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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08

Philosophical society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday AZ 80 .. m. a. t'tS T'hf-h
avenue. near Spring street. White Lotus
fay exercises Lecture by F. W. Valid, on
liberation" All welcome.
The TheosophicaI Society OF America
meets every Sunday and Thursday even
ing Al 4 o'clock for study All interested
in .rheosophy are cordially invited sun
day meetings are held in TIE a. o. L. w.
ing al I07 MAYNARD avenue. Special White
Lotus day exercises. consisting Of an inter-
esting programme.
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The Lake Te.isn Railway.

VICTORIA. II. c.. May THE premier
of the provincial government has sub
mitted details for the proposed construc-
aon of a railroad from Lake Teslin to
some British Columbia ocean port. The
subsidy is 10 be si.oce per mile 10 some
port IN British Columbia. to be nom-
mated by the Eeu,siasit- governor ard
the governor general in council. Such sub.
sidy mus. not exceed the aggregate sum
OF 81 zoe COO
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LAST CHANCE TO VISIT SOLDIERS
A. Camp Rogers before their denart1-e
for the Philippines. Northern Pacific vsyi
make special excursion rate Of 81 a, nv
round trip from Seattle 20 Camp Rogers
Saturday and Sunday, May Tth and S,h
Trains leave at 30 a. m. and II q m
Tickets good en any Northern Paciac
train CT date Of sale. Special train Will
leave the camp AZ 2. n. Bicycles car
ricd free.
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baptist Churches.

Market street--CornAr rwenty-fourth av-
enue south anG Main street. kev Thomas
raiSwir n d os~ror. Services on SUN
cay at II a. III. and y m. Young Peo-
pies Society Christian Endeavor at Gas d.
m Prayer NEE .luS Is .gs0as even
frr a. -.eA Ss'tS.a fa.tT :, m
Morning subject. eve Know in Part" In
the evening Miss Muldoon will conduct the
service which will be in charge OF the
Juniors
Norwegian Dsnish--services every Sun
day az II a. ia. and 80 T. m Rev. j. A H.
Johnson Of Tacoma. breaches every other
Sunday Sunday school. ID e. m. PRAYER
meeting. Thursday evening at ) O'clock
All who understand the language are cor
daily invited.
FRS. BaE.iSs caurca-Fourth avenue be-
ween James and Cherry streets. Louis s.
Bowerman. pastor: residence i4e! TWEEN
t.eth avenue. Tel. Brown s2s. Services at
Il a m. and 1:SQ p. n. Bible school, 12:l5
u. m: Mr. g. s Shank. superintendent.
Young Peoples Society. eco n. N.
Swedish-Fff,h avenue and Olive. Rev.
Andrew Swartz, pastor; residence sos
Olive street. Sunday services at 1919
a. m and 80 p. m. Sunday school
al u n Young peoples prayer xaeetlna
al I! .. m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
Ing AZ s O'Clock Weekly meeting OF
Young Peoples Society Saturday evening
ar o'clock All who understand the
Swedish language are cordially invited.
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DR.. James r Ludlow died at the family
residence. 4ao Boren avenue. yesterday
morning or inflammation of the bowels.
DR.. Ludlow has been a resident of the
Sound for twenty-three years and has had
the pastora'e OF many churches. He was
man OF more than average intelligence
and had host of friends who mourn his
loss -
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Look. naa for Cnrthew.

VICTORIA. Il. c.. May al. A. Car.
thew. charged with embexxling money
from the London and Travellers Company.
or London, Eng was arraigned In the
police cour; today. The evidence adduced
shows that Carthew bought $4,000 worth
OF property with the company's money
and tried to dispose of It 20 Seattle par
ties unsuccessfuliy. The case was then
adjourned. 1t looks bad for Carthew.
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Catholic Churches.

Sacred Hear;-sixth avenue ard Peu
street Conducted by the Redtnptorssts,
Rev. joseph 4 kauyz. e. SIS. r.. pastor
Low mass with sermon. 3 = IT: high nasa
with sermon 9;s2 a. n. Sunday school
ton 80 =. n.
Church OF the IMmac2laGe-Erozdwa
aud Madison street. Rev. A. DloG1edi.
pastor Rev. A. TrtTeii. ana Rev. ]. S!caGl-
sea ssSis-ant<. Conducted BY tns Jesalss
Low masses al a. N, ard SIS a. M High
MAS at 1919 =. IA Sunday school at . -
9. IA. and evening service at "a .. N.
Our Lady % Good Es!D-Taird avenue
aAaAxA ana WaxhizskAs sSKsat k.x = u
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Presbyterian Churches

Renton church-Rev George F. Whit
worth r. n. pastor Services a; and
80 D. n: Union Sunday school a, II a. N.
Wrtsh-Sevenfa avenue and Olive street.
Rev William DAVIS pastor. Services al
1870 a. M ard 80 y. NJ Sunday schoo.
AZ %. III. Glass meeting Wednesday at
% n. 90.
First resbytertan--Corner Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street.. Rev. \. l. Hutchi-
sa@ y. d pastor. residence. CD Spring
street.
second North Seattle--Third avenue
-orth ara Harrison ~-rent Rev. " a
Major. pastor. Telephone Lake SCI
Preaching at II A. &c. and 40 o. m. z p
8 c e Gas d. IT. M.a-wesk meeting
.,s,,irsiav al 30 D m
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Meetings held in basement OF 100 Wash
tnufon street, entrance on alley between
every evening at 7:45 o'clock Public cor,
dially invited. Chaplain. Thomas Rees.
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CoIored Bnptl.t sfi..iou.

The colored Baptists OF the city have
established a mission, which will hold ser
vices every Sunday at II o'clock a. m. and
s o'clock y. NJ. The meetings will be held
in the Young Naturalists' hall in the cid
university grounds. Rev. Jen.son, OF Ia
coma, viii preach this evening.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intesligencer.
WENATCHEE. May THE body Of
John Gordon. who was found dead on the
pilot OF q locomotive last Monday night.
was buried in the Wenatchee cemetery
yesterday by the railroad company.
High water has forced the placer ma
chino miners to suspend work for the
present.
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Lodge Of Universal Erotherhood-Meet-
ings are held every Sunday evening at
O'clock in room 40 Hinckley block Lotus
tonights meeting Will be White Lotus day
exercises in memory Of Madame III. p.
Blavatsky.
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Mental Science.

The Mental Scientists meet every Sun
sav at II a. M Theosophis.s' rooms. liIs
Third avenue. All are welcome, especially
The sick and the sorrowing.
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LADIES. a PRESENT FOR You.

Ia II - y 7 u ksHS ~ ! T tFEk tNI.
The Seattle Brewing ard Mating Gem
ranv VIII ae pleased 10 send 70 the first
so ladies' who send IN their names and
addresses latest eellulo.i dim aishsne
mirror. a. souvenir OF their celebrated
Rainier Beer.
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4 composition.

We are now prepared 20 do composition
for The trade tany measured In Nouparell
Mtnloa. BREWER and Long Primer. Salts
faction guaranteed. Cal Or address Post
lRk Ais SAA.tlA
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A KiNRAI-L piano will make your
home happy Cal. o. write fer our rr!ces
ard terms. \ s. Johnston. soS Second ave-
nue. Burks building
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Christian Adyentists.

Christian Advent meetings are held at
+he corner of Third avenue and Madison
street DR. w. Chapman. pastor Praver
meeting. 1915 a. m. Preaching, II 8. m
sunday school. 1880 p. m.
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Cumberland Preshytertan-Eass Cherry
street and Twenty.seconc avenue. Clark
Davis pastor. Preaching a. II a. IN. and
Nor Endeavor az $50 D. m Y p s. c. E.
al $40 p: n Church prayer meeting Thurs
day az 30 p. a.
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Rev. w. H. G. Temple will deliver a
Gospel address at the rally at the Young
Mems Christian Association this afternoon.
AL strangers are cordially invited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-08

Meets at Masonic Tempe every Sunday
evening al 100 o'clock. Subject of -,
n,sht's services win be Common Sense :.
nv Miss De Peatts.
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Room C Seattle National Bank building
Services Sunday at IL a. m. ard Friday
evening at s o'clock. Sunday school i'm
media.ely after the Sunday service. Read
ing room open during the week.
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The regular monthly song service Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church will be given this
evening. The following programme via
be given:
Organ voluntary ..--.s...'-.- --.-Guilfnane
Nespcr hymn -. :. ''--''. ,arkef
M Arthur violin. Mr.. BaehmanD cello.
Scripture lesson .s..-.:....---.---+-.....
Trio (Iasies' yotcest-''Gracioas LORD.
=.aStlLsglHSoAd
Cello soIo-''Sarsbsnde ....-....-. Handel
Mr. Bachnann-
So!o-"Ave Maria ...-.....-.--. ~ acheront
Mrs. Miller vlotn' Ar. Arihar
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Mount Cnrmel Eaith Home.

Meetings are held every evening. except
Monday. at the Mount Carmel Mission and
Faith Home corner Of Union street and
Summit avenue. Con johnson. superin.
tendent.
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yo,unteer. of America.

Gospel meetings are held every evening
al o'clock ard Sunday at y. N. All are
cordially invited.
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Progressive Lyceum.
TheosOphy.

The Children's Progressive Lyeeum
meets every Sunday morning IN pet.is'
hall First avenue, at IL o'clock.
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e. IN cash PRICES 20 be given the first
twenty-five people solving the Calumet
Baking Powder puzzle. ASK your grocer
for one. sond answer 10 Calumet Opt,
ScnxAhaShay Bros Ca
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The Christian Alliance meets a. 2:so n.
y, every Sunday and on Thursday al =
N m in their hall. 3oI Union street between
Third and Fourth avenues. near Amory
hall,
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I0DAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices IN the church dsrec-
toy WI be confined to announcements OK
ehorch services only and subjects OF sef-
mons Extended musical programmes tor
sunday services and announcements o.
Snurcn entertainments will only be pub
tniS department should be received n
Snis onice not later than I p m- SATURDAY.
~ order TO insure publication On sunday
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cursson 30 Port Townsend. on the steamer
North Pacific. THURSDAY May IL. Leave
fesler dock a. 30 a -. Two hours stop
At Port Townsend - visit Notifications.
returning same day. Tickets on sale Stew
arr Holmes. Lees drug store. Calver,.s
hSok store. Smith 4 kenuedv's. reoy,ch.
Augustine & Co.'S. s. round trim.
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rrefontAsre. pastor Low mas. a N:
aixa mass. nm = M benedicsfon. 30 ..
"A.
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BICYCLE sundrfes a. right prices at
Tches Bros & Niles. Ieis Second avenue
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STEAMER City OF Seattle VII leave for
Alaska Monday evening instead ol sunday.
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Evangelical Annexation.

decentralization street and Taylor
avenue Rev August Ernst pastor. SO
Sunday at II a. M. and every first ana.
third Sunday In the month at y. N.
English preaching every second and fourth
sunday. Sunday school at s:4S a.. m.
Young Peoples meeting al .. m. Sunday
and . D. m. Wednesday German prayer
meeting every Thursday q. 8 p. m
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Greasy Fire In netreit.

DETROIT. May THE Detroit SOAP
works were destroyed by fire today.
Loss. $1O0 900: insurance, $50. 900.
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MADISON PARK.
First Regiment Hand Concert Thfs
Afternoon at 2.45.
aNs.yu,

At$1oiAaMMEs.
Mafch-"Americal Patror' Meachan
oFerinre-"Der koensg Won Yvetot" .
seiseilon-"Les Ciaches de Cornevilic"
-. ''.-.|s,s.. -.......P.aDQuett
Loves Dream ............. Casey
international Congress ..........,... Sousa
Fugus on Yankee poodle. Hail Column
hit. God Save the Queen, Marselaise
Wearing OF the Green Wacht am
Rhine, Russian Hymn. Cossack's I.ul-
ishy, Spanish Constitution. Antialusian
Dances, Austrian National Hymn, POL
ish Song. Finland, Danish. Italian SONG
Italian March. Greek Natinna, AR
Polish Dance. Star-Spangled Banner "a
Ia Nagner).
fnteym,ss.on az fifteen minutes
Trio from the opera OF "Bundelmonte"
serenadc~' T.arhoard Watch WILLIAMS
soldiers Farewell ........... 49, Etnkei
SSEfsAo 500 Observation-Disclosures. ........
.,.......M Mrs. jennie HougAton- Edynunds
selection from Lucia ......... Doniyetti
Waitz-'Blue AIsauan Mountains 800
Medley Popular Pebbles" -. Boe:teger
LADIES ~ s., Marks will give an ex-
cursson 20 Port Townsend. on the steamer
North Pacific. THURSDAY May Il. Leave
fesler dock az 30 81. Two hours stop
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Salvation Army.

No. 2 hall. corner Pike street and Third
e-tapi CHI and Lieut. Gardner In
charge: 8 a. m. knee drill: II a. m. hol!-
ness meeting. D. IN. family GATH sriEg.
D. m Free and Easy"
No. hall. corner Second avenue soufi
Lieut.. Watson in cn-rse: ; a. m, kn:.e.
drill: II a. m. holiness NEE ting: D. m,
family gathering: 8 .. m. Free and
Easy"
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Suifoay IN kiit eNouS5 at y H.
English preaching every second and fourth
Sunday. Sunday school at s:4s a. m.
Young Peoples meeting al .. m. Sunday
meeting every Thurrdsy a. p. N ~
First Christian CAareh.
Christian church a, Ls,ona holds sun
Ing BY Rev. !. II. Smith at .. N.
,mee r Hr5es s q Faar, ss
J, N. Smith: residence. sies Fourth ar*r'e
Preaching at II q: m. and p. m. Sunday
sehsol s4s; K F. s. G e. S:sS; Prayer aver
Necessity for Shedding Blood" Evening.
The objectionable SIM"
unitarian Church.
First Unitarian urch-Seventh avenue.
between Union and Pike streets. There
viii be lay services this morning.
Free Methodist Churen.
First Free Methodist-ef2 Pine street.
G: E. Metropolis, pastor; residence sl2
Pine street. Preaching. at II a. m. and
peoples meeting. p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday at p. m. Seats free 10 all.
spiritualism.
The Seattle Spiritual Society, Inc, holds
it meetings IS sun Fslssts at Lao So p r ans
avenue. near Marion street. Mediums
are cordially invited to take part in
these meetings. At the 100 p. m.
conference. experiences I'm spiritualism are
followed by spirit messages. In the even
ing the speaking is followed by psyche
metric and clairvoyant tests All well
don. England. will be present.
Church OF the Soul--Pettis' hall, l0o6,6
First avenue. Children's progressive ly-
ceum meets, every Sunday morning at II
Their Thomas, inspirationa' sntritust min
lister at 7:30 p. m; Ada Foye, tests and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

T11s Brooklyn agI4 ag Democrats 70 f1s
core. but, Unlike many 81 -1a aat.-a9Slfr-
lstratlou orgs1s. Is net wiling 70 lie e.
Hhsra:ely abou: the situzti0n az Camp
WikoT n order 10 gain : partisan point
Tae Eagle recently sent a Representatives
70 examine into and repor: upon the cor
6ltl3rs existing at the camp. ard the f29-
,owtng e the result:
''Sere4 tIor2a.setq are working hard 20
make bad case q Camp W.EoI- AS
mater q fact. & Is Ire hest camp N ms
country. /. VII probably continue 20 Re
the best while Il lasts. Il a4s advantages
tina. ;le Southern camps have not. tie
particular advantage just TOW being tFtl-
re=rzfurs 81 wnich one may live without
fryEry 50 hard that Re Eear.y lcses his LIE
Going it, IL n&S 4 splendid p~aca
for bathing. Il has fresh. cold water
FOR drinking II has access TO supplies. II
has tne only well conducted fed hospital.
There is no particular reason for the camp.
Il course. beca Use the fighting IL all over
and the usen want merely % 60 home ghera
taey VIII be better cared for than they
can be IN any camp: but 81 long az TIE
i1Scrutabls var department believes -
necessary To keep itg volunteers and ro;V-
iafs IN tents ard to continue big expense
bil against the taxpayers. the camp at
M9riaQk point is a coolsr. healthier. pleas
auter camp than any other"
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GANCIA's .INLN0I WORLDS.

There VIII be much satisfaction iu the
United States over The speech made by
Gen Garcia. lie was very popular In
the United States until that unfortu-
nate incident which led 10 his display
Of bad temper and retirement from
command Iiis gene puu$ words show
that the first Judgment u the American
people Was correct. and for his sake
they Viii have fTieudlicr T. nrg To-
wards she Cubans generally
II cannot b. denied That his ast and
some 81 she actions - ibe Cuban ;tool a
have weakened public confidence IN ihs
Cuban character and ahaken us faith
In thcir capacity for eeit government,
We were prepared % assume = RESPONSE
bi.ity not contemplated when wa en-
tered upon tha war in sfl.r 60 make up
for tbs deficiency whlch was due as
much "a generations of u1iarale az %
natural uu0Jns sa. hat we were not pre-
pared for. and ~ haze resented. thc az
paren, insraatgde ~ people C9r wh1m
We have unsel0shly sacrificed valuable
lives ana incurred "a considerable 3 ht.
The recognition f> oar.s4 at ,no
value ~ A,neytcan ai} made s.. ssl..re-
Is aad So urer4delnsls. v1 81 >ery
much 20 restore h.s ree.ft T. aar favor
There IS ouA S,rteaca vhte1t aa.ii r..
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.ch7cl fcr IRE e1ueasicr - Tie race in
The value ~ li.tIe things, The import
arce ot rsny savings, ire pride ot icf@-
r,enserc@, ar1 tna honor - doing wiki
CIT tsat which cannot BE- had a. a sac
rznce II freedom from debt
The lessons ot the past few years
should have taught al this. ant h@ Is a
blessed ran who has croGted ~ ina.
hitter experience but now Ia the TINE.
=hen opportunities are rlp@ning and the
future looks bright. - warn the
fhough;iess ard 8nwary thai the s1.t-re
has as Obligations ard Will have is r.
verse; X "a now that prudence should
accompany IND 1stry ard thrift build Up
lis barri1ades against the possible re-
tura q want.
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rs D. /. ..-z.o~..f- -. .-.,- xis1-zfsr4
s.r.~.- :. - rl.s.--se,.s.s
- -.
perhaps ~oa. Hos'ssTsi' s'ssi-i- t-4>'--''
y S1"" lAaS 80 VIA Is "
zen sTafcss = Bow %ll-@i's -
2fS2sfsIcS4 maj re 1NN$-1-@ ~-'I
% Se ifse'
efAS u His @s-s@'lA'i A'e-A-1'N1 -
pofafaes 03I oA po'l'le@ ~---i "1--A'
The Spanish are going 20 saks Cosu-a-
bug remains back froEa Havana TO SPAR
OUR yellow orators ought az least % be
happy over the slffsrings. wrongs and
hsrdships they escaped BY not going 20 Inc
war.
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CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
THE DIFFERENCE.

when Candidate Cusaulan said be-
fore the Tacoma convention the other
day, Fl would rather go down to the
bottomIess ocean of irretEiegaole po~
1iticaI disaster battling for an immortal
principle than capitnlate with den1a-
gogues for the spoijs Of office" he ex-
pressed fofcibly, II not ia elegant Ian
guage. the position Of his party IN this
campaign, and emphasized striking
difference between rs men and methods
and the methods and men Of the other
party.
The Republican platform as a declara~
ton OF party principles ir clear ard ex-
plielt, and Republicans stand squarely
upon IL. II sets forth their convictions
and their purposes. The EiIensburg
platform Is one which no individual
who is expected to vote The fusion tnket
would accept AS "a complete or accurate
exposition Of his political creed. Il Was
made and adopted by gentlemen who
have made platforms before and failed
to live Up 10 them. u hetrays IN every
line the handiwork 81 gentlemen who
have something 10 conceal, who dare
not declare their true motives.
The sincerity and honesty Of the
fugionists ia an issue In this campaign.
All over the state there are men, here
tofore fusionists. IN whose minds has
arisen the question whether they viii
not. If they vote the ticket this fail.
indorse "a party whose pretensions are
fraudulent. ana which il led by poht-
teal takers.
a Republican landslide this fall will
not surprise anybody Who believes that
the people Of the state are ordinarily
Intelligent. and desir. tina, their public
servants shall lie s!ncere and homes
men.
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r-ssxxs - stirred with sympathy for szst-
<srfrw ard f1efr Sico6 t@ Aroused ~
ayger ~ fnf zsfjee. His criy krpyIe4ge
q the ~ealshy cazss WIS gathered tfors
tssz experience Of the tTrannicaI. selfish
been taa cause - CaEya's 1ggfoTtunes.
Garcia eoes more complete justice,
however. when IL his conclz35Fsg 8en-
tenos he says: 10 this grea: nation
O. shis noble country. which has always
,oGgnt FIR the rights ~ isterty--xe owe
she achievement If ogr in4epenfsnee
ard the contamination Of cur Ideals"
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Although the decision Of the court in the
delinquent water rent case is a great legal
victory for Corporation Counsel Hum
phrey. the matter has its unpleasant side
so far as innocent property-owners are
concerned II water rents are 10 be allow
ed to accumulate All additional burden Is
placed upon the purchaser IN perfeciing his
title. Under the present system water
rents are not permitted 70 accumulate and
this rule should be strictly enforced. Not
more than three months should be allowed
10 become delinquent. and If it is, the city
should be the loser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

Col william Jennings Bryan's quandary.
whether 10 resign and Isave MS regiment
high and dry, or stay with ii until II is
mustered out. Is furnishing some arnuse~
rnent 20 the unsympathetic. Here IS the
Wy the New York Tribune views Il:
when II looked as II i, would not be
mustered In. that was an attempt 10 keep
Sir. Bryan from becoming a popular hero.
when ~ vas not sent % Cuba. that was
10 rob him Of a chance TO make a repu-
tatlon. II he had been sent - the front,
that would have been 20 get him killed by
disease or bullet and 50 removed from the
path II the gold bug. II he mad been mus
tered cut ~ soon as the truce was pro
claimed that would have been for the
sake of g.ging his enera!es at home a laugh
al his brief record as warrior. Now,
w.Aen he Is kept IN service IL is 20 deprive
HIN Of The chance 10 talk silver. Whatever
happens. Nr Bryan - the victim Of d.a-
hol.cai cunning On the part Of the bankers
and money sharks, and the Populists know
t."
As a victim Col. Bryan is a bowling
Success