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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
Fitz Is Merely Amused.


The event Of the season In sporting cir
GEES VIII re- the six-foaad boxing contest
between Dal Hawkins the 12s-pound
champion o. the world and Prof. Jack
Crve8 Of 5he Seattle Athletic Cluh. The
contest wil b. he'd under the auspices
IF ;he athletic club IN addition 70 the
PRINCIPAL event NJ the evening there viii
De four preliminary goes between some
Of the cleverest boxers In the Pacific
northwest
The meeting ot iia kins ard Green
carries with if muea more lntersst than
would II crs4sed by Ire meeting OF two
CLEVER men Hawkins vas formerly the
tex.ng Instructor 81 the Seattle Athletic
Cilo he resl~re3 ant started out or a
career which Is acknowledged by those
VEL ye-se1 in pUg.I.sy;c matters. 70 be
osse Il he most rnrfearlc Ia the history
Of the TIue he VAS succeeded at The
5tGte-5c club by ,sr-.o the victor 81
many Z hard feGghe 28-gle. As is wei
known Green proved himself 20 be not
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SHOT AT HER FATHER.
Co1vfIfe woman saves Her Mother
From n Nife-Beasrr-ie Is
Teuna tsnItsy and Fined.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intesiisencer.
10EyILIsE. Jan. fa.-Esseyze Il Saves
q Esa- known farmer Ok f1cao valley was
ARRESTED yesterday % a charge O. ASA zsE
and battery. The complaint was flied
at tke ansE gzsi5a q bis daughter. Mrs.
Beatty ~ho says taat ras father
feh upoG and Brutality beat her -nosher.
Slaves stated az TIE trial that Mrs. Beat
- lnstfEaEes7 the quarrel which syubrosssi
kss wise. and the troublesome daughter
brought a Winchester rife into execution
and fred TWO saots ~ him. one OF which
barely grazea hls shoulder leaving
sight abrasion OF the skin,
Saves refused % swear npEafnt out
against n.a daughter. he was convicted
of the assault and the Jury assessed his
punishment al 50 Ane and thirty days IN
taI An appeal was taken 10 the ST.
peg ior court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

sc fssfckIsT Bridge. wssch wzx washed CUT
s'grsny fsae food 81 tass Scvenaser.
Tians for tire rer he<axs 1rsra tssss after
A1oa carefully gone ove~ ard Il - an
.ssAsaesa taaE 0aSss sill ssrs5ahsy b. a3ver-
tlsed for wfshiz fae rs~t ss.- zasrw rs,ymg-
BIZ 5y Wednesday o. tAfx waaE = = e.
sssss@sed that TIE brsaEs nlsg cost aaear
49," ard mat r 10 fn-ther DELAY - per-
h'ae.teo 4 car u finished - nsxt May
ssoEEe ts@Ta1lez, Of Emeklay. conferred
wiz iss ccsanaasssonsra today IN re inter-
- y Ssse settlers 10 6ssceota township. .ao
afe Asxlogs g asve tfs1 ,Errk re-.r-sus.ssi
AZ once Under present conditions farm
n tnat township esn-ot market t1si-
Dfe~aucs proslzatsy ard are uzuch saeon-
seas@ncec- 6aysng to 40 three miles 20
S9fse creek or E.nuuctzw ard frosn there
into Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
LOOKING liz TRADE.
Canadian and Peruvian Commissions
ers Travelling Together

VICTORIA, b. G., Jan lie. Z. Shep-
pard. Of Toronto. Canadian trade commits
st0ney. who has been on a tour of South
and Central America, arrived here this
morning, accompanied by y. T Romero,
special agent OF PERU Without going
into details Sheppard said there were
splendid opportunities for development Of
trade In tae Southern countries. in um-
her. fish ard farm products. while South
ard Central America have much TO eX-
port % Canada The commissioner was
handsomely received In she Southern capt.
tails. the authorities being seemingly anx-
ious TO foster trade with CaGada. Mr..
RJmeTo's trip north SIS 70 endeavor 20
GuG q market fer the salt that Peru pro-
daces. establishing trade 10 replace the
nitrate business taken away from her ~
Chile.
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Fruis Inspector for Lewis County.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inreliigencer.
TACOMA, Jan. l0-C0mmissloner Of
Horticulture Baker. vino has returned
from an official visit 10 CeatraIia. an
nounces that II If. fngraham was eject
ed fruit inspector OF Lewis county az che
resent meeting OF the county organize
ton. Commissioner Baker addressed the
CensTalia meesiug. and says that much
interest is being shown In fruit culture
throughout Lewis county. The commits
sloner leaves tonight fer Portland whore
ne Is booked 10 deliver All address before
the meeting OF the Northwest Fruit
Growers Association.
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Dn klaEd Races.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1o.-Results a
Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. IU.-Kesilts AZ
Oakland:
Six furIongs-Sorrow won, Don Fulano
second, Howard third. Time, f:I5i2.
Five and one-haif furlongs-San Nenado
won. Barney Stone second, February
third. Time. 90.
Nile and ighth-Widow Jones won.
Palomacita second Theima third. Time.
l:5Sie.
Six fErlongs. California Maiden stakes.
value Si.{s@-E,dtie Jones won, Roulette
second. Bow and Arrow third. Time. l:lGiz.
Seven furiongs-C0,. Wheeler won. Sat-
suna second Or. Sharp third. Time, i:21&4.
One nlile-Sweet Favorable won. Harry
Th0burn second. PerSeus third. Time,
liza.
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TACOMA NAV FALLS ~ FEET.
let no inJuries Are Sustained But 81
Broken >uSr.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post Tntejlirencer.
TACOMA. Jan. 10 Fred Archer. en-
saaFet a the Taeon1a Woolen NH felt
ran she top fioor so ths lower = dis
ases OF eighty fre'. or Saturday ever-
as and escaped v'jth nolAlag worse than
ef2ssn nose Archer was afeniing "a
taRe AZ 'he tor az the elevator shaft.
saea he lost his hold and fell 10 she
k'esA2 floor where the elevator WIS
taedias te struck uo5hing IN his a.
sefnt 'o nFeak the force ~ his fat and
y eseaf'e witA bur sight injury Is Al
n.at miraculous
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DOYLE Is STILL ALIVE.
some slight Hope That the Would
BE suicide May Recover

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Iuselligencer.
SHELTON. Jan. i8--Joseph Doyle, who
attempted suicide here Sunday morning,
is st4ll alive. The windpipe il entirely
severed aud the esophagus nearly cut
through. but was fixed together The
patient is gradually weakening. and bis
bs4ath!ng became 80 difficult tlais after
noon that trac}feOtomy was decided upon
Drs. " ais and Beach performed the
operation. inserting a tube in the wind
pipe below the wound. and Doyle Is now
resting easier. lie regrets his rash act
ana is anxious to i've. but has slight
chances.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

ReT. ". T. Whitman. pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant church win preach
a the Madison Street NJ. Z. church 'ght
and tomorrow night. These meetings are
shor; and interesting. Each service is i'm
tied 10 ninety minutes The meetings VIII
continue throughout the week, with the
exception OF Saturday night. Bishop
Crans.ou will occupy the pulpit next sun
day morning and evening.
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Grain snip sails.

Special Dispatch to tha po@f-Int II; geucer.
TACOMA. Jan f0.-The Brit 80 snip Ut
ton. WATCH has +he aeBar az having he
largest tonnage % any thrce-mas, satin <
vessel aaoat in any sea, cleared to-day sar
( Queenstown she carries whcar cargo
II = as bass. or i5s c. basheis. vajucd az
xygg fs4t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11

SPOKANE, Jan 1o--tSeo~Ee Y. Temple
-3r1-rafed yer postmaster AZ Spokane to-
cay HAS been a resident 81 this state since
t>s+ In Is,e he was elected - the lesisja-
--i~c III was born ia Ohio iu ~ vas r
Q'ot ou tire Mississippi river ~ l>a5 and
1>f4 81 rrTa<ed in mercher ltsa hs5=. s.e~s
sua banking In Missouri. ara IL ESQ Weat
80 Colorado }u Jf{s ~4ly be las 5eeu en-
=. ed a. 1 icau broker
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FUNERAL OF JUDGE SCOTT.
Ii viii Be Conducted From the Har-
rison House ia Indianapolis.

PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. lex Presi-
dent Harrison has teiegrsphed here that
he will receive and take charge OF the
remains Of his brother-ln-law, John N
Sect. who died al Las Vegas. y. NJ, FRI
uaF. The remains are now en- route TO
Indianapolis, whore the funeral VIII be
held from the Harrison residence next
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Scott left last
night for Indianapolis The ex-president
telsgrapis that extensive preparations for
the funeral are being made by the Grand
Army men u Indianapolis and adjoining
towns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
u~,x-ar Caught In Vancouver.

: pc.al Dispatch IS me Pos; Tnte.ls sncer.
Mr VERNON. Jan. 1o-Har-y Hew-
son, ehar@sd win larceny. we5 {urc fci
bis q i3zr week here. IVES aQEratended
~ vars uver p g.. yesterday as Sheri1
Mile, aEd brought hsrk Today aod
lodged tn jail. RS bond was declared
20 feg.sa las, Friday and tae eordsmeu
betrayed the expense cf r}'u~.us him
dtyn- f.e came without exEraeI-.-u pa
fse~S
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state saiar. Warrants Issued.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteni gencer.
TACOMA Jan. 10~-Audttor Ernest Lis
Ter, Of thu state board of audit ard con
troll. today issued warrants for salaries in
December; also for supplies during the
month The total disbursement " II
amount "a s1G p0 which includes salaries
ard the expenses of sAe FIVE state ins.liu-
lions 1t was reported here TO-DAY that
warrant brokers are TOW offering pr
cent. premium 90 state warrants. watch,
If trne Is the highest value for state paper
IL q number Of years
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burglars work Vancouver.

Special Dispatch 20 The Post-Tnse5I eenrer
VANCOUVER. 3 e. Jan IA -ur1-
bar - 0urE aries again occurred stimuli
farso..~3v So Vancouver last HiEHt Among
thasD the bon.nian Express Company $
office was broken 'utn. ,'stce here say
thsy aye Sound crooks ran out re Sea-
ese oy tAe authorities StlD Uate police
ana DETECTIVES age - be added 20 tie
&ArEa fofco
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Killed ~ Dynamite Explosion.

VANCOUVER. r. -. Jan 1a-Ba~l
Ror4=oa vas kisea 2t T.ouvhbo~o Ir.at
saturday tv aa explosion u dynamite
charge. l. company WEN another mar
SEQ tfrt4 ghsee SGoss 5o M zee TWO w@at
~. ard white exsu.sr ag she other 70 see
IL .t had oesG .s<ated f. sa33e1ly *
ploded- R5ss>oa Was terribly EaauS.ed
ard 3ied instantly,
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Ninth street The.tpr Opened.

Special Dispatch n tire Pos -I-f elllgencor.
TACOMA Jan. 1o.~Tbe OLD Ninth Street
theater vas r>openr3 tonight - the Ly
ceUm theater. lndes the management Of
Harry Graham. Tn house has been reuo-
waited and Hewi5 eqr,p9ea. az elaborate
boating sys ON belD-s one Of tbs hate i'm
t.rnEen1arss.
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NEsth HeeE al the Long suis.

s. cltl Dispatch 10 tho rost-IngeliIgencer.
TACOMA. Jan, i0.--The Long damage
asslt ags lnst the county @aS continued be-
fore a jury In the superior court this
morning. To-day Is the beginning 0t the
; xth week Of the hearing. &nd as yet all
the evidence Is re; n. Eor IL there Il GER
talnty when Ii viii be finished. This siit
IL one OF the Inosi long dHAwa au3 also
the mos: expensive. considering lis na-
fure. which has come up IN Pierce couu-
~ for several years.
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Exporting Pacific County Hooks

Special Dispatch % the Pozt-Iu: all.gencer.
SOUTH BEND Jan. 1.-THE county
commissioners have employed W i.
Potter 90 expert tire books Of the auditor.
sheriff and clerk since lss5 az S. pev day.
Afr Potter is ore 81 the heaviest tax
PAYERS = ;ae cceuty. ana is now erEteed
II the dairy business. thouEh ne former
y was an expert bookSeepar I'm CALI
farnia he s also president Of he Sea
fTsver lard Couueur Miles II Leach.
an attorney u W.laEa. VIII probably as
sjsE him.
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CHARGED With BURGLARY,

complaint vas fled IN Justice Aus
tins court late Yesterday afternoon
charging Alfred Marshall. a lsborer. with
burglary he was arrested with some
tools in mis- possession. and il was 'dlscoy-
cred that Trey had been stolen from the
San Francisco Bridge Company's office.
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The cnciai worlds Cycle Records.

BALTIMORE. Jan. l0-Chairman Mott.
Of the l.. \. W. racing board, has re-
eelvod letter from Henry Sturmeier. OF
Coventry, England. secretary OF the In
ternational Cycle Union. stating that
there are no official worlds racing rec
ords.
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Arrested for Gambling.

speetai pisratch to thc po~t-Insel1 Se-eer
TACOMA. Jan IA street fakir knoTn
aa ',she9" sci un his ssaEd ou Nromt-
neat corner erd beFan operations bf
safIn<lae The old soap 81 kef." lie Nas
.r-r..af..a hx - rn,lEs OR gambling.
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pARTIvs honra 20 atask. SIN.

lake a. .eas: twenty dollars in silver
quarters, halves ard do1.ars along wfth
gresr 50 it Is very scarce II that conn
Ery and ths inability - make exact
cas~se frequently results a. ex.aet{9n On
tse part 4 packers. boatne1 ard othsrs.
ofte2 resulting n compelling paroles %
pay tEcEn htsy certs TO e. , or three dol
lars IL excess = regular pas.
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CORBErT'S LARGF. OFFER.
VIII Give Fitxsimmons $35. 900 IL He
Lasts Before Him for Ten
Rouuds

ST. LOUIS, Jan. lo-At the close Of the
second act OF James J. Corbetts play. A
Naval Cadet" at Haviin's theater tonight,
Corbett stepped before the curtain ana an-
nounced that ne offers FitZsimmons $500
for finish fight the full sum To 20 TO
FIX II Corbatt fails to put him out in ten
rounds. Cogbett intended TO issue this
challenge On January II, but decided 10
make II public tonight. The challenge
/ reads as follows:
Robert Fitzsimmons: Neither of us is
Quaiiiled for oratory. and the public Is not
! entertained by your wrangling over what
Is palpably an honest proposition and
more to your advantage than mine AS a
last induCenent 10 overcome your obvious
reluctance 10 meet me again. / will make
/ that proposition still more favorable thus:
1our protts from your four greatest
battles Were So, tssl lou made nothing cut
OF YOUR tight with me, for. having 10 hope
q winning: you sold your chance for the
| purse for . per cent. OF the prohts On the
veriscope Therefore 5000 represents
your reward in gross for thg. FIVE greatest
! / have To offer:
! "a purse of s25.eOo stands ready to be
offered as d prize for a meeting in the ring
own. conditioned that YOU agree TO box
me 10 q nnish. This makes $4,000 / offer
you this entire sum if 1 fail 20 stop you IN
ten rounds. with TWO rroF.5os viz:
ttrst-That the contest must continue
to a finish; and
Second l shall have something 10
referee.
This is my final proposition. Take Il or
leave X. II yoG really want q hght--ft Of
fers IL. You want money! sum is ready,
exec eding your gross receipts In five great
aetIeS IL yen want reputation, you can
make It better by meeting me than by
meeting al others toge1aer II you doubt
this ask the public each night when You
exhibit.
THAT IS my ul.imaium. II this. my last
offer. viii n0i make you meet ne Ike a
man II - because yoBr Carson bruises are
SIN aching 50 painfully that SSt.3ss'- cannot
tempt you 70 endure their certain renewal.
This - tn only excuSe ynu can offer or
thai the public III accept.
The tree Of success is toe lard 20 climb
2dmti. II may be that you ara satisfied
El-h ths fruit rpenirE or the lower limbs.
Ihc great prize can only be won by reach
inE 20 where my name was. Is. ana
shall be
But whether you will 50 venture or net.
tolS ms last challeugs n v0u-ard 70 bind
which I s5au p5at silicon forfeit the minute
you aCce1---TsT irs n1i led where you must
see and cannot avoid It."
FitE Is Merely Amused.
ST. PAUL. Jan. 10-"Well. now. what %
You think Of that" was all that FitzSin-
mons would say WHEN shown ne Ass0ci-
. atef Press dispatch from ST Louis an
rouccinE the offer by Cor 5e5t OF s35,ge X
Fjtzsjnmors would fight him. The prcpo-
sittoa seemed 10 a0tIse him. ard he re-
fused to consider Il seriously referring the
inquirer . his ma0sEr Martin Julian.
Julian sait em3aaaeaiiy thar he would
consider Eg T-3t a~e pesfi s3Ht >0z 2
h5t whipped Maher. ana refused 70 talk
o. any ether poss lblI.ties
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Fight at Denver Forbidden.

DENVER. Jan. 10.-District Attorney
Booth announces that he Will not permit
Billy Woods and Bob Armstrong TO pun
Oft their fight at the Coliseum January
Is as advertised.
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parLeotsne I'm Distress.

EMPIRE CITY or San. ro-The
bsrkeutine. supposed "a pc tae Echo re-
parted a. being 81 Gis.r.<s SUNDAY. aas
ssof t+,ea sees Stree Sao was then OK
rapA Araeo ana making siow P~osress
c.ff shore.
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pE rs
The King OF Korea

WASHINGTON. lar. ia-i-rf.oa States
Consul Powell az SeoaI Korea. cables the
xts;e department. that the emperor died
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sfie.yer.s sails.

VANCOUVER =. e Jan ~ -Stea r2er
MlcweFa - le3 FOR Australia today. She
had large cA-go an3 g5rer passengers.
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4 Specific for Colds and Group.

For wears We have used Chamberlain'e
Cough Remedy and always keep it in the
house II Is regarded in our family as a
specific for colds AMI croup.-R. Z. RoyEy,
Oinev, No.
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DR. J. = LOJGH AIRY. Bailey building
Special attention given diseases OF brain
and netvcus system.
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BtChLf1N uR!nGE MATTER,
Ming and rferee County Commits
siaaers Decide. 90 Refuila IL

s.sei9l ni'nsich - tho Post -Eufel'isencer.
tToNA Jan IA conference was
.eE tAerA thss 1f-crnoo0 hetwe~u IRE locai
e@Ff o county coFnuis 5ouers ara COM
sssioHers RYAN ana NjckeFsoa, ~ King
eea1iy, relative "a thc reconstruction If
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Count neiianeT.

ST. PFTEESE L re Jac te-C5ua. De-
usreI. minister q. plal.c Instruction. IS
dead.
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BR ffIE..

Tn. LADIES' Hebrew Benevolent Society
viii hold its regular monthly meeting to-
day AZ the Chamber 81 Commerce. NJ go
p m.
Mr. ]. e Doney. az Is Su,nm't avenue,
received a telegram last night announcing
ire death Of her mother. Ms Elizabeth
Wikley. in Grand Raui3s. A-ich, from cid
age. Mrs W.kley was r sisteT OF Thomas
sturgis VINO founded IRE To~n Of StDrgLs
Mich and after whsa The first engine
taat r4n through re team was named.
Mrs Douey * The wife Of the clerk IN
IuSfica Anstln's court.
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FiIt.I-S Condensed Maple SUGAR. cen
- sAEsV times ats wesgEG Il syrup.
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HILLS condensed maple sugar.

Two thousand pounds ~ hides and petit
were shipped from Hon.eSano iast week.
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DoNNEr 4 STEWART. Una~rs.kera
y ParIors corner OF Third and
CSlsnbfa streets. Seattle, washiss-
Hon. TsiepAoae H. n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The tug Templar has discontinued running
fish from the lower chores
In the Corporation Court to-day Rev. T. P
Revelle was granted permission to perform
the rite OF malrimony.
The report that Mr.. T. F. Burroughs has
been granted liquor license in Fairfax i:
incorrect.
An alarm Of fire was sounded shortly be-
fore o'clock last night, caused by the burn
Ing of chimney on Princess street.
Messrs. Tackett & Marshall are supplying
the new uniforms for the members of the
Alexandria Light Infantry as rapidly as they
can he made.
The meeting of the Woodlawn Farmers
Club to have beenl held tomorrow at MIR
David Thompson's, at Wellington, has been
postponed till May 9TH.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Hattie v
Tyler took place this evening at 3 o'clock
from the Methodist Protestant Church and
was largely attended The services were
conducted by Rev. T. 2. Re7elle.
The electric railway company has settled
with the guardian of Charles Quayle the
amount of the judgment secured by the latter
in his suit for damages for injuries resulting
i'll the loss of plaintiffs leg.
hev. j. Howard VOLS WILL preach at ire
Lee street Presbyterian chapel tonight at
1870 o'clock. There will be short song SER
vice before the sermon. Mr.. Wells is an i'll
teresting and popular preacher.
Marriage li"enses were issued in Washing
ton yesterday to Charlie. A. Saum and Emily
A. Keller. both of Shenandoah; E. w. Woods
aud Florence G. Doyle both of Richmond, and
John B. Haines and Josie G.. Hudson, both of
Richmond.
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INTERRUPTIONS TO NAVIGATIoN;-
The following was received at this office
today: United States engineer Office,
G9l Eighteenth street, northwest oda Dsl.
Washington, D. c., April 81, 1898. Par
agraph |, of the notice dated April %,
lSaS, from this office, promulgating the
regulations esta blished by authority OF
the Secretary of War for the navigation
Of the Potomac river in time OF war, is,
by the same authority, modified to read
as follows: /. No vessel will be allow
ed to pass through the channel between
the tortfcations of Fort Washington,
Md, aud Sheridan Point, Va, between
the hours of S p. N. and 4 a. No., or at
times of heavy fogs. During these Pc
RODS vessels must not approach within
two miles below the wharf at Sheridan
Point or within two miles above the
iorttcalions at Fort Washing CD"
Chas. J. Allen, Lieut.. Colonel Corps
Of Engineers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-29
FAIRFAX NOTES.

Franklin Sherman jr., of Ashgrove,
has been appointed assistant State en-
tomologist of Maryland.
DIR. Martin Van Buren, Began, we'll
known in this county, where he once
lived, and where he had numerous
friends and connections, died in Wash
ingtou on the list after short illness.
At the annual meeting of Mari Camp,
held at Fairfax G. H., Va, April is,
1885, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: J, Owen Berry,
commander ]. N. Ballard, lst Lieuten-
ant Commander; G. A. Gordon, I'd
Lieutenant Commander; R. /. Spindle,
Sd Lieutenant Commander; ]. Cooper,
Adjutant; Judge J. NJ. Love, Treasurer;
G. w. Gaines, Quartermaster; Peter
Howard, Officer of the day: G. ". Pet
tilt. Vidette. The following resolution
was passed: Resolved, That all officers
elected be requested to report promptly
to the call of the Commander or his
Adjutant.- Herald.