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WERE GIVEN NO CHANCE.
CoIored Troops Had No Opportunity
10 Enlist in the Army

10 Enlist in the Army.
The great volunteer army of 1890
troops already enlisted under the first
call of President Mckinley is made up
almost exclusively of white men, The
percentage of colored residents who were
mustered is exceedingly small, the exact
number being four companies. The four
companies are at Camp Alger near Falls
Church, Va, and form the first separate
battalion of colored troops
These troops are from Massachusetts
and Ohio. Three of the companies are
from Zenia, Aaron and Columbus, Ohio,
and the fourth is from Framingham. Mas
sachusetts. They all were members of the
National Guard of their respective States
and were ordered out by the State gov
ernors. These companies are commanded
by Major Charles Young. of Ohio. He is
a graduate of West Point and enjoys the
distinction of being the only negro officer
in the United States Army.
In o.her States the negroes We're given
little or no chance at all To volunteer.
In many of the Southern States, particu-
larry Tennessee and Alabama, there are
crack organizations of negro soldiers.
They do not belong TO the National Guard
and were not allowed to enlist with the
other volunteers. In many other in
stances they were handicapped in this
manner
In the Distrio of Columbia. where there
is a crack separate battalion of colored
troops, none of them were mustered, as
the quota allotted to the District was too
small even TO include all the white
guardsmen who desired to enlist.
The times., 1898-05-29
Tbe Most Advanced Types.

Not a great while ago the general su-
perintendent of motive power of one of
the largest railroad systems in the north
ern part of the country happened to visit
Baltimore. Being of a courteous disposi-
ton, he called on Baltimore and Ohio
motive power officials to pay his respects,
and he was given an opportunity TO see
the new locomotives that have been pur-
chased during the past two years He
devoted a great deal of his time to an
inspection of the monster ten-wheel pas
senger engines that are used between
Philadelphia and Washington on the
sixty -mile-an-lour Royal Blue trains.
When he was ready to depart he turned
to one of the company's officers and re-
marked:
81 have always been of the opinion that
there was nothing on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad that was worth patterning
after, but I am very frank to say that
have seen today the most advanced types
of locomotives in the country. l know of
no railroad in the country whose motive
power IS equal to yours
Within month after his visit to Balti-
more this official ordered a number of
locomotives, only stipulating that they
should be built after the plans of the
Baltimore and Ohio engines.
The times., 1898-05-29

Street. There II was learned that she
has received anonymous letters within
the last two or three days, and the
theory was advanced that possibly her
assailant was some person who had a
grievance. This was strengthened by
the fact that, notwithstanding the man
ael1 her jewelry and money, he
tcek neither, though she had money
tied in the corner of her handkerchief,
and wore a necklace a bracelet, and
ring.
She had not gone from her house
more than half an hour before the as
sault took place, and il was thought
likely that the man had followed her
to the vacant house and had sneaked
in the door after her Mrs Leissler
and other neighbors had seen no man
around, however who answered to the
description given by Miss Cannon. He
was described as light mulatto,
slightly freckled, and had a small mus
tache He wore dark clothes and an
old dark slouch hat.
Several suspects were picked up in
the afternoon by the policeman, but the
most important was the arrest of Elias
Daliier by Policeman Herbert. Dallier
answered the description very closely
and Sergt. DAILY and the officer took him
TO the hospital, where Miss Cannon,
after looking him over carefully, iden-
titled him as the man who had assault
ed her. He was returned to No. 4 po-
lice station, where he is held on a
charge of suspicion.
The officers are not entirely satisfied
that he is the man and an investigation
is being conducted, which may reveal
some secret connected with the assault
that Miss Cannon has not told.
At an early hour this morning Miss
Cannon was resting easily and it was
believed that she will recover No
other arrests have been made
The times., 1898-05-29
The ROYAL Crescent.

The local lodges of this order have
elected representatives to attend the an
nual session of the Supreme Lodge, to
be held in this city on Monday, June 13,
1895, as follows:
Washington Lodge, No. !, E. ]. Brook
ings. representative, and T A Robbins,
as alternate; Columbia, No. 5, DR.. A. B.
Kehrer, representative, N. c. Monroe, al
ternate; Crescent, No. 6, S. A. Croft rep
resentative, R. o. Melton, alternate;
Royal. No. 10, DR.. H. R. Street, repre-
sentative DR.. ]. A. Hird alternate; Acme,
No. II. n. c. Scott. representative and Fl.
Baumgarten, alternate.
The resident members of the Supreme
Lodge. are H. y. Jenkins. deputy supreme
supervisor; w. 6. Perry, supreme past
president; Joseph Harper, supreme trus-
tee; Mrs. NJ. E. Johnson, supreme mar
shal; Mrs. NJ. c. Cutter. supreme prelate
and p. ]. Meehan of committee on laws.
A preliminary meeting Of the members.
representatives and alternates will be
held at the Royal Crescent Hall, No. 514
Ninth Street northwest, on next Tuesday
evening at ociock-
The Metropolitan Hotel will be the head
quarters of visiting delegations during
the session.
The times., 1898-05-29
DYSPEPSIA.

Remember that GROVER GRA-
HAMS remedy is GUARANTEED to
remove all distrezs FROM THE
FIRST DOSE. 1t is folly to suffer
when 5Oc. bottle, procured from
your druggist. will correct Instant
Iy all unpleasant symptoms. An in
Gallible Specific for Dyspeps;.,
heartburn, Gastritis and oil dis
cases arising from, an impaired Di~
aestiye System. Write to Grover
Graham Co., Neyvbursh, N. ", for
pamphlet.
The times., 1898-05-29
RECRUITING VOLUNTEERS.
Quotas for the Third and Fourth
U. =. RcEiments Nearly Mnde Ip.

Quotas for the Third and Fourth
L. =. Regiments Nearly Made Up.
The recruiting of the volunteers under
the second call for recruits in progress
ing rapidly and already a number of men
have been mustered in the Government
service.
There are three authorized recruiting
officers in the city and all day they have
been crowded with men anxious TO go to
the front under the second call. These
offices are 512 Eighth Street northwest
and zoos Pennsylvania Avenue, and the
Gunton Building on Louisiana Avenue be-
tween Fifth and Sixth Streets northwest
II has been announced that all persons
desiring to enroll should do so before
Monday, as the full quota will have then
been raised. 1t IS understood that an ar
rangement has been made whereby re-
cruits will receive pay from the time of
signing the company roll books. Yester-
day Capt. Mellach and number of his
men We're regularly mustered into the
service and Monday the rest of the quota
viii be sworn in.
The times., 1898-05-29

Chr. Xander. 909 7th St, Ampelos Punch,
stock for dilution $3.50 gal, 65c qt., is
economical and wholesome; requires no
sugar; hence no fermentation in the
stomach nor headache follows it use. A
delicious Summer sip is half a glass of
this punch filled up with cracked ice. Ii
The times., 1898-05-29
Time to Change.

The weather says thin garments,
and they are here ready for you
a choice variety of all seasorable
articles
Black or Blue Serge Suits,
Skeleton-l lined Tweed Suits,
Serge Goats,
Linen and Crash Suits,
Duck Trousers,
Alpaca and Mohair Goats,
Thin Underwear,
Summer Neckwear,
Negligee Shirts,
Leather Belts,
Wash Vests,
Tan Shoes,
Linen and Crash Shoes,
Straw Hats,
And all other wearables for men in only the
reliable qualities, the lowest possible cost
The times., 1898-05-29

Try a case of the National Capital
Brewing Co.'S Diamond" or "Munchner"
Beer for Sunday. Best on earth. Phone
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pEara AND FUNERALS.

PUBLISHERS sSOTfCE-C,ty Cofiecs9rs
are J. A catnczfs r T EaT'ey l.
Uawl~y e. H Mefsowas AID Jonn
Jacket PoStuastsas eFerywasre are %.
agents Pay n7sueT oniy 20 tasse ana 20
Our resident axe1ts IN the VARIOUS c4ttSs
ard towns os the Northwest
ADSfsRTTSfNGr-O ~Ece hours OF tIs
roH.-sntsiisgescer bn dress Office; Daist
until II .. m sunday hours, open
O. n 70 II .. N. Gas sized adsers'@ss vfsfssa
for insertion following morning VII .s
received up 70 1870 r. n. seveTsiscsoeLass
under classified headings VIII pe i nseftso
AZ the rate ~ ] cent 4 word e1ch shss.
tioa. Payment always n a6NaF.s. -
advertisement received Tar less anaH :"
cents
REwARD-Ten dollars will he psid 70,
Information leading 10 the conv,efzoa -
any person stealing copies o. s,ls P@'~
delivered 20 suiscrioers IN Ssafsie-
ADyERTTSERS-Chan fo- 49,
tAsnents IN the Sunday post Int AIE-.est
must be rtsrr,.-eea nv i O'Clock Saturday.
Advertisement wifi se received AZ psAiaS"
offices Of the Pnst-frse!figs1cer
TACOMA BUREAU-No. i-o Paeiic
Avenue. L. A. Harrison.
ENERETT-P. K Lewis.
SFOKAET--Eraa ch OFFICE, IFsosrss,
block. Coz Rivers.fe avenue; telephone 1--
J. .. Petersen. Manager
FORT TOWSTESD-wm A P:eiher.
~BELLISGHAM BAY-Sew Wnatcom'
Parker Ellis. Manager
oIYMPiA-4i73a Mala street. G. G WIZ
stanley. Agent
VICTORIA. =. c.-George Ia-seen.
TIE following ie,sera await adsertise's
af this office:
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NOTICE TO CoNrp.
he sssen thar sealn5 49,
&c . . by the under,
o. .. .ns board OF pubic
p. III. THURSDAY d
m. m. furnishing OF all mr.
% the erection Of a s,ss
ecar river water s,Inr,s~
SEQ 1siet situated ia IA
approNi'nate quantities ~ -
HtSl'sS necessary for -.
81 sad standpips arr a. ~
dS1.Sse pounds Of steal r.
.,Ap pounds Of speess;
.sti pounds OF ts-lnch 80.
~ teeI Of Finch Kalsssa ~
l--inch gate valves
! lxlS-inch raanhole 49,.
! Finch swing Sase
I:sv@ square Yards asnh.s.
rams and spec.tleatiars eell1k
N she oftce OF the bosrs ~. SO ~ q
tach bid mus, be ac.sar,s. =. Heoe
'ldea check. payable - i. NJ
CITY comptroller. for = .n.s el@e :
I'VE ,ai per cent. OF the hsS II,
check. "sVoapaakf Il,
The successful bidder I'm
10 enter into Contract s.s -
iisfactoyy bonds for re as So
by the city charter ana -
state of Washington 80 ~ 4
after being notified 81 ~
contract 10 him: faiEnr = 4
said check and the amas,. e (
will he forfeited 10 the c,ts e. 4
eligible as bidder VIA M ~
years prior 70 the letting ~ .
made default in paymsrs -
clam for any work or laha. ~
any skill or material fursssks -;
70 any such Contract - 49,
tised. or who within sal, ~ aetsa I
TO comp. etc any such cons,ss.y ean
Special attention Is rs,lss
SNiii.. OF the city charter ). 9 I
relating TO hours OF i,hss
article Will. section 81. snhs q
lating 10 bonds and sursssss ! -
The hoard OF public waras
right 10 reject any and All IA ssse
Proposals must he inders.s
velope. Bid Cor the consss.so.s: a.
Ssandnire."
BY order Of the board al n.A,..
FRANK 0i.rSsS
Date OF first publication - 49, 4 ].
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTS. s.,
hereby given that seale.f -
be received by the underslxss3 ss ~
OF the board OF pubic v@Ss a
O'Clock p. IN. Friday, yuiT r.
Inc furnishing OF all matsltsi - {.
Tor TIE ionnaation and casinr n 4 ~
the city OF Seattle. stuart i. -
park. The approxinatr -. !. ~
materials and fittings Nee !. ~
construction of fonndatnn ~ -
are as follows, to-wis:
20 cubic yards OF earth ercAv.sa..
2i5 cubic yards Of ccncrete 4n,.5ss
$50 cubic yards OF concrete ma III :.
pnasters. = u ~ =
Is cubic yards OF concrete A. -.
30 lineal feet concrete hels -
900 ineal feet concrete aychus 7s5 p
window pilasters. -
Is iineal feet concrete DIR -
1000 square feet of picked - ~.
500 square feet Of cofnice Co.. =
plaster caps.
GOO square feet OF asphalt CO.,.
"a square feet OF vau,t fieSls
| set double doors.
Il windows with H-ouyca 49,
l concrete gate chamber.
2 coats OF mineral paint.
1900 pounds OF twisted steel -
Plans and specifications Az r.
in the office OF the board Of nj s2s
Each bid must be aceoMpanifd 4 4 -.
titled check. payable 10 the ar1S =
city comptroller. for q sun nol IN -
five 90 per cent. OF the hla, ~ = r. =
be considered unless accoul61joa b -
check.
The successful hldder N ], nlu,,r,
10 enter into a CONTRACT ~ M 4;
isfactory bonds for the on31S( ye1si,s
by the city charter and II kes a. q
state OF Washington. 80 len A.
after being notified OF n aeara 4 "A
contract TO him; faili1x b a. q. IA
said check and the aunGf8 axeA sh<yel
will be forfeited 10 the ~. NJ pefYos
eligible as a bidder who has WITHIN n
years prior to the letting 4 nd c1nns
made default In payment q IN \
claim Tor any work Or ahoF per1ml
any skill or material fafnisAed lz
to any such contract - heft6 1llal
tised. or who within said TIVE ye1a ~
to complete any such contract
Special attention Il called = ~
XIII. OF the city charter - 40 i -
relating TO ''hours Of laboe II 4
article VIII. section n, eano. ! n
lating TO bonds and Aaretfok
The board Of public work. Nn y
right to reject any and a b.
Proposals must be tndogeed 4 ~
velope. bids for the Ce1 &
Foundation and Casing. for 4 n
BY order of the board q
FRANK z
Date of first publication I'm
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers in Fire Hose Notice is hereby
given that sailed proposals viii be re-
ctiFed by The undersigned secretary Of
the BOARD of Public Works an IN IN
clock A m. Thursday. June 20 lSes
Tor the furnishing IL the FIRE ds-rart -rent
Of the ,.ty 81 Seattle Of two thousand
feet Of cotton Jacket hose 2Is Inchoa T.,
diameter. with couplings. gaid hoxa ~
stand pressure Of 900 ,tourds IN tho
square inch and 10 10 guaranteed %
stand said pressure for period Of four
yeats.
sample Of hose mus, 10 submitted with
I'D. y
The board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids
Bids to b. in8orsed on envelope; "Bjd
for 2-fss3 fee; u Cotton Jacket Fire Hose.
E'y order of the E0arl Of Public Works
FRANK oIt-5DE -ecretary.
ba'e o. fifst publication june - Uses
SUPPLIES FOR REVENUE VESSELS
fassoras House. PORT Townsend. Collect
or's ofi3c~. june j.. Ists sealed prero4ais
for supr. wing snip chandiery raj lions .sY9
eeai "a vessels az the United Static aye
sac cutter service III this collection dis
tT'ci during the fiscal year ending June
~ lsSt. a1I nc received a. This o.fsrs mr.
ri o ciocx p. m. OF Tuesday. July = fssss
Bidders VIII name The prices both for
STAINING ard stove coal ard so sbe,r
fac-.issSs Tor furnishing tAe vessels with
tFeSa water. and their charges therefor
Schedules Of snip cf1andIery may be had
upon application To fais Office
r. ~ HUEsTIS. Collector.
By l. Haea.z. CSsnssx.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTp1e rs!.s
city Street Bridge Repaifn ~
planking."
Notice ia hereby given that 11 w
posals viii be received By ~ !1.l.es
secretary OF the board Of Ha -.
OF the city of Seattle UP to : &C. 2 :.
"Wednesday. June 10. 1905. foe H. ~
n,ent OF University street
Railroad Avenue 10 FirE Ayen1
plankiug and repairing the io1 -
said street between said IL 80
vided by ordinance No. 80 ~ =.
Improvement district NO. Ia ~ -
cordance with the plans ana se,esses q
now on file In the office OF "
public works. -. :. ! -.
Each hid must he accomnanieo 3 = Z,
tilted check. payable TO the ~ =. -
city comptroller. for sim H@ = r.
five G) per cent Of the psds -. r
vii. be considered ufieSs accol
said check. -, :. ,.oasrvA I
The successful bidder VIII g Is4ss ~
enter into a contract ana 49,.
factory bond for the amount ~ -
the city charter and the laws 3 sSsss r.
Of Washington. within ten days -,
ing notified Of the award Q! "a ~ ~
10 him. failing 10 do 70. sns N & y r.,
and the amount fixed therein ~ y ~
fe.ted TO the city. No pssrou p. -
AZ a bidder who has WITHIN .sssrs ~
prior 10 the letting OF sac cpa - -
default in paymen, OF am ~ ) z
for any work or labor perfosnsms, ,s =
akin or material furnished nssssel
anv such contract a. herein ss.i.d q -
who within sstid two years fsa'rd :.
pete any such contracts -.xsts III
Special attention ts eallea 70 sasr~ m
OF the city charter ~ nov u IA =, - srfir
ing ~ "hours Of labor. az yssAsiae
bonds ard snreties: =. rseeryso
The board Of public woTs -
right TO reject any and al ~ .cve!oe
Proposals must be indofseap svn ~ 4
"Bia for University Bridge fes's'' 80
Replanking. =, .,hur wssts
I,y ordsr re the h3are r. 9, seeyesasy
w. - az = = ,, = June - :
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In order 30 secz1re correct 'nETtoa OF
E1tstfs saIer these headings. the same
should be EFT az the business ossre q f1ss
pspsr. No charge Is gsa1e Tor T1ca 30
tees
Fcaerar isoticss. resolutions O. otne.
fysectzf anna usceCae5ts VII 0c sSsTE-2
Z. sns rate % 10 cents per lie sarE n
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
NOTICE~The Seattle Stsnographers' As
ISOLATION vii meet Tuesday evening. june
y, ~ y. m. room - Hinckioy block. for
the purpose OF eiertlng officers AL stem
og!aphers are expected 20 attend.
ARcAEA Lodge. No S. f. and A. NJ.
meets second and fourth Monday each
month.
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EMPLOYMENT wAxrED-MAI.E.

WANTED Thorough hookkeeper and Of
fee man. with long experience N ths
E4ss. wishes position. moderate salary.
Address :. c. Bond Y. ". q. s. building.
WASTf.D-Po Position; any kind OF office
work. by married man. must have work.
Address II 81 care Decentralization
WAETEp-Dhio river steamboat pilot
wants position on Yukon river boat Il 50.
uara fast-inteiiigencer
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kLONDIkE-VESSE FOR SALE.
steam tug j. NJ Coiman. Apply ..
Daniel, Russell house.
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FIN ANCIAL.

WANTED-xaa,e 60 upon improved real es-
tate for ofIe year. in addition 10 inter-
est VIII pay $s..s9 bonus Must have the
money this week Bankers Endorsement
as TO value OF property. security and
personal standing. Real Estate, this Of
flee.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED-~Ccmp1ten: lady stenographer
desires situation; city references. Address
u -, care PoStIHfflilgenc-r.
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NOTICE TO CoSTRAe'aaU.an.n,,. . -
peaiers N Miscellaneous rssisd esvpca
ucs " .-z,.@i,,sj he the an9<F ask.E
.s,,s,ar,, ~ the board 9. phga.mx Js:s1
~ "a o'ctock a. NJ InusM.s ~. 'f4sv
"a, ,e5s sor the furnishing ~ - ssus,e1
~ en,t,le on requiss1sns - Au9uG.
dining the months of Jnsy, .ss aisc 81
1ssss Of material ana Enps y. ,seeAs & -
and ~o"i ~ , ~, .ts.rirg the sass 49,
'h detailed list 81 $50 - -
Hiei.'.', .,,cnilas TO ba BID oa - ssr,a e
-. ,,Ilins, ~ the oftice q ~
,,,,t,Ji, work.. In the csty han Ss,,srsax -
ss.ns,t7 conditions aflsr isrre n1ssts
r,,,rs.Fsse Of articles N s.,r,,,sgssysnSA ~
-, -. 800 the ordinary reaa s,4ef1
tiTS iis'''Fr -. s., sh~ right 20 ms.s
%, fo, tenders 20 meet saea - Il Ysje4
M. h,.Ytf reserves re i'e
any ard ali bios, ,ov.as IN. the srev~
- 't,SS,(,.rs,Is 10 he ifiiofSsd v"
en-. !3tis FOR Supps.ss - ,,h,lc vorkx
~ ordar % the h, ~ 3l-ss,g. 8erfsian
~, 80 nahlicaiisn Jpns ~
-, -, r,oxTgsf'Tog 1 49,
- - ~ :. q, chemical Ere - . ~
bral.'s ,.,o,,nf.u Resolution ~ ~
saaht - -, t,b,t. Works WI -. fuso
n'As1 "a strl1ck a m. Ws1s ~ ~ -
-. f.+,s for the furnishing ~ IL n - -
,..,nsy,f az the city 81 49, ssN -
- surs chemical rfs 1~,v Cyung4
viii -, submitted 70 sns committees
sann:e Of hose must be s' -
BID. s....s On esyetC1e: s
~, feet % csesuscal hose :, parts 49, :
"a. - s.raer az the Boafd y Z, 9
ny FRANK Df4EsO1s
49, :
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MONEY
To loan; local stocks. warrants
and securities bought and sold.
z. B. Yoakun Burke Book.
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HELP WANrED-NALE.

WANTED-Woos.s crew: stable b,y.
wood turner. 90 II. Il iae.sEers sl.e0. free
pass. city teams; vegetable boy: farm
boy. SIS: wagon tesiInAf 81, COUNT hotel
waiter garden help: se"end and night
cooks. wood teasrns,er: mtil hands ~ the
best min OF the Sound men 30 hoe gar
,ica. farm hands, I'D. city saborers. board
anywhere; hlckers. $40: Alaska labor
ere. 81: hand ss,dder: len alockers: pack
ers, iianskeYs. inside work near city
s..0. roafmsn, = sp section ,nen: labor
ers. N,.5s Mood camp helpers. 81 and
found, wood turner. coal miners Seae a
day or ton. knot sawyers PC. rand saw
%ers. stickermafl, light work near city
SIS and found. wood and bolt choppers,
Sc and 81 cord, family mon. crane's. Em-
ploy ment Bureau. ts Washington street
wANTED-TaFee men In Seattle and ore
man In each unoeeup.ea town In Wash
ington AMI adjoining states. 10 take Of
der% for mems made "a order suits AT
10 10 81, mostly S50 TO $40. pants
Wa IA -: sea- per nsonta made hy be
gtnners without experience. Te furnish
fun iiue of samples and all necessary
oatai. For application aud reference
blank and full particulars address Annerl-
can Wcolen NILS 60. Tailors for The
Trade. Chicago H.
On JULY ist. an active intelligent man "a
travel IN ms state and SupsrlnteDd bust
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