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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25
MONTEREY FOR THE SOUND
The Powerful Coast Defense Vessel
Will Come Here After Conn
pIetinE Few Repairs.

SAN FRANCISCO, March ai.-The new
monitors Monadnoek and Monterey ar1iv-
ed In port this morning and are now ly.ig
at the usual man-ofwar anchorage at the
foot of Folsom street. They left San Die
go at a m. Monday last. and encountered
rough northwesterly weather for the first
tweniy-four hours, but the rest CT the
trip was without incident. The Monterey
stopped off Piedras Blaneas for a few
hours target practice yesterday morning.
but rejolned the Monadnock of Pigeon
point late last night
Several changes in the personnel Of the
two ships took place today Orders were
received today. detaching Lieut.. Com
mander c. A. Adams, temporarily In COM
mand Of the Monterey. upon the arrival of
that vessel at Mare island. ard assigning
him 10 duty on the receiving ship INDIE
pendence as executive officer His relief
is Lieut.. Commander J. W. CarlIn. former
Iy navigator of the Monterey. but recently
executive officer o. the independence.
Orders were also received detaching
Chief Engineer w. II. Naumann from the
Mo1adHock and granting him two months
leave Of absence. His relief. Chief Engi-
nser ". Il. Duauing, reported for duty to-
day. Pursuant 10 Geographic orders from
tho eommandaut OF the Mare island navy
yard. the Monterey got under way from
that place at p. n. II is stated that AS
soon as needed repairs can be made she
viii be dispatched 10 Puget sound.
The Monsdnock will likely SO TO Mare
Island also ia a few days FOR needed re-
pairs. which viii require about thrce
weeks. Both vessels VIII be docksd and
repainsed. az they are very foui, having
been IN seml-tropical waters for almost
nine months This condition reduces their
maximum speed almost two kaots per
h5ug-
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.'The protocol never was published in
the gazette" Senior Moret added. "and
for that reason the supreme court would
deny that the protocol is a law of the
realm, and would reduce 1t 20 mere con-
tention of the United States not binding
on SPAIN
Commenting on this view, lawyers point
ont that the supreme court could not have
considered the protocol binding. for no
reference whatever is made 10 II IN the de-
clslon Of the case of the Cuban chief. SAM
gully.
The Epoca. taking UP the cudgel to de-
fend the Conservative party and Canovas.
who always deesned the protocol of 1911
binding. asserts that the text of the docu-
ment shows that ii was signed in Madrid
January Il. 1877, and that Senior Collantes
only ceased TO be minister of state Janu-
airy H. when he was appointed minister
of Justice in the same cabinet.
The question VIII be discussed in the
cortes at the coming session.
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SENATE ADJounNs TILL MONDAY
Mason and "a Few Others Vigorously
Oppose the Motion.

WASHINGTON. March 2i.-In the sen
ate Allison OF Iowa moved that when the
senate adjourned today 1t be 10 meet Mon
day next. The motion prevailed. Mason
of Illinois emphatically vs;ed in the mega
tive.
Much confusion existed in the galleries,
and the vice president was obliged to de-
mand that order be restored.
Cockrell of Missouri expressed the hope
that the vice president would strictly en-
force the rule prohibiting any demonstra~
ton or manifestation of approval by peo-
pie in the galleries.
Mason of Illinois then moved that the
vote by which the senate had agreed 10
adjourn until Monday be reconsidered.
Hale of Maine demanded the yeas and
nays, and the motion was defeated, 52 TO Q.
Those voting in the negative were:
Cannon. Chandler. Foraker. Frye. CALM
ger. Harris. Mason, Mills and Pettigrew.
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NAVAL MILITIA IN SERVICE.
Are Called to Duty on the Monitors
Ordered ia Uarsur puty

BOSTON, March GA dispatch 20 the
Herald from Washington says; Fer the
first tlgnc the militia Ia called into sery-
see. a81 ghe governors Of Massachusetts,
sad NV York are requested 10 direct
jhe.r uavai militia sa assume charge of
the monitor assigned yesterday 1or tho
protection CT she harDers of Bosspa and
New York IN connection VITA thu lard
gcviiGtatious The orders strt 20 GOV
wolc0,f. - Massachusetts. ARA Gov
Rack. II Nsw YeFk. for transmission 70
tf,e commanding officers os the naval
militia. iafarr, them THAI they VII be
Directed 30 ASSUME charge - the two
monitors ass. gaed 10 each Il thoe states
Sc assist fa she sHeant Nae 81 defense.
The res.oa mea WI - sent 40 board
ssaea the monItors CatsA.4 and Iaaixh
arrive. and tfse New Workers. may pro
esed g Philadelphia and ;aks their tao
sl.ers around.
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IL VIII Not He Delivered tn the See
rotary VnI.I This Morning

WASHINGTON. Marcb 2t~-Iieutenans-
Commander Mark and his nasal eompan-
ions. herring the report Of the Maine court
az inquiry, reached Washington ~ a:5o
n'clock tonight, The train being exactly or
time. The crowd was SO dense az the
depot that iae party left the train outside
,he she'd an'i took carriages for the Eabltt
house. waeee the Officers VIII spend the
night. They were net az the station BY
8 p official q the navy department. who in
termed them thai tae secretary Of tho
ravy woald not receive the report 20.
night.
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WHY DYNAMITE WAS WANTED.
Intended simply tn Enable the
WreCkcrs In

HAVANA. March 2A-Two Of the eight
toipedoes carried by tho Maine have been
recovered. Regarding the Use Of dynamite
by the contracting wreckers. Capt sigs-
bee said today:
More has been made out Of the matter
than WAS warranted by The facts. which
are these.
The contractors asked my permission
to use dynamite IN small quantities and
also asked leave 10 use dynamite tame 20
blow or prutaberauces. angles. etc. where
the wre@kage is SO cHsauglcd that IL &
very difficult 10 hoist. There nav.r svas
any Intention "a use tho explosive I'm iarge
enough quantities tu destroy the wreck
i submitted the request ~ The contractors
10 Consul General Lee for him 10 ask ter-
mission from the Spanish authorities ara
also asked for or'isrs from the United
states navy department Both oar osvy,
ana also inc Spanish authorities refused
the necessary permission. That Is al,
there vas 10 the NATTER
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Ar snesSerst of the general plan OF p<epa-
rasfan for any emergency thai may arise
is found in an order issued today By A6it--
Gen- Corhin. with the approval ot The coEa-
handing general Of the army. This order
directs commanders 81 al artillery posts
10 have compiled the best charts possible.
for the use Of their respective commands.
by detail OF officers and men under their
comma nd, from sueh data as may be On
hand OF readily obsalnabIe- Suitable base
tines are TO be laid CT. carefully measured
and accurately marked on the barber
chart. Where TO range and position flnd-
ers have been Installed, acquisitions ara
10 BE- made for them, and ghi!e awaiting
.hesx arrival arrangements will be irnpro-
vlsea for position finders. Where eiec-
<rlcal installations have net been MADE
already, acquisitions are to be forwarded
20 the signal department for necessary
material. At ports where eight-inch con-
verted rifles and ten and hfteen-inch
suooth-bore guns are already mounted and
bearing upon channels. especially upon the
uroposed location OF mine fields. post COM
snandsrs are 10 place them In as perfect
condition as possible. and where suitable
ammunition Is not on hand. acquisitions
are TO be made at once upon the ordnance
department.
The officers % the ordnance bureau OF
the war department already have deter
mined upon the manner In which the ad-
d!tton. s. uo.0oo, which has just been al
iotted 10 that branch Of the service out
of tae so, o0o, 900 emergency fund, shall be
expended. Aside from a few unimportant
Items all the money will be used in the
purchase OF rapld-fire guns and ammuni-
ton and carriages for the same. The de-
partment Is making an extraordinary ef-
fort to secure all the rapid-fre guns IL pos
slb,y can for the Notifications ON the coas.
and the allotment made available will as
sist materially IL that direction. The Maxim
rap!d-lre guns. about twenty or mere in
number, which have been purchased
abroad viii be shipped to the United
States at the earliest practicable moment.
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Maine Monument Fuu,,

BALTIMORE. March 2i~The matinee
benefit in aid AZ the rnonanen. fund for
he men who wero k3llea IN the Maize dis
aster was held here tAls afternoon az
Fofd's grand opera house. al she tAeat-
Ffeal companies now playing in Baltimore
taking pay; IN t5e l1ar pfoxr an,u.e. The
receipts approximate seen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-25
Spanish Socialists Make an Amman.

MADRID. March A,-At a largely at
tended meeting or socialists here tonight
resolution was adopted urging Cuban
woiknnen to abaadou their insalrrarti9u
and exhoft.ng American socialists not 10
make eonmen cause with the "yn.s5fe
class tia; Is merely seeking ,srsors,
gaia"
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Lie at. Jenkins Body Fouat

HAVANA. Mavcb 1t-Tae body ~ I..eui
Friend W jenkins, % the Maine waz
'p2''a early 'ls's fEsoraing near .ee torpaao
tate ~. as Il has been hoped would -.
tae case u wu be disposed q a. de-
e'3sd 10y TIE relatives q the deceased IN
the Uai.ee States.
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a. recognizing either htiliyereucy or ln9e-
pendenee. except for the reason that he
believes neither would accomplish the re-
suit Of relieving the suffering, which Is the
frs end he has in view.
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Maine now here. and all will so north
except Lieut.. Commander Wainwrigh,.
who VIII remain In charge OF the wreck
ing operations.
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LONDON. March PA dispatch from
Madrid says the Spanish cabinet decided
yesterday to create treasury bonds 10 the
amount of 2oo.oooeoo pesetas upon the guar
antee Of the Bank OF Spain.
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Spanish Torpedo poat Dcstroyer,

QUEENSTOWN. March 24.--The Span.
ish torpedo boat destroyers Onardo and
Audaz arrived here today. They eneoun.
tered heavy weather in the Irish sea. They
viii coal here and then proceed to Ferroll
Spain.
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sixshee VIII R@,urn H..

HAVANA. Ma-css 2s.-e,r.yers -. ,.....-
''a's4e were feae8ssa this atternoon by
s@ps- sazse<s asi osasr o.acers o. IA.
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ger. Ger. ys,xea. ohsef a. esgaae-rs. was
called Ia
The seegesaxy's tine later was taken up
II a conference wsts Cen. Wilson. eEsst
Of engsne~rs: Gen Fsagaer. chaef d c-d-
aanes. and Gen. Ereriy. casss signal IL
fsgsny
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-03-15
Slapped the Editor.

Stung by the insult of being called
-harlot, by the last Advocate. on Thurs
day Mrs. Annie Tburber prepared her
self and went to James M. Petesson's
store and waited until she saw Editor
Meter pass down Main Street. She
followed him to the post office, ano
waited by the door for the editor. lie
was slow coming out 80 she stepped up
ITO him in the post Office, which was
crowded with men, and slapped him
over the left eye. The slap was hard
one AMI could be heard for u long
distance around. Meteer's mail matte
was scattered over the floor, his hat was
knocked off. and Mrs, Thurber was
coming on with more lcks. The very
SIGHT of his antagonist was more than
Meteer could bear. Ii it were a man
Meter could fight, but now what c'ulo
he do?
Holding her back with his arms
Meter suggested that II the lady was
through with him, he would get out o
there. ~ Nm not through with you
vet. said the lady, but she soon stepped
back. and Meter cast glances iirstat the
aoor 10 find his mail matter and then
back at Mrs. Thurber to see il she wa'
not coming again. But the lady quietly
withdrew, Meter gathered up his luail
nut OH his hat and le.t.-Sou'heri
Censor.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-03-15
Notice OF Assessment

Big Four Consolidated Mining and
Milling Co. principal place of business
[.ehi City County and State OF Utah.
Location oi Iines Eureka, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the ard OF Directors held on the
18th day OF u rch 1905 an assessment
"a one fourIl # one cent per share was
levied on the G.. tai stock Of the corpor-
alton, Payable 4, nee TO S. /. Goodwin
Secretary and Treasurer. AT Lehi City,
Utah.
Any Stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on June 9th 1898
will be declared delinquent and adver-
tiseded for sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on the LIST day of July 1898 at the
office OF the company to pay the delir =
quent assessment together with cost vi
Of advertising and expense of sale.
s. l. Goodwin.
Secy.
March 18th 1898,
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Notice Of Assessment
March 18th 1898.

Early Harvest Consolidated Mining q
Milling Co. principal place of business
lehi City, countyo Utah, Utah, location
of works Fish Springs Mining District,
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the directors held on the l4th Of
February, 1898, an assessment OF one
eighth of one cent per share was levied
on the capital stock of corporation pay
able to John Roberts, secretary, at Lehi
City, Utah, Immediately. Any stock
upon which this assessment remains
unpaid on March 20, 1898, will be de-
clared delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction and unless pay
ment is made before, will be sold on the
18th day of April, 1898, at the Office OF
the company to pay the delinquent
assessment together with cost of adver.
Using and expense of sale.
JOHN ROBERTS, JR.
Secretary.
Lehi City
Utah
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Notice.

U. S. Land Office, Salt Lake City. Utahl
Nov Is, iS07}
The Governor OF the State OF Utah
having, on October 20, 1897, under the
Act OF Congress approved August is
1894, (2s Stat, 394) made application
for the survey OF the unsurveyed portions
OF sections 6 and 7, and all Of sections 3
4, 5, s, o, 10, Is, IS, II, is, 10, %, q, %
81, 20, 20, 80, 81, So, 35, and 81 OF Town
ship 10 S, Range East. Salt Lake
Maridian, Utah, notice is h reby given,
by the direction Of the Honorable Com
missioner OF the General Land Office
letter "E." OF November 10, 1897. that
the lands in the described sections in
Twp. 10 S., X. 2 E. <. Utah are reserved
from any further adverse appropriation
by settlementor otherwise Except under
rights that may be found to exist OF
prior inception) from and after the date
of fling in the General Land Office
| October o. 1897, Cf the application foi
survey, and for period extending from
I October %, 1857, until the expiration q
sixty days from the date Of the tling q
the official plat OF the survey of The
township in the district land Office
during which period the State authoritie'
may select any OF the lands situated ii
aid sections and township, which arr
ot embraced in any valid adycls
claim.
BYRON GRoo, Register
FRANK HARRIS, Receiver.
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Assessment Motto

y ew Year Mining Company, wit
its principal place of business at Sa
Lake City, State of Utah.
Noticeis hereby,given that at meeting
OF the Board of Directors held on the
18th of Nov. 1897 at the Office of the
Company at Salt Lake City, Utah, an
assessment OF one twentyfiith u-2e) o
a cent per share was levied on the cap
tai stock of the corporation, PAYABLE on
ne 18th day oi Dec. 1897 to Lewis NJ
Cannon, Secretary and Treasurer, at
lions Savings Bank, No. 0 south East
Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 20 day oi
Dec. 1897 will be delinquent AMI adver-
tised for sale, at public auction, and un
less payment is made before, will be sold
on the 18th day OF Jan. 1898 To pay de-
linquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expense OF sale.
Lewis Nj, Cannon
Secretary
No. South. East Temple ST.,
Salt Lake City, Utah =.
Dated Nov. 81 1897.
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School Department.

STANLEY GAppfE. EDITOR.
STUDENTS ALPHABET.
Aim to improve.
BE on time.
Come every day.
Depend upon yourself.
Find the cause Of everything.
Gain little eall, day
Have cheerful sunny face.
Investigate every proposition.
Join hands with virtue and work.
Kill luck with pluck.
Learn to think.
Make each day the best.
Open an account at the bank OF honor.
Put your best efforts in each task.
Ye orderly at all times.
Read a standard book each week.
Say little; think much.
Unite intelligence with perseverance.
Verify each days work.
Yes is little word that meanssmuch.
Zealously pursue the work.
DUTIES OF PuPILs TO ScHooLMArEs.
Ito be kind and courteous to all.
2-To be guilty OF no rudeness to
Others.
3-To speak no i'll of others.
40 say nothing OF others that you
awould not freely say in their presence.
$40 avoid tattlng.
6-To avoid wasting the time Of school
mates by whispering, writing or passing
notes, or diverting their attention by
mods and signs.
ITO exhibit a helpful spirit in al,
your relationships,
$50 protect the weak and un-
fortunate.
$40 exercise a watchful care over
the little ones going to and from school.
One of our young primary boys re
marked as follows: II don't care what
lam in school just SO | am goo,.
arlLnmeJlCktT. huOlnSs iOpiiSt th"s
s'he would rather be COOL grammar
ist." We hope our little pupils will
learn in the near future to say gram
marian instead of grammarist, anc
mathematician instead OF arthme.
ticher.
One OF the members of the civil
government class likened the present
method OF electing the president of tht
United States to bending the barrel OF
shot gun around tree in order to shoe
the rabbit.
A society for the study of children il
being formed in our city. Parents arr
taking great interest in the new organ
lzatior.
We regret the discontinuance OF a teV
members OF our school on account o
Spring weather.
Attention is the condition 9
.knOwladve
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Texas town called out TO q countryman
sitting on a wagon
How are all the folks coming on?"
"Your brothers bay mule is dead, but
all the rest of your kinsfolls are alive
and kicking. "-Texas Siftinos.
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BYRON GRoo, Register
FRANK HARRIS, Receiver,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-28

Much Interesting Business Transacted.
Mr.. Lucier Resigns.

The regular meeting OF the Rhode
Island Central Trades and Labor Union
was held last evening at "a North Main
street, Vice. President McMorrow in the
chair. Il. l.. PIKE acted as secretary In
the absence u that officer.
After tire disposition of the usual
routire tusiness ~ communication was
read from Cbnrls N. Luoier rendering
his resIpnatioD. which was accepted. A
vote OF thanks was rendered him for his
past services anu good wishes expressed
for his success In his new field Of opera
tions.
Lohn McMorrow CT the brewers Union
was elected Go I'LL the urexpired term.
Brother McMorrow IL an earnest. hard
working member In labor's ranks, and
bis unanimous election TO the presidency
is n token OF the unions esteem for bis
honest Efforts In their cause.
Mr.. Fogarfy of the stone Cutters
Union was elected first vice-prs sident In
place OF Brother McMorrow.
Delegates were admitted from tine