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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-06


w. c. Weeks. Of North Bend n stan.
ping al the Diller
Mrs. q. ". Parxon. of BLACK r,tamona
Is A guest of the Dii!er
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Johnson. Of Hongkons. China
is In the city on business
Inaries Masters and j. l., Johnson. a.
Juneau, are guests OF the Di.ler.
Thomas c. Hindman, prominent bus,.
Batter. a. ens
Mr.. and Mrs s. d. Qnail and Miss pa.
ker. OF Pasadena, are among the Direr
guests.
an. meerss PSI L. van van Go.ler Of Busnos Ayres.
quay, are guests Of the Hote. Seattle.
Abner L. Ross. proprietor of the Ross
more motel in Chattanooga. Tenn In stsv.
ZIG at the Occidental hotel with hts n M
lily.
Among the guests Of The Ratnier IL. 40
he Mr.. r. X. Baierby johnson OF i,onf I'm
VINO y passing through Seattle en- route
for Alaska.
Abner L. Ross and family. OF f.ha,,a-
noosa. Tenn. formerly Of Lebanon. O.. are
the Occidental hotel,
q. G.. Shepard, George r. Hamilton a,c
George A. wheeler. miners Of Dssnyey
Cot. are registered al the Ratnier-(5 ra ~,
other guests are William II. Dunning. d.
=. navy, and Billy" Glenn a we'll kuoysn
miner OF New Denver. =
A, j. Reynolds. OF London, leaves today
on ais way home. after making the MIR.
chase OF No II. Dominion creek IN fhA
kiondike district. for a London company.
and making other large mining deals.
W. Y. Wheeler and wife. A. C. Ralofxon
ana daughter ard e. r.. Tay. of San Franz
cisco. passed through Seattle Wednesday
on their way East. The gentlemen of me
party are connected With prominent hard
ware firms Of san Francisco Heretofore
IL haS been their custom to 20 the Eastern
market via the Central or Southern Pa.
cifie. bat the remarkable strides made ~
Seattle caused them 10 make q norshsra
trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-06
ExcrRsroN TO CAMP RoGrps

The Northern Parific viii run an exc1sr-
sion Saturday ard Sunday. leaving Seattle
at 30 a. m. and ID d. m, running trains
direct 10 camp. Fare for roand trip. xi0A
Return. leave Camp Rogers at O'Clock.
Bicycles carried free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-06

TICKETS for the bicycie excursion 70
Tacoma on steamer Flyer are on sale az
ali the bicycle stores. Stewart q Holiness,
Lees pharmacy. Dimmock e. Bennetf's
ard Cl.eastys.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-06

A KIMRALL Piano viii make youe
home happy. Call or write for our prfcxa
and terms. D. g. Johnston. 800 Second ave-
nue., Burke building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-06


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01

in the previous year amounted to So
S5S.2S4 pounds. and in 1895 10 $685.
los pounds. Prior 70 1894 the produc-
zion of oleomargarine increased from
p. SIS, 5S7 pounds in 1887 10 6S.6a2.2 46
pounds in 1894. The decrease since
1894 is mainly attributable 10 hostile
State legislation cutting of the priyi-
lese OF sale as well as that of manu-
faeture. Further legislation along this
line is expected 10 cause q continued
decrease in the production.
The number of manufactures de-
creased from % in 1895 10 10 in 1897.
The number of wholesale establish
ments from 157 10 los. and the num-
Der Of retail houses from 4.SS0 10 S.5S9
The quantity exported during the year
amounted 10 S,14S.+07 pounds, which
is slight increase over the year 1896.
Illinois continues 10 be the greatest
State for the manufacture of this
product, more than one-half the total
output having been produced in the
First District Of Illinois. Rhode ISL
and is second, with 8 total production
Of 7,112.+SS pounds. and Kansas third,
with 5.5S9. 1858 pounds. The stock on
hand June 50. 1897. was 227.7S4 pounds.
as against Ss6,40+ pounds July l. 1896.
The total output since the act went
into effect 10 years ago has been 565.-
95S. SOC pounds. and the total revenue
from this source during the last fiscal
year amounted TO 0S4.12a.60.
In addition 10 heading the list in the
manufacture Of oleomargarine, Illinois
consumes fully one-third of what il
makes. In the State there are 1.065 re-
tail Adjustments. Ohio is the second
State in the use OF the product and
/ Pennsylvania third.
The District OF Columbia is credited
with two wholesale establishments
which pay $3.50 8 year each. and 6S es-
/ adjustments, which pay S4S a year
each. The amount consumed in the
District cannot be observation-disclosures
ington Star.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
THE BEST OF RESULTS.
ALWAYS FOLLOW THE USE OF DIR
WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.

Two Cases in Which They Restored
Health and Strength After All Other
Means Had Failed-What They Have
Done for Others They VIII Do for
You.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
NEXT CONCERT.
Fine Entertainment Offered BY Y.
VI. c. A. Orchestra.

The event OF this, week will undoubt-
eddy be the orchestral concert 10 be
given tomorrow evening. February LIST,
at S O'Clock in the large Y. NJ. c. A.
hall for the benefit OF that institu-
ton. Among the numbers will be a
song by Mrs E. D. Tenney with vio-
lin obligato by Mr. Marx. Miss Alice
Rice. the able pianist Will play, Miss
Stella Love will recite, Mr.. Frazer will
execute mandolin solo, Mr.. Macurda
the tenor and Mr.. Wideman, new
baritone, will each give a vocal num-
Der. Then there will be four num-
bers by the amateur orchestra The
admission will be only % cents and
tickets may be had OF the General
Secretary Mr. Coleman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
Hotel Party.

The special dinner and dance at the
Hawaiian hotel, Saturday night, was
one of the best that has been given
since events OF the kind were first in
stituted. The halls were very pretti-
y decorated with ferns and palms.
The dinner, the work Of the new and
most acceptable cook, Mr.. LIE Cantes,
was enjoyed by all The Quintette
Club furnished music during the din
ner and then on the lanai for the dance
afterwards. There was present a good
" number OF the elite OF Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01

From the Colborne Express.
There are few if any people in Muir
ray township Canada to whom the
name of Chase is not familiar Mr..
Jacob Chase has been a great sufferer
from rheumatism, as all his neighbors
know. but has fortunately succeeded
in getting rid of the disease. To a
reporter ne gave the following parti-
culars. I had been a sufferer from
rheumatism for upwards of twenty
years, at times being confined to the
house. At one time l was laid up
for sixteen weeks, and during a por-
ton of that time was confined 10 my
bed, and perfectly helpless. l had the
benefit OF excellent medical treatment,
but it was of no avail. l believe, too,
that | have tried every medicine ad-
yertised for the cure OF rheumatism,
and l am sure l expended at least
5000 and got nothing more al any time
than the merest temporary relief At
least l was induced TO give DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills a trial. and from
that time | date my good fortune in
getting rid of the disease. l continued
using them for several months and
daily found that the trouble that had
made my life miserable for so many
years was disappearing, and at last
all traces Of pain had left me and !
was cured. l say cured, for l have
not since had a recurrence of the trou-
BILE.
AS proving the diversity of troubles
for which Dr. Williams Pink Pills are
cure it may also be mentioned that
they restored Mrs. Frank Chase, a
daughter-in-law of the gentleman
above referred 10. 10 health and
strength after all other means had ap-
parently failed. Mrs. Chase says
I can scarcely tell what my trouble
was, for even doctors could not agree
as 10 the nature of ii. One said il
was consumption of the stomach, while
another was equally emphatic in de-
claring that ii was liver trouble. One
thing | do know, and that is for years
l was a sick woman. l know that
was afflicted with neuralgia, my blood
was poor, and l was subject TO de-
pressing headaches. My appetite was
not good at any time, and the least
exertion left me weak and respondent
A lady friend who had been benefited
by the use of Dr. Williams Pink Pills
advised me 10 try them, and as they
had also cured my father-in-law,
determined TO do so, and l have much
cause for rejoicing that did, for you
can easily see that they have made
well woman of me. I took the pill:
steadily for couple of months, and
at the end of that time was enjoying
the blessing of good health. 1t gives
me much pleasure 10 be able to beal
public testimony TO the value of this
wonderful medicine"
Dr. Williams Pink Pills cure by go
ing to the root OF the disease. They
renew and build up the blood, and
strengthen the nerves, thus driving
disease from the system. Sold by al
dealers in medicine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
Kailua Coffee COMPANY.

The first annual meeting Of the new
Kailua Cofee Co., Ltd, has been held
The charter of Incorporation granted
by the Minister of Interior was accept
ed. The following officers, who will
also constitute the directory, were
elected:
President-F VI. Swanzy.
Notwithstanding May.
Secretary-T. Give Davies.
Treasurer-W. G. Singlehurst.
Auditor-H. F. Lewis.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01

various sea maneuvers. and the fourth
81 s speed trial with all four OF her
boilers.
Both the target practice and the
speed trial were very satisfactory. and
showed the Baltimore 10 be a vessel
which could Be depended on under any
emergency.
The boys were routed out Of their
comfortable hammocks on several oc-
casions in the dead OF night, 10 take
stations AZ fire drill. collision and gen
eral quarters. and showed remarkable
proficiency IN each.
The trip was pleasant one all
through. IS life aboard ship becomes
very mOnOtonous when lying in port
any length OF time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01

Mr. Ward L. Smith, OF Fredericks-
town, No, was troubled with chronic
diarrhoea for over thirty years. He
had become fully satisfied that it was
only a question of a short time until
he would have 10 give up. He had
been treated by some OF the best ply
sicians in Europe and America but got
no permanent relief. One day he pick
ed up a newspaper and CHANGED TO
read an advertisement Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. He got bottle Of it, the
first dose helped him and its continued
use cured him. For sale by all drug
gists and dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co, Ltd, agents Of Hawaiian Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
Poor Vaccine.

With the object OF improving the
methods Of vaccination, the japanese
Government recently imported some
vaccine from England, France, Ger
many, Belgium, Italy and Holland.
On examination, the lymph was found
to be OF inferior quality compared with
that produced there 1t is supposed
that it may have undergone deteriora-
ton by climatic influences on the voy-
age.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
LABORERS
appointment Made OF Several
Hundred .Iapansss.

The Japanese immigrants who ar
rived on the Riojun-Maru. January
10Th, have been assigned as follows;
Hakalau-27 men. 10 women and :
children.
Paauhau-1OO men. - women and )
children.
Kilauea-25 men. women.
Haw. Sugar Co.'S men. 20 women
and ! child
Hutchinson Plantation-50 men, l:
women and , children.
HilO-S5 men. women and child,
ren.
Ookala-50 men. II women and
children
Total-Ss2 men. 81 women and Il
children.
The Hilo and Hakalau Japanest
were sent away on the Lehua, Satur
day. The others will be delivered
during the week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01

The London newspaper which has
dropped the letter ~" in words like
labor and color is now overwhelmed
with protests from readers against this
surrender to a demoralizing American
ism in spelling. Such butchery of the
English tongue, they argue, should
never be condoned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
Fined S25.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, A. E. Ingersoll, the apple mer-
chant. appeared on the charge of sell
ing foreign goods without a license. a
fine of SIS and costs was imposed by
Judge Wilcox.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
BALTIMORE TRIP.
Target Practice-Maneuvering and
Various Drills.

Al 1 p. N. Saturday, the q S. S.
Baltimore returned from her trip 10
Lahaina, where she had target prac-
tiee with both the large and small
guns.
The target was the regulation TRAN
gular one, set out in open sea, the
ship steaming around it and firing
from distances varying from 1000 to
1900 yards
The second day out was spent cor
recting the compasses, the third al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
OUTPUT OF oLEoMARGAR1NE.

1t amounted TO Over Forty-FTTe Mil
lion Pounds Last Year.
The production of oleomargarine
during the last fiscal year amounted
to 1881 ,207 pounds. The production
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
GeInQl Lloyd h1IRe Insurance CO.
OF BERLIN.
Fortune GeIGTll Insurance G0nDOI
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies havt
established a General Agency here, and thu
undersigned, General Agents. are author
lied to take risks against the dangers u
tie seas ut the most reasonable rates and
on the most favorable terms.
F. A SCHAEFER x CO.. GnI. Agts-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
HOnAuTQ-HIeRsl Fire Insurance c..

The undersigned having been appointef
agents Of the above company are prepared
IL insure risks against fire on Stone ard
Brick Buildings and on Merchanr
disc stored therein on the most favorable
terms. For particulars apply at the of6sa
pf F. \ SChAESER & Co, Agents
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-02-01
cenef, assurance GsmpaRy for Sea. RiVeT ana
Laad TRANSPORT Of Dresden-

Laad TRANSPORT o. Dresden-
Having established ar agency At Hone
lulu and the Hawaiian Islands the undery
signed General Agents are authorized n
bake risks against the dangers Of the 500
hJ the most reasonable rates and On u.
most favorable terms.
r. A. SCHAEFER q CO.,
Agents 70 . he Hawaiian lslandn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04

I would advise expectant mothers 10 take
nr. .ierce's ravorite Piescrlpt'un. for u
win shorten labor. and give greater RELIEF
thins about the medicine ii had not used
1t T self. There Is no nced Of suffering
II DR. Plerce's Faycrito Prescription IL,
used during pregnancy. May Goi llessl
you for a medicine that will preserve lif,.
nm ft,,ing 30 can do some OF my work
without getting tlrel'
q, ,as AFFLICTED for seventeen months"
writes Mrs. Elizabeth !. EIlilri Of Win
NE p,sden County, Norm Carolina. Was
confined 10 my home all the time: copld
not be or my feet but very little; could
not nft the weight Of a cup If coffee: did
d, lave strength 10 speak more than Il
few words "a: time. We tried three dtc-
tors md n lot OF patent ms1ic;ae. which
eos: ever one hundred and seventy bve
dollars, and found no relief. had lost
all hopes OF ever getting any better vEer
my friends sdvisad me to t,ke Or i-erct g
medicines. Ny husband said ne 'sould ny
them next. He got re 1--WE .ottlts ~
'Tn,.rite Prescription AMI lhrca of Golden
Medical Discovery I "om ne, ell taking
tins. medicines and SOON found relief
Nner | he'd taken one hn''is OF each
walked half-a- mile to church l COM
rtnced taking them IL FIRST % january.
1897 the first OF The rollpNng June L.
ms COOLING in hand ana have cooked for
eleven in family all -hroi;N the summer.
II vas Or. Pierco's ne lrnrs that rave
IN. III the relief lave received. rec-
ouimend them to all suffering females loT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
srrv ,rIoN vnny an,yr.

N"r"s's Arc Fomrn,inp the pevo,u.
toe In Spuln
raris' May S.--A special from Gibraltar
'aSs adviSes have been received there from
Madrid representing that the situate, 10
the Sravest ever known. The carlists A.,
most active and they are sending circulars
ana letters in every direction. One of t,,,e
received at Gibraltar by a spanllsi re
s'"'s i0n Carlos "as the only true la.
'riot' and accuses the government Of ,roa.
sen saying the moment for revolutioa hos
arrived" 'N'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
A WOMAN 70 THE RESCUE.
CLARA BARTON'S WORK.
aiOw A WOMAN MAY SHOW TRUE
HEROIsM.

often the world has thrilled at the story
OF the sanity woman Clara 9arton--who
relieved the suffering and looked after the
wounded during the civil war. Always
ready to die II need be. Today Miss
Barton shows greater valor Ia going into
the midst Of the fever strlcken and starv-
ing Cubans--inipisterin to their wants
furnishing food. medicine and a tender
nrrse's care. Noble women. all over tho
land have prayed and worked that Clara
Barton might be able to hold out until
this great government commanded that
peace should reign and butchery cease
Many cried How long, o Lord" But
there are hundreds Of other heroines that
the world knows nothing abnu,. Women
IN everyday life carry the natural burdens
OF wlfehood and motherhood. added to
all the cares OF busy hoilsekeeper, With
courage and choerfulness that Clara
Barton herself might admire. rhey COM
fort their husbands in times Of trouble
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
QUARANTINE MEASURE
Proposed to Leave Marine M.
Service in Charge.


Service in Charge.
Washington, May 3.--Mr. Corjh,
the committee or interstate and n
commerce, has reported bill ar.l
an act granting additional powers n
marine hospital service. In deals
the questions presented. the commits
to consider the a1yisabllity of es.ah2
a National board OF health. or a n
ment of health, but concluded that n
terests OF the public would be hesl
served by retaining the present wS
quarantine under the management
marine hospital service. They bsiitf
the expansion OF the service suhid$
perform the quarantine requiremtna
be made without the expenditure Of u
amour. OF money and insure effichE
Torrance,
Inc bill Is on the Line OF The +
measure. and deals Min the marltls*
interstate quarantine. 1t amends
o. 1888 in regard to maritime
tine. In regard to interstate quad
the most Important provision is The
ing,
The secretary OF the treasu1I
whenever in his judgment II is NJ
make rules and regulations to prev
l1troduotfon OF infectious or ca
diseases into one State or Temj
tina District OF Columbia from ~
State, Territory or the District Of III
bia. and wheu suoh rules and repE
have been made they shall be pros
by the secretary OF The tressuV
enforced by the, sanitary awlhos!l
the States ana municipalities, wiz
State or municipal authorities
dertake to execute or enforce tht!5
II the State or municipal authorilel4
fail or refuse to enforce said IA
and regulations, or other TIA
regulations made under the pnFs
CT this act, tho presided. b;
execute and enforce the same, All M
such measures as in his judgmfs
be necessary to prevent the mind
or spread OF such diseases, and nj
tail OF appoint ofricel!- for that F92|
provided however, that nothing
act contained shall be so constrta!{ "
interfere with the State or HT2
authorities in the regulation nv
affairs 50 long as the INTRODUCED
spread Of diseases are properly 0I2
and treated; provided, further, M q
shall be no interference with az r.
medical officers charged with tAs
carrying out the authorized reg
who snail be permitted to NJ
with such property and appliances
be designated in such regulates
state 10 state, and point TO polti X
State. and remain at such point
as may be deemed necessary to
control all infected places and "
Infection and prevent the sprtad
same. &
1T is further provided. that ~
demic diseases have gained enfa6
State or Territory, the Quarantl 3
lations OF the United States
supreme, and have precedence
or municipal laNs, rules or re;Ssx
and the president is authorized y lQl
The same ara control the moyss1ss;S
trains, vehicles or persons viz ~
State or Territory. and TO prtsts VI
essary restrictions upon inteN1tI9s
mcrcc." I'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04

Tue Eortense viii 90 10 Pensacola today
after her guns: will return for duty on
the Texas coast.
city employees of Galveston are suffering
because they can &c. no money without
heavy discount
Jim Martin has been sentenced to hang
at Wharton. June TO-
Sporting carnival is under way at
Bryan
Heavy electrical and hail storm did
damage near Corsicana and Waxahachlc.
Cotton enncrs are in session at Dallas.
Three men were seriously injured at
Waco by an explosion of sulphurlc add
tank.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
A SUMMARY or TODAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE WAR.

I, hos been decided definitely by the
administration to retain tho Philippines
ar hostage for The war indemnity TO be
demanded OF Spain.
i Berlin cable says that there has been
fierce riotlng and bloodshti IN siain;
that q revolution is imminent and the
qaten regent md the Nne have COM
rlcted preparations for flight
so news vel received from Dewey; Lee
may be sent "a military governor Of the
Philippines u they really are ours.
1t ls said the United states intends to
take Cuba. Philippines and Porto REQ
from sreln; the former VIII be mado au
independent republic the second traded
to Grca, Britain for West Indies and tue
litter retained ~ spells Of war
rlar OF Coucral Miles has been adootei,
II is said, and eoD0o troops are to he
landed In Cuba next Friday near Ma,an-
gas a base Of supplies will be cstsb
iished ard siege laid to Havana.
II is said that France expects an early
bon,tsfdment OF Havana and has sen,
vurfhips to Cuban waters to protect her
citizens.
Tonnage tax feature OF the war revenue
measure will very likely be stricken out.
Buttleship Illinois ID TO be placed In
commission at once.
oregon is said to have orders to sink
TIE Temeraro.
40 news has been received OF SIMPSONS
fauadron; Il Is not believed that it has
I,ft hut /. l. it.,.o
are making 10 meet tho Spanish squadron
nov crossing tho Atlantic.
srain's sceoni leet Is lifting out, but
dinlrulty is encountered In procuring
competent engineers.
The cabinet will await official reports
from Commodore Dewey before sending
troops 10 the Phillrrlncs Meantime coal
aud PROVISIONS will be forwarded to his
fleet No doubt nut that the United states
viii hold the Islands,
Weiicr prinis an article in his home
paper in which he cri,iciseH his own gov
crnincnt and abuses the Yankees
War dcpartmcn, wili rame Fltahugh
Ice. j r Wade aud General shifter to
be- major generals.
English dlpiomlta say Germany is ical-
Gus Of the United states victory in Tie
Philippines, and he- fleet In Chinese
waters, under the cmparor'n brother may
AZ uuy time move down OF Manila.
srnin no,ifies tho powers that England
offered 10 protect MI Chinese In the mil
iIplncs and that Captain General August
had notified the British consul at Manila
that Spain would take care of the foreign
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-04
TEXAS POLITICS.

savers headquarters makes Il claim OF
sixty instructed delegates for the con
grcssman so far.
Mr. Smith OF Houston is canvassing
North Texas.
Judge Bliss OF Sherman will receive
Williamson couniy's vote to succeed Hurt.
Said from Marlin that. Judge Hurt being
out OF the race, b. II. Rice announces as
a candidate to succeed him.