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Thai Is the opinion of fitrhug Lee Jr'
Just Arrived from Cuba.

Tampa. Fla, March i.-Fitzhugh
lee Jr, son Of Consul General Lee, has
arrived here on the steamer Ollvette
from Havana. Although retlcent about
stating anything Of an official nature
he made The following statement:
u have been in Havana but ten days,
having gone there to visit my father
on ny regular winter vacation. While
In Havana asceriained number of
faais c0acsinlng the present strained
sliuatior between Spain and the United
States ! am Of the opinion that war
between the two countries is imminent
notwithstanding the fact that dlplo-
macy will be taxed to its furthest
Halt % prevent 1t. The Maine disaster
ait he attitude Of Congress upon the
higTency will be the chief issues.
III court Of inQuiry's report has not
90 made public. but 1t Is possibly
nlsh to the authorities at Washing
ita'
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CALLS ON THE PREsID ENT.
Senator Proctor Relates His Experiences
In Cuba.

Washington, March Ex-senator
Proctor called at the war department
to see Secretary Alger. He was given
right Of way over a number of persons
who were waiting for the secretary in
the reception room and for nearly half
an hour recited TO Secretary Alger the
events and observations of his Cuban
trip.
Later Senator Proctor called at the
White House and had quite an ex-
tended conference with the President
in Cuba.
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Key West, Fla, March 1.-THE
American yacht Buccanneer arrived
here this morning from Havana and
the United states coast survey vessel
Bache sailed this morning for Havana.
me newspaper dispatch boats Dewey,
Echo and Confidence arrived here
from Havana ana shortly afterwards
returned to that port.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-14

The Trustee OF the Estate of Famous Bar
ney Bnrnato.

care Town, March 14.--Mr. Wolf Joel,
the trustee of the estate of the late
Barney Barnato, the south African mil
lionalre, was shot in his Office this
morning at johannesburg by former
soldier
London, March 14.--It is said in this
city That Mr. Wolf joel. the nephew of
the late Barney Burnato, Is dead as the
result OF "A shot.
Johannesburg March 1i.-The muir
derr OF Mr.. Wolf Joel, man named
"A. Feldthetm. has been arrested.
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.
State Laws Regarding Diseased Cattle La
Constitutional.

New York, March 1i.-In the United
states Supreme Court TODAY an opin-
Ion was handed down by Justice Har-
ian in the case of the Missouri, Kansas
4 Texas Railway company VS. Charles
Haber. affirming the constitutionality
and validity of the state laws of Kan
sas prohibiting the transportation into
the state of cattle affected with Texas
fever and providing for "A civil action
Tor damages in case of infraction of
the law.
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is that some time may elnpse befors
the Spanish populace is allowed to
know their full purport. The press CEN
sorship secs to that.
The Lee incident was handled by
permitting the publication Of few
lines including SaRastas denial that a
demand" had been made for Lees
recall.
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Berlin, March 1.-THE North German
Gazette this afternoon publishes an
official denial of the accuracy Of the
statement made by the Berlin cores
pendent of the Correspondence, to the
effect that Emperor William at n pri-
waite dinner party declared that 80
long as he was the German emperor
the United States shall not possess
Cuba"
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New York, March 14.-It is announced
that j. and W. selggman & Co. have
ordered 100000 additional gold from
Europe. Kidder, Peabody ~ Co. of
Boston will import $500. 900 in gold from
England; the National city Bank OF
New York S365,000. Hcldelback, Ickle-
heimer & Co., SS5O.OOO and Kesser &
Co. $500 OOO
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Washington. March l4.-Blancho
Bruce, register of the treasury and ex-
senator. is again very low to-day and
is not holding the improvement which
gave little hope late Saturday after
noon to- his family.
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Washington, March H.-Civl En-
sineer Nenocal has suffered stroke
OF paralysis and the department has
consequently found II necessary to
Indefinitely postpone the date OF his
trial.
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London. March 14.-Senor Domingo
Cana, the Chilean minister at Wash
lngton, has been appointed minister
plenipotentiary to the court of ST.
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vessels will be carefully examined
and no worn-out hulks Will be ac-
cepted.
we can easily secure n fine fleet on
noth coasts,' said this gentleman.
from ocean going tugs to fleet liners
like the vessels of the American line"
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THE NEW SPANISH MINISTER.


Washington, March 1.-THE Spanish
| minister, Senior Polo Bernabe re-
ceived number of dispatches today
| from the minister of state at Madrid
| and from Captain General Bianco.
| Those from Gen. Blanco stated that the
| situation at Havana and throughout
the island was quiet and satisfactory.
| The minister of state Cnbled in sub
stance: The uprising in the Phillip
pines Is SO insignificant that 1t will be
| ended by the time you receive this"
Senior Polo did not have occasion to
visit the state department today. AT
II o'clock he made his first formal cali
by appointment on the French ambas-
sador, and at Il o'clock on the British
ambassador. Informal social ex-
changes had previously been made, but
the calls today were in the nature OF
formal meetings OF the representatives
of the two governments.
The minister asked that an emphatic
denial be made to the report that Senior
Juan Ceballos had been In Washington
as commissioner from the Spanish
government to make overtures for
terms OF settlement with the Cuban
insurgents.
"Senor Ceballos Is not commits
sioner OF Spain" said the minister. NOR
has he authority, directly or indirectly.
to speak for the Spanish government.
The only person qualified to speak for
Spain ~ tHt \ ilNNu oNiAtF 10 AZ
credited minister. | wish to make the
denial as broad and emphatic as pos
sible."
It was explained by the minister that
Senior Ceballos had recently been
named by the autonomous cabinet az
an aid to him In framing the proposed
commercial treaty between the United
States and Cuba. That was In accord
ance with the autonomous plan by
which the Cubans themselves We're
given control OF their tariff affairs.
But in naming Senior Ceballos, the min
lister pointed out. he and his associates
were to assist him rs the plenipotenti-
airy of Spain. Whether Mr.. Ceballos
on his own responsibility made over
lures IL not known at the legation. He
did not call there and 1t Is said that
anything he may have done was with
out the consultation or sanction which
would give it the slightest status us
the act Of the Spanish government.
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Green Bay Wis, March 14.-Capt.
John Delessen. the pioneer shipbuild-
er, died today, aged SO.
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a Failure Announced.

London, March 1.-THE failure OF II.
NJ Lindsay q Co., stock brokers, is
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WV" now Engaged in Mounting len.
gines OF Destruction.

W., "sG York, March Ii-Behipd tho
- 49, cooking concrete vale anS
iuitt,,1., VI sandy Hook. engineers,
= Nd, s,g ,Hs nam, ana laborers by the hun,
h. 9rd .nely engaged In mounting
.irsr, Sohpletlng masonry and the
FJr sou wi me officers and men.
an Xxx OF artillery of about
IN sen sen drawn from Fort Wnds'
tn bst III Hamilton and Fort SIo-
l.4ut v ueeh ordered to the Hook
n lit ~, department.. sc Vi 'he
IL. 'asIIlNe before the comnletto,
Ia S DlIl1lngs,' said the lI eminnao,
NnsIss,nlip out in tents. That ia
,1 u a hardship for SOL
|;ya a, many Of the workmen en-
tr h5n., Hook have returned In
pa that az ~ Atlantic highlands. They
y thst al -eis We're issued last mi,
an ,b,nii women and boys undo "a
By s4c 1911 leave the Hook ~
iiy l.ra, train from Jersev c,,.
e ,isepai" mortar guns from WataS
ath SIM. were brought to HEM "a
uck cars ay They We're Ina5ad ,oliu
snt r,ns and sent over IN ioaueu on
gles' ' :, toward the Hoe govern
s'det up. tue big mortars were
lAsIr y sla hands had Inscribed 10
he rs sde st the words, "Tbr r IN chalk chalk
lbQut a hmihite and blue" cheers
Us and SS'S ,ss the trestie '" IL a =
Altered "'' Where artlllerymenn" lu-
al, SIsht ' re s on the alert here a,v
ards 5a, ,e9Iture on the Hon ,tntrpders
PEA NevseIm to l and warn art, OF
'een issued at tho Sch n,d strict
|illv,r, vote Against the Ladies'
|stay'ss sess,o Wis, March "a
E Of he sSSl T, Of the district cd da--At
E,on Of u6 discussion over ,S of the
! y Po,,55tie!patedpfinn into the socie, ties
VI the convention re,ultsa t..
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Providence, II. l., March 1.-THE
Democratic state convention which met
here today nominated Hon. Daniel
Church Of Tiverton, for governor; Fa-
yette II. Bartlett of Burrellville, for
lieutenant governor; Miles McNameen
for secretary of state, George II. Brown
for attorney general and Edmund
Walker OF South Kingston. general
treasurer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE BUTLER.
]. A. Mcsiregor. Tilbnry.
A r. Nicei. Chicago.
William pwyer. Victoria r. G.
l.. II. Hastings. Port Townsend.
James Tayson. San Francisco.
". \. S;emberg, Tacoma
H. & GT1ggs. Tacoma.
J. Bird Tacoma.
A. a. Nariatt. San Francisco.
II. J. Briggs. Tacoma
Fred T Merrill. Portland.
T. II. Webster WhaIoon1.
James Moore. san Francisco.
w Enos. Tacoma-
Newton Philips. san Francisco.
g f. PnSifpS SAP Francisco.
O. Smith Sal Francisco.
T. p Croker, Chicago
II ~ Drew Boston
W McMullsn. Boston.
r. V. Wlneh. Vancouver. =. c.
r. L. Levi, Chseago.
Il. NJ. Clark Boston. ILL.,
G. w. Walters. New York
Edward r. Holman. Portland.
~ TyaGsie, Eed'au9s. Cal
William Bell san Francisco.
A II. tSreeneaam. san Francisco
H pscAeat, san Francis o.
J. = Gastlernaa. Los Angeles.
THE SEATTLE
J. BehTuan Portland
Il IL Patrick and wife San Fran e 20
John II. Casgert ard wife. Nsw York.
w. MarxiI.les Portland.
j. VI. johnson. la Conner.
j. {. cslbert. Victoria, 3. c.
r. II. Marvin. Tacons.
0sosSe II. Butter. Dem.ng-
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Luthcran Churches.

German Lutheran Duwamish Mission,
Sanders hail. below Sweeneys brewery.
Services at ESQ every other Sunday.
Norwegian-D anish-Four;h avenue and
IN ~" basement s Services at ii a. m. and
8 D. m
German Lufheran--Services In hall, cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue. Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday OF
the month at i:S %. m. by the Rev. w.
H. Behreus- pastor
German Evangelical. Lutheran. ST.
corner Market and Main. In Rainier
Heights Baptist church. every first and
Sunday school. every Sunday at p. M
Chldren's singing practice. every Friday
at $50 p. m.
German Evangelical Lutheran lions
Sunday school. $50 a. m. Sunday services
Fac v ana j jugendverein. $50 Thursday even.
INK. Choir practice. Tuesday. $50 .. m.
German South Seattle Mlssion-ln hall
near postoffiee. SUNDAY services every
.. M Sunday school services next Sun
day al o. clock p. m. Pastors f. knappe
1915 Howell street, and ". H. Kur,x. los9
Howell street.
Holy Trinity. English-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street. Rev. James F..
peates. pastor. residence. Go Pike street
Services at II a. 81. and r. m. Sunday
school at $50 a. m, Luther League on
Tuesday evening.
swedish Evangelical - Third avenue.
tor; residence 1921 Fifth avenue. On sun
aay services at 1870 a. N. and y. m.
Sunday school II M. and Bible class or
prayer meeting at D. The o. CENT Ths sns's,y
meets at .. m. the first and third Tues
DAYS OF the month.
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MARINE MEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO. April ao.--Arrived--
scnr Glendale. from Portland: sh Spartan.
from Tacoma; SIR , ns ~ TON Ses'-
Str Columbia. for Astoria: str Arcata. for
I.eos bav. str Rurmah. for Nanaiufo: bksn
j ~ c;rsfIfhs for Nicolaofski-
ASTORIA. Apr.i -i $50 r. s.a.s o.
.rsantha. fer Queenstown
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT ROLLING
tsre rg assessment g0sE Of Local IrspYeye-
ry4n, District No rsg. for che f.ravrox--
rrert Of Fifth Avenue North In the CIV
q Seattle snsser ordinance No. AEe ana
hearing thereon
xo.ics is nere5y given that the asxess-
,raat roll Of Local fsnpyovsrnss.. District
No. - for The improvement Of Fifth Ave-
ate North. I'm the City Of Seattle. under
ordinance No. 49,. has been reported IN
tns Board o. Public Works to tie (a,v
1.easrcsl Of the city OF Seattle ara s. now
or 1Ie IN the Office OF the City Comptroiler
ard ex-cfflcfs City Clerk and the same IL
row cpen for public Inspection a. sai6 O.
siee, and VIII remain open Cor IN sp~cfia,,
until Monday. the sth day OF June isse a.
) o'csork y. m. and all persons futere1tAa
ARE hereby required 20 appear before the
city Council al q session thereof to De- heId
In the Council Chamber IN the City Hall
or ,se 9Th day Of June. tSs al O'Clock D.
H.. and make objections thereto Al said
.s-Sse 20 fixed the City Council viii es1n-
sfser any and ell objections made and
will make such corrections In said rrfi an
IL deeHfs Just ard will then Nv orftr.ano..
approve such rot and levy and ASSESS tire
amounts thereof against each parcel and
iot OF land shown In said roll ard declare
The same first lien thereon
Said matter NAV be adjourned 10 A later
date II so ordered ny the City Council
WILL n. PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-Ofsfcso City Clerk
I,ate ~ Hrss Publication. ApYfs g iS9S.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 20 Post-Inteliigence..
a, al. clear. wind north. six miles. Out
ward. a steamer l2:ao p. m: tug New En-
gland, lis .. m.: steamer Wilmington, !
D. m In the Straits, bound out. a schoon-
e-
NEAH BAY. April 81 p. m.--ciear:
light easf wind: tugs New England and
Boyien In the bay.
Clear: light east wind. Tug Rainier In
PoRT ANGELES, April aa.--4 .. NJ
Barometer, 800: clear: calm. q. q. 3.
Monadnoek In the bay.
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First--Columbia City. Preaching at II 80
q. m. and 80 y. N.
Kirkland-Sunday services at IL a. m
and D. m. Y p s. c.. E.. p. III. Sunday
school at II noon.
German Conversational Seventh ave-
nue., between Pine and Olive Services
at II a. m. and 80 D. n. John @. Bic
ge;t. pastor.
University.-T. c. wiswell. pastor. Sum-
day services at IL a. m. and 1880 y, m.
Bible school at 1910 D. IN. Y. r. s. c. f.
at $40 p. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at .. n.
Edgewaser--Rsv. j. T. Nichols. pastor
Services at II a. m. and p. m. Sunday
school, 1915 ,. III. Y. p. s. c. E. D. m,
Junior Y. p. 8. C.. E. Friday afternoon at
$50. Prayer services Thursday evening OF
each week.
Plymouth Corner Third avenue and
University street. Rev. w. II. G. Temple.
pastor. 1907 Seneca street: telephone. Green
s9l Study at house. Home usually each
day until o. IN. sunday services: Preach
ing at II a. m. and D. n. Sunday
school at Il: 80 .. m. Young People's So
ciety Christian En3eavor AZ ESQ %. m.
Midweek prayer meeting Thursday at 500
o. m. Fifteen minutes organ recital prior
10 each service. by Mrs r. A. Bailinger
In the morning there will be a reception
To new members. short sermon by the pas
tor and communion. Evening subject
Five Times One"
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FIJI ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
reer round tripe daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty Ave miNutGe
fUE STEAMER 'FLYEH"
Regular daily tstpa S<aftle-Tacomo
TxkiNo EFfFEcr TUESDAY. MAYa
TINE CARD
Leave Seatiis-7:S HE .. NJ. TO sdS
Leave Tacoma-s:p q. m. L 4:sa q n n
OUNOAYo
4esve eeattle-s0 q m. = "a. D -
Leave IacoRa-e:o q n. ~. ~ .. r.
eoma. and Commercial dock. foo4 q Ma
SiQn street. 0eott3o.
Sundays. steamers Flyer ana state Of
Washiu9ton.
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RFNICK-En Seattle. April =. issS. az
1ss4 Nirth avenue. "a Mr. and Mrs.
Frank H. Rensck. a daughter.
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sTaS GARLAND AND ESANGEI.
Seattle ard Townsend Neah Raw Routr
Steamer Garland leaves Yesi>r dock Sun
49, PEI. Tsw,sens poS- vi,,s.
Iunxeness. Peri Angeles Port Crescent,
asetsysoars. Pysat- c!aiIags Ray and Mean
aa opposite days. Steamer Evanxes ,save.
Ysslss deck ser Port Townsend Port An
eelss ana Victoria Mcrdays Wednesday,
sVsrrsts days ~ al = n Tel Nsin =
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Seat,tg. Eserett Il Waatcogn Route
STATE az Washington leaves Seattle daily
except Saturday AZ 10 p. nj.
Sea 5ts-. Everett ana Ia Coaner Route
steamer Fafrnsven leaves Seattle daily
excepi SUNDAY AZ 4. m. calling 81 re-
ereSt soing nagtn Tuesday Thursday a4rd
Saturday gcgnE south Monday Wesnes-
sfay ard eSgldag-
Telephone Main 81. 1esler IAooE
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Episcopal CAurcnes.


,, Sc .Luhe's-Rentcn: Rev: LsoEel a. W.
at p. n.
Y West Seaftle-services are held every
sunday afternoon at the Halter scnc0 ~
st. Clements church. officiating.
st panIs Chapei--warren avenue ana
ssnarxe. Sunday school at s:ss a. m: morn
prayer and ann an saaress a. at I 10 3 p m.
st Mary'e-wcodisnd Park. Rev. II. n.
Gowen IN charge. Service and sermon ~
. p m Mr.. Wilbur 3. Lewis. lay reader.
LAKE Green lake car: get on ut WINSTON
ST.. clement's-Twentv-fou avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. George
buxxelle. rector; residence. SIS Twenty
nth avenue south. Sunday school. 10 q. e.
Morning prayer and sermon at II O'CLOCK.
Evening service and sermon. 80 O'Clock.
Celebration Of the Holy Communion on
the arst sunday oe every month Mt II e
m ana on the third Sunday OF every month
at q. m.
st. Marks church. Harvard avenue and
Spring street. Rev. j. p. ID. Llwyd. rec
tor Residence lsee Broadway. Telephone
and p. m. Bible class for adults. go
q. M Subject. Isaiah xvii. All welcome.
Morning subject, Through Nature Up 10
Natures God" Evening. THE Greater
st. Stephen's-Baliard. Rev. p. f. Hy-
land. rector. Divine service every Sunday
At IL a. m and 7.3o p. m. The Holy Com.
third Sundays OF the month. on the first
Sunday at II a. M. O. the third Sunday at
$50 o. "a.
Trinity Parish church-Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev. III. II.
G0wen. rector Holy Communion. 80 a.
m. Morning prayer. Holy Communion and
sermon at IL a. m. Evening prayer and
sermon at I'D D. m. Sunday school at GAS
a. m. Strangers cordially invited Morn
ing subject. Evening Confidence and
Morning Peace Evening subject, "Old
TrStarse WarriorS--lsidenun
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1DDAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.

Hereafter notices in the church diree.
sofy YIN be confined TO announcements ok
church services cnV an1 subjects u -
mons Extended musical programmes tor
sunday servtces ard ACCOMPLISHMENTS o8
SnSrcn entertainments viii cnly b pup
nsned AT advertising rates. Notice. to9
tn.s apartment should be rece4ve0 *
TINS on,ce not later than .. n. Ssturday.
n oraer TO Insure publication ca sunday
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Philosophical society. Amanda Lodge.
meets sunaav ~ 7san n m NJ Ills Th,r1
avenue. near Spring street. Lecture tonight
Stars on Human Life All welcome.
The Theosophicai Society OF America
meets every Sunday and Thursaay even
ing at O'clock for study. All interested
IN Theosophy are cordially Invited. Sun
day meetings are held In the A. O. II. vs..
hall In p.oneer block. and Thursday even
ing at iG Maynard avenue.
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Uaiversal BrotherhoosI.

Z Lodge OF Universal Observation-Disclosures.
ings are held every Sunday evening at :
o'clock. In room 10 Hinckisy block Lotus
tonight's meeting. Science and Religion:
Their Relation to Each Other" by r, 1.
Blodgett
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Meetings are held every evening. except
Monday, at the Mount Carmel Mission and
Faith Home. corner OF Union street and
Summit avenue. Con johnson. superln.
tendent
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wash.
IN6ToN ROUTE
STEAMER MARY F. PERLEY
Leaves Galhraith dock. foot OF Waahins.
too street for Sylvan Grove. Port White
Sidney. Trscyton. silvtrdals daily. n.
cent saturdays and Sundays. Of j:oO =.
n.: Saturdays at 3:0 p. m; Sundays at SIS
4. a., Dry Dock 30 a. m. Saturday nixhts
leaves Siivsrdale $50 .. m. Dry Dock r
=. q Telephone. Red Ill
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The Universal Spiritual Investigators
will hold meeting THE evening at
o'clock In the Masonic library ROOMS. The
meeting will be led by DR.. and Mrs. w. O.
Lovesoy. and viii be for the Development
OF the higher spiritual powers Lecture
and psychonsesric readings. Seats free.
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SKAGIT RIVER RoUTE-Steaaier City
Of Champaign.
Weekly Time Card-Leaves Seattle May
3 at a. IT,. May at a. M. May at
3 a. ul.: leaves Mt. Vernon May at IL noca
May at p. m. May AT p. m. calling
az Tulaiip. Stanwood. Fir. Skagit City, Mt
Vernon and Avon. For passenger and
freight rates apply at City Dock Tele-
phone. Main 81 w. F. GiIkeson, Manager.
II H. Mcdonald. Master
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
y. 3. NAIL
arEAAER DELTA

Leaves Gaibraith dock, foot Of washins.
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursdays ana 81.
Port Gamble, Sea5eck. Brinnon. Hoi!Y'
DeWattc. LiIiiwaup Falls. Hoodsport ~
UnSon City. Returns alternate daya
D. TROUTNAN. Master.
Telephoae. Red Isl.
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Colored naptl.t Mis.iou.

The coiored Baptists OF the city have
established 4 mission. which viii hold SER
vices every Sunday at IL O'Clock a. m and
o'clock p m. The meetings will be held
in the Young Naturalists' hall In the cid
university grounds. Rev. Jsnison. OF Ia
coma, win preach this evening
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The Mental Scientists meet every sun.
aay AZ II a. m. TheosophIsss' rooms Tia
Third avenue. All are welcome. especfaiiv
the sick and tina sorrowing.
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ROUTE.
Take Steamer BAY CITY for Anacortea
FairhAven Or Whatcom. Leayes CONNER
foot Of Main street). Seattle. D. m. Tues.
Thura and Sat-. Returning. leaves What.
con- p. m: Fairhaxen. Sis D. m. and
M Daree-Seattls a. or $50 round trim:
Tacoma S1.2s. or 3 round trip.
W. n. ELLA
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Christian Alliance.

The Christian Alliance meets a, Gao n
m every Sunday and on Thursday az "a
y, IN their hall. 3g7 Union street. be,ween
Third and Fourth avenues. near Armory
hall.