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The state herald., 1898-04-08
THE SQUADRON AT HAMPTON no ADS.

must lay down the spade. take up tho
sword and 20 crushing into cruel, IN.
ralen,inR war.
This. In n nutshell, Ia the problem
OF secession, We may comprehend Il
In hundred years. Just aH advanced
thinkers ARE beginning to comprehend
the French Revolutlon.-J, Russell
Young.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

pointment to Admiral Braine. He has
his bottle OF American wine still in a
prominent place in his library. and will
wish now, more than ever. that 1t had
been the one to have been smashed
over the Maine's bow.
Besides her accidents the Maine has
twice come In for severe criticism us
to top weight and seaworthiness. In
The state herald., 1898-04-08

Martha Shute of Colorado wants to
organize n cavalry company of young
women to take part in the war with
Spain. OF course every one of the girls
ought to be able to ride as well US
Shute.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

Hon. John L. Sullivan expresses o
desire to go to Cuba and whip Spain
II there is no objection from any
source-and we hear none-Mr. Sulli'
vans request will be granted by q
unanimous vote.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

A universal crisis Is looked for by
explosion that has ever been known in
the worlds history" Aha! Mrs. Lease
again.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

The road commissioner OF New Jcr.
scy points out that I, costs three cents
bushel TO haul wheat Ave miles on a
wcll'madc road, and a, loas, nine cents
10 haul I, III. same distance on rough
or sandy road. The farmers may Just.
ly conclude that some luIurlcs Of life
are more economical than the bare ne.
cckkltIyt.
The state herald., 1898-04-08
OUR WOMEN IN WAR.
VOICES OF WIVES AND DAUoH-
TIERS Ale NOW HEARD.
Want to Join tte Service as Nurses or
a. Aids of AIy Klnd--Noble Deeds of
Women on both Sides During the
Civil War.

The presidejt and secretary Of war
are receiving letters from patriotic
women all ove the country anxious to
be mustered tito service.
A letter received at the White House.
ana addressed president Mckinley,
The state herald., 1898-04-08

"I'm only going a journey to meet
my baby in heaven" were the last
words of man who was hanged in
Illinois the other day. He had killed
the child, but his heart was true.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

After all, speaking Of town elections.
the selection Of snooks FOR supervisor
OF the town Of podunk doesn't seem to
have any Impression on Engllsh poll
ties or the war situation here.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

Susan H. Anthony says that "tho
grievances women have against the
common enemy. man. today are as
many MS the coloniftu had against King
George" There has been too much
talk. II is time to stop counting ou:-
RACES for the purpose OF nbolishing
them There muFi be civil war Ia
the family, In society. and In the
church, This new King George mus,
be hauled down from his pedestal. aud
have his checks Redeemed and his ears
pulled. The war feeling ia up. II We
cant ngh, Spain or some other power
We must fgh, one another.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

It is believed that the opening of n
motor cab line in Chicago will probably
demoralize the sausage market for q
while.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

1t may be well for the grand opera
impressarios TO remember that $50 in
the box offices is worth more than a
$4,000 dress in one of the boxes.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

"Do you think Mrs. Dash will be elected
president Of the Federation OF the Federation
Of the Federation" "Mercy, no; she's never
been to Europe"
The state herald., 1898-04-08

n q. Washington was never asked by
n fond mother what he thought Of her
cate baby, then II may be true that
hu never told lic
The state herald., 1898-04-08

Jack the Hugger" has been arrest
ed In Pittsburg. He probably was be-
trayed by a girl whom he overlooked.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

seems to be going crazy" "What has he
done" "Repapered our house from top to
bottom"
The state herald., 1898-04-08

A brief cablegram from St Peters
burg announces that Count Popoff has
done SO.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

poets you speak OF the 'stepladder of
fame" wrote that one day when my
wife was cleaning house."
The state herald., 1898-04-08

The Western Cigar Company OF Salt Lake
City are making some very advantageous
offers to agents. 1t will pay you to write to
them at Box 443.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

For lung and chest diseases. Piso's Cure Is
the best medicine we have used.-Mrs. J. l..
| Northcott Windsor, Ont, Canada,
The state herald., 1898-04-08

"Scorcher, have you bought new wheel
| this springr 'Not yet. II we have war l
can get wider field for my operations"
The state herald., 1898-04-08

A young applicant for the naval aca-
deny was rejected last month by the
examiners because. while he passed n
good examination on the so-called
higher studies. he was lamentably de-
ficient In plain arithmetic and spelling.
In school. as In politics and commerce.
It is the fundamental principles that
count. Master those, and the rest are
assured. Prof. William James OF Har-
ward. tells In the Boston Herald how ho
passed an examination In anatomy be-
fore DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Tho
ilrst question put to him was about the
nerves at the base OF the brain. II so
happened that Mr.. James was well up
In that subject, and he promptly gave
nm exhaustive reply. "oh. well. II you
know that. you know everything" said
Doctor Holmes. cheerfully. Let US
talk about something else. How are
ull your people at homer"
The state herald., 1898-04-08

"Does your wife ever lecture your "Lec-
ture? I'm going to get her a stereopticon. I"
The state herald., 1898-04-08
Spring Medicine
A Good Blood Purifier a Neces.
sity Now
Hoods sarsaparllIa UnequaiIed for
Making Rich, Red Blood.

U0O0 OuboAPoTHud OuoNNoNo0 wi
Making Rich, Red Blood.
Tho necessity for taking a good Spring
Medicine to purify the blood and build up
the system is based upon natural and un-
avoidable causes. In cold weather there
has been less Precipitation and impurities
have not passed out of the system as they
should. Food has consisted largely of
rich, fatty substances, and there has been
less opportunity for outdoor exercise.
The result is, the blood Is loaded with i'm
purities and these must be promptly ex-
Hoods sarsaparills is the best Spring
Medicine because 1t is the best blood
purifier and tonic. Itthoroughly purifes
the blood and gives vigor and vitality.
The state herald., 1898-04-08
ONE ENJOYS

ONH ENJOYS
Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys.
TEN cffcctually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fcvers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 30
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes TO try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1e syrup CO
sAs fsAsciSco. CAL.
LovsvniE. ~. xfW Yoax ~
The state herald., 1898-04-08

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
nctic, full OF life. nerve and vlgor, take No-To-
Bac. the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists Soc. or ti. Cure gunrnn-
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York
The state herald., 1898-04-08

"You brag about your baby's great intel
llgence: give us an Instance" "She likes me
better than she does her mother"
The state herald., 1898-04-08

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
For children teething the gums reduces nam-
nation allays pain, wind collie. rs cents bottle
The state herald., 1898-04-08

II Weyler wants to be real good he'll
give up the ghost.
The state herald., 1898-04-08

Educate Your Bowels with Casearets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
t0c. sc. nC c. c. fail. druggists refund money.
The state herald., 1898-04-08
THE MESSAGE READY.
TO BE SENT IN WEDNESDAY.

European Powers and the Pope Are Sock.
Ing a Practicable Form of Medi-
ntlOu.
The state herald., 1898-04-08
s1ssa1 ps;';ia

Is Americas Greatest Medicine. 81; SIX for Sb.
Hood's pills are the, fayorlte .cathar-
AlOOd . lliS tic. All druggists. 25c.
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STEAMER sCHLEsWIG OVERDUE.
Vessel With Pro-spnnish Captain
Thought TO Have Been Captured.

NEW YORK May 81 A dispatch 10 TIE
World from Port au Prince. Hayti, says:
The German steamer Schieswig which
left Gonaives on the 18th for Kingston.
with Goa! for the United States govern
ment was to return to Gonaives May 90
As nothing has been heard here from her
in nearly fortnight, it is feared that she
has been captured.
The Schleswig LETT Philadelphia May ~
with a load OF coal. came 10 New York
for additional cargo and sailed from here
May II for the West Indies She unloaded
her coal a. Kingston and sailed from there
for New York May -. but without a bin
OF health.
Her master. Capt. Aarhuus. Is said TO
have made himself very offensive "a the
Americans in Jamaica by his pro- Spanish
utterances. He boosted. according 10 a
press dispatch. that he would help the
Spanish whenever he could. He threat
ened 10 look up Spanish ships outside and
signal 20 them that the auxiliary cruiser
Harvard was in Kingston harbor
The American consul heard Of hts threat
ami when Aarhuus applied for bill Of
health Saturday after tho hour for closing
the consul ala no; feel disposed 10 reopen
the consulate 70 help Capt Aarhuus as
sist the Span!ar&s. So he held the ships
papers
The Schleswlg sailed a. daylight sun
day without the papers. ana Will be sub
jest 20 heavy fine upon reaching an
American port.
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PULLMAN CAR COMPANY WINS.


WASHINGTON. May 3I.--rn the supreme
court OF the United States today the sszag-
ment OF the court below vas reversed in
the Case OF the Pullman Pa.aee Car Corn
pany VS.. The Central Transportation Com
pany. This case involved property amount
ing TO about 81 SO. ea9. passed over TO the
Pullman company by the other company
under lease made IN fssa, the lease TO run
for ninety-five years. The circuit court for
the eastern district OF Pennsylvania gave
judgment for 81 % .eS4.
This is the Judgment reversed by .asay-s
opinfon. The court below f. instructed 10
enter Judgment for 81, ST. with interest
from ISIS. when the lease was cancelled
Instead Of the amount az originally grant
ed. The opinion WAC rendered by Justice
Perkham. who said
although the Contra. conranv may
have been injured by the result OF the
lease In The misfortune which has oyertsk-
en- 10. By reason OF the law which declares
void lease OF such nature. and while
the company may not have incurred any
moral guilt. IL has nevertheless violated .he
iaw by making an Illegal contract. and one
which was against public policy, ard il
must take such consequences as result
therefrom''
The judgment IS for the value Of The
Central companys property In ISIS. and
I7.9o in cash advanced by the Central
company. Justices Harland and White dig
gented
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Stone, Sanford s Lane,
Avenue Seneca Street.
drinking beer until he was "nlled to the

drinking beer until he was "nlled to the
neck" instead OF going 10 the Blacksmith
shop as instructed. II happened this
way: The police patrol stable Is being
lowered. and Capt Bevan had his men
at work shoveling dirt. The stable is TO
be lowered several feet TO correspond
with the new grade. ''Biacky' had work.
ed well for at least three minutes, and
the captain thought TO reward him when
he said: 'Biaeky,' YOU can go down 10
the blacksmith shop and get the tools
"Blacky'' did not even wait TO get his
coat. he was so pleased With the errand
Down Third avenue south he went. AZ
ter an hour or SO Capt. Bevan commenced
10 wonder what had become or him. and
instituted n search. He found 'Blacky"
propped up at the bar IN one OF the
numerous mug saloons singing, Enjoy
yourselves"
NO more errands." said Capt. Bevan.
as he walked "Blacky" TO police head
quarters and arraigned him before Capt.
Willard.
What has Blacky' done?" asked the
captain.
HE has betrayed my confidence" re-
piled Capt Beyan. II sent him to the
blacksmith shop, and instead he went TO
the mug saloon and got drunk
"Blacky" was sent back TO Jail in dis
grace
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Judge HOgue Fails to Establish His
Right to once.

OLYMPIA, May SIN the case of Gill
bert r. BogEe. appellant VS.. the city Of
Seattle and VIII III. Parry. city eomptrcl-
Ter respondents. the supreme court today
affirmed the Judgment II the lower court.
This case involves the constltutionaEiy
OF the legislative act of Marcn II, 1897.
aboiishing municipal courts. the appellant
having Instituted mandamus proceedings
to compel respondents 10 provide Office
quarters and permit him TO exercise the
functions OF judge OF the municipal court
Of the city of Seattle. From the Judgment
of the superior court. which dismissed his
application. this appeal was taken.
Other decisions were:
State of Washington ex rel J. " With
crop. respondent. Va j. F. Brown eft AL,
county commissioners Of Kitsap county,
appellants; affirmed
William James. respondent. vs.. Thomas
W. and Virginia Prosch. appellants. W. G.
Benedict ct al, defendants from King
county; affirmed.
T.. S. Roberts appellant. VS.. Washington
Water Power Company W. 8. Norman
and Cyrus r. Burns. respondents, from
Spokane county. affirmed.
Seattle Trust Company. respondent. vs..
Albert s. and May E. Kerby, appellants,
from King county, affirmed.
C. r. and Jesse Lewis, appellants VS..
George McDougai. defendant. and N,
VOORHEES,. respondent; Chehal!s county:
Affirmed
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GoyERxaESr WINS THE CASE.
Judgment for Damages by Prohfbat'
ing seal Fishing Reversed

WASHINGTON. May s1--Tlse Aiasssa n
seal fisheries question was SAEssneu over
IN a reversal ef the judgment Of the cir
cult court 90 appeals FOR the second circuit
by tbs supreme court today In TIE case OF
the North American Commercial Company.
plaintiff in error, vs. the United States.
The court. In reversing the judgment. re-
rnands the cause with direction 10 enter
judgment IA favor OF the United States for
s1s.s7S. with interest from April !. 1884, and
90 enter Judgment in favor OF the United
States upon the counsercsaim.
The action was brought by the govern
men. TO recover 81. is with interest for
rent for the year ending April /. is94
under so-caiied lease made by the trsas-
ury department 20 this company FOR roy
al;iss on 1870 fur sealskins taken and
shipped by the company thereunder and
Tor the revenue tax Of two dollars On each
skin.
The court says that when the number
Of seals that might be killed was limited
by the government. or it's agent. the COM
pany was entitled 10 such reduction in
the rental reserved as might be proper.
and that the rue would be a reduction in
the same proportion as the number OF skins
permitted 10 BE- taken bore ID the maxi
mum. THIS would reduce the total 10 the
amount row allowed. The company also
claimed a government liability 10 il in
damages Of s-s7 - for skins 1t could have
taken without injury TO the seal herd. but
which II was prevented from taking by
the United States. which contention the
supreme couT; holds cannot be maintained.
The seal fisheries OF the Pr.bylof Islands.
the court says. were branch Of commerce
and their regulation involved exercise OF
power as sovereign, not as a mere pro-
prietor. governmental powers that cannot
be contracted.
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pOPuLis1s NAME A TICKET.
Whitman County Convention Adopts
Lengthy Platform.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelllgencer.
roLFAx, May 3i--The PopuIlst county
convention today elected Rev. Campbell
". Business, Of Rosalia, chairman. Two
hundred and ten delegates were in at
tendance. Tue following candidates wsre
nominated: Prosecuting attorney. John w.
Mathews; sheriff. g. II. Mcclure: auditor,
Hugh II Wheeler: treasurer John "
Janssay; clerk. Waiter If. Savage: school
superintendent. James Phillips: assessor.
rhssies j. Rlggs: coroner. DR.. +. n. Fer
xasaa: surveyor. X. &. Garfield. County
commissioners: First district. NJ. V. Crab
rec; Second district j. II. T. Smith: state
senator. DR. j, Carper: representatives.
ElertDth district, G.. W. Gwynu and u.
= anderson; state senator Seventh dis
ulet William Jarren. REPRESENTATIVES
Tsslfih district. j. r. Manring and Rev.
,. Hamilton
bsegaies to the state convention were
hei sectssi. the apportionment "a IN. air.
'asat counties not yet having been made.
Fne Platform adopted asks that Demo-
sfaas ard Silver Republicans join In the
seeiion or the Popuiist ticket: fayors d.
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1IR'S BIG DEAL CLOSED.
zsnrLETE MASTER OF THE
.rvATfos TO THE END.
--~sts Were Marked by the
cs.rs.vens'ea Of a c''ass "A'eh
s.. Attempted TO swamp Hin
said 10 Reach $4,000. 900.

o.er May 5f.-Iseiser's famous
n. - was formally closed TO-DAY The
s.s,osnts sese lively and Joseph i-sl-
- :. = n asxaasrauces. was master OF the
~ - He sent May wheat down from
49, 80 = = x f0r tae purpose OF syadsng the
- a !. and tsrcumyeuting tne tail
- vznteS to ring IN" a lot Of
- - felter az fancy prices. Never
- nsa 70 take on board another
. = ,s,ss.sls today. n addition TO the 81
=. 3. - gspe9sa bushels which be Still has
s ass hands.
1870 jg,ss@s are concerned. al the cul-
Es'sssso,, Of this gigantic deal. are widely
:. ~s.szrce. Some claim that he VIII poe
=. ara6f Of siea.tss, while others Insist,
80 fragigg glances, that nc viii De for
800 n hs comes egf whole on the deal.
TrW YORK. Mas 2..--The May what
- :. fs,icayo and New York ended
,.f5srr sxr.bm fp0usiy today Extreme weak
- ,u~.eaa ~ the fireworks expected
ss,ksd the ci1sing scenes OF one % the
-. f.mosg ecruerx In years. Il had been
a~s,asntly expected Ter weeks past that
- lsseazo clique would run the price OF
uss there 20 s. per bushel, and help the
80, market in proportion. Too much
.ssssseisy. however had been given the
80 ana farmers 10 al parts OF the eoan-
- seraped fheir bins and poured wheat
E-sa hrah Of the above markets 70 catch
AZ Doenomsnal prices predicted.
~ Chicago much az this wheat was
,.hxa By Clique operators as Il arrived.
hnt. locally, the grain became somewhat
= drug on toe market Only one result
,a.,.d foIlow ouch proceedings and that
xxs general downfall In pv.ces Begin
si,.z here. Efforts were speedily filed TIP
.sd fer same days the May option had
h>ru aee.!alag STEADILY. reaching today
as AZ New York against sales az s..
ssfiy In the meath.
Iu.y broke IN proportion. selling off 10
;sss2 after carly sales today al sl.lii9.
sns closed N97. News OF all sorts and
ia weekly statistics Of crop advices were
sasesab.e 10 the bear attack, which ac-
consparisd this decline IN prices. The only
sasoort came from foreign houses. at the
epsaEng. and little covering by shorts
asar the close.
The feature was a sale OF 5000 bushels
e No red, presumably for French ac-
count, a; $l.0S0il0 and near lots sales
n sontfact wheat. amounting to $4,000
susbsls at sl.sfai .Ss. mainly at sI.35. The
gssstr was supposed TO be for Letter. at
trihased 10 4 desire on the clique's part TO
sssy the decline.
Future price levels are dependent some
Ehas upon crop prospects unless. as IL
already minated. the clique takes hold Of
July and boone Il with the aid OF Euro
pesa demand and scarcity of cash sup
ai.sx In this country
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

At Bursten. England. yesterday. FredA
crsck Han murdered his wife and five chil..
dren with bilihook. and committed SUE
eide.
hded with an iceberg on May n and came
into Boston harhor with her bows bsidlNI
crushed.
William II. Sullivan. who was appointed
to I'LL the vacancy caused by the death
or Senator Waithali. OF Mississippi. tooiE
the oath Of Office yesterday In the senate
The fruit steamer Beividere, of Bostop~
is ashore on Cape Aaysi. Cuba. probably
n total loss, The fate OF her crew In UNI
known. Senior capote. vice president a
thu Cuban republic. was a passenger.
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The extra Sunday train to Olympia %.
the Port Townsend Southern railroad haD
been abandoned.
s. w. Baker. of Whatccm has filed en-
application In the patent Office for a pats.
ent of an airship.
A new saiIngie mill IL TO be built at Port
Angeles by r. Ffllon and j. III. Darby. 10
viii have a capacity of coco per day.
Albert Litz a road commissioner In Sno.
homish county. married Miss Lizzie Strauss.
After enc day OF married life Litx decamp~
ed for parts unknown. leaving a letter to-
his wife. saying ha would send for herr
some day. but giving no explanation OF his
action.
d. e. Elandy and wife, who came across
the country from Rrainerd. Mimi. To Sc
attic. driving dog team have Abandoned
their original plan of going to the Kion-,
dixie and viii pur their novel team OF dog1s
and small emigrant wagon TO serve adver-,
Using purposes visiting the larger townn.
They are now at Oiympia
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r.w,xr -..- -.-o,r.uax
Captain of BARK Glenbank Denies
Pifcairn Island story.

Special Dispatch to the Posz-IntAslIgs ncer.
ASTORIA. May 3I.--Britisa bark Glen
bank arrived here this afternoon. Isl days
from Calcutta with grain sacks and jute-
Sha was reported by the British snip
Rahane recently arrived az San Fran
cisco from Newcastle. ~. s. w, 80 have
stopped al Pitcairn Island. ard 20 have
confirmed the report OF famine OF the
islands The report WAS that the Glen
hank had beer refused food when she
put IN fhsre short OF provisions.
Capt Williams states that being short
OF vegetables. he put in az Pitcairn island
and remained one day. He purchased po-
tatoes and fruit. and nothing was said
by the inhabitants about famine or Q
shortage OF crops. Nothing was learned
by him 20 suggest 2 condition Of famine
on the Island
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IN THE HOUSE.


WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Ths house to-
day adopted a concurrent resolution direct
ing the commission now codifying the
criminal laws TO prepare and submit a
code of civil law and procedure for Alaska
a number OF private bills were passed.
The house in committee OF the whole,
considered a bill authorizing the secretary
OF the treasury to keep open during June
ana July this year such life saving sta
tons on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts as he
might deem advisable. The bill was urged
by the secretary OF the navy as providing
Tor the continuance Of the months named
or the important adjunct to the naval and
coast signal service. making efficient TIA
patrol service. After some desuItory dis
cuss.on the bill was amended to carry
$7e.0o0 instead OF sl25,oo0 and passed.
The house at lbs p. m adjourned.
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case and Comment.
A German ON trial many years ago II
Western Ohio for maliciousy cutting -
neighbours cow had so convinced his atsor-d
ney OF his innocence that, although the
evidence against him was totally insufl-n
cient 20 convict him. his attorney. In ordsRl
10 give him the cornpetegt vindtcatior~
placed his client on the stand and asketE
him point blank, did you cur the cowras
The effect was startling. With bianchaxaA
face and quivering lips. the accused staredt
IN agony at the court ana stsmmered s.
"Mein Colt, shuaEe. I can't tel you ~
lie. | know / shall go inde he'll II de-.
/ cut dot cow