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MEN FOR COAST DEFENCE.
Orders For Manning Newly Established
Fortif cations Along Atlantic.

Washington, March 11.-Orders were
issued at the war department today for
manning the newly-established fortifi-
cations on the Atlantic coast from Bos-
ton down to Galveston on the gulf. They
include the organization of the new ar
tillery regiments 6 and Z, authorized
by recent act of congress.
The sixth regiment will have its head
quarters at Fort Slocum, and the sew
enth at Fort McHenry. In recognizing
the new regiment, six men will be taken
from each battery now. in service, so
that each of the new batteries win have
at the rate of 10 experienced artillery
men. The orders for the manning of
the new batteries demand the utmost
haste.
The new Notifications on Long Island
Head, at the entrance to the harbor of
Boston, will be guarded by a battery of
the second artillery now at Fort Adams,
r. /. For the operation of the big guns
on Sandy Hook, two batteries now at
Fort Slocum, one at Fort Hamilton and
another at Fort Wadsworth. will be
utilized. 1t is expected that the Sandy
Hook garrison will be manned at once
Fort Monroe is probably the strongest
and best equipped station on the coast,
and the garrison there will be called
upon TO man other fortl1catiOnS, but not
to an extent that would weaken its own
efficiency. The battery of the first ar
tillery at Fortress Monroe will be trans
ferred to Fort Morgan, Ala, which, in
conjunction with Fort Egan, commands
the entrance to Mobile Bay.
Another battery of the 1st will be sent
to Tybee Island, Ca, for the protection
of the mouth of the Savannah river.
The garrison headquarters band and
one battery of the first artillery station
at ST. Francis barracks, st. Augustine,
will be transferred to duty at Sullivan's
Island, Charlestown harbor
The garrison at st. Francis barracks
will be abandoned. Barr Battery
/ of the second artillery will
be assigned to duty at Fort
Caswell opposite Smith Island,
near Wilmington, N. c. For the better
protection of the national capital, one
battery of the 4th artillery at Fort Mon
roe has been ordered to Sheridan Point,
Va This fort is nearly opposite Fort
Washington and in connection with it
commands the approach to Washington
by water,
The batteries of the 4th artillery,
stationed at Fort NfcHenry, Baltimore,
will be distributed between Delaware
and Fort Mott, N. j., thus providing
for the protection of Philadelphia, Tren-
(Continued On Third Pagel
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12

of the party, except Sol. Bingham, were
in citizens dress, the latter wearing the
uniform appropriate to his rank The re-
ception took place in the red parlor.
The president received his distin-
guished guest in the most cordial man
ner; and, after the greetings which are
usual on such occasions, the president
Joined the party in a drive about the
city.
Tomorrow the prince will visit some
of the government institutions and be-
gin the observations for which his visit
was made.
Washington, March 11.-Prince Albert
of Belgium was given a dinner by the
president at the executive mansion, to-
night, in honor of his visit to the cap
ital
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
Yet War and Navy Departments
Prepare for Worst.
THREE NEW BATTLEsHIPs.
House Naval Committee Places
Provision in Appropriation Bill.
Secretary AIger Decides to Create New
Military Department-Every Nerve
Being Strained to Improve
Coast Defenses.

Washington, March 11.-Hoping for
the best and prepared for the worst,
about represents the situation in the
war and navy departments. The Off
cials will profess confidence that there
is to be a peaceful outcome of the pres
ent threatening difficulties, but mean
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
NEWTON TENNIS TOURNAMENT,

Newton, March 1.-THE third annual
tournament of the Newton Winter Ten
mis- Club will begin Monday afternoon
on the courts in Bray's Hall, Newton
centre. The tournament will be an open
handicap from mems singles, and will
continue all next week. II there are
entries, a series of doubles will be played
the following week. The play will
commence at 2 and 7.S0 p. m. daily.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
REPORTS ARE FALSE.
No Perfection of Alaska Boundary Treaty
With Great Britain

Washington, March lit is said at
the state department that Ottawa re-
ports to the effect that the United
States and Great Britain have signed a
treaty for a settlement of the Alaskan
boundary disputes, are incorrect: the
matter still being a subject of negotia-
ton, Sir Julian Pauncefote, the Bri-
tish ambassador, through his secretary
also authorizes a complete and special
denial of the reported perfection of a
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
THE YALE GREW.
The Regular University Training Table
Formed.


New Haven, March 1.-THE regular
Yale University crew training table
was formed this morning, and Captain
Whitney notified the following candi-
dates that they were to take their meals
there: r. P. Flint, J, c. Greenleaf, j.
H. Neideken, H P. Wickes, r. M. Pat
terson, J. P. Brock, J. w. Cross and
Payne Whitney.
Much surprise is expressed among the
students because Williams, the bow, and
Allen, Griswold and Greenway of last
years crew, were not taken. 1t is prob
able, however, that changes will be made
as the training progresses. Several sub
stitutes will be taken on later. and this
list, it is understood, does not signify
anything more than that the men named
have showed themselves worthy of rec
ognition as leading candidates.
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NEW SPANISH MINISTER'S RECEP-
TION.

Washington, March 1.-THE present.
alton of the new Spanish minister, Sc
nor Polo, to the president, has been
postponed until tomorrow, in order that
more time may be given to the prepar-
alton of the customary speech incident
to such occasions.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
ALGER TO SUCCEED WILDER.

San Francisco, March 11.-James H.
Alger of Ogden has been selected to be
the successor of the late A. D. Wilder,
as superintendent of the western divi-
sion of the Southern Pacific. Mr. AL
gers place, as superintendent of the
Salt Lake division, will be taken by
John Noble, superintendent of the Shas-
ia division.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
HERoIsM REWARDED

Saratoga, ~ Y, March lis D..
Hoadley of Glenns Falls was last night
publicly presented with state volun-
teer life-saving association medal for
having saved from drowning Prof Will
liam Humphrey of Yale College, two
years ago at Lake George.
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PARTLY CLOUDY.

Boston, March H. - Local forecast for
Boston and vicinity, Saturday: Fair
weather. probably becoming cloudy in the
afternoon or night; southerly winds.
Washington, March 11.-Forecast for Sat-
urday for New England: Partly cloudy
weather, possibly with showers in south
ern portion; southerly winds.
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DOESN'T WANT WAR.
So Says New Spanish Minister Of
His Country.
senor Polo Hopeful About Autonomy
has Instructions About Commercial
Treaty Between U. s., Spain
and Cuba.

Washington, March 11-Senor Luis
Polo Barnabe the new Spanish minis
ter, was seen at the Spanish legation
today by an Associated Press reporter,
and, for the first time since his arrival,
consented to speak concerning Spanish
affairs, observing such reticence on Ger
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
COURT MARTIAL FOR MENocAL.

Washington, March 1.-THE secretary
of the navy today appointed a court
martial for the trial Of Civil Engineer
Menocal, on charges growing out of the
bad work done on New York dry dock
The court is to meet at toe New York
navy yard on .he 18th, and Lieut..
Lauchheimer, U. 5, M. c., will act as
Judge advocate
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
MISS GoULD's GIFT TO RUTGERS.

York, March 11.-It was an
ed at New Brunswick, N. J.. by
emit Scott of Rutgers College, to-
hat Miss Helen Gould had made
g;f Of $4,000 to the college.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
WILLIAMS, FooT Ball MANAGER

Williamstown, March 11.-At a meeting
held here tonight, Charles Denison Make
peace 1900, of West Barnstable, Mass,
was elected assistant manager of the VIII
liams College Foot Ball Association to
succeed as manager in 1899.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12
INFANTRY WINS AT WHIST.

In the armory whist tournament. Friday
evening, the Light Infantry team defeat
ed the City Guards by margin Of two
points.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12

The Mexican government. it is said, will
attempt to compel the Oceanic Phosphate
Company to pay an indemnity of S,500, 900,
for unlawfully shipping guano from Clip
perton Island, in the Pacific ocean.
The Pegamid Leather, Textile and Paper
Company, controlled by Boston and New
York men. has been organized in New Jer-
sey with capital of $1,000.0C0
Alabama iron men are planning to form
a mixing iron trust to prevent the cut
ting of rates.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-12

after written statements and estimates
| made by you and approved by the pres
ident and secretary, all In writing. A
special record must be kept of every
such requisition. If any such liability
| or expense has been incurred by you by
oral direction, make such written state
ment and estimate, and submit it at
| once for such approval.
by order of the president.
Very respectfully,
y. d, Long, Secre tary."
RETIRED NAVAL MEN MAY SERVE
In anticipation of rupture between
the United States and Spain, many
naval officers on the retired list have
notified the secretary of the navy of
their readiness to perform any duty in
the line of their profession that he may
deem suitable for them. There seems to
be considerable misapprehension on the
part of the general public as to the
availability Of officers on the retired list
for active duty in times of war. Sec.
1862 of revised statutes, bearing on this
subject, provides as follows: mo officer
on the retired list of the navy shall be
employed on active duty except in time
of war"
Under this section it is apparent that
If war should break out all officers on
the retired list competent to serve will
be subject to the orders of the secretary
Of the navy. Another statute bearing
on this subject is contained in sections
1853 and 1854, as follows:
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

EeFEE~Ia Seattle az Iie valley sfse =
Tsssszlay seTsts sz4sser Il. Ises. Malcolm n =.
Fee. II. ~ typhoid malaria, ase0
month"; -
fafgrai Will Dc iield q. Tbs reside ace 4. !.
e'clocsz this Enogn-ng. IntsTUs%nI IN LAKE
View cemetery.
JOHgs0S~Scz Index. September . 'sss
Hans sosraAos. was killed ~ hast, aSe1
81 yea1s g.,
Fsinsral wal i.e head a. Es0aneY & Stew
sr1.1 chapel al O'Clock today.
GaTJ;EHA-ln Saatt.= al ~ Madison
stEees. 5egGszFao~s p Ess MS '~'Si' =
tsala4sg.s 81 paralysis. AGED IL
Rgmaine ss.ls ~ Gent 10 sneitoE iorf.orEos'
Marf.zSsses will escort remains 70 Auiiso-
nah.
HkNI,F, F.szf f%~-Af West s@atfle. ssotff3-
,sr - sssp FRANCIS perrfvsl, infant son
% Mr. and Mrs. Paul h-oaeraoIl. o.
IsEeura0fsAA, aged : HesAs.
Funeral wfl 80 hesd at E9nneF e. stew-
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In order 10 secure correct -assrtsor OF
notir@a under these headings. she saTie
should De lef, 81 the business ofs&ce OF Inss
paper. NO charge is made fSs such nc
tees
Funeral notices resolutions or ether
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Coyrer n Norm Seattle on
carrie .iae. property - improves and pays
good income on price asked = $50
Three lots. e4sxl29 each or graded etreet
half block from Jackson street ca b}-
large unGr saed tzI lfinZ or thc lots
price for entire property s1.1n
+ W WEST = Union Block
FOR SALEs-s@J0 wiiI buy an elegant lot
- feet from. c0 Taigt.eth avenue se1ta;
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chase an S~T.soyn modern house and fiAe
10; n California. or wtl trade fer Sea tile
proyerty. Room 40 New York block.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE or SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares cf stock-ntfi q Of the West Seattle
i;and ana tmprovem"n1 Company, Sea-
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
of u resolution Of the board Of trustees Of
The IVES, SeaIue Land and Improvement
company. held this day. certain shares of
tAe capital stock Of said company. here
AFTER described. or 30 much thereof a. may
3" necessary 10 satisfy certain assess
ne ut ot - per share. dCly irV.ed thereon ~
SAID board ~ trustees "a its meeting htid
jay Il l>'S. VIII he sold At pub,ic auction
. ne highest h5der Tor cash At the front
door ~ ihe United States pos;ofIice in The
fsiy "F Seattle. at The hou. ~ = o cock a.
m on Monday, the 24th day % October.
The following * a particular description
- thc saaveS of sroyk ordered 10 be s0i3
tcEt:h@v saith the names ~ me respecriva
saa:ehullers ana the am 1lint Of the respec--
a stock
N. Name q Delinquent SHARES. Levied
g $50. Nj SEN. trustee ....' .mn ,.s, -,
81 Chas. II. Baker. se-ejver2e-o go a.
N99lsct Is further given TN; AZ Il ssi3
st0@ hao+.eEs have mad. default in ire
payment - Their said assessments ,.7oa
tHV.F S@ld shares q SILK after dge n0t.es
asG zen n. siH.n 10 - = 'aem, As r,
company. ard that sad sac WIZ he made a.
ne fiiT. ard rlEr~ above spec .i.4 at 3D., T.
IL auction 10 the highest Bidder ana ,1e-
at s4ch SAFE ne person a ~ shat nay tn4
assessment due as above stated sogetapr
Htta tns pro fe,& Fxpcrs. II st9x@~.{ssr,.r
anA Il sale fer the smallest number -
saares ~ portion - snare o. each ~
s3.d delinquent slocA hoiiers. shsI 0a
deemed tAe highest b.dsie.
II -. STRIVE. Nl-a Pres. s:e9t
DANA W. BROWN. secTe.4ry
CttNPoS}TION-W are row praaa-p<i 20
&c cCmposlSl2a Ter the trade ,anv ,n',ss
ure) n Nonpareil. Miusan' Rrevt.~ as,
l.cns Primer Satisfaction guaranfee.
Can or address Observation-Disclosures sea-.
re
SFFClAI. INFORMATION FyrRNfSTTEr,
manufacturers. business houses "A srh.
&c Her By ;Ae Press Clipping Kss-aau
tA.len -. roam - Mckay building, PoFt-
lard Or
PHI MIXING ~ nor WATER HEtTIN..
kAS9AAS PLUMBING CO. lei. SuU Al
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ssEtP sNrtn-s.Ai.r-

W ANTk.tA- Hotel porte +.,or4 Saay, ar-
.lrr ara will cooks eHn6.e. y3ts fea,ust.r.
fal;cfS s. ~ n3E.AsFs orAt rftN, usu 8H /.
wife far aftet. 81 ~ j. Cry~. taliY 12ar-
.sfggr. han3 sAwytss. ~,}teys Hsstsnssn
ralll bAfsis. trons - an1 fruct ,p. csu1n
r.,tsStst<,5it $50 eHf FOUND riH-s ttsN 81.
sfiIt ss-ia IH n,.-1 ..ha~-rS. $ ssre ID.
vArCe,f rass&t carpenters s. ~ rtsW
nart.s. so fNaEfes tsfktrs 8nt sNAu9f-
sss e - nsee - he}p ;u4~au< si4} t..
penters s. tav ssee nAs4 = Rys.te-a
s. BAY. sfU4tcT$ s. II trte p4ss --1frnt
r,}ka:e~srx. .t{ssss ks}arS s.. iGrra Nst&.r
s. tsad sawseT- Utf aao3- 8; - ks1t
SAWYER. <1a1tnaAer. t'tsrktF> naessfs
mack tenders aU8 s@ a-is'ers. s. ri, fgs,i.
men, 81 free pass 3f01rrs. s. ar. fanvE
2 assA ceT& MOOD CONTRAST. Tools Furnished
wood sasi u7er s. = "teAr'nS aus.a -
chances crane. ~ Washing IN street
WANTFTa-T~o Getting Ssiesmea n 81
aTt;e 4fd ere .a vaSh ecuatt n every
stase "a {akc orders t0r cur s. V@ - SO O.
n.aae-te-fl. measure Sef..S ana eSeFtVa;s; ,
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So ce wcr "a apth; II xoG car furnish sal
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G. 4,u;tFgrtst building. Calcag4
WANTED f'4ahBtc 80 know Central res
raafaEs serves best isc meal WITH wine.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

SPIRITUAL INSTITUTE-Heaiin asa
teaching. Dr. Chesoro, Manager; M
Cheshro, seer: readings daily: pubic eli.
cles Monday. Thursday, p. m, A. Seal.
lie National bank building. yeslss lsa
Occidental.
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WANTED Girl 50 DO eeuerN Homework
ssaA family Apply a. 9i, Fast jefferson
street
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MISS PERRY, seventh OF seventh dalgk
ter; greatest known palmis.: planet card
reader: 10 not fan seeing her. 2 SAFE
Deposit building
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MRS. DIR. SWAN. baths and treatmsn.:
rheurratisrn and private weakness q sp~
clalty: try this wonderful healer. sa
Seattle National Bank building.
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NINE. LA WEE cia.rvoyant trance M.
dunn: tells past. present and future:
satisfaction guaranteed Or no pay. l5
Jefferson street.
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FOR RENT-Hol SEs
INSTATLMf.<rS
Far,lea No anticipate housekeeping ran
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meets sfaiatE X Ntse0 FV-f7. ARE 4 l.
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80 Tor eo{Sek erg+rg references as e}-
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LONDON LOAN oFFICE-Money loaned
On Valuabies watches. diamonds and
sege.ry, loo Second avenue south
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY Mrs
M2Ster. 'Phons. Raw 4l5.
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CHIROPODIsTS,

HANNA, expert chlropodst Pa-io.s ~
moved TO Burke building: reception rooa
33s All competitors CHALLENGED
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LADIES Chichester's English psnny
royal Pills lDiam brand are IL
best: safe. reliable; take no other; SEND
4c. stamps. for particulars. Relief ~
Ladies'" in letter by return mail, Al
druggists. Chichester Chemical Ca.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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WANTED FoliT fTst->7asS truuers ana
TIVE a'agsleTs. Seattle Steam laundry
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE of restaurant outfit Bick-
erton q Dewitt Will sell the contents Of
the San Francisco restaurant Sl9 South
Second street. on Friday. the Seth, at II
CLOCK. consisting OF chairs. tables. stools.
counters. partitions. crockery. cooking
utensils: also large Erench rance.
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NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Bits of Paragraphs that Give Con-
densed Notes of the Day.

Dante at the Opera House tonight.
Born-July 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Rasmussen, a son.
The steamer Warrimoo is noted to
sail at 2 o'clock today.
There was no business to speak of
in the higher courts today.
Baseball between the Minnesotas
and the Regiments at o'clock.
The present session of the Legisla-
ture will close at noon tomorrow.
Dante will give a special perform
ance to the Boys in Blue tonight.
Mystic Lodge No. ?, X. of p, meets
at 1880 o'clock this evening. Work in
third rank
Sebastian REM, Spaniard. was
committed to the asylum for the in
sane this afternoon.
In the police court this morning
Frank Wade paid S. for battery of a
native friend last night.
Mrs. Judge Bickerton was a passen-
ger by the w. G. Hall yesterday from
the west coast of Hawaii.
The soldiers sat down to the feast
on the grounds of the Executive
building at sharp this afternoon.
The Y. NJ. C. \. kept open house
again today and has been the head
quarters for the American soldiers.
McInerny still strongly recon-
mends the Stein-Block clothing They
carry a full line, and can perfectly
fit any customer.
Several hundred American soldiers
enioyed the special concert by the
band on the grounds of the Hawaiian
hotel last evening.
The Tribune wheels are for sale on
ly at Eal<in & Whitman's, Fort street,
next to the Golden Rule Bazaar They
are the sole agents.
Two sailors of the steamer Ohio, ar
rested last night for being drunk and
disorderly. paid the usual fines of So
each in the District Court today.
Kerr's store is still crowded with
buyers. His low prices have been ver-
fled, and the people are eager to sup
ply themselves before it is too late.
Notice is given in this issue of the
dissolution of Campbell & Co. Mr.. 4.
J. Campbell will receive all amounts
| due the firm and pay all obligations.
Two visiting soldiers on a tandem
charged into street car yesterday
afternoon. The wheel was smashed
and the men were quite badly bruised.
! Bargains can be secured at Medei-
| IDS O. 'etkfE ; cream up sale on
| gent furnishing goods. They will
soon move from their present store
! room.
The Newport and Valencia are eX-
pected late this afternoon or early to-
morrow morning. The former will
! bring General Merritt and the Astor
| battery
The n. S. Sachs Dry Goods Com
pany, Ltd. have change of adver-
| tisement in this issue, and claim that
patrons will find everything as rep
resented.
The troop ships now in this port
! have positive instructions to await
the arrival of General Merritt here,
when they will receive further orders
about proceeding.
During the time lunch is being
served at the Executive grounds only
those willing to assist will be admit
ted. After 3 o'clock the gates will be
thrown open to the public.
w. w. Dimond q Co. give notice
that all accounts due the firm March
81, 1898, have been disposed of to
Mr.. A. S. Humphreys, and that all fur
ther transactions in regard to the
same should he made with him.