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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-28

CITY TREASURER NoTrcr-Tb. CIR
uFer's Onfce
,, No'aee 10 hercby. given tina, the assess
crt,,r ~; u ne s.sy OF s.a.tie. created 81
,-o.ss.s No 1s5s. entitled an Ordinances
S.,as.'ns .ar the Improvement, Of Jaekxon
nIset 10 the City % Seattle, from an IA
,ss ,ls with the main sever On Twelfth
$50 s25th 10 point sixty stoD feet
sas.s & so,, ,ss East srarg.n Of Tenth Av-
lghstofss pipe sewer Through said rsSrtson
o. sad street. with all me necessary wyes.
opssAs,.ss Hanaoaes. Lamphols-s. veniisatcrs
ati2 eaten basins. and providing for ne
payment therefor by ine mode 81 iry,rnesti-
ats payment. ard establishing a fura f1r
49, u.h "a snenf by an assessment upon all
ITS aiso parcels OF land benefited BY ss1rh
improve meat. under the provisions OF or
aiiaanee No. 2s<. approved April q Ia.
as ame nded BY Ordinance No. $50. ap-
4ss2. approved Hay isss. and ths c SI;
charter AZ now IN force, has been eertl
nsa 20 me Tor collection. and that unless
tanned 10 made within % DAYS from ne
date or the first publication OF this nosi.e-
eaca assessment shall become delinoueo,
aha snail bear interest at the rate Of Ii usr
cent per annnm untfi paid and n naf nssa
before sncn assessment s1ali have heenrrs
peHnqaeai. penalty OF Per cent. stall
De added. and the sums DELINQUENT shall
De entered On the annual tax rt,l. for ,n4
current year against each lot and parcel 20
asanauent and with interest collected A
olher taxes. separate account being kept
thereof, and If not paid within me tine
nxed Tor the payment of city taxes shall
De collected. together with such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized to
De charged and collected Oh other teIIo-
quent taxes. each iof or parcei SO deiio-
quen; shall be- sold for the amour: Of such
assessment. with Interest and costs. at the
time and III tae manner and by the same
authority lands ard lots are sod for
city taxes. A. Fl FooTF
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
Date of first publication, Seattle. WASH
September gath isgs
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CITY TREASURES NOTICE-The fol
so"tnG Warrants VIII De paid upon Ere-
eea.at.0n at the City Treasures offfrs
Interest said warrants viii cease 81.
the expiration of fifteen days from the
date OF the first publication Of this notice
Boren Avenue 1T al, Ordinance Ne asa
District No. isS. Warrants Nos. 7s9. 10
Isl. ~. 75a East Jefferson. 2lst and alth
AYES. Ordinance No. s7go DIstri.sf Na
150 WARRANTS Nos. 500 COO Twentv-thira
Avenue South. Ord nance No 4e37. Disfriet
No. 16S. Warrants Nos. 725, ~. III. rs
Fifth Avenue North. Ordinance No s5y,
District No. l57, Warrant No. s4s
A. II. FOOTE
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
Date of first publication Sept 2lst. 1895
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Included IL SAID T>ccai Improvement District
Ne. IsS except stsca as has been redeemed
.. ne payment CT fse assessment thereon
prfer 10 tss ISSUANCE Of 1asa beads. xnast
- liable fer this Special assessment 10 De
levied each rear Tor the payment % the
ias tailrnenss ard interest on said bonds.
Sec. s That said bonds ssAu De tssgseEt
40 herein provided ami delivered 70 Smart
Company. the ecntractors for the i'm
provsDens CT sasa First Avenue. IN pay
rssnt thereof the delivery OF said bonds
30 De III szsch amounts and at such times
and subject 10 such cor1sttcrs provided
BY TIE contract entered into for s9ca IN
preveaDeEt: provided. however, thai AL said
b<sfsss may hs delivered 10 the sad con-
tractor a. airy tine, upon the said con-
tractor raging into the City treasury the
such delivery.
SEC. s This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force fro-, and after rs passage
ard approval * approved ~ The mayor.
Otherwise 1. shall take effect az the Cme
IL snail become a Law under the provisions
Of the city charter.
Passed the CITY C0uncii the 18Th day OF
Sspte nnter, iH& and ssxned by me n open
ssSssoE III naturalization Of its passage this
1Ea day Of September lsss.
w V RISEHART,
President Of the City EoQ1eu
Approved by me this 9Th day 81 sep;efn-
T.y. HUNTS.
Mayor
FILED by he thia eth day Of September,
IA&
Aste..: Will. II PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and ex-offeio City Clerk.
by g. r. CORY ELL. Deputy Ciefk
Published S~pssusE.r Il .gss
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No 5sFA-A1 Ordnance
-1govs5sa- FOR lbe improve a3Df = Kan
chad street e he city al sat-. from
fhe alley betwesr f!ftn ARD sixth Ave-
nt.es - %satA Avenue, by cSDstFt1cf5fAE
ar ,~orsicssse riDe sewrr g proper 6. RS 2
Sser= throughout said f~3rti21 * - JIG
street ,oge aeF with ali necessary WYE.
nfsrrltrsss rr&Yzsg1tss. Iag1y. hoi@s vtsTlIsias-
0Fs <-a.rs.-}fss.ns and s1ushtng-tanSS, AMI
y,rp.-gs{!~a. sor che pas-n~Sg, therefor ~
fyse mode % immediate payment. ag4s
eStaHISh}rE p fund {3r sUca gaTz2fnt ~
~ sxud k,ersgsted By K1cn sFapg3T s-Tneat-
;ln4sw tae pteys s48 Ds II Ordnance No.
spSs approved Apssk -Ssa. ss@-. nd
~ b. Ordinance NJ Ss-s., approved Aay
sta. isg4. AID Ordinances Ne. 4sS., a2c.es-
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q tie rite a. p<r cent ~ 49, :,
. 10 = cot paid h@forr s1sd sfns- :
1872 os Eve 81 Par cent rsa.l -
$3.50 1. aea the saraa delinquent sAaa -
s1 ca TIE snnuas tax ron fer "A
eeefrsa, year sgziast each !ot az -;
sAns. a.s1 part thereof So oslIns;Iserss
:. e<, Hsan ,as Interest," and penalty szau
soea addsssoaai charges or psrsaI.sss r.
- authorized to b. charged ara rfsf-
sssd On other Delinquent taxes. ara
saSH Dc sold for TIE amount Of 49, :.
meet, wtn interest, penalty anA
eo2tss IN the manner provided ty law
City Treasurer os the f.sfw ~ S~s,tsa
- AZ OF afsi publication. September iS,h.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL. No
esce " axsenment roll OF Local IYnurove-

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT EOI4L-No-
tGs " axsentneat roll OF Local Improve
ssenf District No. ia for the Improve
Hent OF Washington Street, from Fifth
Avenue South 10 Ninth Avenue South
y The City OF Seattle. under Ordinance
Ne A.ss. and hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the ASSESS
neat roii or Local improvement. District
Ne ia, for the Improvement of Washir.g-
mn Street. from Fifth Avenue South 70
NTH Avsnls South. under Ord nance
Ne lIas, has been reported by the board
u Public Works 10 the City Council of
tne Csss OF Seattle. and rs now OF file In
o. Sfilce of the City Comptroller and ex-
6do City Clerk. and the same is nov
see, for public inspection at said Once
III will remain open for Inspection until
Eundsy. the 7th day of November. lsss.
y 5 O'clock p. m, AID all persons inter-
eied are hereby required 10 appear be-
1ofe the city Council at a session thereof
y Be- held in the Council Chamber in the
Ey Hall on said 7th day OF November.
Al I:T o'clock y. m, and make OBJ
tcsspIs thereto At said time So fixed the
~ council Will consider any and all OBJ
Nssons made aad VIII make such cor
nections IN said roll as II deems Just and
sili then by ordnance approve such roll
- iesy and assess the amounts thereof
Hainst each parcel and lot of land shown
p ssid roll and declare the same a first
tea thereon. Saic matter NAV be adj
burned la later date II SO ordered by
q City Council
WILL II. PARRY.
cry Comptroller and sx-ofiicio City Clerk
u Tire City oe Seattle
i'ats OF frst publication. September %.
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CITY HALL NOTES.

large force Of workmen Was engaged
Yesterday in funnelng Third avenue. AZ
The corner Of jefferson street. laying the
saAierraneaa pipes of TBS t@iephoie COM
parry for connection with the city hall.
The btss autaorsxe,s -, be called for hv
the city couudl - Monday night for the
fpfisrEsrg ~ Harrison F., rset and Queen
Anne avenue as sar north as Roy street
vviil insure q uniform driveway ty essy
hill.
TIE work % paving JEnaes street. be-
swa.n First ard Second avenues. e nov
lmg on vel The foundation has ALREADY
sidewalk trimmed and the street - may
practically ready foY mo concrete bed on
when the bricks are 10 rest
Registration at The city haa IS eth back
xafs tn 10 last night Only sess names
haa been entered In v.sw ~ the tat
that SO wee registered Isat spflbg. The
Hla0wing r. not IS good - u uiEs' Re.
It ss generally feared that many voters
are holding or auiil ire sAst fsw dags.
when the rush wsll Se 700 great 70 accom-
mediate them.
Thus far 81 bicycle nzensss have eeen
tssae8 this season. As these cos' 81 eanA
and ~ p%r cent. Of The receipts sses sa'o
jiass g. s-s fast year oalF S.la. liosnsTs
were taken oXt, FieicsnE Sc tHs fgni
Ss.Tis 80 4 nst increase ~ nearly 1850
- pes. the y.ity ofuelsls think bad EA0w-
ing for bicycle Interests and aicyeis paths.
MAYOR Bsnlss yesterday received the fol-
loving Invitation
al u regular rn@ef3ng ~ tae city c1un-
csf Of Wela Walia the MAYER ARD clark
1ere instructed 30 officially invite IA.
mayor. council ard ctlizens az Seattle 20
yzr leirate Ia she Walia Walls vatisy
frols lair 10 ~ held In watfa Walla cry
October 20 II. Inclusive
JACOB BE'TZ. Mayor
go -. Mclean. Clerk"
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IL kSA.-NSI EARS MOTTO E.~<e,ics IS
s..@aF given mat the sece@3 annual III
N%sssstnt ot toVal improve rneus district
- Tag me Improvement - Harvard
e1pe r'r-h tforIerly Oak street.
srs'hfi as rlaa ard >AeFhTpoke street.
a. s,is ri.s - seattle from the north end
tSo existing improved SNcsiuD Of Har-
- avenue north formerly Harvard
- 70 tHr 0ustA margin ~ last bisA
a. 1itNe fertf.cFiy Nelson strvetf. an
tse ~ sons - ordinance No s3If.
500 provides YER ;hs Improvement ~
a. s-tSs5 py grading. ss1cwaissns and
$3.50 3 Z Harvard avenue north. and
- s4{fF s9C tHC pANevert therefor II
.s.SNiiicsat< a1f establishing a fund for
- f@s ase"f JE tee f&Sytug ara CGilec-
- az - '"fat assess TIsntS upon tA@
sste1as --'i*-lfrs hv the improvement,
a. pseN iat@E f@r tge ISSUANCE - bonds
- * 2oTffet -sV n scf 90 tNa legislature
q" sfStr % Washington, approved
$50 - lN1 ana u8tier Ghs psoyisscrs
q ssltnaF>+ " S5ss approved May in.
~ amended hy ordinance Ne. $it9.
esstoFea July r1th 1874 ard ths ci;y
$50 = EFtsV1.tfI and now 10 f1rce has
49, d21F ctettocG 20 re for collection.
80 sac re>--v ttN@ sums therein charged
sVfiel asA.as, zach pavces and ios -
-. ~. Nfd gart fasr~of n said District II
rfssAsn| ~ sass inSt&iiusens remains IN
aSd ia same. Including the Inter
"a ShN - amount charged. thG*s
-, ESa1 on ~ before tbe SN;h day cf o.
sNsN. Naisss payment De made ~
A. instAil ueas ca Or before TIE sssn
-. 49, Q. pctnb~r 5sas ire Szs IRE shall Dr.
ss--s sisl.aQ Il. sad shall bear interest
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MlTlCE OF ASSESSMENT HOII.-No-
tics OF assessment roll of Local Improve
nAai District No. l5s. for the Improve
0t or certain portions Of West.a ke
Avenue ana certain other streets In the
City OF Seattle, under Ordinance No IA
ard hearing thereon.
Notice IL hereby given that the assess
msnf roll OF Local Improvement Distrin,
Nos IL for the Improvement OF certain
pcfIions OF Westiake Avenue and certain
other streets, under Ordinance No a Ri
has been reported by the Board of pub
nc Works 20 the City Council OF the City
OF Seattle. and is now on file I'm the offlce
of the aAty Comptroller ana ox-officIo CITY
Clerk. and the same is now open for nl,h
Ae inspection AZ said office and wifi re-
main oFen for inspection until Nondav
TIE sth day OF November. 1888 at ; O'clock
p n. and all persons interested are here
hy required to appear before the city
council al a session thereof 10 be held II,
TIE Council Chamber in the City Hall on
sad sth day OF November. lSls al IN
ocieek p. m. and make objections thera
70, Al said time SO fixed the city council
viii consider any and all objections made
and will make such corrections in SAID
les as IL deems just. and will then by or.
uasncs approve snch roll and levy and
s1ess the amounts thereof against each
parcel and lot OF land shown In said roil
sni declare the same a first lien thereon
Ssad matter may he adjourned Ia a ta.Sr
cafe II 50 ordered by the City Courci,
WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller ard sx-oaicio CIV Cis,k
OF tie City Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication. September %
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uIf TREASURER'S NoTTrE.-Tse CITY
81 Seattle. Department. OF Finance. Treas
rrcr's Office
Aesiee IL hereby given that the axsess-
ysa. ssll OF Local improvement District
-, iie in the City Of Seattle created nv
ssIhshce No. ssss. entitled ar Ordinance
tsoSling Tor the Improvement OF Cn,var-
a. street IN tie city OF Seattle. from
sssssead Avenue ~ First Avenue by re-
f~asiag The same and by repairing the
seshdailons thereof and providing FOR The
ssy@ent therefor by the mode. Of irurnef,i-
s'F paSmenf. and establishing q fund for
49, 49, Payment by an assessment upou all
- ana parcels Of land benefited ny such
- Nssment under the provisions of ore1i~
me- No. @iN5. approved April cath. lsqa
- ,,.iHhdel by Ordinance No 1850 apnr6y-
~ nay SO iMs, and Ordinance No. ssgs.
sNt'@ftJ MAY 5ih 1897 and the city char
w IS now IN force. has been certified IN
az .af collection. and that unless payruen;
.ae Assessment thereon contained II
s..ae NithtH 81 days from the date % the
sas' PabiicatlNn Of this notice such assess
sehI shall hccauaa DELINQUENT ana SHAH
49,. "a hisfes' -, Shs rate az 10 PER cent. Der
aSh ehtl paid and II no. paid before
80 assessment shall have become delln-
49, penalty - s per cent snail be
sued and the sums delinquent xaaii hs
,ssssd on the annual tax roll for the cur
49, var against each lot ana parcel 80 d.
ss.assasat ami w.th tha interest collected as
49, 'sSas separate account being kent
.sfeat- ana Z rot ,sia w,thin the inns.
''a sof re NaytncnI az city taxes. shall
- c@iireSed. together visa such additional
ard penalties "a are sutherRet 20
eaaTsed s@d N,}'eese3 en- other Aeg!r-
80 ~ss, taxes. csc1 loF or 0aTcel - aella-
a.. - sEs.s he spid fsc the amount - Sech
ss'neal. Win interest and costs. at the
- s IN tha manner and by the same
sssss S'''' ''''s 't'S 30" 1T e''s
\ II Ftsg1rE
nsa} Treasurer II the Clsy 90 Seattle.
sc 81 5fsi publication. seattle Wash.
sa'e'Essr -4ys. iNgS.
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rS'y Treasurer " the Cl;y 90 Seattle.
sc 81 afsi publication. Seattle. Wash.
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UNEXPECTED radical change In the exist
ing situation.
Repre- sentative Grosvenor said that
unless there was revision OF the facts
which he did not desin at all probable,
there would be no revision OF the prest-
dents message. Mr.. Mckinley. ne said,
was conscious of the criticism passed on
the administration for delay of action
but said he expected 1t would follow, de-
spite the actual facts of the danger
threatening our people on the island. Up
TO III o'clock four mem bers OF the cabinet
and Assistant Secretary Day had tesn
with the president. They were Secre-
taireJ sherman, Long and Bliss and At
tofney General Griggs. Assistant Score
tary Day, after a conference with the pres
ident this morning said he expected
Consul General Lee would leave Cuba by
Saturday. He said the Americans on the
island were being gotten of rapidly and
about Saturday no believed the situation
would psrmit Gen. Lee To vacate his post
and return to tue United States.
WILL GET OUT ON TINE.
Senator Gray of Delaware. q mernber
of the Senate committee on foreign rela-
tions, was with the president for some
time today. The senator latsr said he
believed that all the Americans VINO in
tended to get out Of the island would be
gotten out safely In due time. He teliev-
ed at both General Woodford at Maurid
and General Les at Havana would not be
at their posts after the opening OF next
week. He thought the precautions eta
ken by this government and the threaten-
ing state of affairs at Havana with rela-
tion to the American citizons thought to
he imperilled. teuded TO stimluate the
Spanish government TO afford better pro-
lection.
Ihe senaor said he did not believe there
nf m mr. ISf Iya-
tween Spain aud the insurgents. Such
an act, he said, nturally, would have an
effect on the situation, but the mere offer
of one, unacceptsd by the Cubans what
ever might To the part IL would play in
the sentiment Of outside powers. would
not. in his opinion. change our attitude
In any way.
MAKES ANOTHER APPEAL.
London. April TIT is reported tnat
the Queen Regent OF Spain has again ap-
pealed to Queen Victoria, asking the Int
ter To exert her influence To avert war.
ana, it Is added. toucningly recalling
that 10th Victoria and herself are wild
ows, and thus deprived Of advisers
SPANISH CANARDs.
Madrid, April z, $3.50 s.!m.-The Paris
which announced the alleged gift OF
Baron kothschild of warship. also
furnished it's readers with further start
Ling information last night.
Ii was to the effect that mob had
broken locss In Washington. that the
Spanish legation had been attacked. that
| the Spanish minister escaped by jumping
through win dow. and that the arms OF
| Spain were torn dawn"
Continued on Page 2.
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have faithfully aduinistersStne affairs of
the common wealth and to the nation, and
to men who have carried out public i'm
provements with due regard TO the will
and welfare OF the people.
The overwhelming victory Of the Re
publican ticket, botn for general officers
and for members of tho General Assem-
bly,, is no more than was generally ex-
rected, and Gov. Elisha Dyer, whose
plurality is IL, 700. and his associates on
the ticket received, from practically every
part uf the state. the endorsement they
deserved. The two new men on the ticket
are Hon. William Gregory and Hon.
Walter A. Read. elected respectively as
lieutenant governor and general treas
urer, and both gentlemen have already
rendered efficient service to the state.
The rext General Assembly will be
practically solidly Republican, the
number of Democrats In grand COMMITTEES
be,ug limited to 1e, four In the Senate
and eight In tho House, and this assures
tbe reelection OF Hon. Nelson w.
Aldr,cn to the United States senate for
another term of six years. The entire
Republ, can CITY Assembly nominated in
PROVIDENCE vas elected by handsome
pluraIitiss, even the Democratic Third
and Tenth Wards showing great gains
for the Republican candidates, and IL Is
very noticeable that the 600 Goo
nominees were "not in it for minute, !"
for not a single candidate who was run
ming ON the "Good Government ticket,
pure and simple, care within reaching
distance OF teipg elected.
The combined good sense OF the nusi-
ress men and the workin2men OF Rhode
Island resulted in the approval CT the
proposition Go issue State House ponus
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delegation, in place OF the present set OF
Dam ocrats. all of the gentlemen elected
having previously served In the legis-
lature The town OF Scituste, while it
returns a Dem ocratio senator, went Re-
publican on the balance Of the ticket while
Cumberland gains n Democratic senator
over the present Republican in the upper
branch. The Republicans lose reprs-
sentative in Burriliville, Mr. Lovejoy
having teen defeated. and Democratic
representative Is elected in Richmond.
The Allen candidate in East Grcenwich
also met defeat. There are only three
towns in the state that have elected COM
plete Democratic Assembly tickets, and
these are Cumberland, North Smithlleld
and New Shoreham.
AS was naturally expected the vote In
favor Of granting licenses in Providence
was n very large one, and OF tho seven
cities and towns that voted on the ques-
tion only two. Westerly anu Smithfield.
poiled enough votes to bring about no
license.
City Vote For Governor.
The vote for governor in this city was
81
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SPANISH CANARDs.


This bank furnishes letters Of credit. uTon
application, available In Ill parts Of the
world. This method Of providing funds for
foreign travel insures the prompt delivery OF
all mail matter. also the Immediate rom-
munication with friends In case Of accident
abroad. Tho terms upon which these letters
ara issued are especially favorable to trsv-
elers.
This bank. conveniently located st sS West
Minister street, ground floor. will be found .
desirable place for banking DEPOSITS and
general business solicited. Interest allowed
on daily balances.
GILBERT A. PHILLIPS. President
GEORGE W. LAMPHEAR. Cs>hisa
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studley elected by s25l plurality.
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Plurality for Dyer-1l,66).
Lieutenant Governor
Gregory, Kep., 20, $50; Bartlett, Dem,
IL, 3i2. Plurality for Gregory, l003S
Secretary of State.
Bennett. Rep, "a. SIC; McNamee. Dem,
bg2. Plurality for Eennett 1910.
Attorney General.
TanIer, Rep. 22.9,4; Brown. Dem,
IL, 44I Plurality tor Tanner, 9i77.
General Treasurer.
Read, Rep, 90. .376; Walker Dem,
IL. sos. Plurality for Read, TO- 573.
The city Assembly vote in detail was as fol.
lows
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to the amount of $500, ,00U ani at the same
time vindicated the mem bers OF the com
mission from the attacks made upon
them.
There have besn several changes In the
meke-up Of the General Assembly outside
OF Prov idence, although most OF the
towns have returned tie same members.
Pawtucket returns a solid Republican
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Malice
tOShow Their Strength Was About That the
cialst Labor PayThe City Electors Strongly Endorse Liquor
LicenseFve Out of Seven Towns Voted That Way.
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The reople OF Rhode Island have clearly
demonstrated that they are possessed of
good, solid, common sense, that they
have perfect confidence in the party that
has always stood for progress in city and
state affairs, and that they believe in
giving hearty endorsement to men who
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AMBASSADORS
CALL ON M'KINLEY.

Representatives of Six Powers Visited the PreSidenLaer
They Went to the State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Will
Not Be Changed Unless Unforeseen Circumstances
Arse--Al Americans Will Be Out of Cuba Be-
fore Monday Queen Regent Makes Another
Appeal--BellicOse Talk at Madrid.
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A GREAT VICTORY
FOR THE PEOPLE,

Frvp|ous Attempt to Inject Spieful Issues Proves a
Dismal Failure For Democrats and Coo-Coos.
STATE HOUSE LOAN HANDSOMELY APPROVED.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-07
ELECTRIC MOTORS
For Sale at a Bargain.

ONE sx HORSE POWER. 40 VOLTS.
ONE HORSE POWER, 500 VOLTS.
These Motors are In First Class Condition and
Ready TO Run. They viii be disposed Of at
Prices that viii insure spesly sac: Can be seen
q. No. 90 SOUTH WATER ST"EET
For prices call or address No. wEYBossET
STREET. f23-n