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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-14

habits OF his. which made hin val ,..A
fntoierabe 10 a punctual. hars.b..As
Scotchwcman. When one has resehas 80
point % knowing the Span!ard ,u,;rs -.
not only on his social side I'm, }, -
ness-one ends by feeling abeu, him "a,
much in this way. These who do NJ, r..
him at al. or az second hand. snay ~.
him for a ferociolis creature who n-s.
roiises himself from sloth 10 INDULGE ~ a.,
cesses OF cruelty.
This picture is about as like ,ha "a,
man as b the old continental idea a. 4.
brutal Englishman who sells his w.f. !.
Smthheld. and commits suicide s,-
spleen 1hat he Is capable Of erusl,y :
true, ana $40 are other races No.hs,s
would be easier than 10 make a IL, =
aoominsoie nassacres running all ;hruura
French history down 10 the communs =
our own time. Yet we are not sskAs -
call the Ff'enchmen cruel-at least na. ;.
say that what peculiarly distinguishes h,.
Is his cruelty. /; can. OF course - "A.
swered that if other conquerors ana -.
tiers have sins to ne recorded against th~n
they have ended hr establishing order s,s
civilization. and the Spaniard has no. IA
that his best friends find il ilfric,,. :,
make satisfactory answer. and they a,
unable precisely because they do not knsv
him and his weak point II one wsna
TO explain fairly why he has failed IN ~
world. the answer mus; be that he Ia uuoss
unousinesslike OF mankind
Barcelona. for example, is a great traa
ing port, about on level with Ma-se,Is
1t has grown very much within recent
years The Barcelonese consider them.
selves a model TO all Spain IN the rat,s, =
industry and In common sense YET in an
town-which Is really a handsome niasI
and rich-the head telegraph office Il 4
the suburhs: there Is only one branch "A
nee in the town. and messages have % 10
sent from that by hand The nos,onsn
Is well away from the port. In a BY street
II you are there on business you will snt
a. likely as not, that one clerk il IN al.
tendance out OF an immense stafy. He viii
probably be very polite. but ne VIII pak
his hand 10 a pen or n bundle Of letters a
II he feared they would burn And BARGE
Iona is model OF smartness compared 10
Madrid. One wonders what would happen
to the dawdiing officials one sess Al tAeS
PLACES IL they were transported By soul
malignant fairy 20 st. Martin s-ie-tirAsA
Madness would probably be their fate n
ley made an effort to meet the eau Bul
then they would not; the hurry and drive
would simply revolt their sense Of wAal
was due to a gentleman.
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Upde Sarp's THREAT to Pay His
Respects to Them Quickly
Brought tbe Dops to
Their Senses.

Ceuta IS used as a prison. IN which are
confined persons who consp:re against the
Spanish government. How many Of these
unfortunates are locked up IN the dun
geons never again 10 see the light Of day.
IS only known TO the officials in charge.
1t is known that many of the prisoners
are Cuban leaders who have been cap
tured and sent there for life II has been
suggested that these prisoners be ex-
changed for some OF those captured by the
United States forces. 1t may be this will
be done, but probably not, as Spain even
in this advanced age of civilization dis
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likes TO forego her few remaining oppor-
tunltiss for oppression
VILE an INVASION BY a feet OF modern
warshlps under one OF our gallant leaders
there may be. the sailor said, "a
change in the geography" and Ceuta
with "a forts hrtstl!ng with Old cannon
and its freacharous harb0r may even
come under the control OF liberal gov
eminent. with the flag OF the United
states flying Over one Of the str0nghoIds
at the entrance 10 the Mediterranean
WILLIAM J. RUDOLPH
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She IL the Most Unbusfnessitke of All
Nations-A Telling Illustration.

Al interesting article n the August nun
Der 81 the Pal Mall Magazine. n con-
triou;ef by Mr.. David Hannay. who from
an Intimate acquaintance with Spain. and
the Sps1iaras. throws conside "a bic light on
the Spanish character. Mr.. Hannay says
that the Spanisrd. VINO has once more
come before the attention OF the world
inspires those who really know him with
somewhat mixed feelings Mrs. Carlyle
said Of De Quincy thar she alternately
wanted 20 hug him and to toss HIN in a
blanket because Of those aixlssa sniftIs..
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ROM the day the keel for the
LA FIRST modern United States
war vessel vas placed On the
II q stocks until the last Of these mon
ster fighting machines was COM
pletef and placed on the active list OF tina
navy. the government has been looking
Tor stations throughout sEe world where
- ships might be provssonsd ana coalsd.
Every nation but our own has posts or
stations in different parts OF the world
where its ships can b supplied with need
I'd fuel and provisions. Our fleets on for
s:gn stations must 20 without or vast IN
al . supply can be sent from home. and
this In war times Ia dangerous.
During the last nve years the United
States navy has grown rapidly until al
Dreseuf II Possesses sons Of the finest
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a TABLEsPOONFU OF the LIE - ueA
Jesse Moore wh!skey. taken az ~xup
neal, will cure dyspepsia 0o's
where.
The evening times., 1898-06-25
MARYLAND MELANGE.

At st. Nichael's. on Th''-sdav Cha-les leans
was severely cut nv wheat binder. While placing
the knivrs in position the horses started, cutting
hir, terribly on the bends and ankles
The new Cookman Chare, at Ct Mich"ol's will
he ded'cated tomorrow. Rev. William Cnokman
OF Philadelnhia. after whose father tho church is
nared. will deliver a discourse at the morning
service.
John VI. Selkirk well-known stare driver. on
denly in Boons''oro Thursday. He was in the bost
Of health until about two hours preceding his
death.
Miss Sa,lie GRAY. teacher in the HvattsvilIe
schools. is dangerously i'll at her home in Lrurel
Emanuel Ch'issinger. Of Hagerstown div or
two ago. caught twentv-six po'ipds of bass in the
Potomac River. near thc Aniiefam Iron wor+s
Other fishermen are having good luck in the same
vicinity.
The Anne Arundel County Acad~mv closed ves-
terday for the holidays. There were no grad
yates
James Sullivan. Of Annarolis fell in the market
yesterday and broke his leg.
II is hoped by the various school authoriti,s in
MARYLAND that there will he vrrv full attend
ance Of school teachers at the forthcoming na-
have. one meeting Of the Narvland teachers in
narlors Of the Ebbitt House during the conven-
tion.
Both the MARYLAND and Pennsylvania Pharma-
ceutical Associations. which have been in session
at Blue Mountain, adjourned Yesterday after in.
staling their officers
To Mckinley and Hobart Colored Club Of An.
napolis have nassed resolutions denourciny Con-
gresham Mudd as unworthy of the sunro-t of COL
ored votere on the ground that be declined to ap-
point colored boy as a naval cadet.
The evening times., 1898-06-25
CUBAN SECRETARY COMING.
Senor Tore Bearn Dispatches From
AIaso to Secretary Day.

Senior Tore Bears Dispatches from
Maso to Secretary Day.
Sencr Andres MORO de Ia Tore. secre-
tary of state Of the Cuban provisional
government, arrived at Miami. Fla, en-
route for Washington, according to infor-
nation received here yesterday. Senior
Tore left Puerto Principe. where the
headquarters Of the Cuban government
are, one week ago, and in company Win
an escort succeeded in eluding the Span
ish soldiers and reached small coast
town in safety. There he boarded small
sloop which was in waiting and put out
for the Florida coast.
In company with two or three other
Cubans he reached Miami several days
ago, but they were detained In quarantine
by the United States Hospital Service.
The authorities in Washington were no.
titled of the arrival of the Cuban sec
retary of state and today orders were IS
sued by the War Department for his re-
lease from quarantine.
II has been known in Washington Tor
some time that Senior Forre was on his
way to this city, or at least making prep
arations TO come. but the matter has
been kept secret. fearing that If the TACT
of his intended departure became known
steps might be taken by the Spaniards
to intercept him before he could embark.
Special care was taken not to have his
movements known owing to the fact that
he has in his. possession important docu-
ments of. an official nature concerning
the Cuban provisional government. He
has been commissioned. as special en-
voy by President Maso Of the Cuban re-
public. His dispatches are addressed to
Secretary Day. and he is empowered by
the Cuban. government to carry on ne
gotiations with .the- United States. He
will proceed directly to Washington and
is expected to-be hear not later than Sum
day
The evening times., 1898-06-25
VIRGINIA BRIEFS.

". L. Hawes. 4 white prisoner in the Rich
mond Jail, yesterday cut the radial artery in his
arm with a corset-stay and had nearly died from
tated.
C. c. Kent, general secretary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Of Newport News,
has accepted call to be tent secretary at Chick
amauga.
Graduating exercises took place Yesterday at
the Virginia Military Institute Lexington. in
Jackson Memorial Hall. The vaIcdictorv address
was delivered bv Cadet R. G.. Goolsby. OF Virginia
The Jactson Hope medals were awarded by Gov.
Tyler. Cadet T. A. Jones receiving the first and
Cadet r. C. Marshall the second.
The Natioral Valley Bank. Of Stsunton has been
reconstructed depository for United States mon
ey. This bank depository for a number OF
wears. but discontinued n short while since
because the internal revenue receipts fell below
$4,000. Lately the internal revenue receipts have
increased. and the Valley Bank is again the de-
pository for that sectien.
The evening times., 1898-06-25
CITY BREVITIES.

BY order of Chief Justice Bingham. in
Criminal Court No. /, the pistol with
which Dennis ]. Canty shot George NJ.
Rye has been returned to Mr.. Canty.
Rev. J. L. Fout. who has been pastor
of the United Brethren Memorial Church.
corner of North Capitol and r Streets.
has accepted a call from a church in Fos-
toria, Ohio.
The Washington delegates to the bi-
ennial convention of the fourth general
conference district, of the Epworth
League. left yesterday for wheeling. w.
Va. where the convention is to be held
Albert Washington, seventeen-year-oi
colored boy, was arrested yesterday
charged with having committed various
thefts from the residences of citizens.
| He has confessed his guilt in three in
stances. - --..---.
In the Police Court yesterday. John
Thomas alias John St Clair, colored, was
arraigned on the charge of assault with
intent to Kill William Baldwin, and held
in default of 5000 bonds to await the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
The Commissioners nave granted per-
mits for projections beyond the city
building line to f. Brinkman. Henry Muir
ray, j. NJ. E. Mckee. ]. II. kalb, r. Z.
Tyner, Henry Murray. Mrs. NJ. j. Hunt.
Charles H. Ruth and John i5olcer.
Charles Oscar Keller. Canning TO be an
inventor, Is under arrest on the charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses.
1t is alleged that he obtained advances
from R. G. Dubois on the ground that he
had invented valuable astronomical in
strument. Other charges of similar
character are also made.
A mass meeting fS- the purpose of Civ
ing hearty good-by TO the delegates who
will attend the Nashville Christian En-
deavor Convention, will be held next Fri
day evening at st. Paul's Church. corner
of Eleventh and n Streets northwest.
The affair will be under the auspices of
the Young Peoples Lutheran Union.
There will be q service of song held at
the Asbury NJ. E. Church. corner Elev-
enth and X Streets. Sunday evening, from
Sis to $50. under the direction of Prof. J.
Henry Lewis. Nine. Selika. prima donna
soprano. perhaps the most artistic singer
of the colored race, will render several Sc
lections on this occasion. Miss Louise
Hamer, contralto, and Mr.. Emmett c.
Jones' baritone, will also be heard in So
los. The choir of the church, which has
earned quite reputation for concerted
work, will sing several choruses.
The evening times., 1898-06-25
Naval Appointments.

The following naval appointments were an
nounced at the Navy Department today: Lieu
tenants-Joseph N Hutcheson, John Muckle,
Alonzo Gartley, Courtland Bales, George c.
Stout James II. Colwell. Spencer F. b. Biddle
and Charles E Littlefeld. Lieutenant (junior
grade)-Edwin c. Rhoads, William @. Mayer.
John Mcintyre and Henry l.. Thompson En-
IT,. George NJ. Helms and William J. Rodgers,
Passed Assistant Engneers-Michael A. Chambers
and William B. Carswell. Assistant Engineer
Joseph N. Howatt. Observation-Disclosures P. Hail.
Mates-W. F. Burke, J. N. Squier, J. J. De-
laney, W. G. Morrison and G. E. Kammerer.
The evening times., 1898-06-25

I vas seriously afiiicted with a cough for
several years. and last. fall had a more
severe cough than ever before. have
used many remedies without receiving
much relief. and being recommended to
try a bottle Of hainberiafn's Cough Rem
edy, by a friend. who. knowing me to be
a poor widow. gave 1t 10 me, I tried II.
and with the most gratifying results. The
first bottle relieved me very much and the
second bottle has absolutely cured me. I
have not had as good health for twenty
years Respectfully. Mrs. Mar A. Beard.
claremore. Ark. Sold by. HenSx- -Exaas.
northwest and Connecticut Avsaus and
Street northwest and 142S Aaryiapd
Avenue northeast. ->sA- - - 49,
The evening times., 1898-06-25
Rock Creek Park Commission.

The Rock Creek Park Commission met
at the District Building yesterday and
continued the hearing of the benefit as
sessments. on the property adjacent to
the park. A resolution introduced by
Calderon Carlisle. empowering the COM
mission 10 subpoena witnesses. was not
acted upon. In its place. President Will
son extended an invitation to the wit
nesses present 10 testify as to whether
the property within quarter of a mile
Of the park had been benefited. James
NJ. johnson, the ha mixer. member of the
Riggs Company: Major E. B. Townsend.
]. T. Dyer, and L. NJ. Saunders, who ap-
peared as witnesses. declared that no
benefits had accrued TO the real estate in
question. and that in some cases negotia-
tions for sales had been retarded. The
commission will go into session today at
d. m.
The evening times., 1898-06-25
Boy President of Junior Republic.

1.-The George Junior Republic will be
the theme at the Metropolitan NJ. E.
Church, Four-and-a-half and C Streets
Sunday evening at S o'clock.
General Grosvenor will give the address
Jacob Smith, the boy president, will
describe his little commonwealth. The
little son of Cuban patriot will tell
what the Junior Republic has done for
him and his brother.
Congressman Ray of New York chair
man OF the Committee on Invalid Pen
sions. will preside.
Rev. E. L. Hunt of New York city.
formerly assistant pastoral New York
Avenue Church in this city. will describe
the future policy of the Junior Republic.
1t does more than any other agency to
turn the stream from the prison to the
workshop. and to turn-youthful criminals
into patriotic citizens. This is the first of
a series Of meetings that will be held in
different parts of the country to spread
the knowledge of this blessed novelty"
The evening times., 1898-06-25
Civil Service Examinations.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that no eligibies re-
suited from the examination held on May
6, 1893, for the position of chief of Division
Of Library and Archives. United States
Coast and Geodetic Surpey, Treasury
Department. and another examination
WILDE held on July Il and q. 1895. at any
city in the United States where the COM
mission has a board of examiners.
The salary Of this position is 1000 per
annum.
The examination will consist of the fol-
lowing subjects which will be weighted
as follows: Basis examination (spelling.
arithmetic. penmanship. letter-writing,
copying from plain copy. copying from
rought draft-first grade,) l5; library
economy. 80: photography, 30; French
and German, Is; Experience. 10; total. 100.
The evening times., 1898-06-25
SEEKING PosToFFIcEs.
Applications for Jobs in Cuba and
the philippines.

Postmaster General Smith is being be-
sieged with applications from patriots
who are willing to accept postoffices In
Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines.
This morning one veterans application
reached the department from Alaska, one
from New Orleans. and still another from
Vineland. n. ]. The last named preferred
a Cuban postoffice, though he would ac-
cept one in the Philippines.
81 want to serve my country again." he
said. "am a veteran OF the civil war. am
not a pensioner and am sound as dol
lar. / prefer postoffice where there is
some chance of fighting 10 be done and
will promise to give a good account Of
myself"
I'VE file all these applications in their
proper term said Private Secretary
Dawson. .Of course. If any of these new
territories become parts of the United
States in the future we Will need regular
ly appointed postmasters there, but the
time for their selection is somewhat re-
moved
The evening times., 1898-06-25
Two Per.ons Sentenced.

Two persons, convicted at the present term Of
Criminal Court No. /, were sentenced yesterday
by Chief Justice Bingham. Carrie Richardson, col.
ored, who was convicted of larceny from the
person, got nine months in the District Jail, and
John Thomas. colored, convicted Of grand lar
ceny, the stealing of thoroughbred colt from
Mr.. Scott at Chevy Chase was sentenced to twenty
months at hard labor in the penitentiary at
Trenton, N. ]. Thomas is now serving a five
months sentence in the District jail.
The evening times., 1898-06-25
Deacicncy nAppropriation RfIl.

The deficiency appropriation bill was
reported to the Senate yesterday by Mr.
Hale. from the Senate Committee on Ap-
preparations. with several amendments
This bill. as 1t passed the House, car
ried $224, ,1s7. .S38.5S. The increase recon-
mended by the Senate Committee on Ap-
propriations brings the total up to S226,-
l40,2i62S ~
The evening times., 1898-06-25

First ExeurxioD to- sEtasaene Rallx
and Return VIA Pehnsyfvnnfa
Railroad.
Tickets on sale for 7:50 a. m train from
Washington, Tuesday, July IL, limited to
ten days, good to stop OF at Buffalo.
Rochester, and Watkins on return trip
within limit, $1,000. Baptfst Young Peo-
pies Union in session at Buffalo
jels, ,25, ,S0iy2, s, Bpm jei9 2e Is, ,jy3, Z, loan
The evening times., 1898-06-25

The pursuit Of happiness is mans in
contestable right. Diamond and
''Munchner" Beers are the stepping
stones. Case Of eozen bottles. S125
Phone d. ie2-2t
The evening times., 1898-06-25
Killed f.~Rannw.x-

George Hepburn, a well-known and
prosperous farmer ioof Falls 'iC;fh Church, Va.
died sat that place last evening at 6
O'Clock, as a result of fracture of the
skull. sustained in a runaway accident
early In .fhe afternoon.
The evening times., 1898-06-25

A properly made suit is a strong
letter Of recommendation. s.aA
Burns" Suit fills.all~requirements
Exclusive stock to select from.
Prices moderate - -d.-as
J. D. BURNS CO.. shth ..d O 81. n. ".
The evening times., 1898-06-25
You can
walk

into our big establishment with
perfect confidence Of honest treat
ment. You can trust us as you
would your own kith and kin.
However inexperienced you are in
furniture buying you will get the
lowest possible prices and be told
the exact truth about the goods.
You need have no fear of buying
goods on credit either; you do not
have to agree to any hard condi-
tions. Your simple promise to pay
is all we require.
The evening times., 1898-06-25
91.OO Baltimore and Return via
b, 4 o.

Sunday, June 1-ITjckets good going
only on 900 a. m. and R:05 noon trains.
Returning from Baltimore. TOO and To
p. M. same day. jeA 2S se-em
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ARMAGH,

In PortalOwL, on Aug. 20 u public
NO, ting Wa" held of the f.rncrs Of
North Armagh was held in the town
hall for the purpose Of protesting against
the decisions lately given by the chief
land commission in Armagh and else
where. and to form branch Of the u
ster Tenants Defense association, under
the auspices of the Belfast Union. There
was large and representative attend
ance Of farmers from al parts of the
constituency, and. on motion of r. X.
HARRISON. the chair was taken by w. Fl.
Sinton. Resolutions protesting against
the rulings of the land commission, and
pointing out the injustice to the tenants,
We're adopted, and We're ordered to be
forwarded to the parliamentary repre-
sentatives.
CORK.
On the evening Of Aug. % the we'll
known Fenian ex-prisoner, Capt. Charles
Underwood O'Connell, who has been in
Ireland for the last three months on his
annual visit, was entertained at a han
quet at the Rob Roy hotel, Queenstown.
Councillor p. A. Meade, mayor of Cork.
presided. and there was a large number
of prominent Nationalist present. An
address was presented to the guest of the
evening. couched in most flattering
terms, eXtolltng him as a pure-souled
patriot who had suffered for his country.
Capt. O'Connell was announced to sail
by the White Star steamer Britannia for
New York. He was a prominent figure
IN the procession on Aug 15, on the oc-
casion OF laying the foundation stone Of
the Woffe Tone memorial in Dublin.
CLARE.
| On Aug. 81 a splendid Nationalist
demonstration was held at the village Of
| Doonbeg, about eight miles from Kill
! rush, organized for the purpose of con-
demning evictions and local case Of
i. land grabbing, and to form branch of
the United Irish League In the district.
The meeting was Of immense proper
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COW KILKENNY football team by a goal
points. Joseph Knox, captain Of the
Waterford Commercials, refereed the
match.
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The best steam dyeing, cleaning, re-
fitting. pressing. and repairing done at
lowest prices by Anthony The Tailor,
1l9 Washington avenue north.