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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
Ging auf Dem @aKrr.
Seltfames S4auIpiel auf Dem g1etpz
PORTER 6afen. - Sin neu erfunbez
ner Qppdrdt.

Rep 0ort, II. Sanuar. -
2eute, rpel6e beute 8ormittug, ungez
fdbr nm 10 ubr, an Der 8atterD oDer
an ben 9od5 in iener Ra6bari3aft
befanben, fonnten Elm ieltiumes
S6auipiel genieBsn. 8ur3 Dor 10 u6r
mar Elm @%rpreBpagen nit bier MGnz
nern an Der 8atterp angefabren. Die
Mdnner trugen Elm 9utet gu einsm
&uberboot uno fu6ren bumit Quf So
Dernor's SslunO gu. Sn Der RGbe Der
tleinen Sniel angelangt, belt bas Boot
an. Giner Der MGnner ftteg aus Dem
Boot unb nun Bot ii9 Elm ieltIumes
S9auipiel. Man tonnte bom ltfer
aus beutli9 ieben, OdB Der Mann uufz
re6t duf benz 0u7er ging. @r I6ien
9ummtitiefsl an gu baben, pel6e unz
ten nit 2uft gefiiut paren. Der Munn
ging duerOtngs febr langiam unb un=
Iifsr benz GdftzRiper gu. 0us Boot
fpIgte ibm in Ginger @ntfernung. Ru6
einigen Minuten ftteg Der Mann fpiez
Der ms Boot, peldes pieOsr nd6sr
CUR Sniel ruoerts. Damn berlieB Der
Mann nit ben groBsn Stiefeln bas
Boot abermdIs. Ote8mul mu6te er
feline Marf6iibungen, Ionoern lieB fi9
nur, uufre6t i'm Wafer Itekeno, bon
Der 5lutb meter treiben. Seine 8eine
tparen rur big un9efGbr CUR 6GIfte
Der Woben i'm Wafer. Der Maferz
treter purDe bann absrmuls in Das
Boot genommer unh bus 2eBtere Iegte
Bel Der SnIeI an. Sffenbar banOelte
es ii4 nm Die GrFori9ung zines neu
erfunoenen QpparatS uno bas Grpsrtz
ment f6eint elm gelungene5 getpeien
I'll fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
en- 8hiIoneInbio r;nocioronr

P9tlaDeIP3Ia, Il. Sanuar.-
Der flu4tige 0efrauoant George 30.
4oams, alias Charles OuDis BON
SiOug@@itp, :Su., 1T bier i'm pennIplz
Oanier 8abnbOfe per6uftet porben.
auf feline @rgreifung Ite6t cine 8elO6z
nung pon $500. Qbums, p.l6er
Qgsnt Der rQmericun GrpreB Comp
mar, bate i'm Mai b. s. unter Mlits
naRme Der &afe i'm 8etrags bon mebs
reren tauienb Dollars li9 Eeimli6 bas
bon gemd9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
9lntlidbc 0Sricfliitc.

SaltimDrc 10. SdUudv 1873.
]. 9iHm, \; ,. @otbouopi5, Noam: 8. grtuoe,
Nugui; g. Cob, GeHrD, >. GiHcman. Ndr &.
HIH'e, 6loGis; Z. Gri:0maH, Gem; s. 5tiuttin.
Dsr. Q. StariDtds Sbabeus 10. Soto, Mib Gltbds
riuc; II. RGbu. @torat: y. Sacfugtr. Mrs. Nuna;
j. S.ii5ner, Dis @ilbtlmiua: Il. ecuD, Ntrs.
z: j.. GuHoau, 9bilipp &usuit; l6. GotyBsuiobu,
HiB Stui; II. S%uettmuH, Iris Spiepbint; Is. Nlars
CltiHii, Ratarino: p. Qob, a.: q. Qerlmutttr.
u, p. 9tsil, drieeri6; %. 8aorjsotrs, Mia1i;
%. Rda!pnatD, SUisi; q. Slpateta. Btduutl 5ois
les: =. o6mitt Rarl; %. Sttu, a.. So. S:ciaer.
dlireo. 81. SrubmlH, Y; -. gSetielbtra. S7nas
tins y. o.; 81 g9tTutr, Iris @ertruDs, 81. 3tlbs
lung, 5au0s.
StOlituii6t2ihC
6eH.tueo, AuUa Golaet. Gaiiatle; Su StaHla,
SOmcnito; 0~laculuio, Biuirppe.
UW 2. 9GOtes 9BarftttO, QohuL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
Rein>8ermDgen $6671.70
8ert4t be5 8ibttot9etarS
.. Retn.
4. Quartal 1897.

&afenbsItanb am II. OCTOBER 1897
$16.4O. @inna6men an 8eitrGqen, lie
5 Gents, $21.10, an &~utulogen 1Oc.,
5uIammen $31.60. Nusgaben: fir
3sitf9riftsn $125, 8i6liot6etarsz@ez
bait $40, S9rsibmaterialien 50 Gts.,
5uIammen $1175. 8afenbeItano am
II. Sanuar 1898 $25.85, beponirt
auf Der nOeuti8en @parbant" $197
75c., 3uIammen $223.6O. Die Bib
Iiotbst entbGlt 1924 8dnbe, popon
512 gGnOe i'm lsBten Quartal ouss
gelie6en purben.
Gum S9luB Der 8srfummlung
purOe beI9lofen, ba5 At. Stiftungsz
feft bes 9ereins am "a. Sanuar in Der
rMe6anics' SaQe" Our9 cine Q(benbz
unterbaltung fir Die 6amilien Der
Mtitglieber gu bege6en. Sin Gomite,
beitebeno aus ben $50. S6eo, @Olfer,
s. SO. S9mibt, QIb. Shifting, 6reo.
Stt unb @m. Stii6r, tpurbe nit ben
arrangements bierfiir betruut.
SugenbGi4e SpiBbuben.
= Die 16 Sabre aGten Yegertnaben
G9Qs. Carr unD @bDarD Cooper nurz
Den qeftern pom 9pli5eiri9ter 2ee6
auf bic ACKNOWLEDGING, ibrer Ra7enz
@enofIin Barbara 8luntert 3tpei 8ettz
beden ~geito6len gu BADEN, Dem Sc
ri9tsperfabren iiberpiefen. Sine Der
Oeden puroe in einem Sr0DIerlaoen
oil Der glprbzGbenItraBe entOeft. Sine
Ter Ssden ipur Elm altes 5amiIienz
Gr6Itiid, nit pel9em bic 0egerin t6r
8ett gu Beibna9ten gu fdmiiden gez
ta9te; ais ite aber na4I4aute, mar
Die 9ede berf9punosn.
Quf Der StruBe ertrantt.
= Der 70 Sabre alte Neger Ri9dro
Goparbs BON g1r. 216, 0oberitrabs,
parb geitern g1a9mittag i9per err
trantt an Der Giberftbe QOenue, na6e
StruBe, aufgefunOen unO muBte
in Der 4mbulans bes Iibli9en Otz
itrttts nd9 ieiner WObnung iiberge>
fii6rt tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
NQarmrinrr @rbriter=G ranfen=llnters
ftiltungs=S rrrin.
General : 8erfammlun9. = @erlez
fung Der Sabresz unb Quartalsz
8srt4te.

Stllult'
Der r@lgemeine 4r6eiterz 3rantenz
1tnterftiiBungs=@erein belt geItern
Qbeno unter Dem 8orIiB bes 9rdfibenz
ten 8arl S. 8eber feline 5tpeite jG6rz
li9e General : 8erIammlung ab. 6r.
Wm. Stiibr fungirte ais 9rototouz
fii9rer. Na6 GrIebigung Der &ranz
tenfrage oerlafen Der 5tnan3IefretGr
uno Der 8ibliotbetar tire 8iertelia6z
reSz unb Sa6res s8eridte.
Su9re8beri6t bes 6inon3z
Setretdrs Sreb. Oft.
@m 5. Sunuar 1897 3GbIte Der Ser
elm 451 befinitibe Mitglieber; am 4.
Sanuar 1898 mar bic 3dbl Derielben
422, mttbtn cine Nbnabme BON 25U3itz
gliebern. 9eftprben finb 10 Mitqliez
Der unb brei 5rauen bon Mitglieoern.
Wegen Ri9t3a6lens Der 8eitrGqe muir
ben flint Mitglieber geitri4en uuO 3tpei
Mitglieber pcm 9erein ausQetauft.
0ln QrnnfenneIn tnitrhe 6p3nbI4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
9as ruffif8 ziaPonif9e
Qbtommen in 8e3ugauf


2pnbon, II. Sanuar. - Sine
Spe3iulbepeI6e aus S6ang6di iberz
mittelt elm 8erii6t, ldut pel9em benz
6rn. Mc2eabp 8rppn, benz britiI6en
Experimentation Der Coreuniiden
3ouberpultung, bic grnennung gum
britif6en 8enerultoniul fir Seoul,
Der 6duptItabt BON gored, dngeboten
noroen 1T. 5erner inbOIpirt, ME bic
9epeI6e tpeiter dngiebt, bas ruiiii6=
iapanif6e @btommsn in 8e3ug auf
Goreu bic Qnertennung bon POrt 2as
3areff, an Der Otfiiite, n0rOli6 bon
8enIam, ais innerhalb Der ruifii6en
SntsreFsnipbdre liegenb."
Qderbuu a II It att 8tebz
AUDI.
Sbbnep, R~euTiiopaleg, II. San.
- Sn 4nbetra9t Der ungeniigenoen,
fir Qder6au3pede perfigbdrtn
@runbfld6e bat bic Regierung bic
9a8tpertrdge fir cine Miaion older
DsiOelano getiinOigt uHO pur3sqirt
oieies, nm 5armer, tpeIde ben Older
bau ais 6luptgerperbe betreiben, baz
raul an5uiieOeln-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13
Ser 9rutIbe Correspondent"

bat bos 81. Sa6r ieinss gsitebens pOl>
lenoet unO cine neue 3sitpsriube bsgorts
rert, ha6ei bic beIten gefpciIs elmer in
teIigenten ebitprielen unD gei6dttlt<
4en 2eitung sebenb.
Oils oer9rInoer hes 9ldttes, Sberlt
5reb. 3aine, 0 einigen Sabrsn itarb
unb fein SntersFe uno 9reiti9s IN DIE
SGnbe feines 8pubers Gorparo Halre
ii~bergingeu, eing 8ugtei6 nit btnii6sr
berielbe unternebmungsseit uno oass
feIbs forti6rittli6e Streten, uno Der
gesenpdrtige Gigent6iimer uro GeLfer
bes ,Gprre5ppnbenten" ftebt dut Der
SDbe mroerner ipurnuIiitiIfsr @nerS
ole unb Gntpidslung. un1ere eeufGe
@inpo6neriGdft bat einen llberauS
tii6tiqsn 0ertrster pss fortI9rittllfen
s3eitun9gfpeIens in Dem g@orreiFonz
benton" unb i'm Uuf oaS gette gu unz
terffiiben {onte cine ibrer ernIteIten Be
miibunqen Tein. (WtetlD Sesgrdm.)
Ser Srutl6r Correspondent"
BAT eerobe bus SO. Sabr feineS Bette
bens b%e9onnen. SOIh' Elm @lser gu
erlungsn, lit Der iiber5eugenoite Be-
peis iournaliFiI6er 2ebensfGbigtsit.
liner oea6tetep 3sttssnofe BAT oabei
dber ale Stride ter Sugeno bstbe6alz
ten unlb fam gu ben beiten beutIfsn
gldttern be5 2arbes ge5dblt perben."
Mprning 6erdlo.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13

@er fi9 bss 2ebens e%rfreuen min,
barF ni9t bon rheumatii9en S4merz
gen sefpltert fein. ct. SatOb's Del
beiIt f4neG bic fdlimmften S4mer@.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13

SH n1 $9z41 "a
9elarHll'lz@u@9opeH - .4''i1'oo
~
S9aBntel'ters :Sl4H.3l
9aS g~ereInsr1ogen Deffogt am f.
Sa1uar 1898 Soo|1.LO; oanneips De-
trug am .. S4nuor 1897 $5l52.26;
neoer1quB maQreho OeS So9reS S9I9
"a eeh1S.
8ierteIiubresz 8eri6tbes
SefretGrs Sreb. Stt
4 0nor+oI 1907
y" us;1srs 1 100 %
NV ~ q1o oo4 -
@~'N'uPi"'" I0A''oA
or,.a.-s o. 20 90
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13

Summa 80. $9242.64
acknowledgement e. .$7771.33
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13

Der d9t Sabre ate GOparb Ger
mann, Elm IooptipIobn bon 6rau
Gaurd 9Drnes BON Nr. 727, Weit>
SranflinTtraBe, fisl gsItern aus elmer
9DRe bon 25 SUB BON Dem 9a6e zines
an ieiner 8obnung gren5enOen Sc
bGupes unb i6tug nit Dem 3iiden duf
einen 3dun Guf, 10 Dab II i6pere in
mere @erleBungen baOontrug. Or.
@iQis nabm ben &nabsn in 8ebanOz
lung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-13

11nDerbefferli9 d. = G6urleg
Srbin, Elm unberbsfsrli6er Sauaes
ni9ts, peI9er bereits un3dblige Mals
auf aLerlei Acknowledgment bin por
ben S9rantsn Der bieiigen pOli3eige.
riGte Itdnb, parb geitern i'm fIbIi9en
0iitrift tpegen @agabunbirens psr6afz
tet. '@r trdt nod geitern Q6eno Elm:
5peimDnatlife n@rbolungsreiie" nad
Sseffups an.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-05

The Chief Execussvs % Hawaii Arrives
ne Washington.


sanford B. Ople. President OF the Repub-
he OF Hawaii, Is IN Washington. tho guest
Of the United Statea. The Hawaiian Presi.
Dental party arrived at AIS Wednesday
afternoon. the train which brought
the visitors from Chicaco having beer
DELAYED two ho0re hv n sever. storm
Tho honors due the President OF tho new
republic were extended with great simple.
ity on his arrival. hitt the plans which had
peen made ior ao "iaborate military and
civic demonstration Here ahandoued AZ hts
own request. Prcel,icnt Dole had said that
ne preferred 20 coH.t 70 che caritnl In !
!. tafCcrrrf N .ean, - ,an1. "a = se.sst9 ancr
vita his wfsa oniF a s,arle -. orr fasfs
met hin on BIS arrival.
President MeKisiey's cisrripce. occnpied
~ Secretary sherman and Assistant Secre-
tary Aiee. greeted the hawaiian party al
the station. Assistant Secretsrv Cridlef
of the State Department. Major ueistand
0f the Amy. Iieuten SQt- Commander
Phelps ~ the Navy. and Wr. Hatch. tho
Hawaiian Minister % the United States
had met the Hawaiian visitors az Chicago
and accom- pained them 90 Washington.
President Dole's party consisted Of Mrs
Dole; his Secretary Major a. r. TSukea
and his physician. Dr. T.. A. Day 81 Homo
lulu. They We're driven % the Arlington
Hotel. whore the rooms on the second dOoi
known as the state apartments had beoF
reserved ior President aud Mrs Dole.
Within ar hour President Mckinley paid
visit ~ ceremony 20 the Hawaiian presi
dent. being accompanied from the White
House hy Secretary Porter and Colone
Bingham. the armv officer detailed "a.
superintendent ~ Public Buildings ani
Grounds. Cordial greetings were ex
changed oy the two chic; mngistrates. and
some formal wo-is of welcome We're snoker
. by President Mckinley.
Before o'clock President Dole returned
q "Haa. HFIN. ..a0HH mH.f
Mansion bv Minister Hatch. Assistant Sec.
retaries 81 state Cridler and Aiee. and
Major Heistani. Secretary Iaukea an
Mr.. Day accompanied Mr.. Dole.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-05
The NEWS sPIToMizED.


Representative Fitzgerald. OF Nassaehu-
sctts. introduced In the House n resolution
Tor Constitutional amendment 20 increase
the length OF che Presidential term 10 six
wears. and 20 make Presidents hereafter
ineligible for reelection.
Commando McCaua % the United S.o.oa
cruiser Marhiehesd has made "a favo-ahIs,
report on tho condition oi Affairs on Ma
vassa Island.
The Treasury Department has accepted
the design OF Boring * Tuton Tor the hnild-
incs otthe new immigrant station on FilfS
Island, New York Harbor. A description
OF the Arrangements for the reception and
care Of the immigrants Is furnished.
The House passed the Indian Appropri-
alton bin. The only two important chances
made IN the bill were the elimination OF
the provisions for the leasing of the GIL
sonite mineral lands % the Uncompahgre
Reservation in Utah and the coal lands %
the ktown- Commanchc. Apache. and
Wichita Reservations
Tho House passed bin making santa
Fe The permanent capital ~ New Mexico.
The Rev. T. u. Bailey. Chief Clc-k OF the
Civil Service Commission. Submitted n let
tor arraiCninc the com mission az the Sos
sion ~ the senate Civil Service Investlcat-
ing Committec.
Charges % culnable neglect Of duty in
connection with the BROOKLYN drvdock are
made bv the Navv department against
Civil Engfneer Nenocal.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley enter
tanned the Diul0matic CorD- NJ the first
state dinner 0f tho season. N-s Mckinley
appeared in n gown 20 heavy black velvet
with diamond ornaments
Justice McKenna took his seat on the
supreme Bench and heard the Texas anti
trust law cases argued.
Representative Loud declared IN tho
House that tho postoflice Department was
responsihlc for tho letter-carrier complica-
lion. AMI that there would he no reduction
in the service before June IL.
Information roachot the Treasury De-
7 0artment Of the failure % tho National
I Bank % paola. Kansas. Al the date OF the
I last report the bank had surplus and profits
amounting 20 SO 500 and deposits Of
/ s7f56. Bank Examiner Cunningham has
I oeen placed in charge.
The senate bad a four-hours' debate on
\ Teller's silver resolution. There was
/ good many sharp colloquies IN IL. The fea-
\ .ure % the debate was n speech by Mr..
/ Teller. in which ne said no wanted bond
4 holders 20 be paid IN silver
The Pension Appropriation bin was
/ passed by the Senate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-05
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

The Pope can speak English. German.
Italian and French perfectly.
Oeorre Gould has been doing Jury dntv
In New Jersey a. a. per day.
Senator Debor. of kentucky. strange as
:, may seem, has 30 antipathy Tor horse
racing.
Governor Black and Controller Roberts
Of New York state, were both bora Ia York
County. Maine.
Richard Croker viii return % England In
Apru and run his horses az the nrst New
market meeting.
The late Benjamin Duttervorth was M
most popular man Ga Washington aat Is
universally lancntet.
A biography of the Prince % Wales. writ
ten by Mary beiioc. an English journalist.
has been brought cut Ia London.
Mr.. Gladstone is said 20 suffer So intensa-
~ from the neurtigic pains In his face that
he was heard 10 remark at Cannes le
wishes 10 were al over.
IL g. said that the betrothal OF tho King
oi Spain 90 the Archtuchess Elizabeth
daughter ~ the late crown Prince Rudolph
~ Austria. viii shortly bc announced.
EN-Nayor Frederick q. Prince Of Doa-
ton. who has just celebrated his eighty
first birthday. is stiu efficiently lliinr the
position ~ President of the Hoard 0f
Trustees oi the Public Library ot that
city.
dispatch FROM Berlic states that tho
condition % the health 90 th. Empress.
Augusta Victoria excites comment. Sha
viii 90 In The spring 60 some southern air
country. Physicians still forbid her leav-
ing her rooms.
Henry Aabcnchrc always dictates his
work 80 a shorthand secretary. Although
he has 90 a great extent given up tha
active editorial work in connection with
the London Truth. he makes q point of
I passing on AL the proofs each week.
Captain james Brown. commanier of the
Windward. lately presented 60 Lieutenant
ieary by Mr.. Harms worth. has spent
thirty nine years and made thirty voyages
in Arctic watcrs. His father and grand
father were engaged in Arctic work before
. him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-05
TIE WONDERS OF SCIENCE
Lung Troubles and Con-
sumption can be Cured.
An Eminent NetO Yorls Chemist
and Scientist Makes a Free
Onel' to Our Readers.

The distinguished New York chemist.
T. A. Slocum, his discov-
ery of reliable and absolute cure for
Consumption pulmonary Tuberculocis)
and all bronchial, throat, lung and
chest diseases, stubborn coughs, catarrh-
al affections. general decline and weak.
ness. loss of flesh. and all conditions of
wasting away, will send THREE FREE
BOTTLES Gall differently of his New
Discoveries 20 any afflicted reader Of the
Gazette writing for them.
His "New Scientifc Treatment" has
cured thousands permanently by its
timely use and he considers il a simple
professional duty 20 suffering humanity
TO donate trisl OF his infallible cure
Science daily develops new wonders
and this great chemist, patiently expert
menting for years, has produced results
as beneficial 20 humanity as can be
claimed by any modern genius. His
assertion that lung troubles and con-
sumption are durable IN any climate is
proven 10y heartfelt lettors Of grati>
tude," filed in bis Americon and Euro.
pean labrstories in thousands from
chose cured in all parts OF the world.
Medical experts concede that bron-
chisl. chest aud lung troubles lead 10
Consumption, which. uninterrupted
means speedy aud certain death.
Simply write 20 T. A. Slocum, VI. c.,
9s Pine street, New York, giving post.
office and express address, and the free
medicine Will be promptly sent. Suffer-
ers should take instant advantage Of hi.
generous Proposition.
Please tell the Doctor that you saw
bis offer IN the Gazette
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-05
NEW CANCELLATION STAMP.
IL VIII soon Bs Introduced IT. All the
Postonces.


Postofices.
new hand stamp 70 be used for the
cancellation Of mail matter will soon be
adopted by the Postohice Department.
That now in use has been found unsatis-
factory in several respects. the principal
defect heing that the impression made was
not aiwavs complete and clearly defined
several months ago the Department in
Flted inventors 10 submit designs for the
new stamps whose principal advantages
should De In the direction OF SIMPLICITY.
durability and cheapncss.
In consequence about 200 such DESIGNS
We're submitted. These have been under
examination by q committee consisting OF
Alexander Grant. ". II. Lamar and NJ. W
Lewis. They have agreed on the design
which they think Is the best adapted FOR
use OF the service. and have made a report
70 Postmaster General Gary. The new
stamp will BE- introduced gradually. taking
the place OF the old ones as fast as the ID
partment deems practicable.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-05
pIrle Knlttin- afIn Bnrned.

The Dixie knitting mill, In Atlanta, Ga,
the largest hosiery factory in the state. was
destroyed by Ere. S. A. Msgill says THAI the
mill Will be rebuilt and the opportunity will
be embraced TO organize n strong stock
company and make IL the largest rsill Of
the kind in the south. The capacity will
be quadru pied, giving employment 10 about
$50 people. The mill has been paying en-
.erprise IRON the beginning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-05

nod. The vote for him was unanimous
with the exception Of che ballot % the lone
coloret member iof the House. Tie voted
for George ". MHrray
The two houses met in joint assembly
the next dav 20 canvass the vote and de-
clare the result. McLaurin h elected %
succeed himself for the rest OF the uneV-
pirri term OF the late General Joseph II
Earle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-02-05
Monetary Conference Adjourn.

At the final session Of the Monetary Con.
ference at Indianapolis. Ind. a long reso-
luton WAS adopted approvin., the plan o.
currency reform submitted by the None
tary Commission. The resolution appeals
70 All patriotic citizens 10 unite in an eIO-t
10 secure from Congress legislation that
viii insure sound financial methods and
establish confidence and securisx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-10
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 9.-Sailed-Str
State of California Astoria. Arrived-State
of California, Coquiile river: str Hupeh.
Hongkong. ~
PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. 9.-The report
cd arrival of the British bark Caradoc,
from Hiogo, is an error.
HOQUIAM, Dec. acknowledgements Z.
hktn Arago. for San Francisco; December
s. schr Maweema, for Santa Resale; schr
Serena Thayer, for San Pedro.
ASTORIA, Dec. 9.-Sa!ied-December 3,
Br sh Falls of Alton. for Queenstown
SAN PEDRO. Dec. 9.-Arrived-Decem-
Der 5. schr Nokomis. from Seattle.
TACOMA, Dec. 9.-Sailed-December S,
schr Correa. for San Pedro.
EUREKA. Dec. -Sailed-December 8.
Str Alliance for Portland.
PORT LUDLOW. Dec. 9.-Sailed-De-
cer1ber 2, Ger sh Artemis.
PORT LUDLOW. Dec. 9.-Arrived-Bk
Agate. TO load for San Francisco: Ger blk
Artemis. VIII tow to Port Blakeley tomor-
row to load deck plank for Hamburg.
HOQUIAM. Dec. a.-Sailed-Schr Nav
eerna from Aberdeen for Santa Resale:
schr Serena Thayer, from Aberdeen for
San Pedro: December :. bktn Arago. from
Hoau.am for San Francisco. Arrived-Str
Hattie Bell, from Columbia river
SwINMUNDE, Dec. 9.--Arrived-Hecla,
from New York.
da. for Boston. Arrived-Etruria, from
New York.
ROTTERDAM. Dec. s--Arrived-S paarn-
dam. from New York
GENOA. Dec. 9.--Arrived-Aller, from
New York.
HAMBURG. Dec. s.-Arrived-Patria.
from New York
LIVERPOOL. Dec. a.-Arrived-Rhyne-
land from Philadelphia. Sailed--Cevic,
for New York
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-10
INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF
FROM ASTHMA
HAS BEEN AFFORDED MANY SUI
FERERs IN SEATTLE.

II there was doubt In the mind OF any
sufferer from Asthma in this city as to
the truth Of the claims made for
DR. Schigmann's Asthma Cure. that
doubt no longer remains. providing he
was among those who called az Stewart
a. Holmes Drug Co.'S store last Thursday
and obtained free sample package. \
great number who have already tried the
same declare In positive terms that re-
lief was immediate: that the wretched
spasns were checked; that free expector-
alton was induced that reclining posi-
ton was readily assumed and gratefully
maintained. that the sleep which follow
Ell was restful and unbroken. and that
the morning brought a clear head and \
feeling OF delighted thankfulnegs which
no words are too strong 10 describe.
Abundant voluntary testimonials prove
that DIR Schirrmanns Asthma Cure not
ouly gives instant relief in the worst
cases. bus has positively cured thousands
who were considered incurable The
remedy Is row sold by ali druggists in
packages az sec and sLoo. thus bring
ing il within the reach OF all. Should
any reader be unable 10 obtain IL of his
druggist. IL will be sent. POSTPAID, BIZ
sending 10 Dw. X. SchIsmaan, 80 Rosabaa
street. ST. Paul, MINI -adv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-10
REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Time OF Meeting Changed From
Monday to Saturday.

The Seattle Real Estate Board win meet
AT O'Clock this afternoon. This Is in ac-
cordanee with a decision reached by the
board by which the regular time of meeting
Is changed from 10 O'clock Monday morn
ing 10 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon
Inc immigration committee of the board
nsid q session yesterday. at which d. H.
Ward was chosen chairman and William
Brener secretary. After IA long discussion
or the matter of advertising with a view
TO the encouragement OF immigration II
was decided thar the chairman Of the com
inittee should today present 10 the flIr
BOARD the plan OF securing a legislative APP
preparation for the encouragem of i'm
migration 10 the state. II was not decided
whether the matter should be presented to
the legislature in the shape of a memorial
placed In the hands OF the King enun,v
members. The whole matter will come IN
Tor discussion ut today's session OF the
board va s'ic