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find 1t in roplrlv done w, ik, a
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instantly iIst how to go ut evory break or
kink In IL frame, or TO dupl!catoa broken
len. quicHly and properly. ): l. McKes
Graduate optictan with MlLLARD II
DAVIS, No 8 East Second street.
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ITEMS FROM
IT.
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence Of Tie REPUBLICAN, y
NEW CASTLE. July 3Jth. \

A special meeting Of City Council wa!
5 held last evening. Clerk Eck!es stated tina
A the Delaware street wharf had been leased
70 the VIM. Lea and Sons company in 1888;
Tor term OF five years at So u year. Thu
company was to keep the wharf In repair.
When the lease expired 1t had never boen
renewed.
called upon him yesterday in reference to
the wharf. Ha said the newspapers wavB
unfair to tho company and 80 was ths
Council. When the company learned that
the 3, orekeepers Of New Castle could re-
ceiye he benefit OF supplying the crews
" tho dredges and tugs that are at work
opposite New Castle tho company suggest
n rate Of IS a week End also instructed
their agent to ask what would be fair
The Lea property y is assessed at ~ OO) auo
taxes amounting to *S3. 16 IL paid to tho
city. The taxes to the county are &45.O&
the interest is $400. and the expenses Sl9O.67.
The receipts were only $3.50 thereby leaving
IL deficit OF 1858
MIR. Clewell remem bsr whom we took .
few fishing parties from here and they tried
to collect 81 for tho tug touching here. We
| told the company We were citizens Of this
city and did not intend " pay one red
cent.
Mr.. Pagan told Mr.. Sparks that theso
men would use flour and Lea S1 sons COM
pany bad -four to sell. Mr. Sparks replied
that Lea sold 45 barrels Of -four cath
month In New Castle and Dyatt sold over
three times that much. The latter did not
ray one cent Of taxes and he would b-ne-
fit more by thr tugs than Lea would. u
the city wes willing to lake of tho taxes
the wharf could bs free.
Finstly the fnaolsr settled down thae
when Christmas cotMes around the conn
pany will be notified to vacate ths Della,
wares sreet wharf. - i''s,'t
Walter Bacon sud Edward Wise wsrs
In Pbflaaolphia yesterday and Viewed ths
two games Of base ball.
A mum Der Of naval reserves came ashoHD
here last evening from the Arctic which
formerly was one OF the city Ice boats. They
were disyracs to the unifocrn they wore
Their conduct was Of the lowest typo
that can bo imagined. Their language
was symbolic Of the brothals OF the slums
OF the city.
William Pedrick has completed the inn
to the battery ditch.
John Sheridan came up from Camp
yestartlay and visited his rela-
lives. He now wears tho three stripes of
3 sergeant and congratulations are in
order. Second Lieutenant Hammers 10
also visiting friends in Now Castle.
Companies ind + have been removed
from Fort Delaware to F1rt Mott and
md X take their places. This was done 10
Try and discipline the men. The Z. A. q.
ire contemplating game of ball with
Lewes and another game with the soldiers
Vt FortMott. Tho latter defeated the Salem
team on Thursday.
The Major Rey bold will leave New Cas-
10 hereaf, er each day at z A. NJ. for Phiia-
|elphia at Rogers Park Tomorrow.
Rev. J. q. Brock will deliver an address
o the Masonic Order. Rev. w. Frisbg will
reach ut the 7.30 p III. services.
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Karl's Glover Root Tea, for Censtipat ion
it's the Best and If aftor usin g it you don't
thinl; so, return the package and get your
money Sid by N. Is. Danfo"th, Second
anu Market streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-14

NOTICE OF SHERIFF. SALEM THE
Superior Gs0SzrE - SAe State - Washing
ton. 11r tGs CssSs8Ey g AIS. ire al H.
s-an ana AG1a~sc4a Ms<sEase and Irsss
Company, Limited. plaintiff, ~ ". Nc
Ansrsley. Rose Meyer aad peter y EIf az.
defendants No Sz-5@
Under a-1 by xtrGge II zn order - s7ts
and swecsAI execution sssysed cut & fAs
se9vS-rzaua9 c0A2rT. IN taa 4esovs-StsfisA I
acton. and "a ere directed aGs DELIVERIES.
l aSxs duly levied Spar SAe fess Nses real
property. situated IN King county. WASH
Elgsen. to-wit:
Lot faw- ef section ,hsrsv fses. In town.
ship twsaty-o1s feIf north. Of range ialr
east. % t1s Willamette meridian also tie
following described blocks and lots = Nc
Aner-sy's Ease SIDE addition - Tacoma:
steven. i1AlVe. fourteen. nineteen. twenty
twSEty-0re twenty-five. twe1ty- trre@
twerty-four. o. block fourteen, loss' nina
ten. ELEVEN twelve thirteen. fourteen
twenty-one. Twenty-Five. gweuty-taTe&
tvtnty-foar - block fifteen tl54. aa;s
nane. ten. eleven, Iw9,ve- thirteen tcDr-
teen. twsnty-one. twenty-five. twenty
three ana tweaty-Eos1r, II hlocS s.xte a
tIsl: lots nine, fan. eleven. twelve. t1'T-
teen. fourteen IA and swsuty-four. -
Block seventeen IN; lets three. saar, five.
SIX. seven, eight. seventeen, eighteen. E}Fs-
teen and twenty, og block eighteen u>;
al o. block Nineteen 5is1 save and exec
lots one. two three and tour: AL - block
twenty-five t2@1. ina s3l ~ o}eck a. y &C
corning - tho plat Of McA2er2eEs IA =
Side addition % Tacoma. a. tss same 40"
pears on iile. and If record In the ofSre
OF taa auditor of King county, u asainS-
ton
Notice Is therefore hereby given that ~
Saturday. ihe 20 day ii January. 1SsS. al
tie hour Il 20 o'elGck q. &c - Sa33 day. -
the front door Of ire ccsayt house. ir ire
city OF Seattle. iu said King Co4nty. VII!
sell the above described property a. pub
lie auction. to 1ae highest and best bidder.
ter cash.
Dated this 81 say CT December. 1877.
WM II MOVER. Sheriff.
George II. Funk. Attorney.
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WASHING ron a Alaska STEAM.
SHIP coz STEAMSHIP
CIT OF SEATTLE
- hours
SEATTLE - ryEA and ERATrAY
This MAGNIFICENT steel screw sfear,Shgr,
VIII ss4 sEora Seattle. 1esler 1Ic~k far -
neau. skzguay Bay. Dyea and way ssoTts.
January {%Sn- y. n.
Her accom- rro4z tfcns are rrrfyasaf CHA
Is ire finest. fastest. and most corr. orr tsIs
vessel CO this route In connection wf.n
sh<sv@ thN ALASKA STEAMSHIP COW
PA~y vii operate their elegant ard Fast
ssfsYrr Esea-u=hfr
ROsALTE
rror- Seattle. Yesler dock. January I-th.
a. : O'Clock foE Juneau, Skaguay Bay
pyea and way ports.
Fer frelgh, AID psssaTe sppiy 20
- II J. sTOLTENBERG.
Ger ttcse. axt-. under -. p. ticket OF q.
CHARLES e. PEABODY. Manage,
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RESOLUTION NO. 1T7.-Re II resolved hy
the City Council OF the City OF Seattle as
follows:
% That 1t is the intention o. he City
OF Seattle TO improve Twenty-third Ave
nue South from Norman Street % fesicr
Way by the construction OF an irunstone
pipe sewer through said p0rlion OF said
street with all necessary wyes, openings,
manholeS laMphoies veutjlaGcrs and catch
charge from a wooden box eutfau TO be
constructed by the City of Seattle along
said Norman Street 10 the outfail OF the
Walia Walls sewer in Twenty -first avenue.
~ That the cost thereof, save and eX-
cept the cost Of said temporary obtfalL
be paid by assessments TO be levied upon
the property abGtting upon SAID PARTON ot
said Twenty-third Avenue under the plan
or immediate Payment" in the manner
provided by tbs. Charter and Ordinances
OF the City OF Seattle. The cast and ex-
pense OF said outfau to be borne by the
General Fund
80 That the City Engineer be directed
to furnish 20 the City Council an estimate
OF the cost OF said Improvement and of
said outfall.
ca That the matter OF making said i'm
provement will be considered by the City
Council at session thereof 10 be held on
the seventh day OF February, 1888. al
o'clock p. m, a. which time all pers rs
making said Improvement. before the City
Council. are notified to be present.
Passed the. City Council the 10th day OF
session In authorization OF It's passage
this ioth day OF January 1858
GEO. F. RAYMOND
President Pro Tenn. Of the City Council
Filed hy me this 10Th day OF January,
1SgS. WILL FL. PARRY
City Comptroller & Ex-of;sclo City Clerk.
Date OF first publication. January r. 1898.
IIPoUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
lowing described horse. placed in the city
pound, January 3, 1895. viii be sold At
public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash III hand, 70 pay cost OF inpounding
and advertising. January - lSos. at 10
O'clock a. m, at the front door or police
headquarters, corner Third avenue and
SeSler way:
One sorrel horse. white stripe down face.
9 years Old.
The owner Of the above described horse
being unknown 10 me.
{. 5. REED. Chief OF Police.
nafn ~ f~st mobilization Ian -
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STEAMERS.


PACIFIC COAST. STEAMSHIP co.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The eompany's elegant steamers CITY
Or PIERLA. WAII.A WALLA and
IdATILLA leave SEATTLE. via Port
Townsend ard Victoria. Il. u. at a m
Jan. !. 3. a. i9. e -; Feb. J. 5. Is. Is. =, 81.
Mar, ). ~. II. %. . g.
Leave SAN FRANCISCO for Seattle. via
Victoria and Port Townsend. at A m.
Jan. /, 6, II. Is. q e. 81. Feb. :. 10. Is. 20.
=. Mar. ?, {, 10 IT, r. 2.
FOR ALASKA.
The steamers CORONA. CITY OF TO-
PEKA. AL-kI, COTTAGE CITY. VIC
T0RIAN. QUEEN ana CURACAO leave
SEATTLE al 2 a. N. ian. :. II. l.. -. e,
-: Feb. 4. 9. Is. II. q; Mar. !, G. 9. II. ls. q
"a y. 81.
The company reserves the right TO
change without previous notice steamers.
sailing dates and hours OF sailing. For
further particulars procure cOmpany's
folder
j p. Trowbridge. p. 5. supt.. Ocean
Dock Seattle
Ticket Agent GS First Ave.
GocdaIl, Perkins & Co. Gen. Agts.. 8 !.
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wHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anaror,es
Fajrhaven or Whateom. Leaves CONNER
ciaI dock. Tacoma. p, m; City dock
Thu~s and Sat Returning leaves wnsr,
come p. IN: Fairhaven. s:15 D. m. ard
Anacortes 10 .. m. Sun. Wednez ana
Tacoma sl.25. CT & roa8d trip.
". II ELLIS
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sKAGTT RIVER ROUTE. - s. sz -ler CIV
s3f fsha.ara tgn. Weekly TINE eara
Leaves Seats}e--Jan 4. ~ - gnI8aszN..
Js0. L. al - Fns'.aisg7r, Jan. L. al y IN a.
ulsht Les ves Mount EeTneE-~5an j. a.
& 81 IN. Jan 81 az = n.. Jzs 81 a. =
= m. calling at T..Laap ssarwoea kir.
Feor passenger and frgf~ns rates af.nl.- -
CITE Taek TeleEAoue Man 81 w -
f;Ifsegcn. Manager u. u. II Don1It
Master.
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TICKET BRokERN
CITY NOTICES
THE CITY OF sEATTLECITY TREAS
mars Nn,sra

THE CITY OF sEATTLE-CITy TREAS
nrer's Notice.
No;lce 5 hereby given that the second
district Ne rs for the Improvement q
1.8rd and Harvard Streets IN the city e
Seattle. from Depot Street % Mercer
sIoFzs az ordinance No, 80. which provides
Tor t5e Improvement Of said street by coz
Ssfdcting pipe sewer of pr9par dimensions
along SAIL streets between Sai0 points to-
eet&ar SIta all necessary oT@ ni7gs, ayes,
Tn4ah0isS isEnpAnsss. ventlla tors. HUSH
TX tanks and catcA-bsslas and ~ cof-
tag sewer now existing n the intersection
az Willard STREET ard Depot Street. sn8
pfosid!ug for the payment therefor IN III
s<A~EfD&FiS and eSfa ii satrg 3 fund FOR sgSC1
payment 5y the IEVytng and collection ef
sgeclal assessments upon the property pen
easea oy the in proverrent, ard PROVIDING
Tor the issuance q bonds as author zed ~
an act Of the Legislature OF the STATE q
" as hingfon, approved March sta. lsss.
ahd under the provisions Il ordinance Ne
s5as- approved May TN. 1874. as arns aded
rs ordinance No $3.50 approved July Iith.
ss4. has been duly certified 10 ne for COL
lection. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel and
.ot or land. and part thereof. IN said dis
Irlct, 10 payment OF such instruments 20
mains unpaid. and the same, including me
interest on the whole amount charged
INst oe paid on or before the mth day ef
FroFuaFy. IsSs. Unless payment Dc mace
on sucn tnStalfmsnt on or before the lega
GAY o. reoruAry. l>ss. the same saaA - :
GENE delinquent and shall bear interest Z
the rate OF 5 per cent. per AMMAN until
paid. and II not paid before said time, a
penalty OF i've 90 per cent. shall De added.
ana the sums delinquent shall be entered On
me annual tax roll sor the current year
against each let and parcel Of land. ana
part thereof. 50 delinquent. and with the
INTEREST and penalty shall be collected as
other taxes, together with such addhlonai
charges or penalties as are authorized 70 %
charged and collected on other delinquent
= rHR a al-ha rsz~ NF
delinquent shall be sold for the amount q
saca assessment. with interest penalty ana
costs. II the manner provided by law.
GEORGE z. MEACHAM
CITY Trea s1lrer OF the City Of Seattle-
Date OF first publication. January 10Th,
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TACOMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER.

STEAMER UTOPIA
W.T. sal from Co!Ean l5ck every Men
dsv art Thursday a. .. n. s8r Itsiu.
ard Eanccawer. EaTa % SszlGz. 3. -
Vancouver RS
TelepAoas M 81
A. 2. Maxwell. Agent.
Gs.l.2a Da-k
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DEXTER HORTON & CO, BANKERS
Incorporated 1881.
surplus .-.........-...- ......-.--...-.. ieosJ
rEesldeDt '... a. A. Denny
Vice President --.-..... w. NJ. I4add
Manager -.-...----....N. II. Latiyner
Cashier ..............F. x, Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and Geographic trans
fsrs On New York. Chicago ST Paul san
Francisco. Portland and various points in
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London Avail.
able elsewhere In Europa
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds stocks and other yafuahlss m
csiyed on deposit for safe keeping
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
pAid-up capital ............ .......... $50 o01
Transacts general banking business
"a D. Ballard ..................-...pr Pre- iaent
II. =. heaFy -*.....--..-....-Sic PRESIDENT
X. Il. spsnce- .-............-....-....Ca Cashier
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
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BAREESON x CHILCOTT.
Ship and Steamship Agents. Freight ana
ChIrteriug Brokers.
Offices. Mutual Life Building.
Telephone. Black sef
TACOMA. SEATTLE AND wHATco
SAN JUAE ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United states n1aH. leaves CITY
dock foot % Main street. sunday.
Tuassiav ard Thursday AZ - o'clock nd
night rcr Port Townsend. san Juan Stands
ard New Whatcora. BetBruiaS. leaves
New whatcon Tueefgy. Taurzeay ard
azef-owrer. Lilly BogardUs e. Co, AGENTS
City dock Telephone. Main 81.
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THE BUREAU Or INFORMATION,
Alaska Chamber CT Commerce, OF Ja-
ne4u. Alaska mas established branch
headquarters in Seattle. at the hotel
Northern: Mir. Frank K. Howard, gen
eral MANAGER ans Mr.. Asa Gardner. as
slxtant are our only duly authorized
agents. For Information pertaining 10
Alaska and the Yukon country, call upon
taem personally or address Your letters
VII be promptly answered
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION GO

Seattle. F,verett K Wh8tcoEu Porr.
e.ats az Washington leaves Sezttfe aafv
eSrerf Saturday a % p ~.
Seas.fe EveyEtt srd Ia Conner Po-y.a
&Fesver Fzirnzv~1 leaves z=5--5a a.ffw
sx~eu. saturday. a. ls =, IT, aflsnx A. ~
srs.t rcirg north A0nday. Wed .es4ay ara
FrtGay. sofrg south Tuesday, Taurs4ay
ara saturday
. Tetaraov" Main ~ Yes7%r dcck
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FOR COPPER RIVER DIRECT.
Schooner Lizzie Colby will sail from Sc
attic On Or about January 18th. lSss car
Tying passengers and freight. Passeh-
gers and cargo landed al Port FREEMAN
tie without transfer. the nearest noiht
access bic to the Copper river. Hsser \ a :
lions must be made at once. La coAhtr
Trading & Transportation Co. ASehts'
Central wharf Seattle
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Alaska K[OND|KE WANTS.
ALASKA SHIPPING NOTICE.

AA-ss1A@- ---4A- G-sNr NJ = =
Low rates 20 Dy@a and Skaguay or
horses hay. lumber, dogs, merchandise
etc Also low passenger rates 20 any and
all Alaskan points
Apply 10 .. Cd. ROSA. Secretary q
the J. II. Woolery Shipping Co, Rosen-
bsrg's cigar store. Yesier way. Seattle.
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NOTICE of DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name and style OF Clancy 4
Montgomery, doing business az Seattle
King county. Washington. is this eay dls
solved h. mutual consent, having rstirea
from business Any person having any
claims against said firm IL requested ~
present same within thirty days.
THOMAS CLANCY SIR
] II. MONTGOMERY
rstefi az Seattle Is~uHrv 10 ISae
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STE GERs-
TIT ON THE FLYER

pr,.ET SOUND g ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-13
WAR SPIRIT
 GROWING
 IN JAPAN Personnel of Marc uis 1tO's New Ca binet
 Announced. Himself Premier and NiSsi Minister of For
 eign Affairs. Activity at the Japanese Dock yards Is Not Permitted
 to Decrease. PRESS STILL BELLICOSE. Continually Discussing tho Possible Alliance With tho English
 GOVernnnont
Activity at the Japanese Dock wards Is Not Permitted
 to Decrease.
PRESS STILL BELLICOSE.
Continually Discussing tho Possible Alliance With the English
 Government
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Shanghai says that the new Japanese Cabinet has been completed with the following distribu- ton of portfolios:
 Premier-The Marquis Ito.
 Minister of Foreign Affairs-Baron Nissi (NichD.
 Minister of the Interior-Viscount Koshikawa.
 Minister of War-Viscount Katsura
 Minister of Marine-Marquis Saigo Tsugumichi
 Minister of Finance-Count Inouye.
 Minister of Commerce-Baron Itomi- Yoji.
 Minister of Communications Suicamtsu.
 Minister of Education-Marquis Sai- oyni.
 Minister of Justice-M. Some
 A dispatch to the Times from Kobe says: The endeavor to form an Ito- Okuma coalition ministry failed. Mar quis Ito, after great difficulty and the personal intervention of the Mikado. has constructed a ministry independent of political parties, for which a brief career is predicted. The military party strongly approves Japan's assert ing herself in the present crisis, and the activity at the dockyards is un- abated. The press Is constantly dis cussing an Anglo-Japanese alliance.
 The correspondent of the Times at Kobe, Japan, says he learns from good authority from Seoul that the Korean finances are already disorganiZed and that McLeavy Brown will retain the commissionership of customs under NJ. Kuril Alexieff, the Russian representa- tive.
 A special dispatch from Shanghai says the treaty providing for lease or ktaochau to Germany is not yet signed. Japan is strenuously opposing the final signature. The British gun boat Swift has gone to Hainan to as- certain the French movements.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-13
GOVERNOR BUDD CITED
 TO APPEAR " COURT
Must Show Cause Why He Does Not Declare Certain Act or the Hast Legis-
 fufure Law

SACRAMENTO, Jan. Ex-Governor Budd has been cited to appear in the Superior Court of this county on Sat urday next to show cause why he does not declare a certain bill passed by the last Legislature law. This or der is made in response to the applica- tion of w. J. Gavigan of San Francisco for a writ of mandate to that effect
 The last Legislature passed a bill creating the office of sociological expert in cities having 25.000 school children or over (San Francisco). Ten days af- ter it's passage Governor Budd vetoed the bill but Gavigan-in whose inter- est it is said to have been passed-has always claimed that more than ten days elapsed before the Governor sent his vote to the Senate, and that the bill Is in force.
 The San Francisco authorities elected Gavigan to the office. and he brought the action against the Governor to compel him to promulgate the bill as a law. Gavigan's claim is that the Cover nor allowed nearly three hours in ex- cess of the legal ten days to pass before the Senate was notified of his vote.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-13
TO HOLD BACK THE CROWD.
Officers to Be Stationed Around the Pasu-
 dend crematory.

PASADENA, Jan. 12.-The remains of Durrant were not cremated here this afternoon, as expected, although every thing was in readiness, and the body reached Los Angeles at 1:45 p. m., ac- companied by the parents. It is the wish of the Durrants that the casket be cremated with the body, but Reynolds & Van Nuys say the body will be re- moved as usual and placed in the cre- matory.
 It is feared a crowd of sensation hunters will follow the remains from Los Angeles, and the Mayor has taken steps to protect the crematory from the crowd. and an effort will be made to keep the curious out, although this will be difficult if not impossible. Reynolds &, Van Nuys have been annoyed all day by applications to witness the crema- tion, and have also been the recipients of large number of congratulatory telegrams upon the. stand they have taken in the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-13
AWFUL FATE OF THREE CYPSIES Little Child Falls Into a Fiercely Burning
 Campfire. The Frantic Mother Burned to Death While Attempt
 ing Its Rescue. Failing to Save Either, the Husband and Father Cuts His Throat
 With Razor.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PORTLAND, Or, Jan. 12.-A harrow ing tale of a triple tragedy in a gypsy camp about ten miles south of Me Minnville was brought here to-day by Frank Burroughs, commercial traveller.
 A band of forty gypsies, bound for California, camped on the scene of the tragedy last Saturday night, intend ing to proceed on their way the Mon day morning following Sunday fore noon a two-year-old child of Andrew Ostrander, the chief, fell into a fiercely raging fire built of fallen trees. The screams of the infant attracted the att tention of its mother. who was only a dozen yards away. Crazed with ex- citement at seeing her little one being devoured by the flames the woman thoughtlessly leaped into the fire. in which both she and the child were burned to death in a few minutes. Os- trander'S efforts to save his wife-who must have gone stark mad at witness ing the horrible fate of her offspring- proving futile, he slashed his throat with a razor, bleeding to death in a short time.
 T met the caravan of gypsies late Monday afternoon as I was driving from McMinnville to Lafayette" said MT. Burroughs. when the elder son of Ostrander, a strapping fellow of 23 years, then the acting chief of the tribe halted me and voluntarily told me of the fearful occurrence Sunday. These three lives, of course, count for noth- ing as the world goes. yet 1t was a pitt full tragedy. all the same. Young Os- trander told me that the Coroner of Yamhill County had not been notified of the three deaths. because the tribe is governed by it's own laws. They had the charred remains of the woman and her child and the body of Ostrander in one of the wagons. Their remains will be taken to the redwoods in San Mateo County, Cal, where hundreds of the past thirty years'