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Tho Public Deb, Statement.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The public debt
'sa'ehient for the month of February, is
'aea to-day, shows a net decrease in the total
" the outstanding obligations of the Govern.
I gu less cash IN the Treasury. of 1897.
Le.r, The several balances are: Interest.
SsTnne.st mas ceased since maturity, decrease
nh Sot debt bearing no interest, increase
IL 99'|gn; cash in Treasury, increase VI. 692.-
Ia, oearlng, Ss47 $3.50. $50; on which interest
SsSs ceased azf Sl.327 go; bearing no interest,
inv Sc q, = DOB; total. Sl.235, G6S. 4l9. Outstand.
90 amount of cash in the Treasury, $685.
rssssrvyo"S rash n the Treasury. including gold
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smash Up on the Canadlan Pacific.

~ DfIA"A' March Ia collision. with lost Of
~, nv occurred on tho Canadian Pacific Railroad
i ~ miles east of smith Falls early this morn.
enc NJ, a freight was coming west followed by an
iowade ruilIlng Light, which in turn was fol-
traiTu az INC usual distance by another freight
deIav front train. and after some little
beio11O were picked up by the light engine and
CANE warning could be given The rear train
the i,n ,h u curve in the road and dashed into
epSin msht engine. doing great damage TO both
tool a - anu telescoping the cars, which then
Fnadto hhd several were consumed.
man SMt!nHG tt Charles Sims OF Ottawa and Fire
The r Wv man Wilson Of Carlton place. both on
~ rear engine, were killed.
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STOLE FOUR $1,000 BILLS.

THIEF Thought at First TO Have Conc to the
Klondikc-Arres,od in Port Jervis.
It 10 expected that Karl Frick, 81 years old,
who was a clerk in Frederick Koch's butcher
shop at 621 Columbus avenue, will DO brought
back to this city to-day from Port Jervis, whore
he was arrested by Detectives Aloncle and Cary
on n charge OF stealing $i,215 from Koch.
Prick lodged in the house OF his employer at
report OF the robbery to the police that on Nov.
20 last no received $1,000 in 81 900 bills, a
legacy from his fathers estate. On that night,
he said, Frick entered his room and stole four OF
these bills from the watch pocket OF his trousers
and took also $2l5 OF the davis business re-
ceipts. Frick was traced to Chicago and thence
to Port Jervis. although it was. at one time
thought that he had gone to the klondike.
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Lehiqh Valley system.

Stations foot OF West esd st. penn. II. r.. Cortlanls
Indicates time from West .3d St other figures show
time from G9rtiuidt or pesbrosses ST.
for EASToN aud Intermediate stations.
SCRANTON aw"eE days. ITHACA, GEYIyA; 3
and principal local points; dining car and chair car 80
'II,5O. 1900 noon daily except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Buralo ":55 i. NJ Pullman Vestibule Day
a Ia carte, Connects at Bunalo with through sleepsrs
to Detroit anu Chicago.
cHrNK wILKESBARRE, SCRANTON week days..
PlTTSToN, and coal branches. Chair Car to Mauch
Chunk.
wiLKESnAKKE. PiTTsToY, SCRANTON, and prin.
cipal intermediate stations. CONNECTS for all points
IN coal regions; Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car for
1850. 4iso !. NJ. daily. except sunday. for
MAuCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations. Chair
".,so. SIG p. NJ. sundays only. for MAUcH
$3.50. $40 T.. NJ, daily, except Sunday. for
EA Ton and principal n'ermedia,s stations; o,n,
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper vestt:
bule train y. Y. to Chicago. %sleepers to Bunalo and
.7iiO. 500 p. NJ. daily. except Sunday, stopping
only at s9CnH fkAiNtlELBi EASIoS; nEThEE.
TER, ,BATAyIA;, huFfAIo, and Toronto. Pun.
man sleeper for Buffalo, None but sleeping car pas.
Sensnrs car p."o 30 IasgnEr e' f5r w;ILKrsBARpr.
ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. Mao
ARA FALLS, aud all points West. Pullman sleeper
Additional local trains daily, except sunday. for
SOUTH rLAiNt!ELD, oEM nR93k end inter
1850. 'iO'2n. 1880 Sundays only A. NJ, '2:20.
ESQ, 1850. 5;20, 'G:2O. aud $50 J.. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accOmmo ations at ll8, 2Bl.
27a, 800. 0Ii, aud 1898 Broadway 81 4, 9Th ST., 1870
Il. l9hth St, 1Y1 How"ry, y. y; 500 Fulton ~, I
N !. Transfer co. VIII cail for and Oh ok baggage
from hotel or Residence through 10 destination.
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u, Trolley from Harlem to Larchn.u,.

NEW ROCHELLE. March 1.-The Board OF
Trustees last night granted the Union Electric
Railroad Company of New York IA franchise to
construct aud operate trolley lines oyerthc local
streets. The company Immediately filed Il bond
for $40, 900. The franchise gives the right to
operate electric cars from the New Haven Rail-
road station to Starin's Glen Island dock, and
Pelham. which will connect there with the pres
eut Mount Vernon line. giving the company u
through route from Larchmont to l23th street,
New York.
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Desponaeut Newark Carpenter manss nlmsel
Tho Mining Fair n Financial Failure.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-The Mining Fair.
which for over a month has been in progress at
Mechanics Pavilion, has been a complete failure
financially. At least So. 900 has thus far been
lost, and before the closing night on next Sat.
urday it is possible that the deficit may be still
larger. Excessive salaries and bad management
arc given AS the causes of the failure. Four
teen prominent business men pledged them.
selves to meet any deficit, and they will be
called on to settle the debts. The fair was q sue
cess as an exhibition and was attended by
thousands.
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PIANO FAILS FROM THIRD STORY

mits q Man whe Was Helping to Lower 1t
and Fractures HE Skull.
While a piano was being lowered from the
fourth story of 72 Henry street yesterday the
iron pulley over which the supporting rope
passed broke when it had reached the third
story, and the piano fell to the sidewalk.
A man known as William, but otherwise un-
identified. who was helping in the work OF re-
moval, was Just unde the piano, and in its fall
1t struck his head. producing a probable frac-
ture of the skull. He was taken to Gouverneur
Hospital, unconscious.
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shlpburder Neane Left 81. 8 Oo.o oo.

PHILADELPHIA. March HAIRY F. Hall and
c.. Wesley Ruffcll. who were appointed several
weeks ago to appraise the effects of the estate
of Jacob G.. Seahe. the we'll known Philadel.
phia shiphuilder. and founder and late Presi,
dent of the Neaio & Levy Ship and Engine
Building Company. have completed their labors.
with Register of Wills Hackett. The appraise.
ment places tho valuation OF tho personally left
by the testator at 81 ,527, 06l. ~.
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SudEo FitzGernld Remits Some or Justice Hins-
dnle's LnrEc.sized Fines.
Several cases OF severe punishment imposed
in the Special Sessions by Justice Hinsdnle for
petty larceny were before Judge Fitzgerald of
tho General Sessions yesterday. John Wilson
stole q 15.cent piece of smoked beef. pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to eleven months i'm.
prisonment and $3.50 fine. His term Of impris.
onment was up on Feb. !, and Judge Fitzgerald
RENTED the fine. Samuel Solomon. who had
pleaded guilty OF petty larceny, got twenty-five
months and 81 900 fine, and Charles Woelf.
convicted OF the same offence, twenty-five
months and $400 fine. Judge Fitzgerald remit
ted both fines.
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DRANK BEFORE KILLING HIMSELF.
Hoboken Suicide Identined-Hin Wife wouldn't
speak to Him Whom He Drank.

Speak to Him Whom He Drank.
The body Of the man who committed suicide
on Monday night by drinking carbolic acid at
Park avenue and First street, Hoboken, was
identified yesterday as that OF Thomas Langdon.
81 years old, Of 1873 Sherman avenue, Jersey
City. Langdon was employed as n shipping
clerk by J. Frank g. Sons, photographers. at SO
John street, this city. for thirteen years. His
wife stated that he had been drinking recently,
and on several occasions had threatened to kill
she found a bottle of carbolic acid In her hus.
bands pocket.
"When he was drinking" she said. ~ would
not speak to him. and then he would threaten to
kill himself"
Mrs. LanRdon has three children.
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H. .OHoNro' March IA misplaced switch on
~ brand Trunk Railroad to-day caused the
Ipe SI Express from Hamilton to collide with a
ths ss1t freight train waiting at Burlington for
jury press TO pass; The passengers escaped in
nan Engineer Thomas Hutchinson ant Fire
IlaidcSanaes Clark Of Hamilton were terribly
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Gatnerln. In tho Asia. wrcoLars.

WOODS HoLL, Mass, March l.-Wreckers are
reaping a rich harvest from tho floating cargo
of the ship Asia, wrecked here last week.
Great quantities OF tho hemp, which made up
most of her cargo, are washing ashore every
shoals. are n dangerous menace to navigation.
Only two bodies have been found so far. those
da,nhtnr
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Mrs. M.nteII uoyona Recovery.

Port HURON. March Mrs. Robert Mantell.
who was taken seriously Ill in this city on Jan.
3, but was believed to be we'll on her way TO ro-
covtry, has suffered n relapse. Hopes of her re.
Coyery have been abandoned.
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THE DERELIcT PORTLAND.

A steamer Finds She IL Not LenkinG-vain At.
tempt to Tow Her.
LIVERPOOL. March 1.-The British steamship
Pocklington. Capt. Davies, from Demerara, re-
ports that on Feb. 10. in N. latitude 80, W. longi-
tude So. she sent u crew on board the British
schooner Portland. before reported abandoned
on Feb. . when LOO miles west of Ireland. The
schooner was not leaking. The Pocklington
made an unsuccessful attempt to tow the
derelict.
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Asphyu,ntea IN Her bathroom.

CHICAGO. March 1.-Mrs. Lillian Sharp. wife
Of William Sharp. a wealthy dealer in surgical
instruments. was to-day found asphyxiated
with gas In the bathroom at her home in Oak
Park. Friends declare that her death was ac-
cidental. She was only % years old. and had
heen married three years. She was one of the
leaders in Oak Park society.
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ACCUSED OF POISONING 4 PET DOG

or Ono OF His Tenants.
Frank Bishop was held in $500 bail by Magis-
trate Bristow Of tho Butler Street Court, Brook.
Ign. yesterday for examination on q charge of
having poisoned a pet fox terrier belonging to
is the %janItor Of the building, and some other
residents of the neighborhood suspect that he
was also responsible for the death of their dogs.
He says that the accusations are all false.
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oeemotl EIploae. ana Elreman Injured.

Boston. March 1.-The boiler of a locomotive
exploded in the Boston and Albany Railroad
yards this morning. Fireman Harding was
horribly scalded and bruised. and has only a
slight chance of recovery. He was tho only per-
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Steamh boats.
8atIr1ads.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA & WESTERN
II. N.
Stations In New York. Foot or barclay and
thristopher S;s.
VEsTlBuLE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

IL. IL.
Stations in New Yorh. Foot or barclay and
Christopher S's.
vEsTIBuLE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. pINTSCH LIGHT.
Direct route to Newark. Bloomfield. Montclair. the
Oranges, summit. Bernardsyille. BaskinS Ridge, Miu.
ison. Morrlstown passaic.. Paterson, Ioont, II, Dover,
S~tauhopc. Newton, Budd's Lac. Lake Hopatcong.
PhillipsDurg, Easton. Water Gap. Stroudsburg, Pocono
Mountain. Scranton. Pittston. Wilkesbarre. Santicoke,
Danville, northumberland Montrose, B.nghamton,
oxford, Norwich. WAterville. Utica, Richncld Springs,
Cortland, Syracuse, oswego, Ithaca, owCgo. Elmirn,
Corning, Bath. Dansville, Bunalo. and all points
West. Southwest. aud Southwest.
500 n. M.-Biughamton Mall. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 4. M.-(Cafe c~ar)-Bunalo. Scranton, ningI
hAIntou. Owego. Ithaca, Elmira, Utica. Syracuse
and Oswego Ex press. Pullman buffet pRrlor cars.
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
Hoo u. M.-Scrantpn. Blnghamton, and Elmira
Express. Pullman bunet purior cars.
AtOO q. M.-Scranton, Wilkesbarre, and plymouth
Express. Pullman hufret parlor . re,
400 y. M.-(Da ly)-Ch'rago N~'stibnls Limited
Express for scranton. B'ngnamton. EimiIA. Buf-
falo. Pullman buffet sleeping car New York to
Chicago. Dining car west OF Buffalo.
$40 u. M.-(Dnily)-Buralo Express. Pullman
bleepers for Scranton, B~inghamton, Elmlra, Bath,
Nt. Morris. ana liunalu. arriving Buralo $ 4. NJ.
OIdO y. M.-(Daiiy)-Bufalo, Scranton. Bingham
ton. oweGo, Ithaca, Elmira, syracuse. Utica, and
Oswego Express. Pullman buffet slecIsrs.
Ticket aud Pullman accommodations at Henry Gaze
a Sons. Ltd, ll3 Broadway, IA Park place, and ago
Broadway and Di2 Broadway. Tickets at ferry sta
lions. iii 4th ay.. cor. 18th st., 81 West eth ST.
st., and 100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables CIV
ing full ut all stations.
Westcott', Express Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence To destination.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New York Whit hall Terminal. South Ferry
and foot OF Liberty street.
'Daily. tExcppt sunday. SUNDAYS.
q 1850 a, M, $500 i. NJ aud 'l2il5 night.
PITfSBURG, $3.50 A: NJ. t3;y5 +. NJ 5000 p. N,
sI2;l5 Night. G;3O A. NJ, Liberty II. only
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. 'lO:00 A. NJ, 5000 =. VI.
WASHINGTON, BALTGMr IRE, 1888. $1,000 Diner,
sll:8O A, NJ. Dincrl 2.OD DINER, % 80 DINER,
'i;55 Diner, '5;a5 y. NJ, and 'l2;I5 night.
NORFOLK. al 80 A, NJ.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsrh light.
onlces; 1l3. l72. 26l. 43i. lliO Broadway. 81 East
1Atl at, 1877 Bcwery. New York Y30, 3i4 Fulton st..
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence TO destinations.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through traILS leave New York, fu,t Of Chambers
ST. rs follows. aud hvo minutes earlier from West
OL0n =. M.-Vestlhuled Express daily for Bling.
J.OO hamtOn. Warcrly, Elmlra, Buffalo. Bradford.
NJ. T. as Bun alo ; =. VI. PdIlnT ear to Rufal0.
Il,ll y. .-Nestihulel lim, ted-FHst mall daily,
Z.to solid tram for Chicago, arrives GtcvelAnd
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dnlng Car.
y. N.-BunRlO and Cleveland Nestibulsd
l.OV Express daily. arrives at Buffalo Ip6 \ NJ,
bradford, I;li A., NJ, jamestown 200 \. NJ. Glove
land lg;&O l., VI. Sleeper, to BunaiO AMI ClrNclandI.
making DIR, ct connection FOR Detroit, Chicago, and
the West. cafe Library car,
O.. 4 = .. M.-Solid rain 10 Chicago. S,crperS Ia
o. Id HoracIsyillc, Chicago, and Cincinnati, biur
irg ear.
UICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS. y PULLMAN
l ACCOMMODATIONS at ~, ll3, 2hl. lol. aud
r5I Broadway, l27 POwery, lG6 East l25th ST and
81 West l25th ST.. Chambers and West ESD st. ferries.
New York; 8J3 and 72O Fulton st. 100 broadway.
Brooklyn; 200 Hudson ST., Ho0oken, aud Jersey City
Station. Westoott's Express calls for and cheokSbAS-
gage from hotels and residences 70 Destination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02
A Prlnter Out OF work Hangs Himself.

John Goetz. a printer out of work. committed
suicide yesterday at his homo. at 81 Delaney
street. by hanging himself to his bedroom door.
About a year ago an intimate friend OF Goetz
died and he took TO drinking. He lost his place
on that account and was unable to get another.
DesDoudeut Newark Carpenter Hangs Himself.
Bernard Bauer. a carpenter who had been out
OF work since last fall. was found by his wife
last night hanging to n chandelier in the front
room of his home at II Sixteenth avenue. New
ark. Bauer was Al years old. Several children
survive him. He had boon respondent because
IF inability m apcure work.
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1sal Gstate.



u EMovAL.-Edmund S. Mills. Real Estate. to 40
III 9th av.. corner Ilst ST., March ].
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y, y. y. II. a II. II. Il. md connections.
From Grand Central station,
Leave. BY way or Due.
900 A, NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $50 i, n.
1000 A. NJ ..ftScw London and Providence, 1900 p. Il.
1908 A. NJ, New London aud Providence, 4.25 T.. NJ.
1900 NJ, Springfield ami Worcester. $40 i. NJ.
1900 J.. NJ, Air Line and y. l.. X. h, $500 i, NJ,
LOG +. NJ, New London and Providence, 700 T.. NJ.
800 J.. NJ, sNcw LOnIOu and Providence. D:O0 y. 81,
400 4. NJ, springfield AMI Worcester. 1000 J.. NJ.
300 l., M, New LOniOn and Providence, II 90 4. NJ,
lltOO'P. NJ. springfield and Worcester, 6:l5 A, NJ,
1900 i. NJ. 'Srw London and Providence. 6'g5 "A. NJ.
sRuns daily. including sunday.
ttBny State Limited; all paTlor cars; fare 81. In
Guiding parlOr ear seat.
tAir Line Limited; arrives and departs from Park
Square station. hos on. Return service same hour
and by same route.
Through parlOr and sleeping cars by each train.
e n HFMpSTEAD. Gen, Pas. Agent,
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Orrau Steamers.
sSENEERS SGlEE fhRiRMNsEliil,N1IouE.

DIRECT LINE TO H~AVRE-PARIS RANCE
Sailing every Saturday at 10 A. NJ.
From Pier No. 42. North River. foot Morton ST..
La Gascogne. go. March 9 La Bourgogue. -. -. April Q
La Normandie. March 10 La Bretagne.. -. April .
La Champagne. March go La Normandie. .. April 10
Genl Ag'cy for U. s. and Can, 8 Bowling Green, my
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Real estate Scr Sale-Cuuutru.

MUST BE SOLD. to settle an estate, a fine farm.
WI beautifully located; 10 acres splendid land under
best OF CIVILIZATIONS; abundance choice fruit; best OF
water: nice house. 8 rooms; two good barns; this is q
bargain; price $1,000, half down.
]. &. SMILEDGE.
Stafford Springs. Conn.
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antfd-Ffmales.
THE SUN
Z. HARLEM BRANCH
Z9 e S L257H STREET

A CIR not under 10 years to work in Jewelry
N shop; references required. 7. o. box 2.1S5.
DoOKBINDER'S experienced Rstherer and Smythe
ID machine feeder. WATERS. 1903 Fulton st.
NTILLINERs AND wanted on fancy
wi braid hats on wire frames; experienced hands
only; best prices paid; work given out.
+. II. HART. So Crosby st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nrst.class operators at
u once. ARNOL CHIFF s. CO, 253 Church st.
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,f%uruishfa xuomseA pHrtmeuts to Le

7TH ST, "a wEsT.-sinsle room, with board;
= table boarders wanted.
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aF~rstrhestrr CO. PROPERTY for Sale.

WORKERS. y. New Broom house for sale. with
Il every Improvement, steam heat, &c; price &c.
900; easy terms: situated away from the city proper;
within three minutes of n depot and one hour from
n. Y. City Hall. Addr IS box 1870 Sun up
town Office. 1868 Broad way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-02

!. Medical and surgical diseases sf Womsn.
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Sfleft 3onrA.

West SIDE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-08
PRESIDENT MoHLER Is MIN.
He Has Nothing to Say of the Many
Railroad Changes Contemplated.

E~esden; A T.. MohlaT who ia reported
10 have been rendered he position OF gem
eral manager - the Great Northern sys-
TEN, passed through 81 Paul November
J, hai was mam 10 tie newspapers. ac-
ccfding 20 The following item from the
~. FaUl Pioneer Press ~ November 3.
president Aohier u ;hs. Oregon Rail
read Il Nayigaf.pn Company cansc - 81
lHul yesfesia. morning and held q coa@
ference with Irpsdert iIin OF the Great
Northern Mr VI Eler has tust returned
from New yorls whcfe he wac in confer
cnce with President Meilen ~ M North
eTn Pacific Thc conference ~ ~ tive
railway presidents revived runners If tine
arIsr"a htnn absorption - she oregon Rail
toad Il %Aysestiau Company bS ihe rr.on
Paeigic which II sst8 ~ hr one az tAs in
'f~ diRts p1ssb lilies Such change
wnsii give tAa Vanderbilt system a dircrt
ontget to fuftis~d Auo her p0~Sib liyy "a
Tue clo-'g vi Site Oregon eatewAy RaT
on al ;frae sabiee'e t're~ dent Maa.rr uas
silent l'r declined tu ssy anything about
Hne tlsfsiors aud said he knew grea, Aest
less thsu tNe news4ss prrs soout sbr p Tstrs
az tire oregon Railroad & Navigation t'oa,~
renV tic waai Nos' on the Great Nu;th-
srn coast tram
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-08

i. II. ARLINGTON DISAPPEARS.
Well Known Citizen of Fremont
Myst.rtously Leaves His Wife.

j. II Arlington. an empioye Of the Free
mont Milling Company disappeared mys'
terieusiy yesterday morning. ard his ~ise
Is beside herself with grief. She reported
the matter 10 the police at $50 O'Clock yes
ierGav afternoon. asking them 70 do every
Thing In their power TO clear UP the case.
Mr.. Arlington Is well known in Fremont
He is ~ years uid, five feet six inches tail
and OF medium build. He has High, Gem
pleSion. brown hair. blue eyes and wears
Hight mustsehe He wore. when last
seen. blue suit OF clothes ard an over
coat, He was at home a. usual Sunday
night. and after eating breakfast bade his
wife eo1dby and went 10 work as she
supposed She had his nocnday meal ready
for him. bat hs did not come for g. After
waiting some time she commenced making
Inquiries. but could not get trace az him.
Later II was learned that Mt. Arington's
clothes had been taken from his home.
How they w~-e smngeled out Mrs. Airing
tor Is ~ a ioss 30 understand. The polio.
think that this fast indicates that Mr.
Ar.ius eu's disa ppearanee VAS voluntary
one and that he Viii return when he learns
az Tho sFief If ais wife
Only Fh9ri time ago Mr.. Arlington
talned arc ef he Fremont churches.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-08
BUYING ATLlN PROPERTY.


Steamer Al-ki which arrived In port yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock. brings news
OF the purchase by an English syndicate Of
several thousand acres of gravel bed at
Attn lake. just below the canyon on Pine
creek, and which does not include creek
or bench claim locations. Col. Pierce rep
resents the syndicate.
There were thirty passengers aboard the
Al-ki, including several from the Attn lake
country These men report wintry weather
in the district and say that is why they
came out. An electric tramway from Al
lin City 10 Discovery on Pine creek is be-
ing built. The falls below Pine canyon will
furnish the water power.
From a passenger 1t is learned that Capt.
Waterman with his company of 50 regu-
lars, has gone into winter quarters at Dyea,
taking possession of the abandoned ware
houses OF the Dyea-Klondke Transpcta-
ton Company.
The Brixham is still high and dry on the
rocks with the waves dashing against her
iron sides. throwing spray that often envel-
opes her. The trip down was the toughest
experienced by the Al-ki for year.
The following passengers arrived on the
Al-Ki:
H Craigin, George Black. D. l.. Dick,
Robert Dick, Weston Coyney .. Berg c.
r. Moore, c. w. Garfield Z. Farrar, Geo
Sample. W. II. Rice, Mrs. Hakist;, J. II.
Arthur. T. a. Campbell. E. Middiecan, S
Barber A. T.. Stiff, A. Mcmillan, Daniel
Shea, Mrs. J. Gufss, Mrs. II. c. Strong
George Ascot. William Almons and six
SecOnd-clasS passengers