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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-14
Golden " esisisag.

Mr. and Mrs Joseph NJ Siarras; who
reside az - Marion street. had the pieAs-
uge Thursday evening q celebrating the
nftis{h anniversary g teeir marriage and
enjoying the company 81 several friends
OF their early acqgsinianNe as wei as tha
presence - their daughters Ms. Magin-
uis 81 san Francisco. and Mrs Lovett
II Wood. OF This city. Congratulations
~ rnnil and telegraph were numerous aad
the happy couple received iafge number
- Aighiy vslue3 tokens - IRE love ard es-
,eern X relatives and friends To friends
who were E0ests az the day and enjoyed
ST a,d-faShioued wedding feast we're. Mr.
sna Mrs l.. A nuUY Mr. and Mrs Alex
MeNse MIR aua Mr. Roswell HUNS. Sir
sns Mr.. Carter Saith NJ. and Mrs
Daniel ~ Wo03wortN. Mrs sarah Stnlth
NJ aad Mrs Love,J NJ Wood Ms
Charles " NaEinu's sna son Afr Fret
= Ackm8u. MtSa H11efs r Weed NJ
Thomas Rowss ana Miss lAlfte Broad
Ms Sarsh Smith was ore who Mas pres
80. when NJ ara Mrs.. Sta;ragt were mar
riesl hfty years 90.
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Columbia Lodge No. 2 last Friday
evening Initiated one candidate In the
Junior degree, one in the workman de-
gree and received three favorable reports
on applicants from investigating commit
tees. and two new applications for MEM
bership. The Rev officers have their
work well IN hand and the lodge is max
ing a steady growth. Several visitors
were present from other lodges. among
them being isro. X. VI. Davis. grand meii-
cal examiner: Past Master q. w. Board
man; Ernst Frank. NJ. Il. Brow n, Of Chi
cage. Ill. and Joseph Martin. of Destiny
lodge Tacoma. Grand Lecturer J. III.
schiyely leaves for a trip 10 the eastern
part OF the state. where he Will lecture
and organize new lodges. Those present
at the meeting were pleasantly entertained
by Bro. i. II. McI.aren. who read verses
suggestive Of the spirit Of enterprise which
pervades the citizens OF Seattle.
The Select Knights are making prepar-
atoms for a parade al the time of the
meeting Of the grand lodge and are init
ating candidates at every meeting OF the
lodge.
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Yesterdays Band Concert.

The concer, at the Seattle thsaser yester-
day afternoon was a. emphatic success IA
any o. the present season. Lieut.. Wagner
having arranged q splendid programme for
his fine organization. Conspicuous amcng
the instrumental numbers were the Sex
tette from Lucia II Lammermoor and
the trio eoncertati from La Favorita," by
Mr.. Driscoll. violin; Mr.. Duranti. flute. and
Mr. Asher. piano. The last number was
particularly attractive. fun OF tiniSling sug-
gestions and was beautifully rendered. The
demand for an encore was followed by q
repetition OF the second andante move
ment. Mr. George Edmunds was the vocal
sololst. and his clear tenor voice and fine
expression We're well displayed in the aria
from Bucks Don Munio" The liberal ap-
plause which followed Mr.. Edmund's sing
ing OF the programme number earned an
additional pleasure for the audience in his
delightful rendering of Paul De Fay's Tell
Her Love Her So" Both pieces were cal
culated 10 show Mr.. Edmund voice to its
best advantage.
The pieces which We're heard for the first
time. by the band. were All overture. Die
Frau Meister!a." by Won Suppe; grand Sc
lection from 'Santaneila." and a Polish
dance from Rubins,ein's Bal Costume"
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STILL ANOTHER COMPANY.
ar ESTABLISHES ITS GENERAL
AGENCY IN THIS CITY.
The snow A. Ice Transportation Com-
parry. " hich Holds u Big Govern
nent Contract. Has Arranged to
skip All Its supplies From Seattle.

T.. T. R0senfeld. CT New York. general
manager OK the Snow * ice Tfansporta-
t.oa Company. which holds a g9vern1se Mt
contract for taking supplies into the w.
ken arrived IN 5saftie yesterday from
Portland The .wo chief objects OF his
Visit we're accomplished yesterday. The
ART u these was the establishment II i
general agency Ia tais city, which he Aas
done is connection with the Centennial
Alaska Company, VINO viii be the COM
pany's factors. and with whom a contract.
hes already bsen made 10 snip tae sup
niles nortn8aEd.
Mr. Easenfeid = second object was to
SECURE ore Of Jack Daitoa's men to 20
over iae trail with the expedition In
this purpose he WAS also successful III.
saw Ms Dalton yesterday aud made the
necessary arrangements with him. Dali
ton left yesterday afternoon for San Fran
ciscg.
The rev company wii handle a very
large amount Of supplies, and its advent
10 seattle and the establishment OF les
general agency here Is only another init-
cation Of the general recognition OF Sc
attic as the true basis OF supply and de-
partare for the klondlke.
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David w. Bosyen. Of This city. "
Recommended,

Senator John l.. Wilson has recon-
mended the appointment Of David w
Bowen e. De deputy collector Of internal
revenue for the district Of Oregon and
Washington. Tie appointment has nor
yet been made. bat 81 WI probably be
announced early this week
ar. Bowea - secretary 0f The King
county Republican central COMMITTEES. lie
IS at present employed 10y the fra ~ 2
{. Miles & 60. II ia understood tina. Mr.
Bowen has strong endorsements from the
Republicans - the Second and Third
wards. lie was active IN the last cam
ralen and Is widely kncwn throughout
the city ard county. During ths admin
istration - County Auditor Nathan "
HemaR, Mr.. Bowen WIS q deputy Ia his
Office
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Alaska OutfitterS.
COMPLETE
SHOES GROCERIES,
y ~ &c IN 1fs.f22 Seattle
A<s ~ AAAL1o wa Al

vas introduced Ia the Protection degree.
and seven new applications were acted
upon. This evening being social evening
viii be devoted TO the entertainment Of
~oodnsn and their friends Invitations
are nog In the hands OF the members
On Monday evening. February 2. the de-
gree team VIII confer the Hearfgess oak
degree. This is new WORK and very inter-
esting. All visiting Noodmen are cor-
daily inyited 70 De present
Seattle Camp. No s.. resd it's regular
meeting en- Tuesday night -Four new ap-
plica tons for membership were received.
Eight were elected for Initiation and FIVE
received the protection degree OK wood
craft
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In THE L0CGE ROOM.


Seattle Company. Ne. 1, Uniform Rank.
VIII attend tie meeting OF the grand lodge
az Tacoma and compete for the grand
losfe cup. Tire crack company from Port
iand and various state companies viii
participate and much interest is mani
Tested
Satte Company Ne. viii give lfs A.
haai military han February ~ II prom
isss 70 be a brilliant AFFAIR The Rathhoaa
s'slers viii serve Refreshments ia tAe
hrmory hail The brigade stan viii tnrn
cut and the annual parade Will he held
On THIS occasion.
Seattle Lodge. No. 81, held an enthusiast
Tie and crowded convention on Nedues-
Gay las;. Many visitors and eastern hreth-
req ~ere present. AMI expr~a-sa neir
tuat surprise NJ the tfsg quality OF work
displayed and the cordlaiity Of the wei
e"nle extended 80 each of taen \ large
amount 81 business was dispatchei. and
we Hoer wss prepared for rank WORK.
lne tank of page was conferred unot,
enc candidate. and os esquire upcn THREE
candidates In meritoFieus manner. Il
Wa decidcd 70 held 'snnlverHary" exer-
f'sts at o'clock next "Wednesday even
ine this lodge taking the initiative. All
fisnl1eVs aud visitors oG AL lodges ara
Nfktu 10 BE- present 70 make tsaa occasion
Nsf - ot is caasc. Wednesday evening
az 80 o'ciork rank eg knight VIII be
conferred on three Candidates. Visitors
sft invited 70 g. present
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CAST
>n M, i'a n 1n, who sails before the
g Hs1St as NED hoffman "A W Freuo-,.
Setn baldwin. his cousin, born with
,, oue conscience 1900. Bect0n Radfora
Howsrt considine, Ba,dwin'e attorney
afterwards consul TO Samoa 7 ~. r.
Baron Won Bibber. military attache "a IN
the German consulate. samoa
p,i '1 i've, j. r McDonough
A'q ne1 H.ison. considine's junior part
Dave B9sNers. bos'n of the T. S. flag
y, snip Trenton :..-.........R. ] tombstone
PICK halton. detective Wilton Franris
rev H. H. Body. foreign missionary.
Lieut.. Lawrence. {. 5. N.....' :" a. Evans
rs to: ,,;t...........Georse H. Grassser
f-''~tkh : Of oss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES All Sfraf1Ss
Or. Canon resident OF Apia. samoa
1900 $500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II Had1sy
OFFICER Bowers ..........,......Al Albert Groves
Nora considine daughter Of Howard
. ....'-s,.+- ........+........... Nav Gerald
Carrie Cummings, a poor relation.
Sailors. detectives. sailors etc
Lincoln J Carers lates: scenic master
piece. nter the Dome" turned hundreds
of people away from the Third Avenue the
ater the occasion being the opening ~ n
week : engagem mt in this city. Mr.. Carter
- original in his ms thois OF play writing
lie concelvss a central idea that Is brls,,ing
VIII effects ard around tbs he psirfs an
atnoS There mar is charged with electrief.v-
and theatrical dsbTis. He pats In a painting
locomotive, ship that IS tossed bv an ar
uaciai sea or something else HAT crowds
realism beyond sn limits OF human euagr
ance. Mr., Carter then finds words IN whf-h
Ia express himself salbordinatlng literary
and dramatic merif in MS always success
fui Ell 70 produce the uuus8si in stage
pictures Waen he has invented The words
ae places them IL TIE mouths Of characters
iaat are frequently portrayed in a way that
- Keyed % TO the res; Of Il all and the
result : q Lincoln J. Carter pay that goes
throasa the country. filing the idea O,
thousands and dasap polniing few. Nr. Car
ter has s-1t his Past Mai" his lorna
d3 The Heart ~ Cnicago'' snd now ais
Il n3er tse Dome 80 Seattle ana has en-
toyed ,te Turning a@ay process az each an
gaEeu1ent- Il was regular Carter shavr
last night hgiis a-oana the exciting event.
of Ma-ca IS iSsa. az Samoa. waen N. mar
bar q Api2 swept By fearful storm
piled u2oa IRE reef /. was a critical ps-
ROD Ia the worlds history. but tbs j.
r1a'le aet'e q n the play. the real exhibit
non berg nos 0-e * xords snd sentiment.
oIf - an atmosphere surcas rx@d with Mr.
~sar'er's individuality. wH9ca found express
saoE 81 q clzsa.ng o. elements ard roaring
% Tie s;e-rs- There we've a number Of -e-
Hlar<1 sis scea~s besides ths storm ard ire
izfsax natsog Nss taxed IN wondering what
ne@ %1rpy1ss were - store Th~re Is n
strai7 81 cheap patriotism whsca aprezsea
strongly - ne emotional temperament n
tAs audience The best effect Is sha. Of
Ne Approach % the He@oks1 ssS-y. "a S@<
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T. D. STIMSON'S WILL,
Filed In Los Angeles. Disposing of
Property. Hrai and Personal,
Worth sI.3Oo.ooo

The VIII II the late T. D. Stirnson. Of
Los Angeles. father Of Fred s. .stimsen.
Charles u stimsgn and Ezra r. stIms9n.
OF this city, wac flied in probate in Los
Angeles county. Cal. February 3. The
petitioners were William H. Charles ID
and Ezra Z. Stimsor, ana they are ais,
named By ths instrument as executors.
The VIA WAS fied with the clerk. sealed
and is terms were not made known. jude
Shaw appointed AeSsrs. Willard and Fz-
IA slinson special administrators with
power 10 collect rents and Insurance Tar
the estate.
AF. stimson had given away in his life
time thfee-qhsriefs OF bis estate. and the
total value Of the residue. that f. disposed
Of b. he vii. is placed at 81 $4,000. The
real estate property in Los Angeles mos.
OF which is improved yields rents and
Income amounting to about So ,0l0 per an
inn. The personal property consists Of
stocks aud bonds Of the value Of about
slss.0s. and bonds OF the value OF about
%zt@9. bills receivable and contracts Of
fae value Of about sSs.o0. cash deposited
In banks. about $4,000 ana "a life insur-
anee pa.icy for s2.ss1 Deceased also lei,
feal estate Ia the states Of Michigan and
Washington.
\ vii bearing date April A. 1885. and
cod!ci 10 the wiz heaTing date of Janu-
ary u. lses. were left In the possession Of
the widow. Achsah j. Stimson The fol-
'o~ing y list OF those who are appoint
81 az desisees and Iegafees uader thr
Will:
Widow. Achsah J. Stmaon: children
Willard III. Stmson. Olive J. Fay. Charles
u. Stimsoa. Ezra 4. Stlmson. Fred s
samson. Jay II. Stlmson: grandchildren.
Charles W. stimsan. Louie II Fay. clar-
enee H. lay, Thomas ID. Stimson. pora-
tbs +. Stimron. Achsah j. Stlmson. HAIR
iod 6. stins0a. Other deyisees are Mary
=. Spencer. Martha +. Kennedy James
Roe and Fred Deyendorf
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STREET RAILWAY STRIKE.
Cars Running More Regularly on
the Front street Line.

The cars "a TIRE Front street cable ran
with more regularity yesterday than At
any tme since the ke - the tralumen
FOR higher wages began 4 week ago. a
broken strand III the cable caused the
cars Z, stop for 3 time last evening. but
az accident ~ that kind IS unavoidable
For today ne company promises A rezu-
lsr schedule. TIE directors of the road
cls.a tnat they have Competent griprren
ard conductors 70 run Ali their cars ard
that IRE s,riHe Is settled Is Ear as thav
are concerned They ssy that TIE trouble
has neea rather ~ the engineers Depart
meat, ON * Il 'he action taken BY the
labor union L = claimed that engineers
have been secured ard that the road ey3u
ran as before ;Ne strike
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Ancient Order Of Foresters.

Thursdays meeting Of Court Evergreen
No SEA- was one of unusual interest.
Chief Ranger Horning presiding and a
full roll Of officers and a good number os
members being present. The usual r0ut-
Inc OF business was gone through with
two candidates being admitted into the
order. Interesting speeches -ere made
by different members II WAS decided 10
hold a joint social with Court Friar Tuck
Thursday evening. February "a. instead
Of the regular meeting. when II is hoped
all the members OF both courts win be
present.
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Independent Order Good TemrIar-.

AT the regular meeting Of Central lodge.
No. iss. the lodge deputy. Mrs. A. T.
Friend Installed the following officers for
the ensuing quarter; G. T. @. w. John
son. V. T.. Elva Stockweli. chaplain. Mrs.
l. T. Powell; financial secretary. Mrs.
Barnes: treasurer. Charles Cook. secre-
tary. Frank Tregoning; NJ. Susie Barnes;
u NJ. VIII Mcclellan: G.. Waiter West
over, +. c. T. Percy Corp. The lodge
Il IN Il most fourishing condition. initial
ing new members at every meeting
Seattle Lodge No will give an open
Valentine social at It's hail. corner Sixth
avenue and Battery street. this evening.
a musical and literary programme will he
rendered. No admission fee will be
CHARGED.
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Cough Medicines in Demand in
Montana

at this season there Is 81 immense d.
Esssnd for cough. crossp ana l. grippe -enee-
dlss. savs J. i. Misrr = Go. g >fevesls-
wise, MeutaBA, ~se have in stock Tweusv-
ere d.3ersus kinds. bat sell more a
ChaasSwrlains Cough Reraely than of ali
others combined ard we have oas frsi GUS
saFser "a claim il has no. benefited Ain, 10
AGzr ErUEs.s
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Modern vooasaca af America.

a"e Modern Waodmea 90 America gave
social in their haN oyer SIS fHrs; ayena.
ASs thursday evening The hail WAS
s.e"1t' WITH visitors from local camps
an7 iiNm tAe East An excellent pro
A'aifina "f music. speeches Rotations
go stHil*@ vas given ard the occasion
eunrea rraud success by all pres
- fFat ard cigars Were Distributed
Nsf'F ANA tAf neishbors fingered urtil
= ss,e hour IN friendly intercourse. Elitett
f'@N camp established rs reputation ~,
an entertainment line. and these sacgais
- ne Frtv A,ca Mkt simr tire iA ftra
VIZ q invited 81 participate. as tleig Z, ~
s'i'c N@s tav only feature lacking Thurs
'AN h'Eht Visiting neiEhaors in the city
sc e9sd+a.lF frFii sd - attond oaar csrap.
winch meets every Thursday evening.
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REAL
ESTATE
G4xy&,AsGm pss
20: and eos New York block.

York. II Is really fine piece o. stage illu-
sion The company Is a regular Lincoln j.
Carter company and there is no doubt OF
the success ot the engagement. Lines of
more than ordinary LEGAL interest in the
play are references to the Old gunhoat
Nipsic. which was one of the fleet at Apia.
al the time described. and whlch is now the
receiving ship at the Port Orchard naval
station, near this city.
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Indcpcndrnt Order aft Fnrr.tcr-.

Court Puget Sound. No. 5Ss. held It's reg
oiar meeting Tuesday night. Consider
able routine business was accomplished.
Two members were initiated and actt N
taken on four other applications This
court IS steadily increasing In member
ship, though feeling the drain on the at
tendance by members going north. In
stallatson of officers win take pace ~ the
EeXt regular meeting. All members are
requested to be present
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one Needn't Go Hungry

In our store this week. as we have ar
ranged to serve our lady patrons with a
nice light luncheon. gratis. so that the
fatigue OF shopping may be relieved. The
luncheon will be served from 1879 a. IN.
to p. m. A skilled attendant viii be 81
charge and will give culinary hints of in
terest and value 10 all lovers Of good cook
ing. The MacDougau q Southwick Gem
pany, III, s19, ~, 72S First avenue.
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- n" Camp M. nc. rnet .a regular
ssssian ia the haE KS FIRST avenue. Iass
"a''''aAN evening" The attendance IS lu.
steadily sr3 an unuseal Interest
: t'~Hi fet lT Ehe number ot apnllrA-
'i'''S te1t are handed l0. one candidate.
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Ladies' Of the Naccabees.

Seattle Hive. Ne 3 held It's regular re-
view Thur.day evening. FL bruary TO- with
large attendance. General husiEss was
transacted and three new applications for
membership WIRE read \ dime social and
dance VIII be given Thursday evening.
February "a
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Order Of the Eastern star

lorraine Chapter No. G. viii give n
social next Wednesday evening in - Ma
SAME hat There viii be- an interesting
programme, followed by cards and dane
Ing.
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DELLA UNION THEATER.. j.
II Cor Second Ave. {. and Masa 81.
- A MOSER 4 Co. Props
n l. FExEITT MArzxsr

Saturday night. February r. won
e~rrgl tEsat the Masses 81 Peop1e visit this
th4ster-why3 Because they see neoTe for
their na9ney thsn at any other Essater tFs
America Another q Readiexs nsS sac-
cesses. the gTesi sensational drama.
AMERICAN BORN" They cczne high.
ssus ve mast nave tharu Lea peasAsY. La
petlfe Hose. "a Dcsau. Eigiaa Donls
Mitchell Maid Ma~gsrson. Josie fs1wers.
Norman hArgsTsou. Wanda, Maggie SE9sr-
idan Special dramatic features. O. w
Kyle Rose Southern John Burns w Bal
ansyne III. lie Ecmpts. j. Erowneille. j.
G~rswrI-S- e Weeds Tkaxs A~s- a.
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COPPER RIVER

Tickets on steamer Alliance. salts Tues
asy February Is Few ieft Apuiv =,
eDce. 4. CHELEERG.
Scandinavian American Baak ma
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TIE Dssiy pos:-irte''l genc-r "a row o.,
Aale 10 ortian4. or. "a Rlca R-o-' "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel rews
fra stree,
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WHEN others fslA consult DR. 2 C.
johnson. ckrHnic disease specialist
scheweru,aa t3oek. Cherry stree:
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DR. ;. n. LoCCRARY BaAev bun..sr
Sgects. s;f-ntfo, Esvsz diseases Ct brag,
Aa4 -sEgosz sy.se-
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GET re best order vour sur o,i,a.s
CO wlna-nl.lsr TIE fagrfer 80 Sscs~a
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Steen to Form CABINET.
CHRISTIANiA, Feb. hiking OscU
has entrusted to former Premier Steen
the task of forming new cabinet.
, 1898-02-19
PASSENGERS
CHRIsfIANsTED.

Feb. 9th-per schnr. "VigiIant" from ST.
Thomas-Kaohel Petersen and child, Lawyer
Brun.
Feb. 1Oth-per schnr. "vigilant" for St.
TllOmas-Mrs GIeider and 2 children, G. L..
Thomson, Rachel Petersen, Henriette Peter
sen and child, Caroline Yaust.
Feb. 1Ith-per sohnr. ''Vigilant" from st.
Thomss-Patrick Patrick.
Feb. l2th-per schnr. "Vigilant" for St.
Thomas-Mr. Scheel, Planter Arenirup.
Feb. l4th-per schnr. "Vigilan.' for ST.
ThOmas-Pntriok Patrick, Lawyer Brun.
Joseph Helton. For Tobago via st. Thomas
-Rosaline Grove.
Frederikstod, 9th Feby.
The American steam yacht "Nahma" ar.
rived here from ST. Thomas on the 9th inst.
9Th Febry.-from st. Thomas = Planter
Law"etz. From St. Johns-E.P. Testemark.
For st. ThOmas-Edwurd Lane.
Frederiksted. 18th Febry.
The o. S. s. "%Annopolis" left for St.
Thomas OH Wednesday morning.
The 8. 9. "Fontabelle' arrived here from
St. Kits yesterday morning, landed some
merchandise, took u mail and Proceeded to
New York.
18th inst.-per "FOntabelle" from st. Kite
ID. Blake.
18th inst-per slOop alert" for St. Thomas
-Pl.ntsr L&wsetz, Miss Malkoe.
l7th inst-fOr ST. Thomas via Ohristiansted
Mrs. A. Larsen and son.
, 1898-02-19

'ions. but the peo lie are strongly opposed to
anything but all American ANNEXATION. The
King being aware of this existing condition,
and loving his subjects as he does, not for
getting the action taken by Germany in Sc
curing Slssvig aud IIOlsteln from his domain
owes the German Empire a bitter pill, and
therefore, with only cunning can Germany
possess tie is auds.
England, however, it is believed in Danish
circles in The islands and mother country,
desires the islands, and, "s Denmark will sell
or give, it is generally accepted that except
Unols Sam is speedy he will lose the pie.
The islands are exceedingly beautiful; g
6eld Of vordnre from January to December;
vegetation and fruits abound plsntifnIIy.
The people as a whole are very industrious
and a fair per cent. are educated.
l. GUSTAVUS BOUGH, MD.
, 1898-02-19
ST. UKOlX STATION.

81. CKOlX STATION.
Plymouth, 16th.-The RMS. para. f.om
the West indies, arrived here at 6 am.
New York, February l6th.-London news
states that in the House of Commons notice
has been given Of q vote OF credit for seven
~ five thousand pounds sterling towards
defraying the expenses Of th" display bv
England at the forthcoming Paris Exposi.
tion.
In the House of Commons tho First Lord
of the Treasury announced that the Govern.
ment will consider the proposals for an in.
g rnational currency agreement. which he
would be gtHd to see established, otherwise
there is nothing additional to the Um,ed
States negotiations, which were already
known.
Odessa dispatches state that q Jewish
merchant together with several naval eff.
ciuIs, have been arrested for frauds ipcIuding
tho nondelivery Of fifty thousand toms of
coal which hal been paid for.
Paris news announces that The "G,ulo;.,
reports the betrothal of Queen WilbeImino
of Holland to Prince Louis, brother Of PIincs
Jerome Bonaparte.
The PnIis correspondent Of the New Yo,k
Herald states that there is a remarkable