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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07
kLoNDlkE-INFORMATloN.
ALASKA DOG FOOD.


With the Use OF dogs for transportation
N Alaska. the question OF food for them
l. OF vital importance. The ideal food for
this purpose should be nutritiye. contain
ing All necessary 20 sustain life and also
combine the qualities Of compactnsss and
hghtnesS
Dried salmon containing all these quail
ties must necessarily be a suita bic uogr-
lsnihsnt Ter dogs or man on the trail or
IN the gold fields. Prospectors of long ex-
perience III the care OF dogs say that one
meal every night OF dried fish VIII keep
the dogs in a healthy. working condition.
In Newt unoland. where dogs are con-
startly worked, dried Bsa IS their only
food.
THIS salmon is put up especially for
TINS trade, and by our process OF prepar-
Ing the weight is reduced - per cent.
while all the nutrition Is preserved 1t
Is put Up n bags and VIII keep for years.
be sure That every bag bears The name
OF thlopeck Brothers..
ASK your outntIer tor il. or cali at
CHLoPECk BROTHERS.
8hcse>4stV E.Sn Dealers.
TASlT~
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ALASKA -KL0NDIKE WANTS
kLONDIKE-oUTrITS.

ONERALI.S. heavy canvas. q cents.
Grub bags or haversacks. - cents
Gan1eens for liquids. = cents
Waterproof knapsScks, - cents
Woven cartridge belts, - cents
Leather bait. with buckle. - ceatS.
Tents with ayl S3sa
OVercoats. with cape. Ss.sa
Springfield carblnsS. Sana.
Heavy Wool head protectors. N.No.
Large lot Of ether goods en route.
purchases made % us stored tree or
charge. LIZ First avenue
COFFIN BROS. At 2lo Occidental aveaae.
nave opened a large oDtntang store; they
Keep everything needed by miners. VIZ;
oreceries. hardware. clothing. tents.
sheds. shoes. gum boots Hass. sFeAf4ils
quicksilver. grain. also are agents Tor the
Yakima Wooden Mills, and guarantee the
lowest prices n the eity.
THE ARCTIC ROLL. Fl Il CAP. s caps ia
one; designed by e. i. Nernecke, the
Yukon iar cap. desi2nea ny natives,
iameia a dock seat,le Wash' Sat nj ~ ~ mall
70 any address on receipt q S. - FOR me
former. sac for the Yukon. with postage,
l0c.
F. sHUTE CO. 1910 Second avenue.
opposite Rialto. Complete mining cut
hts furnished: lowest prices. high-grade
goods; estimates given. special rates 10
parties Of ten or over.
Tent challenges comparison with any and
every known style and make. Mosquito
Proof Tent Co. opposite Post-lutelligea-
Ger. Second avenue.
HICKSONS Mosquito and Cold-Proof
Tent has stood the test OF years under
conditions more severe than Alaska.
Mosquito Proof Tent Co. opposite Post
intelligencer office.
HlCKSON'S Mosquito and ColdProof
Tent. as distinct from cheap dog kennel
style as tailor from sl0p clothing.
MosQuito-proot Tent CO.. opposite POST
Intelligepcer.
KLONDIKE Special Acme folding canvas
boat; officially adopted by Northwest
mounted police for use on the Yukon
river Piper * Taft. agents, lea Second
avenue.
HIckSON'S Mosquito and Cold-Proof
Tent is ohtainable Of all tirs;-ciass out
fitting firms in Seattle. On exhibition in
various sizes upstairs al ses Second ave-
nue..
FUR ROBES and coats will be sold at
very low prices. Call and see them at
room 3i5 Hotel Northern.
GAS ENGINES for klondike or any other
place stationary or marine. Geo. Sintz,
100. Western avenue.
READ ADVERTISEMENT OF Crystallized
Eggs. Sixth page.
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FoR DI EA AND SkACsW AY-The bark
Highland Light will leave about FehTu-
airy tn for Dyea and Skagway. carrying
freight OF all kinds including lumber,
stock, hay and merchandise, AZ lowest
rates insurance, IA per cent For space
and terms apply il2 Columbia street.
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HELP waNTED-MALE.

N'ANTEIt-Ffisr and sawyer II cents per
1000. cocks helper circular sawyer. mill
pond man; inside mill help. camp black
smith. $50, pastry ana boat cooks. two
horse Transfers. teams. 81 day. hook
tender. 50. log deck man. mill hands;
lumber grader. tallymsn; farm hand so:
graders. $3.50, knee boiter. barker. g. Is.
shop fnachiniets. tiemakers. dye works
man woodsmen; road repaireT 81. boil
sFfnaker. woods crews: laborers. g.: men
to load wood 81 ~. wood bolt choppers.
Sac and 81 per cord. business chances:
Eastern inauirers inclosss 81. Cranes
Employment Bureau, los Washington
street
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wtNTED-REaL ESTATE.

NANTEB-sSesstis property. adverti ser
Will exchange property ia San Diego
ca. 81 Ala TO "a ley. with four-room cot
iage. h4th rGuni. stationary wazhtuhs
etc nice garden with frait and shade
trees. on Golden hii. finest view Ia the
city, FOR howse ana lot tn Seattle. or well
furnished rooming hease. price 81 xa
Address II. H. Hotel Batter
WE HAVE a customer with cash thar
wants q residence. SAse one that MI
bias business property that pays good iu-
tefHSt eH t8e lost stmeEt. liS; y0ar pras-
sftN VITA as; can sell II IL the price
y right Seattle Brokerage Co. - ard g
sac neposls building
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WANTED Ballard Employment office
Marine engineer apply personally mme-
dlatsfy. OK tsanster. man and wife for
small camp. above position in Alaska: -
mill iaborers. 81 per day and board close
In; knot sawyer. boiters and packer.
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PAlktN fk .ac3}Nc oc sli.HA. w4A $40 ~.
can cleaT Su esa before tu5l. ra4ss5faetvr-
HON a.t ~tsfs
s. A<lt.fh- Fsftncr w5sa 81 .,. h-sf ps1-
in9 ru~luess sn the city }. H. Il. NoF.A-
Dra hotel
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOR SALE-A; a discoimt: enc ffrxs.2
ticket 70 Dawson City ga the s,S.1
finest steamer leaving Seattle wi;ss T.
l.W1 10 t.tsT pounds OF freight. Rra-2
Kline 4 Rosenberg building. -
TICKETS TO SIX AGWAY and rsv.-
10 $50 l.. II. Jenns. room 1 t,l,sl
block
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WANTED y Experienced solicitor 10 buy
interest III newspaper Ia a live mining:
town IN Southern Oregon. good Office and
big field foy work. reference and 81 o@
required. Address Oregon. Post-Intelli-
Senrer.
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ZACH F. HICKMAN.

THE BUREAU OF INFORMATION.
neau. Alaska, has established branch
headquarters in Seattle at the Hotel
Northern. Mr.. Frank f. Howard. gen
eral manager. and Mr.. Asa Gardner. as
sistant. are our only duly authorized
agents. For information pertaining to
Alaska and the Yukon country call upon
them personally or address. Your letters
will be promptly answered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-07

NAIL FOR DAWSON CITY. Circle City.
Fort Yukon and Minook also all points
9elWeen Dyea and Skasuay and DAWSON.
| VIII leave Seattle February Sth. carry
Ing mail for above points. Have made
the trip in and out and know how TO trav
Ell fast My large acquaintance VIII en-
aoie me TO make prompt delivery or mail
en.ru.tsd 10 my care Price, 81 per let
ter. payable here in Seattle. Leave mail
Tor me al Metropolitan Printing and
Binding Company top floor Dexter Hor-
ton Bank building. or address same to me
a, above address. with remittance OF
carrying charges
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO ST. MI
chael and Dawson City, knocked down
boats, boilers, etc. at reasonable rates;
special facilities. viii contract with par
ties 10 take freight and passengers 10
St Michael: first boat Will leave Seattle
about April LIST. TO give parties a chance
TO build river boats before Yukon opens
up. For freight and passage apply Sc
attic. ST. Michael & Dawson City Trans
portation Co. III Columbia stres..
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-F'ine Esfev organ fiat ton
office desk. mirrors feet By 5 feet. s-foot
French range invalid chair. all as good
as new. very cheap. We buy second
hand goods of all kinds. Miller q Booth,
loss First avenue.
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THE ARCTIC ROLL. Fl Il CAP: s caps ia
one; designed by =. I. Wernecl1e, the
Yukon sur cap. designed ny natives.
manufactured ny {. 4. WeruecfSe. Co
lgmela dock. Seattle Wash. Seat oy mail
10 any address on receipt q S. ~ for me
former. sS.5o for The Yukon. with postage,
lee
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FEAZELL & MfNNfx have large list Of
business chances including lodgi7g
houses, hotels, restaurants. groceries,
fruit. cigar confectionery Glands: We ne
gotiate ioars- procure partners. rent
houses. buy and sell city and country
realty: timber and coal lands for sale.
81 Hinekiey block
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FOR SALE-We have A business proposi-
ton. clear profst So a week; ne lake
Mayer kseai;y Co = Union block
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WANTED-Wh White cook 10 go TO Alaska
with uargy of twelve. must be experscac-
Ell enhgr aud have good references. Adj
dress u. j.. post-lntelligeDcer.
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ALASKA FREIGHT-A large prospect
ing outni having their own ocean vessel
and Yukon river steamers will leave Sc
attic for St. Michael and Dawson on
May l. 1893. and have about 200 tons
freight space for sale: delivery of freight
at 81. Michael or Dawson guaranteed.
Olympic block Seattle, References,
First National bank. Seattle.
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FOR SALE-GseneEal merchandise store.
good stock; viii sell al invoice. Mayer
Realty Co.. - Union block
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SPECIAL. INFORMATION fE
manufacturers. business hcus.s
public men by the Press Clipping
reau. tAlien'sl. room A. Mckay hu!ss5
Portland. Or.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

do composition for the trade ianv
ure) IN Noaparell. Mlnon. Rrsyfes r
Long Primer. Satisfaction ruarar,S
Gail or address st-lntellIsercsr. ~
tie.
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Rad ADVERTISEMENT Of Crystal.lzed
Eggs. Sixth page.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A 5t-roon lodging house, Vel
located. Mayer Realty GO. - OAlen
block
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HIcKSoNS Mosquito and Cold-Proof
Tent is obtainahle Of all iirst-ciaSs out
fitting firms in Seattle. On exhibition in
various sizes upstairs az ses Second ave-
nue..
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SEATTLE MEsSENGER 90. sIt second
w&uis e. de- - yeGr package. atames
servlce KvafSntetd, rlgg q. h box or
-phefe Nam Isl
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MONEY CAN BE MADE and big money
has been made by investors who haye ac-
counts in my hands; twenty years of Sc
cessful dealing. write for particulars
which will prove interesting TO al! per-
sons having money invested at regular
interest rates. Charles Hughes. Invest
ment Broker. IS Wall street. New York.
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SALOON-Do you want the best location
In the city with a two years lease? Best
corner In the downtown district, lease
viii give location ut once Louis a.
Rexford & ce. 5i5 Bailey block. Tele-
phone Main &c.
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so A WEEK and expenses paid men TO
sell cigars or time, experience unneces-
sary. The W. l.. Kline Co.. ST. Louis,
Mo
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FOR SaI.E-REAa EST sTE-

FOR SALE-HIgnsy improved farm with
IL six miles Of city at mortgage price
F4rst-class hotel property. pays per
cert. net
81 80 - Beautiful residence property
slightly location.
81 .S.t-s,ho3ce building lot on first hill
CARRAFE
4et Bailey building.
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WANTED-BusiDeSs man with 1900 10
join in a business that Will stand investi-
cation and sure to make fortune: East
ern man preferred. Call 1880, 81 Hinck-
ley block.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-17

sa. Halseli camo II from Ills cattle ranch
- lin Chandler came up from Muskoges
yesterday 10 visit his vinita folks
Dr. Foil. 81 Farlland. was in the city today,
hui y ent home on the afternoon train.
-RVbort Cooke, Mrs Don-Carlos' brother.
ieft for his home ~ Nashville yesterday
morning.
Mrs. W. iB Coley IS expecting visit
from her sister, Mrs. Judge Randolph, Of
Emp0ria.
Frank Sharp met some OF his family at
the northbound Katy train yesterday noon
and drove over home TO Alton. with them et
once.
n W. b. Stevens, the distinguished cores
pondent Of tho st. Louis Globe Democrat. Is
Id togn looking at the court and studying
the condition In the Indian Territory
George shannon, the Gibson Station,
merchant and Who by the way. 10 warm
friend Of Judge Denison, was among the
,northbound passengers yesterday morning
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/ fl1h M, IN ~. I, !. !, ,..,<, ~ N -
IN NJ, \, y. s.rY;' IN, 4, W M N .' A J,
M Sei,ne nes < n. y s,, ,,a .,,. u " " 4,
,us y non,t vi, r. ~ ,,,,,, ,,,t,, th (
west,esr stars at'' tbo oner. ,,s,,sa
I,ruesda ~ nioht
pa. ~ n y ;,,, Nh, 7. r,.,,
~ \ a,,,s ,'s y, q l. ,.s t,'',..
M stnd Z in ~ ,resfvt sr,.n u, rs,,,,s ~
noe Tha s,,h,ect ,,,,, en- NJ ! cor,,nna-
finn ~ ,ast ,yaet i st,sv srrha p,,,sor
and Personality Of the Holy Ghost.''
Edward n stra.,ss 8 f,o,s =, !, j, J,
hc AZ Radgatt,s Fr,d.v o,st viii, /.
comnlete Ina ~ niece ooods ,rbis
will IL tl,e hest; Z onnortunitv th,s sea-
son to select some.bInc for j suit -
overcoat + and ~ maas,,red ~ q III
nert
j. W. Maxwell general sunerinten-
dent ~ M K q II. lines in Texas.
want north sunday morning II Hi
pr,vata Gar accomnanied bv 4 num-
her Of other railroad people. A Texas
Central special car was also attached
10 the same train.
Approaching the necessity for OBJ
serving time, evidently, now that
daily is issued, the Office clock on the
wall started Of its own accord q day
or two since, within a few minutes OF
the correct time, after being silent
for six months.
.xns s..,
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This Gold Weather

Calls for stoves and pipe, Now before
you buy your coal or wood stoves you
will do well to see me for prices on my
heaters. I always keep the best to
be found on the market.
l keep the celebrated Detroit coal
heaters, also Russian iron Wilson
heaters, which are. suitable for any
room.
l always sell the cheapest. Why2
Because we are our own clerks and we
always buy for cash.
J. f. CHARLRswoRTH.
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PROBABILITIES.

Fair tonight and Tuesday. Frost to-
night. Colder in the Eastern portion.
Warmer Tuesday.
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Look we'll; Badgett's Friday.
Good cigars only, at WrIght's.


Good cigars only, at WrIght's.
Best coal scuttles ut Charlesworths.
Gents bicycle for sale. Enquire
here.
That dollar hat ut s. s. Cobb's is Q
daisy.
Stoves and coal are In great demand
today.
BIZ Dugan and Piper Heidsieck Gig
.ars at Gray's
For good smoke try "Bill Dugan"
scigar at Gray's.
see Charlesworth for heaters both
wood and coal.
A good grand square piano for w;
see Mrs. 3. c, Akin.
Charlesworth keeps the celebrated
Wilson wood heater.
Wanted--A reliable laundress, Of
Worcester Academy.
custom tailor at Badgett's Friday
sGood work; low price.
Wanted, u good white girl; apply at
once. Mrs, P, Z, Soper.
T. B. Woodward has d good run Of
painting at Claremore.
The Balm wagon, sold by Vinita
sPlow Company, is always popular.
For bargains In ladies' and children's
scloaks don't fail to see S. S, Cobb.
For beauty and style don't fail to
see those shirt waists at s. S. Cobb's.
Charlseworth sold nine stoves this
morning, the result Of his low prices.
Have you seen those ladies' and
mems shoes for one dollar at s. s.
~CObb's.
Mrs. T. ]. Stone is very sick and it
was feared Saturday she could not re.
cover.
Wonder II he really did give her a
diamond ring the other night, as re-
ported?
At S. S. Cobb's you will find the
prettlest lines of ladies' dress skirts
in Vinita.
You want to hear Miss Dent, the
finest soprano on the road; opera
house Tuesday night.
The Western Stars at the opera
I house Tuesday night will be treat no
one can afford to miss.
Jim Wilmington has boughta a place
in Indiana, sown it in grass and will
engage in cattle raising
Have your clothes made by custom
tailor; costs no more than "hand- me
downs" Badgett's, Friday.
4 You wear pants? 90 to Badgett's
Friday, 2lst, and select something
nice and be measured by a Chicago
tailor.
Miss Apply the great Netherland
'cellist, is'a wonderful player, ranking
with the most celebrated cello players
in the world.
a. e. Palmer, the celebrated elocu-
Zionist with the Western Stars is
great; don't miss hearing him Tues
day night opera house.
The fisherman who got the minnow
seine at Mrs. Humphreys viii oblige
by holding up his hand--or bringing |
the seine around to Nat Rider. 4
The sweetest music ever heard, y
will be the verdict Of all who hear
Miss Smith, the harpist with the
Western Stars, Tuesday night.
II you fail to get your paper, notify 4
This ofiice promptly, or Arch Goody- h
xoontz, city clrculator, or George n
Blakeney, Strange Akin or John '
2rafchfesq, carriers-the one serving )
ron. !,
The society editor OF THE DArky a
has not yet had an oppors N
unity 60 write up any weddings, but d
|as several sharp pencils and sees sew b
RI bfj ght prospects ainong Vinisa's N
1Is1t set. *
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a Cutting Affrav.

A brawl occurred over on the east
side, in the vicinity OF JEFF Blevins'
saloon, Saturday night, In which two
Indians we're wounded by u knife ia
the hands Of Ernest Stephens. One
OF the men, named Little Bird, is
wounded badly, being slashed across
the abdomen until the entrails were
visible, and the other, whose name is
Downing, was cut across the arm.
Stephens, after the cutting, went and
got a horse and was about to leave
town when appre ehended by the city
marshal. The doctors sewed up the
wounded man and Stephens is in Jail
awaiting the action Of the grand jury.
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Sad Results Of q Praotioal Joke

5au HeBuIts OF Practical Joke.
A young man named Ed West living
a few miles east Of Locust Hill suffer
ed disaster by trying to playing a
practical joke on a neighbor some two
weeks ago. Dressed up in some fan
tastic garb, young West went to the
house OF the neighbor who proceeded
to get his gun and open fire. West
received one bullet in the side Of the
forehead which entered the brain,
and he is lying dangerously near
deaths door from the effects of the
wound. He has been removed to
Southwest City.
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military and naval operations According
TO Dewey's dispatch the surrender occurred
about p. III. last Saturday. The protocol
vas signed at 40 p. N. Friday. The differ
ence III time between Mania and Wash
ington is such that the surrender reckoned
on Washington time would he about twelve
hours ahead Of the time At Manila, or about
Il. n. Saturday morning. In point of
actual time. therefore. the signing OF the
protocol preceded the surrender OF Manila
By a few hours. but il Is Wen established
rule OF military law that d peace armistice,
or cessation of hostities, does not be-
come binding On commanding officers until
they receive actual notice of it. Under
this rule Dewey and Merritt would be
bound by the armistice only from the time
notice Of IL reached them at Manila In
short. ii is agreed In al official quarters
the forcib.e taking o. Manila was entirely
regular. and the city and bay is now held
on the basis OF this military enforced TAX
Ing. rather than on the basis OF mutual
arrangement between the two countries.
This may become material when the dues
ton arises - 10 the future Of the Philip
pines, for Il is likely 10 he claimed from
the American standpoint that Manila was
taken ey force Of arms ana IS 50 occupied.
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the situation % the Island. The meetings
have given rise 10 4 renewal Of the report
-sat the island republican administration
Is chafng under the present system OF con-
r-ol. President Mckinley and the meu1-
bers Of his administration paid no attention
TO these reports, and a member OF the
cabinet asserts that there is ne expec, alton
" any official protest against the system
Of administration Put In force pending the
establishment Of a stable government. in
Cuba
No representations from the Cubans on
this subject, he SAID. have been made -
this government. nor Is ANYTHING 81 the
sort looked for. The Cuhans lave ex-
pressed themselves as being satisfied with
the present method OF administration. and
have confidence. s., far as / know In the
sincerity OF this government and win re-
main satisfied Until the time is ripe for
the ssta slishnlert OF 4 stable govern rnent
The CGbsas. the administration believes,
VIII make no trouble on that score"
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VOLUNTEERS ARE To
BE MUSTERED OUT,
From 10000 to 100000 VIII Leave
the Service, Preference Being
Owen To Those Who Desire

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is.-At midnight
TIE president announced MS determination
70 muster out e. the service - go TO I.sa,1
volunteers. Those TO be discharged will
include three branches % the service. in
1antry artillery and cavalry Tia nuns
Ton OF the mastering out Of the voflY.. e.rs
has been under consideration for some
days II was quite evident. 70 begin with
thai considerable fore necessarily womb
nave TO be retained With only a par+ %
the volunteer forces to be mustered out {.
htcaFfe a delicate question 10 designa, 70
TIE Organizations which should g..
From a prominent Official or .ha admin.
iStraiIon II Is understood 20 be the s.efre
20 obtain the wishes OF the volnntea~
troops Themselves as 10 remaining 3r .
service one or two Organizations have
already Indicated desire TO leave me
service as soon as :he government ian
reasonably DO without them They are
composed LACEY OF business and wo-l-
irE nen- whose private interests are s,,*-
feriag ~ reason OF Their absence from
home.
- fa- 4s the interests 0f tie goveru-nso.
VIII permit. K Is believed that the pres.-
dent. n mastering out the volunteers. vii
accommodate himself 20 the desires OF rhe
men themselves
Il may be sore tina before ire 3r
Plantations TO be murereG out viii be
designated. hut the reduction OF the voIan-
ter forces w.l Se Iaa6s - sol1 - p.sc.