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0ntry. Q detachment from the engineer
sorps and the two battalions OF Utah
eoAt infantry. began to rase their
Samps. load their tents aAd baggass
into wagons. don their heavy marching
gear and form into columns for the
march to the waiting transports.
The men In the Montana regiment are
complaining Of the food served them.
Yesterday the soldiers Of Company B,
Of Butte. went out ON strike and re-
fused to drill under the present condi-
lions.
Yesterday morning the regiment as
sembled at the camp In order to march
cut to Sutro baths. When the oflicers
Of Company b called on their men to
fall In they declined. one of their num-
ber stating their reasons for the &C.
tion. Colonel Kesslsr was sent for. and
he addressed the men. calling their at
tention to the serious offenss Of dis
obeying orders, One Of the men told
Colonel Kessler that Company b did
not wish to disobey orders, but the men
were hungry and could not drill on
the food they were receiving. While
Colonel Kcssler was speaking one Of ths
men tainted before him. and was later
removed to a tent.
After Colonel Kessler concluded
speaking the captain asked how many
men were willing to drill, and only g
sergeant, a corporal and three private'
stepped forward. The company wa.
dismissed and the regiment proceeded t
the baths
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The Coast Defenders.

New York, June 1.-THE followins
assignment Of coast defense and patro
vessels was announced yesterday at tn,
army building: Monitors-Lehigh a
Boston, Catskill at Gloucester, Jasor
at New London, Nahant at Tompkins
vile, Nantucket at Port Royal, s. c.
Passaic at New Orleans. Converted
yachts-Restless at Throgs Neck, Vil<.
ing at Sandy Hook, Free Lance at The
Narrows. Atleen at the Swash che nne!
ugboats-Powhattan at Mobile Pc.
tomac at New Orleans, Choctaw al
Galveston. Twenty-Five others of the
fleet, under Admiral Erben, will be as
signed in a day or two.
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TIE PRODUCE MARKETS
A. Reflected bv Dealings in PhIlndcl-
phin and Baltimore.

Philadelphia. June l3-FlOur duh. win
ter sup,riinc, 81; Pennsylvania ruler
clear. SO; city mills extra SIS. Ry,
flour dun, but steady mt $l.GJuG.5 pcr
barrel for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat
dull; No. red, spot, 9Jc. Corn slow
No. . mixed. spot, 3ia.d3Gc. Oats duh and
weak; No. white and No. white clip
ped, 3li2M32c, Hay barely steady; choice
timothy, sl25o for large bales Beef duh
beef hams, $-3.5Oa2i Pork quiet; mess
Sl0.5ou 1918. Lard firm; western steamed,
$50. Butter tirmer. western creamsr ~
l3l2Wl7c.: do. factory, lOi.p l2isc.: ElgiIssy
I7c.; imitation creamery, RQltLsc.; New
York dairy, l2kal5lsc.; do. creamery
13is417c.; fancy Pennsylvania prints Job
bing at 1Sn2lc.; do. wholesale, tic. Cheese
quiet; large, white, 6iadSnc.; small do.
sac; large, colored, exc; small do, "a
nc; light skins 5ika5ho.i part skins.
4Aa5hc.; full skins, 2a2Hc. EGGS firm
New York and Pennsylvania, l2c.; west
ern, fresh. l2c.; southern, 1OXaLc.
Baltimore, June l3-Flour dull; western
superfine, s34od3.65: do. extra. s3.90g465:
do. family A.sOaj.2J; winter wheat, pat
ent, s535a5.75 spring do. $6d62s; spring
wheat straight, s5.75Q6. Wheat weak
and lower: spot and month, o5I95kc.
July, 7s7sasOc.; August, 77tsc.; steamer No.
red, S5IS5Ac.; southern, by sample,}sSs
Q96c.; do. on grade, SSQ95lzc. Corn easy;
spot and month. 35AQ35sc; July, s5ss4
35isc.; August, S5%c.; September. SG4Q-
36iac.; steamer mixed, 34hQ31ac. soutss
ern. white. S6c.; do. yellow. 35135lsc. Oats
steady; No. white, western. 324q33c.:
No. mixed do, 80hQ3lc. Rye DUN and
lower; No. nearby, 4s4c.; No. 2 west
ern. 51c. Hay dull; choice timothy, S2H
G13. Grain freights very quiet: steam u ,
Liverpool, per bushel, sgd. June; Cork.
for orders. per quarter. 3s., July. Sugar
strong; granulated, 5.45ha. Butter steady,
fancy creamery, l7c.; do. imitation; Ice, :. ;
do. ladle, l5c.; good ladle, l4c.; store pack.s
ed. 1oQl2c. Eggs steady; fresh, lOkl..
Cheese steady; fancy New York. large.
oQ9kc.; do. medium, six1l0s.: do. smaI!..
lek0lehc. Lettuce, $l.25d1.50 per basket
n.2eG1.1 per gallon for fnishedl
goods; H.Hq1.1 per gallon for jobbin1;
lots.
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McMaueS saves the DcposItors

Philadelphia, June li.-Receiver r. w
Barlow, of the suspended Peoples bank
was enabled yesterday, as result OF
receiving a check for over siO0, 900 from
Pre- sident James McManes, to make
the gratifying announcement to Tho
depositors and creditors of the bank
that he is now in position to pay
them dividend Of 90 per cent and
that the remaining 10 per cent will fol.
low in three months This bank wa,
compelled to close its doors as "A con.
sequence of the suicide of its cashier
John S. Hopkins, and investigation
showed that its resources had been i'm.
paired to the extent of some $500, ,OOC
through loans made to Richard f.
Loper and the Guarantors' Finance
company.
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The Second Invading Army.

Washington. June 14.--Arrangemcnts
for the second expedition Of invasion
from the United States for the West
Indies are being hurried at the war de-
partment. There seems to be no doubt
that this expedition will be sent from
the ems, coSst of the United States.
Tine experience of embarking the first
expedition from Tampa has demon
strated to the war department officials
that other ports where the railroad and
other facilities are more adequate than
at Tampa are much more desirable
places for the concentration Of troops
and their embarkation.
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London, June 13-Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford has issued an appeal
to the press for an increase of the
navy. He says: "The war between the
United States and Spain has taught us
useful lessons. 1t has taught us the
absolute necessity of complete and
thorough organization previous to war,
instead of trusting to chances. 1t has
taught us the value Of a proper supply
of cruisers and the ineffectiveness of
obsolete guns against the range and
accuracy Of modern weapons. No other
nation has a ship on the effective list
armed with muzzie loading guns.
whereas England has 49,
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Brussels. June 1.-THE special Mad
rid correspondent of The Petit Bleu
has telegraphed an interview which he
claims to have had with Senor Merino
private secretary of Senor Sagasta, In
which the secretary is quoted as having
formally declared that the Spanish gov.
ernment will now accept any peace pro-
posal whioh is submitted. ION the ex,
press condition that 1t does not emanate
from the enemy" but the premier's
secretary is said to have added "the
international mediation which would
be especially welcomed upon the part
of Spain would be in the case of the
initiative being taken by France or
Austria"
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ferences between the German consul
and Captain General Augusti were ex-
citing attention in Manila, and has left
the belief that Germany had designs
on the Sulu Archipelago
According to a dispatch from Shang-
hal the German steamer Petrarch is
about to leave there for Manila with
secret orders, it is believed, from the
German government. Prince Henry of
Prussia, now at Kaio Chou, with the
German squadron, is kept constantly
Informed. the dispatch says, as to the
developments of the war.
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To Reinstato Trausvaal Inv.dor.

London. June 1.-THE Marquis of
Lansdowne, secretary Of state for war,
announced in the house of lords yes
terday that the oficers implicated with
DR.. Jameson in the Transvaal raid of
Dec. 80. 1895. with the exception Of
Major Sir John Willoughby and Col
onel Francis Rhodes. brother of Cecil
Rhodes. the former premier Of Cape
Colony. who are regarded as being re-
sponsible for the Invasion, will be re-.
instated In the army on half pay.
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Hawaiian Annexatiouists Confident

Washington. June l4.-Senators Lodg,
and Elkins made a partial canvass OF
the senate on the Hawaiian question
yesterday. and they say they are sat
isfied that a sufficient number OF advo-
Gates Of annexation will remain in
Washington to make q quorum Of the
senate and insure the passage OF the
house resolution through that body. The
annexationists hope to control practi-
cally the solid support Of the Republl-
can side Of the chamber, and they
count upon eight or ten votes from the
Democratic side.
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Insist Our warships Were IniureU,

Madrid, June 14.-In the chamber OF
deputies yesterday the minister of the
interior. Senor Capdepon, replying tc
questions on the subject, said that ac-
cording 10 the semi-ofiicial dispatches
during the last fight at Santiago de
Cuba "a Spanish she'll burst on the
deck of the Massachusetts, dismount-
ing gun. killing and wounding a num-
ber of men and seriously injuring the
vessel, while the New York and sew
eral other vessels were compelled to
withdraw in a badly damaged condi-
ton. In addition, three of the Ameri-
can ships were sent back to the re-
pairing yard"
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SOLDIERS ON STRIKE.
70 Drill Because ThcyAre w cal
From InAn~

70 Drill Because ThcyAre Weak
| from Lack OF Food.
francisco, June 1.-THE most
"a, order issued from army head
Yesterday was one notifying
1eneral Otis that the steamers
prise the second feet OF trans
80 to the Philippines were
"y ready for the reception Of
ABOUT 1000 men. comprising
= 'a pennsylvania, the First
y, 'ne First Nebraska. two bat
=. resiments from the Eigh-
Sno Twenty-third regular in.
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Horses For Pennsylvania CavaIrr.

Mount Gretna. Pa, June 4.-By
Thursday each of the three troops of
cavalry expect to have their full quota
of mtn in camp. Two carloads of
horses were received yesterday after
noon. and another is on the way. 1t
will take week or two until log horses
for each troop are received.
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AUGUST AND GERMANY.

Hns Spain's Philippines Governor En-.
listed the Emperor's Aidf
London. June 1.-THE Singapore cor
respondent of The Times says: Let
ters received here from Manila, dated
May 26, say that the prolonged con-
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spain Can Borrow No Mora.

London. June IA dispatch from
Madrid. via Barritz, says: SPANS ef-
forts for q foreign loan have failed.
General Blanco wires urgent demands
for supplies, as he expects the block
ade to become severer.
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Keifer to Fight with Lee,

Washington. June N.-Secretary AL
ger has decided to assign Major Gen.
eral J. Warren Keller. of Ohio. to a
command with Major General Lee. Of
the Seventh corps The latter IL now
stationed at Jacksonville.
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WAR BREvITIES.
Wednesday, June o..

The monitor Monterey and the esg- :
lier Brutus sailed from San FRANCHISES
to Join Admiral Dewey's feet al Manfha-
Company F. of the Eighteenth Pern-
sylvania volunteers, Is guarding gov
ernment construction work ut Alliance
Ohio.
Lieutenant Commander f. W. STURDY
commanding the collier Pempey dir$
while sailing from Norfolk to kss
West. aged 81.
The British government has iecttec a
that newspaper dispatch boats may sr--
cure supplies at Kingston, Jamaica, de-.
spite Spanish protests.
Thursday, June o..
1t Is now believed that there viii oe .
no big volunteer camp in the east .sr 4
had been suggested.
The United States government Will
award a contract TO raise ths Spanish
vessels sunk by Dewey's feet in Msr-
lila harbor.
George Edward Vanderbilt, srpposrc
to be a Spanish spy, was taken froT
Tampa, Fla, to the military prtson ~
Atlanta, Ga.
Commander Miller, whose boat, the
Merrimac. was sunk by our herdds In
Santiago. will succeed the late. Lieu
tenant Commander Sturdy in cornmanG
Of the collier P0mpey
Friday. June 10
Nearly slOOO,O0o has been taken froTr'
Cuba to Jamaica by refugees during
the past six weeks.
The government has impressed tn
steamers Senator and City of Pueblo C.
carry troops to Manila.
Unless work be pushed more rapidly
the second Manila expedition will not
get away within week.
1t is rumored at Key West that three
Spanish warships have forced them
selves into Havana harbor.
German military experts say the IN
vasion of Cuba should not be attempted
until October on account Of the clhuat.
Advanced surgical treatment uuu.
the hospital ship Solace shows tha'
many limbs which. had the iniurir-
occurred 80 years ago, would have bce'-
amputatcd, will now be saved
saturday, June IL.
A score Of regiments at Chjckam9uc.
Park are momcntarily expecting ORDERS
TO move.
No trouble is being found at ST. Luu
in recruiting negro regiments for '''
regular army.
Queen Regent Christina has oliorr.
to abdicn,", IL such "a step Will gllay
popular dis,1utent
In Rome it is admitted that the Phi
i,rip,s ar. lost and Slgiu Is i,-I s
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w.t,s Bombardment Cost Twenty
,u.od Dollars worth Of Ammuni-
At Has Not Checked Spanish 40
S,v m tho Earthworks-Whils W.
"a d. Insurgents, the Spanish in San
lo lre Suffering For Food.
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NOTICE. TO coxTRAcroRx
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 10 !! =

NOTICE TO CONTRACTOtts..--su,es 49, ~ ~
enue, Union Street. Miror Ava 49,. SO
Melrose Avenue Sewer improssssss ~ u.
Notice Is hereby given that sesk4 ~
oogals will be received By the undffes!ssss
secretary OF tae board Of puDec WI
mn To Z O'clock %. m, Mon1ay 1s.% 1870,
1865 for the Improvement o. tJasSs sss<
portions Of Boren Avenue, Uninn ~. ~
Minor Avenue and Melrose Avenue; 49,. ~
structing a pipe sewer along sa# ..as"ss1G
together with all hscessais vsr,g1u1s{<
yves, manholes, iamphoies. - ~
flushing tanks and catch basins. g ~
vlded by ordinance No. iss5 crea ~ q IS
ifnprnyement district No, iaes ~. lsssio1'
cordance with the plans and anass9
now on file Tn the office OF TAG
public works. ..,..a ~ -
Each hid must be accompanied = ~
titled check psyab!e TO the ofost = ~
city roYnntroIier. for sum not = =. r.
FIVE Isl per cent. Of the bio, Assusr,l y
will he considered unless
guch cheek. -, :, rraaE1
The successful bidder viii q go ~
10 enter into a contract ana lns lssses Z
factory bond for the amouh mount - ~ ~
the city charter and the AVS - mn n
az Washington within ten days s..St11
ing notified of the award OF tau * -
~ him. failing to do 50, the sa1 y ~
and the amount fixed therein WI sEsn1
felted to the city. NO persoh 80 ~
as a bidder who has Withsh "a -
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default in payment Of any. Mn = ~
for any work or labor peri orm .ssassf =
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any such contract as herein s as a ~
who within said two years saiasu
plete any such contracts. 80 "a -
Special attention II caiien - - 3 -
XIII 6f the city charter; as nov
relating 10 hours or DOT ,a -
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ing 10 bonds and sureiles. ..ss,yte y
The board Of public WORK. 80
riga, to reject any ard all BIDS ~ suv,II,syr
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Date of first publication. n~y 49, -~---.--.s
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

MNALLy--Tn Tacona. Nay =. fsas.
Thomas. bTofneT oE ss ~ l..aso -'s-sA4's'
OF exhaustion, aged = years.
THE funeral viii take place tomorrow
sfterroon az O'Clock from Penney &
stssarrs eaapel- intermeEt Lakeview
csmetery.
CONER--In South Seattle, May 2. KS.
james, son OF Mrs. l.. Conner. OF dipa-
liberia. aged 10 Gears
Remains were Inferred in Calvary cerri-
etefy.
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WANTED--AGENTS.

AGENTS wANTED-M urat Halstead s
great war book "0ur Country In War"
All about armies nasies coast defenses.
Maine disaster Cuha war with Spain.
aud relations with foreign nations. near
il co.. pas =. All wri-ten since Maine dis
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n arH>v 70 secure correct insertion o.
1900 under these headings the sane
should be left at sss business osfsre q Us
Dapex, Nc charge - made fcr s-ca h"~
FunsraI notices. resolutions q osnss
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EMPLOYMENT wANrEn-rEMALE.

wANTED-~A position by relne8 young
lady as nurse. a stranger III the city,
with good references, employment more
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49,
JENNER-fn Seattle, Gay - Ess. a. ne
north 20 the wife * e. Is. JenaeT.
son Weighing rgegve Fsou5CA.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Boston x
British Columbia Mining Company-Tbe
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Boston & British Columbia Mining Com
pany will be held at the office of the
company room 3ls Burke building. Seat
tie Wash. on Saturday. IL a. M, June 1.
1898. for the election Of a board OF trus-
tees and such other business as may prom
erly come before the meeting
]. W. DRYDEN. Secretary.
Dated May is. 1893.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
holders of the Raven Copper and Gold
Company VIII be held at the office Of the
company, room coo Bailey building Seat
tie, Washington. on Tuesday. June !.
1898. at O'Clock p. m.
A. r. KNOWLTON, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders of the Spratt Copper and God
Company will be held at the office OF the
company, room 60S Bailey building. Seat
tie Washington. on Tuesday June =
1885. at 2:30 O'Clock p. m.
A. b. kNoWLTON, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders of the Van Anda Corner and
Gold Company whl De held in
the office OF the company. room eos Rsi
ley building, Seattle. Wash. on Tues
day. June I. 1898. az i o'clock D. M.
HARRY y. TREAT Secretary.
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WANTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SACRIFICE SALE~-Four flrst-claSs tick
cts to Dawson by the Boston and Alas
ka Transportation Co. at greatly reduced
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WANTED-A boat TO tow from Seattle TO
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V mt EE1--TosEav, pile driver: engineer.
so and gaasss: camp cock. 81. mate OF
h1aT. dls11 ss5eg<- city laborers. SKIP,
farm haEIEs aEG T9SfEer@. So 10 81 DUCK.
eFs s. -. teams ard transfers NH
rQgSfabG88gz: fogr horses and transfer.
- ard ssgrsti - ker or Takez- 81 a 40
found. railroad IaborEfs for the last:
free pass. rwo fridge carpenters and
their helpers. machine drill miners ara
iaborers. free pass. Sssisn carpenters.
$40; city gru5blng. sE5 per acre: Elgn1
k1ss boiler. house mar, nil hands st.fs;
gaicoyl ussn. All kiftsss ~ cooks. weed
leaders; sEEI road men. g and s--ze; log
Egng contract. kn0s sawye-s. packers;
quarYvmer: light gors near city. SO ana
found: stlgker. band SAWYER the pess "a
ner fob On the sound: railroad graders
SIS: farm boy SIC: government Nork.
sfs5; men 20 help carpenters ana nnasons
tx concrete etc: wood and bolt ea0Is-
perg. SO ana 81 cord: family men. Crane
r,rupoyneat Bureau. Igs Washington
street.
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EMPLOYMENT wAxrED-MsLE

EMPLOYMENT wasTED-MsLE.
WANTEp~~Work OF any kind around store
or with wagon go0d accountant. well
acquainted with city. good recommended
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WASTED~SitGatiom az travelling sales
man. 20 handle a tine OF machinery and
mill supplies; references 80 70 expert
encs. character. ete. Address postothce
box u.s. Seattle.
WANTF Destination n mercantile house.
pnrser on steamer: knows four languages.
Address g. Post Int lllsencs..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE. F. Witler's residence. near
Denny way. containing IL rooms: saloon
pariors. hot water heat: billiard room.
with billiard and pool tables grounds
consist of six 60xi20 lots: green house and
plants barn. carriage, spring wagon and
horse; $4,000; terms TO suit call at
premises
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-30

BIDS WANTED for unloaa ,as,ess i
X. ID. boat ri Baiiasa' s.
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