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The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
SILVER PLATE TRUST BUSTED.

New York, September 22,-The Times
tomorrow will say: A death blow has
been dealt to the movement to consoli-
date all the leading concerns manufacture
ing silverware in this country, controlling
rs per cent of the total output into col
lossal corporation.
According to seemingly we'll warranted
assert ions made at the manufacturers
branches in this city, one company. said
to be H. Wallace and Sons of 2Z5 Fifth
avenue and Wallingford, Conn.,, after
engaging in the preliminary organiza-
ton, Withdrew and was Immediately fol-
lowed by two other companies, whose
agreement to the proposal had been con-
ditional upon the first company's remain.
inc
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
MILL TANT PRlzI
DRI LII.

Ros+on. September a2.-Fully five hun
saS Sdd Fellows with their ladies
gathered ct the baseball ann grounds o sb at fhs ths
oouY o;na drills of the Patriarch militant
EPanfon EPttnf McKeon, No. 2s, of Terre Haute
nd was the only Canton to appear on
tha field. After eyolutlons which en-
Traced large number of patriarch Mill
tant tactics, the Canton was awarded the
first prize of $780,
One of the interesting ceremonies held
during the day was that in Music hall,
when the grand decoration OF ohlvalry,
an honorary degree OF the Patriarohs
Militant. was bestowed on eleven dis
tinguished members, as follows; Lieut..
Col. j. B. Andrews of Altoona, Pai
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
Maine Signal Corps Arrives at New
LOn,O'.
CAVALRY DISEMBARKED AND
CORPS WILL PROCEED.

Did Not Arrive Until Late in the Afternoon
and Will be Some Time Before 1t VIII
Leave-Cavalry Take Train FOR Ver~
mont.
New London, Conn, September a.
The United States transports Manitoba
and Mississippi with the third United
States cavalry, camp equippage and
horses aboard, arrived here from Camp
Wikoff, Montauk Point, Long Island, this
afternoon. The troops are en- route to
Fort Ethan Allen, Essex junction, VT.
The Manitoba was the first to arrive in
the early afternoon and special train OF
the Central Vermont railroad was in
Whiting to transport the troops and camp
equipage to the destination. However,
on account of the delay of unloading, ID
will probably be well into tomorrow be-
fore the train will get started.
The Mississippi arrived about four hours
after the Manitoba. The camp equippage
was aboard TIE latter boat and the horses
in the former. No preparations were
made to unload the Mississippi and 1t
will PROBABLY be late tomorrow before the
troops aboard will leave her.
This eighth Maine signal corps, volun-
teers were also aboard the Mississippi and
they continued their journey.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
WHEELER GOING TO CUBA AGAIN.

New York, September % "A report
reached camp Wikor today from Wash
ington, that Gen. Wheeler had been ap-
pointed to command the cavalry divis-
ion of the army of occupation for Cuba.
Gen. Wheeler said that this was news
to him, but nothing would please him
better. He would like to go to Cuba
again at the head of the cavalry and he
did not think his duties would interiors
with his duties as a congressman. He
said there was no doubt of his being
elected.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
Local weather Report.

Portland, Sept. 30 The local weather
bureau Office records as to the weather
are as follows:
sa m. Barometer. 3d. 1862: thermome-
ter, So; dew point, 40; humidity, 3d.;
wind, SW; velocity, 10; weather, clear.
Sp. m.-Barometer. 30. 021. thermome-
ter. 65. 0; dew point, 81; humidity, SO
wind, SW: velocity 10; weather cloudy.
Mean daily thermometer 60; maximum
thermometer, ~; minimum thermometer,
4s; maximum velocity of wind, 1S SW.
total precipitation. %.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
Weather Observation.

The agricultural department. weather
bureau for yesterday. Sept 20 taken at
8 p. M, meridian time, the observa-
tion for each section being given in this
order: Temperature, direction OF wind
state of weather:
Boston, 64degrees, SW. cloudy; New
forK, 81 degrees, SE, cloudy; Phil
adelphia, &c degrees, E., rain;
Washington, 6s degrees, E.. rain;
Albany, 66 degrees, S, cloudy: Butfa-
10, 66 degrees, S W. rain; Detroit, 66 de-
gress, Sc, rain; Chicago, 66 degrees.
W, cloudy; st. Paul, 7a degrees, N, clear
Huron Oak. 10 degrees, calm, clear:
Bismarck, 6S degrees. E, clear;
Jacksonville, IS degrees, Sc, cloudy.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
PATCHEN DEFEATS GENTRY.

Readville, Mass, September 2a,-Bar.
ring Star Pointer. the two fastest harness
horses in the world, Joe Patohen and
John r. Gentry had match race at tne
Readville track today and the Marks morse
won in two straight heats. A stln VINO Ill
blew from down the stretch ana neiu tne
horses back SO that the time was SLOW,
the first heat being in 2.0o 3'4' ana 1he
The other races resulted as follows:
10 class nacino. purse $500-Frank
Rydik. frst. Little Little Girl, second; Dark
light, third Best time, ,,.sa s;is s7oa.Ha, 11a.
a.l4 GLASS, pacing;, purse e.ooIhai D.,
first; John, second; Nelson, tsird. Best
time, eli 3-4.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
TO POWER, BUT NOT TO OFFICE.

London. September 23.-The Daily
Mails Pekin correspondent, telegraphing
Wednesday says: "The Dowager Empress
is greatly incensad over Russia's pas.
siyity over Lii Hung Chang's degradation
and Sir Claude MacDonald's attitude
since Lii Hung Chang's fall She has
granted to M Pavloff, the Russian
Charge d'affaires several audiences. Prob
ably Ii Hung Chang will return to pow
er but not to office.
The widest rumors are afloat 1t Is
said that the Emperor has had alterca
tions with the Tsung Lii Yamen and the
Dowager Empress.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
RUSSIA GETS BIG CONCESSIONS

London. September ga despatch
from hong Kong gives details OF the
secret convention signed at Pekin on
March 27.
1t appears that Hsu- 'Ousi OF
the Chinese foreign office thereby con-
cluded an agreement with ST. Petersburg
by which China ceded Port Arthur and
Ialien-Wan, stipulating that only Rus-
sian and Chinese warships enter or dock
at Port Arthur.
Russia, it also appears. gets the exclu-
siye use of the inner harbor OF Tallen-
Wan, the sole administration OF the ceded
territories and tract OF LAND north OF
TaIien. Wan is destined as buffer belt.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
ONLY HAVE TO GET OUT,
Cuban Evacuation Commissioners
Can Make No Terms.
RUDE AWAKENING COMING To
THOSE WHO THINK OTHERWISE.
spaniards Planning on Settling Lots of
Matters-Evacuation VIII Take Over
Three Months When 1t Begins.

4AhbtctS-EVdCudbton VIA
Three Months When It Begins.
Washington, September 22.-Of1cial de-
spatches from Havana received by one OF
the EN- bassies here confirm the reports
that the colonial government of the
island is taking hand in shaping the
terms on which the evacuation shall be
executed. This creates a condition in
which the United States must deal not
only with Spain but also with those who
claim to represent the island itself. free
from Spanish control.
1t now seems clear from the official, as
we'll as the press reports, from Havana
and Madrid, that the autonomist element
is taking up the claim, first advanced by
Spain, that many incidental questions as
to Cuba, must be settled before the evaou
alton begins. But the view among gov
ernment officials here is that the Cuban
autonomists, as we'll as the Spa1iards
have no questions to advance or settle be-
fore evacuation is determined upon.
The time and place of evacuation is
looked upon by the authorities here as the
only point involved and there is likely to
be rude awakening if the pro-Spanish
element, either as autono1nists or as
native Spaniards, insists upon bringing
in the detern ination of the Cuban debt,
future forms of government. rates OF
tariff for Spain and many other subjects
as preliminary to evacuation. There are
some 100, 900 Spanish soldiers in the island.
Allowing one thousand men on transport
and vessel leaving every day, it would
take one hundred days or over three
months for the evacuation. But the ves-
sells are not available for trip every day
for one hundred consecutiveNd days, SO that
the time for departure would probably far
exceed three months.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
THE WEATHER..

Boston, Mass, September 22.-Threat-
ening weather and rain; brisk southwest
to west winds, becoming high.
Washington, September 22.-Forecasr
for Friday:-New England and East
ern New York, rain, brisk to high south
to southwest winds.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23

Grand Patriarch j. I. Doran of Cali
fornia; General @. A. Scott of Woods
vile, department. commander of New
Hampshire: Grand Representative John
Corkhill of Pittsfeld, Mass. Thomas E.
Wilton Of Canton Mascotte, Boston; Capt.
William F. Gay of Canton Mascotte;
Captain William H. Meade of Canton
Beye ly: Major John +. Tattersall OF
Canton City of Lynn; General Charles +.
Mart L, department. commander of Miohi-
gan Ind Lieut.. Col. 0. FL. Henderson,
depa sment of Vermont.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
QUIET IN HAVERHILL.

HayerhiIl, September 22.-Everythiup
about the street is quiet tonight, in
marked contrast to the scene of several
nights previous. At the conference be-
tween Mayor Chace, City Marshal
Worcester and a representative of the rail-
way company held this forenoon ii was
decided to employ extreme measures if
necessary to preserve order,
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
TO BE PRESIDENT OF CHINESE
UNIVERSITY.

Washington, September 22.-The state
department has received from Minister
Conger at Pekin, information that DR..
VIM. A. P. Martin. has been appointed
president of the Imperial University OF
China, recently established by imperial
decree. DR.. Martin is citizen of the
United States but went to China as a
missionary about 40 years ago. In his
folk folk lore and customs, Minister Conger
saws DR.. Martin is considered to have no
equal
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
EXPECTED THIS AFTERNOON.
The Signal Corps Veterans VIII Arrive
33s, 5ssss1 Home Today.

Augusta. September 22.-Adjutanr
General Richards received telegram
from General Wheeler at Camp Wikoff
today, saying the Maine Signal corps left
there Thursday morning at II o'clock for
New London, where they would take
the train for Augusta. They are ex-
pected to arrive here Friday afternoon
and warm reception will be accorded
them.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
COLOMBIA AND ITALY OUT.

Colon, Columbia, September o. via
Galveston, Texas.-Advices received
here from Bogota, the capital of Colom-
bia says that all relations between Co
lombia and Italy have been severed, ow-
ing to the action of the Italian govern
ment in the Cerruti affair, which the Co
lombian officials consider arbitrary and
in violation of the treaty of amity OF
1892, which was thereby annulled.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
THE ANGLo-GERMAN ENTENTE.

Berlin, September 22.-ThesZanzibar
correspondent of the Frankfurt Zeitung
records the prevalent belief existing
there that England will cede Zanzibar to
Germany in return for German conces-
sions regarding Delagoa Bay.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
INVITED TO MONTREAL

Quebec, September 22-The mayor of
Montreal on behalf of the city, has sent
an invitation to Capt. McCalla of the U.
S. cruiser Marblebead to visit Mont treal,
at the time the British warships are
there. If permission is given in Wash
ington, the Marblehead will probably ac-
cept the In vitation.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23

ing settlement of the trouble by the
executive board.
One of the most important develop
ments of the day was the fact that a con-
ference has been called for Friday evening
between representatives of the cutters.
hnishers and lasters' unions.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
HIS INJURIES PROVED FATAL.

Bangor, Sept. 22,-Jesse A. Fairbanks,
who was injured last Saturday morning
by being thrown from his wagon which
was run into and upset by a B. 0. & O.
electric car, died on Thursday forenoon
at 10 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
THE SITUATION IN BRoCKToN.

Brockton, September 22.-There were
practically no strike settlements dur
ing the day, although the lasters en-
ployed at Shaw and Bryant's who went
out yesterday, returned this afternoon as
their present price list was satisfactory
to the union. The men will work pend.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
CREW DROWNED.

Paris, Sept. 22.-The French vessel
Vile de Fecamp foundered today off
Fecamp and her Grew of SO were
drowned.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
A LIME KILN BURNED.

/. Rookland, September 28.-The Cornelius
DohertyH kiln was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000; covered by insur-
ance
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
AN ALLEGED THIEF ARRESTED.

Bangor, September ga special to the
Daily News from Newport says: Lester
Small, alias Charles S. Haskell. was ar.
rested at Newport at the instance of
Camden police officials on many charges
of robbery in that town. He was at work
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23

in a woolen mill when arrested. Chief
of Police Irish of Camden, came to New
port and will at once take the prisoner to
Camden for trial.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
DEATH OF REV. JOHN L. LOWELL.

ceived in Lewiston this afternoon of the
death of Rev. John L. Lowell at Wells,
formerly professor in Bates college. and
pastor for years of the Main street, Bree
Baptist church.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-23
Ii HUNG CHANG WINS.
The Agd Chin'man is on Top Once
More.
EMPEROR ABDICATES IN FAVOR
OF EMPRESS DOWAGER.

1t Means That the Proposed Reforms Will
Not be Carried Into Effect and That
British Interests Will be Prejadiced.
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Legal. NOTICES
THE UNlTED sr,, -o,.,s,,,--., s,.->>>~.

lHE UNITED STATES or sssj
n:sssict Of Washington.
6ereas. an the u ,ssx =,
:. W: turner and NJ. Il. Sasas r.
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i.oe! ~ he district court -
states Ter the Northern .sivsssss ~
OF "a>aiaStou, IN atrnlraiy 49,
schooner biAnca," her hcs,s 49, q
pare Sno furniture, in a cs,s 49, q
iaCt. GNH and maritime. Of 49, ~
-" -t.s - tAe parfsort. to-wit.
II. ~ s1l-s' S.-Ai furnished ana =.
~ -, 5V' N.Y. Seqain Mil Coucs.s r \
Nlsoet, Charles Jcnes ana TS>s.asA u
SeVerally and respectively ~ -
SAID schooner, aggrega .ine 80 =
have assigned their resrsc,ss g.
theFeftf 20 said hbs.ant: snS
services performed on srsrt
worth $3.50. aisesed = {
And whereas. by virtue ~
Que form II law. TO me ,;.rrrtsd ~. l
atie On the LIST day of July. -
selzeG ana taken ne schooner ~ntI
ana nave her IN my custody.
Notice IS hereby given thai :
court VIII re hesd IN the UnIsea Ss.1s
SSuri room, IN the city OF Seatlk' y. "a
-asI Gay 81 July, lS~. for tAe - !,
sald premises, and the owner = - 49,
and all persons who may havs = w.
any interest, are hereby cited - 49,
appear at the tine and place 49, =
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MARINE INSURANCE-Hulis and car
goes written: open policies issued; aver
ages adjusted; also fire. accident. casu-
atty and liability insurance In the lead
Ing companies. Hanford 4 Stewart %.
Pioneer building.
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COUNCIL. BILL NO GAN ORD.
nance granting TO the Sunset Ieiepae
and Telegraph. Company. its surce 4.
and assigns, the right and prnsie@ " v
continue 10 maintain and opefaM -
4 present telephone and Telegraph .sHs.sssssnss
TO erect and maintain sueh ao1Ln
poles and wires as may be neceMsV ~
its telephone and telegraph Dusnes
to maintain and operate an unuss ~
telephone and telegraph sye'em. " ~
period of Twenty-Five %, yean ,s,,s NJ,
unon the streets. alleys and punN ~"
WAYS Of the City of Seattle. -
BE 1t ordained BY the City OF SestD
follows: -
Section l. There Is hereby grantee. ~
the considerations and condltfon9. ~ y r.s -
oriipanca contained, 10 the SUNSET w.
EPHONE AND TELEGRAPH 49,
NY. a corporation organized ana 49,
under the laws OF the state OF 49, - :
ana 10 its successors ana ass7xIE -
period Of twenty-five fg5b years isvn 49,
after the date % the passage OF III .ssSsa
nance. the right and privilege 20 s - -.
10 maintain and operate Its pfe.m -
phone and telegraph system 49, n.s~sto
Sa.t city. 10 erect MAINTAIN ai'o 49,
such additional poses and w.fes sna $50 ~
af.F,eratst~ over and uncn the %fsss.
legs and public highways OF ths -ssshss3
I'd NAV be necessary Tor its saio sst~fSte
and telegraph business aI1 " asdsscSere
and operate us wires and otnst .1.s Sr1f-
a.
ness IN underground pipes or conun.I ~,
the nse.cprsary fnanhoies ana osHss ~
anees in and under the SAID 1870
and r,thils, Highways of the sSi' ~.
Section ? Said grantee. us ~ "a -
and asss'grIa shall construct tnT - r
dergrr,4nd system under the supffsk~~ II
the po4rd If Public Works or inc - sssee-
Seattle as fasf as is rea ~onan'e III 49,
riral,is and consistent With the css -.
exhfing and the requirements % ~ - ..~~cssoee
ufatf0r OF the sald city: ana sia.' 49,
its main lire poles and wires as a. ~
streetp. alleys and nunlic n.gh~as cuerrso
under which q shall maintain ~ 49,
Ita wires and other conductols ~
ground rordnEts and pipes. al ~ ~ =
connections % subscribers stato'1 -
other points may be made sn.s -
gsrtss and conductors ana msv r.
rnsane apparatus Or appliances a. No.
s@et!6n 2 The said .sran,se. ~ -
sor,. AMI grs 4boG receiving = ~
- =, 90 from the Board % Puls's II -
OF the s'ttv n seattle, Htay ILL., ~sveeoa
es@try svrq vaflcrs in airy 81 49, .,srueD
alleys or public highways 1or Us ~ ~
OF erecting and maintaining polss. -
.sr supports for }ts wires or s'uh... sssrpuol
ft,r repairinz :he same and Tor ine - -
~ l,yfn, repa.rfng and ,n*inss 80 r.
UNDERGROUND .. prs or coFpl1lss. ~ 90
u'acsrg. ref8!rirg rnaln'aininx - st1fp
atfrg iss ~ res and other con1uelass =.
IN Ar r,9'ez erected ard rralniainzN -
a~,s,, "a fNa s~rrsa~ 81 fhis ora NAM -
r,e erec+e.l in q good and subs, d. -
uey ard placed srrrpedsa'eis Dcu-
s.,sra gulas= otherwise dIreetfn
B0ard OF Pubic Works and saass
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MEDICAL.


LADIEISCh ichester's English PENNY
royal Pills Diamond brandt are the
best: safe. reliable; take no other: send
&c. stamps for particulars, Relief for
Ladies' in letter by return MALL at
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
philadelphia Pa
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notices under these Esadsngs. The same
should b. left ~ ne business office OK
.nss paper. So charge In made FOR SUCH
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
f,,eclai announcement VIII be charged
Il. the rate Of 10 cents per hae each In
sertlar< ENC Ek 90.
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" ANTtsp~parflvr on prospecting trim
expenses and profits 10 S. shareI rauai-
~ Address a. i'oSt-InielIigeueer
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

BIDS WANTED with specifications.
for the protection OF the banks of Colds
borough creek from wash where
Ii runs through the town Of Shelton, will
be received at the town clerks Office up
to July %. 1898. The town expects to
pay about 81. 09 for the work
W. :. t'oNlFf Town Clerk
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AUCTION SALES.

MONSTER auction sale OF furniture at
Bckerton & Devitts salesrooms. I5lg
First avenue. on Thursday at II O'Clock
sharp; oak and ash bed sets, springs.
dining chairs. bed lounges, hall trees,
parlor furniture, cabinets. Brussels and
Moquette carpets easy chairs, pictures,
kitchen furniture. stoves.
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EMPLOY MENT wANTED-rEMALE.

WANTED-Thoroughiy experienced LADY
Dookkeeper and stenographer wants DO
siI.on In wholesale or m1nufactur .ng
Office Address b g. care Post-lntelli-
geucer.
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SEATTLE MESSENGER 90. ga S.-ana
wants e. deliver YEAR package. trarspe
seES.So sNs a:oed- gng -, * oox az
phone Masn &c
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ALASKA kL0ND|kE
WANTS.
kLONDIkE-OUTFITTERS.

kLONDIkE-OU
S-s"c WORTH of Kloniike groceries.
hardware and clothing thrown on the
market at cost. Coffin Bros Basement
Store. III James street
FOR SALE-STEANE:RS.
STEAMSHIPS FOR KLONDIkE,-A Sc
iection or cheap steamships for sale. suit
3oie 10 run between Seattle and Alaska,
steam vessel circular Samuel Holmes.
os Broad street, New York.
kLONDIkE-NACHIN
GAS ENGINES for klondike or any other
place: stationary or marine. Geo. Sintz.
$50. Western avenue.
kLONDlk E-W ANTS.
WANTED-Party sailing Saturday wants
one man as partner: good show. Ad'
dress h IS. care PoSt-inteiiigencer
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" A<Tt.n-- AGENTS.

WANTED Ny walkers in al parts ~
the country are IN 4ktNE money selling
my medicine. II you Want - bui,tbup a
good paying business Tor yourself. write
Ter particulars mr. FsBcner Home
n medN Co. $50 Fc3scm ST. san Fran
C.Eco Cal
statesmen can make $500 4 rnunth selling
cur offtce Spectfitte~ - s4lt ytAants hs- am
pie. la per cr0t. prodt. ;iue slae lines
MaI-. MIEs. go. Sex 9. south k@nd. ind
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO STOCkHOiDERs.

THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
citation will be held al the office. room G
Halter block, Seattle. Wash, at 8 o'clock
p. m, Thursday July H. 1888
T. T. SIMPSON Secretary