies
TARGET PRACTICE.

Gen, Miles FuttinE His Troops in Shape
pr . Campaign.
New YorksAug. GA Post despatch
from Pence Aates that by order of Gen.
Miles nbhodyis permitted to communi'
cate with 4 Porto Rican city or town
not oceupie iby American troops.
Peace nesotiations do not affect the
march to San Juan" said Gen. Miles.
The troops are now halted to allow the
wagon trainsao come up. Target prac-
tice in the m4antime with the new Krag.
Jorgenson r,de with which the army is
now suppliedis is now kept up steadily.
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oo.I.. Tried to Get . Pardon.

Attorney S. T. Horn appeared before
the state board of pardons last night on
behalf Of Tom Coulon. convicted by the
district court Of Boulder under the age
Of consent Law. "If the evidence Of such
woman as this is to be taken into nc.
count. any of you gentlemen could be
convicted Of the same crime" argued
Horn. The consideration Of the cass
Wis postponed by the board.
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"soUTH PARK" FORECLOSURE.

The Denver, Lsadvllle 3 Gunnison to BE
Sold Out.
Denver, Aug. Gin the United States
circuit court here today. Judge Halleti
ordered a foreclosure on the Denver,
Leadville & Gunnison railway, part Of
the Gulf system. The interest on the
mortgage of $7.3o8.ooo given three years
ago. is unpaid. and consequently the
road will be sold within ten days.
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EXPOSE WILL RESULT.

The Roossvslr-Alger Row Will Become
An Incident.
Washington, Aug. 6-The Roosevelt
Alger row promises to result in a court
martial and an official expose of the dis
asterous blunders which cost so many
lives at Santiago,
Col. Roosevelt has demanded court
martial to justify his position and to
prove that the secretary of war was di.
rectly responsible for many of the costly
mistakes.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06
Troops S|0||ed
fO| New York
TROOPS MOVING.

Sick Men Being Taken From Infected
Camp At Santiago.
Washington. Aug. 6-The war depart.
ment states that the transportation of
troops from Santiago is now we'll under
way. One load started Thursday and
two yesterday. Secretary Alger says
that by Thursday next 10000 troops will
be on their way to New York.
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FOUR MONTHS MORE

Spain Must Move Her Troops Before Peace
is Concluded.
Washington. Aug. 6.-It was an.
nounced today that on account of Spain S
in ability to evacuate its West Indian
possessions inside of four months, no
peace negotiations can be concluded in
less than that time.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06
cARLlsTs PREPARING.

Spsiu aAs SERIOUS Troubles Ahead at
S Home.
Gibraltar. Aug. 6-The Carlists are
becoming vefy active here. 1t IS report.
ed that an English company has receiv-
ed from them an order for 10000 rifles
and 7,oooood cartridges.
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Sickness decreasing.

Fernandino, Fla. Aug. 6-Sickness in
the camp has reached alarming proper
tions. The i hospitals are crowded to
overflowing.s This morning out of one
company Of Io3 only 75 could answer
roll. Malaria and typhoid are in ma.
jority Of CASES the cause of the sickness
Many OF the patients are compelled to
lie on the bare ground.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06
Insfeass Standing Army.

Washington. Aug 6-Chairman Hall,
of the house military affairs said that the
American standing army must be in.
creased to 10000 men. He is now pre-
pairing measure to present to congress
when it convenes, asking for the increase
of the army.
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wounaed spaniards III T1e.ted.

Madrid, Aug. o-Oficial dispatches
from Santiago say that 600 wounded
soldiers are encamped in the city and
that they are inhumanely treated by the
American officers. 1t is said they are
denied the proper food and medicines.
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MAY BE PEACE.

French Embassy Busy Transcribing .
Cipher N essage.
Washington, Aug. 6-The secretary of
the French embassy was busy from early
this morning transcribing cipher cable
message received last night. It is be.
lieved to be a formal answer to Presi.
dent McKinley's note.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06
SPANISH VICTORY.

The Dons Typewriters are Still Industri-
ously at Work.
Madrid, Aug. GA cable from the
governor at Porto Rico says that body
of American cavalrymen engaged with
a Spanish force 90 miles from San Juan
Yesterday. The Spaniards with the aid
of the natives drove the Americans back
Daily camera., 1898-08-06
Union Service.

During the month Of August. the
Methodist. Presbyterian. Baptist and
Christian churches will unite in . union
service each Sunday evening. The frs,
of these will be held tomorrow night q,
the Presbyterian church, Rev. M. D
Hornbeck, pastor of the M. E. church
preaching the sermon.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06
SIX Survivors in Port.

Pensacola. Aug. 6The six survivors
of the tug boat Keyser which foundered
while towing dredge to Dry Tortugas
arrived in port today. Several OF the
crew were destroyed.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06

Coiored Troops for Santiago.
Springfield, Ill. Aug. 6.-The Eighth
Illinois received orders today 10 leave
for New York to embark for Santiago.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06

Famine Imminent At Dawson.
Vancouver, B. C.. Aug. 6-The latest
advices from Dawson say that famine
is imminent. Great suffering prevails
among the miners.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06

To Curs Csld u 0ss Day
Take Laxative BEomo Quinine Tablets
All druggists rsfund the mopey II Il fails
% csSs. q cents,
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Hove Sp01I0|dS
Accepted Terms
SOME SAY YES.

More Reports That American Terms Are
Agreed To.
Madrid, Aug. 6-The queen regent
today affirmed the reply Of the Spanish
government to the United States, which
it is understood accepts the terms under
which peace negotiations can be made.
Washington, Aug. 6-An under seere.
tary of the French legation states that a
telegram was received from Madrid con-
tanning Spain's reply to the American
peace terms. 1t is the general opinion
that the terms have been accepted.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06
Normal Institute Program.

FIRST WEEK.
$3.50 Opening exercises.
S4s Arithmetic.
o;2s Music.
o:55 The Speer method.
Io:4o Recess.
1855 English Grammar.
II:2s Science.
1900 Noon.
200 Primary methods.
2:35 Penmanship,
3;os School law.
3;3s General exercises.
400 Oismission.
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cessofm
BREWING 1t being uni
agement tried ateya not should do and be CON
machinery the quality product admitted
respectfully
1t mmendedb
congeed bacteria frog
pure Arhf
The CySh| SPRINGS Brewing \ Ice Go.
l. BERLIN, Mgr.
Daily camera., 1898-08-06
TALMAGE DAY,

A Program Which All the State Will Flock
to Hear.
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Great Insurance Vapor Stove
Bucks Stoves and Ranges.

rock some six feet high. and. believing
the best place for him was on top Of This
rock, he mounted, but no sooner had he
reached il than the lion came from under
and landed witnin two feet Of the first &C.
cupant The lion had no sooner landed
Than ball from Packard's gun struck
him in the neck ana rolled him of.
PackarS was asked Il he was scared
and replied no, bui a little surprised. He
said II a man win keep COO and not lose
his head there is no danger.
Packard says a Hon viii eat coon end
Wildcats when very hungry. The ma .
lions generally run by themselves and ~
very vicious Foma'e lions have heer
found that were literally cut to pieces nv,
the tom lions.
The bears are the shyest Of an ea,ne
Having poor eyes and good ears. the least
noise drives them of a good ways. II NJ,
surprise some hunters 10 know that a tw..n-
ty-two rifle Is used by Packard for KLINE
these animals. If a heavy gun Is used NE
force OF the shot would knock the apima
out Of trees or OFT rocks before dead ana
likely cause the death Of some Of The DOES
The Ion Is easily killed by small BAH
when well aimed.
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CASES OF THE QUAYs.
Came Up Before Judge FinIetter az
Philadelphia Yesterday.

Came Up BEFORE Judge FfnIetter nt
Philadelphia Yesterday.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2S.-The case of Sen
ator Quay and others, charged with con-
spiracy in the misuse of money of the
state on deposit in the Peoples Bank
came up to-day in the Court of Quarter
Sessions, Judge Finletter presiding.
The defendants, who are Senator NJ. S.
Quay, his son, Robert R. Quay, and Ben
jamn J. Haywood ex-state treasurer,
We're not in court, their interests being
looked after by Attorneys Rufus E. Shap-
ley and A. s L. Shields.
Immediately upon the opening of court
Attorney Shapley filed demurrers to four
of the five indictments found against the
defendants by the grand jury, and also
flied a motion to quash the fifth indict-
ment Argument on these demurrers was
proceeded with by Mr.. Shapley.
Upon conclusion of the arguments of
Shapley and Shields, and the reply of Dis
trict Attorney Graham, the court took the
papers under advisement He did not in
innate when he would announce his de-
cision on the motions presented.
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From the Grenada (Miss) Sentinel.
This Dress weighs $4,000 pounds, and can
Dress cotton to density of 80 20 40 pounds
70 the cubic foot. Il is one OF the latest
tr,proved patterns now in existence, and
has capaclty of / 200 bales per day. We
- further informed that of the uniform
hoia ,hev can easily load into ordinary
,o, 1o0 cf them. This press has loaded as
}igh az $1,000 pounds into one car, and we
az told that the manager intends to make
= tost and see how much he can load IN a
90. He feels satisfied he can easily load
ca oo0 mounds and perhaps more. The OBJ.
jscf Of The company in putting in this press
~ ia enable it to press the uniform bale
~, a density of IS pounds TO the cubic floor,
md receive "A rebate from the steamship
oonnantes of 80 cents per bale. which they
$50 IRON sed. This will make the press
~, 81 The most valuable in tho South, ana
I'm viii fow mere from all sections. The
1orase{dout Of the company stated that he
is NOW figuring on bringing cotton here
+r,r, several stations that have never com
-.rsesed their cotton IN Grenada before, and
- his authorizations are realized, Grenada
I'm handle in a few years 100000 bales OF
leon al tho compress. owing 10 the rush
- business. they have been compelled to
nm a mort daily and In many instances
No. forced TO run all night on account
IL he increased business it was necessary
90 put 10 this mammoth press.
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INVESTIGATION or rHN Eienr.
Evidence Showed That McVey Meant
to Save C0Pbett

to Save Corbett.
New York, Nov. 2s.-Jaues ]. Corhett
declared to-day that he believed Connie
McNey innocent of any intentional or pre-
arranged wrongjoing when he entered The
ring during the ninth round Of the Shar-
key-Corbett contest last Tuesday night a
the LenoX Athletic Club and consequent
~ forfeited The contest TO Sharkey
This statement on Corbett's part was
made az the close Of the inquiry which
was Instituted by the directors of the
LenoX Athletic Club TO fix thc response
plHty for McVey's actions. The inquiry,
or investigation, took pace in the pres
enee Of large number of sporting men,
the principals with Their handlers and the
club officials being present. The only
absentee was McNey. whose invasion Of
the ring caused all the trouble
After large number Of witnesses had
been examined State Senator Sullivan re-
viewed the evidence and said: 1T seems
that McNey thought Corbett was being
beaten and jumped into The ring to save
him. No evidence to the contrary is forth
coming, and the club directors have done
all that they could to sci the matter right
in the eyes of the public. AS 10 the bets,
we have nothing further to do with them. "
This ended the inquiry so far as the
club is concerned.
After it was over Corbett declared that
Sharkey should give him another fight,
and O'Rourke promised TO give the Cali
fOTnian a chance.
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Douglas NEWS Items.

Douglas, Ga. Nov. 2S.-AI patrons of the
Morning News al Douglas, are kicking
presumably at the mail distributing clerks
at Wavcross. as they can assign no other
reason for the non-arriyal of that paper
to Douglas since The issue OF THURSDAY
the oath inst, and il came on Friday The
nrobahle cause is the dscontinuance of
the Douglas mail from Mcdonald min on
The brunswick and Western Railroad. An
mail fer Douglas as now coming over the
yVavcross Air Line railroad, leaving Way
cross daily at $3.50 O'Clock a m.
Douglas had che first hard freeze of the
winter Saturday night Ice formed one
fourth of an inch thick and the freeze is
vet on. Some few farmers had not gath
cred sweet potatoes and secured their SUI
car cane and each viii be damaged to some
nXtenf.
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the rocks and in doing so came up to
where the dogs we're, and faced the lion,
which was just under a ledge Of rock,
although this opening ran in and afforded
the lion safety. The lion no sooner saw the
hunter than, with mighty bound 1t went
over Mr. Packard's head and landed ell
Of twenty-five feet below The dogs were
after him, forcing the lion again on The
bluff. where he was surrounded and com
pclled 20 back toward the bluff over which
he went. tail first. for twenty-five feet,
holding on to the almost perpendicular
sides with his claws, until the remaining
distance OF some twenty-five feet, he had
TO lei go, and fen near the hole he was
freed in This hole did not 90 IN very
far but IL forked few feet from the en-
trance. where the lion was. Packard SAID
II was nonsense 10 90 in, as The lion would
see him first, and that there was no way
that he could use his gun or knife after
crawling In, the hole being 50 small This
ION was abandoned until next day. bur
a heavy rain came up and obllterated the
trac. This Is the only lion Packard has
lost.
AL another umc Packard was equally
surprised. His dogs had lion under a
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For BIufftpn and Beaufort, S. c.

steamer Deretta will leave wharf foot OF
Abercorn CEthefs wharf street at D.
m. for Bluffton daily except Sunday and
Thursday. Wednesdays trip extended TO
Beaufort, leaving Button Thursdays at
a. m Returning same day.