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opened fire. The land batteries OF
Cardenas supported the fire of the
Spanish gunboats.
The engagement commenced at 2:05
? M and lasted for about an hour.
THE WOUNDED ARE:
Lieut. j. B. Bernadou. commanding
the Winslow; William Patterson and
Daniel W. McKeown.
All are slightly wounded except Pat
terson, whose condition is serious.
The battle, while it lasted, was ter
rlic. The Wilmington and the Hud-
son were ahead and opened fire on
the Spanish boats, which were lying
al the docks. The firing began at a
range of $500 yards.
few minutes later the Winslow
came up and also opened fire. In an
instant the entire attention of the
spanish gunboats and land batteries
We're directed upon her. From all
sides shot and shell seemed to pour
IN upon the little torpedo boat.
me Wilmington and the Hudson
sui kept up their FIRE, but they could
net turn aside the terrible storm of
nFe and death pouring in upon the
torpedo boat The crew of the Wins
io~' however, never fal.ered for a sec
ond.
Al 2:35 p. m. a solid shot crashed
INTO the hull of the Winslow and
knocked out her boiler. In an instant
She began to roll and drift helplessly.
II was moment of awful suspense.
neree cheer Of triumph went up from
ne Spaniards on the gunboats and in
'ne batteries, and again a storm Of fire
was opened up on the helpless boat
me gunboat Hudson, which was
Ping nearby, started to the assist
'nle OF the Winslow. She ran along
''1e the torpedo boat and tried to
"IoW line to the imperilled crew
Up TO THIS TIME.
WIN the exception of the one slot
winch disabled the boiler of the Wins
io" tie firing of the Spanish gun
poa'S had been wild but as the Wins.
~" lay rolling in the water, the range
t'e" closer and shells began to ex-
Mode all about her
II was difficu.t for the Hudson to get
"edr enough to throw a line 10 the
"IhSlow's crew, so terrible was the
N'e all about her. Finally, after about
twenty minu;es, the Hudson ap-
P0aehed near eacugh to throw a line.
Ensign Ba2'ey and six men were
S,auding in group on the deck of tae
"InSiow. "Heave. heave, heave her.'
S"Outed Bagley. as he looked toward
commander of the Hudson and
'"'ed for a lire.
|oh | miss it, shouted the officer
,,''h the Hudson. and with a smile
,,.S"y called back: LET her one.
seItlng too hot for comfort
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Business Sessions Yesterday in the
Parlors Of the Mcclure House, Fol-
lowed by Trolley Ride at Night.
A Number Of Excellent Papers
Read The Programme tor To-
Day Visitors Presen.
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THE oFE1cIAL REPORT.
Commodore Remey notifies the Navy
Department of the Battle at Cardenas.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Sad news
came to the Navy Department this morn
ing from the blockading coast. telling OF
the death in action of five American sail
ors. the first TO shed their blood for their
country since the outbreak of war. Inc
press kilograms had already announced
that the Hudson had arrived at Key W vest
bringing the body of Ensign Worth Bag
ley, but as no other names were given at
first the officials were keenly anxious TO
learn who the other victims were. Al
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STATIONERY.

EASTER CARDs-very cheap to c,osa
out. Pittsburg Dispatch. Post. Tines
CommereaI T TaTe5te Cincinnati Enqurer
leading dalies, delivered Iiiferar EAR, ot anI
fashion Journals. Stationary. GosnNi
Hymns. c. Fl. QUIMBY, l4l4 Markat g
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ny6ei
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-24
Merrill Electro ledical and
Surgical Institute,

Collins block. corner Second avenue and
James street, Seattle, Wash. This insti-
tute IS established for the cure OF all kinds
or acute and chronic diseases, and to ~
sure that such can and will be done we
desire 10 say that IN the treatment of these
difficuities we bring into acquisition Gal
Vanic, Faraoic and Static electricity In their
most potent forms, aided by the scientific
administration of medicines, and the per
necessary. Being equipped to handle dis
eases IN scientific way that no other in
sttution in this state Is provided, we
therefore solicit as patients those suffer
ing with maIadies that have resisted all
other methods of treatment. The physi-
clans Of this Institution not only make a
speciality OF treating, but cure diseases of
tarrh, deafness and "a grippe. paralysis.
epilepsy, stomach and liver affections:
tumors, cancers. hood and skin diseases
and diseases of the kidneys. bladder and
nervous system Structures, hydroceles
and varicoceles radically cured without
pain or detention from business and guar
an.eed in every case.
Women viii find in our wonderful COM
b.nation of medicinal and electrical appii-
cation a powerful, yet agreeable and posi-
tive cure for any OF their many ailments
The gynecoiogist In charge Of the DEPART
Inent Of diseases of women devotes him.
self exclusively to the care of those dis
eases, thus assuring his patients a treat
ment only obtainable from an exhaustive
daily invite all sufferers to cal on us. II
will cost them nothing to have a conf
Dental talk.
Write If you cannot call.
c. S. MERRILL. A. NJ, NJ D.. and
associates, consulting physicians.
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RECEIVERS SAT.E.--Circut Court Of the
United States District OF Washington.
Western Division. William ~ MacRae
complainant. ~. Bowers Dredging Com
paHy. defendant.
Notice il hereby given that I. the under
signed. the dHy appointed. qualified and
acting receiver n the abavs-eatitlsd &c.
ttoG. wtd. purs2Srt 20 an order of the
Hen. &. III. Ha0f sTcl. Judge Of said court.
m8Ge la thc aboFe~efttttitd aet!an. and en-
tered IN the ofice 90 tie clerk of said
court in the city of Tacoma on the I4th
day - May. 1885. sell al pubilc auction 10
tho highest and best h.3der for cash. all
% the personal cAHftfiS of every nature
ard description bc'0Hsing 80 cAe sad Bow
CTS nfcdS ns Company ard ROW in my
possession as said receiver. ether than tbs
drcdges Anaconda and python their
tackle. apparel ard furniture which said
about 30 a2H feet az etGhtcen-!nch Hanged
tran discharge pipe, pipe toagS 5ack
screws. pipe cutters, Uspe stock ard dies
drills. steam pipe. snEne-s, punV hes drill
eejag the personal ehatte-s used BY the
said Bowers Dredging Company IN ape9-
attnE the dTedges Python and Anaconda
10 and aNCOt tAe harbor % tive city OF
Seattle. state Of Washington. That SAID
sale WIZ ~ made oa the lSt cav % June
iSS az l,Se O'clock IN he afternoon, az
AyeYS dock. Just south Of che Centsn-
nal 91urtuG mills IN the cay og Seattle
county - King aHd state % Was lfngton
Grd subject 80 tae confirmation OF the
court.
Terms 81 sale: Twen;y-ave Per cent. Of
the purchase money VII 30 required -
Re paved IN cash or certified check or some
hank .u Seattle. ~ the sine the property
IS knocked down. a1a tae balance On the
confirmation q sale rs sae court
Dated Nay - $50
Receiver of TIL 5oaers Dredging 60,
w-r ra-. ..~a.
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CITY NOTICES.


CTR mEAsURER's NOTICE NOTICE
y ersey given that the assessment roll
az Local Improvement District No 1870 IN
ne CITY OF Seattle. created 10y ordinance
Ne sFsa. Entitled an Ordinance provid-
ng for the Improvement of Fast Jeffer-
Ea Street. In the City of Seattle. from
Twentieth Avenue to the Alley between
Twenty Avenue and Twenty second
Avenue; Twenty first Avenue from East
Jefferson Street 10 a point 10 feet South
Of has. Marion Street, and Twentieth Az
slie frctn East Jefferson Street 10 a point
10 feet aouth Of East Marion Street by
cmstructIng therein an ironstone pipe
axer throughout said portions of said
streets and said avenues. together with
all necessary yves. openings, manlfo,es.
'dmpholes. ventilltors. cateh-bssins and
Rushing tanks. and providing for the pay
nsaf therefor by the mode OF i;nrnedi date
payment and establishing a fund for such
payment by an assessment npon allthe lots
ard parcels Of land benefited by such i'm
rfeTement. under the provisions % ordI-
aanee No. SSa. approved April 18th. is3,
as Amended by Ordinance No. $50, APP
proved the Sth day of MAY, 1924. Ordinance
Va stes approved Nav Sfh 1885, and the
City Charter "a now in force. has heen
certified 10 me for collection. and that
hnifs~ payment OF the assessment thereon
contained Is made within 30 days from
Ess date Of the first publication of this
retlea such assessment shah become de-
rate OF 10 rer cent. per annu.n until paid.
and II not paid before such assessment
sail have become delinquent penalty
of per cert shall he added. and the
eans delinquent shall tie entered on the
annual tax roll fer the current year
asasnst each lot and parcel 80 delinquent
aud With the interest collected as other
tssas separate accotint he4ng kept there
Of, and y NOT raid within the time fixed
Ter Tire payment Of city taxes shalt be
charges ami penalties "a are authorized
20 be charged and collected 81, other de-
haagent taxes. each lof or parcel so de-
hsoneni sAau be sold for the amount Of
shch assessment. with Interests and costs.
~ ,he time and IN the manner and by
isr 1me authority IS lands and lots are
SD for city taxes
A IT. FoOTE.
City Treasurer Of she CITY az Seattle.
Date u drst publication, Seattle Wash,
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.

leaves Gaibraith dock. foot OF Washing
ton street fer Sylvan Grove Port White.
Rrenerton l.. S. Dry Dock. Charleston.
sidney. Tracyton. S.IverdsIe daily except
Saturdays and Sundays at 3e0 D. m; Sat
urdavs at $50 p. IN; Sundays at 500 H.
n. Returning. leaves Silverdale at 200 a.
m. Dry Dock SO A. m Saturday nights
leaves Siiyerdale $50 y. M. Dry Dock
ZOO D m. Telephone. Red Isl.
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CITY rRgAsuRER.s NoTrcE-CIrY OF

tirf TREAsURER's NoTICE-CTTY OF
sest.ie
Ne'ice Is hereby given that the ssssess-
rem rsH ~ local Improvement district No.
- Tor the Improvement % DtA e0nai Street
y IRE city - Seattle from South iine ~
.as Street 20 Lake View Avenue. uuder
We pFosts33'l~ OF ordinance No S,N. pro
,saag Ter said Improvement Is grading tha
fasse And constructing sidewalks thereon
shs tar AZ assessment - paw therefor nv
- risssc q payment IS bonds has here
..s$o'e sacn aUly certified 10 Hae fer collie
ven ard tae respective e.tnas therein
saAFsed ard levied against each lot and
.s'sssi ef 'ar3 sn sid district must ~ paid
- 'Tp equal animal payments with inter
-. spaa tee whole sum NJ ChSrgs Il an3
.xsfa az SUN lnssallments thereof a. re
$50 aapaia. tho rate cf ten p*r sea;.
- aaaJsn, Sn1 .zlit interest must ~ f,aid
~.sstsf together with the annual igs-ss4
bsAs rafting dUe IA each YEAR Said ssiasS
$50 y he3r Interest CIV tire 81 dav %
go -. wv s0d tAe sfth sustajI-ue0i nf said
- sssiaerts ana tbe interest for he ijfth
- NJ become asle On tNc 81 Aar %
- ~ Jnie~~ payment ba made ~
49,. Sentiment s.. principal and aid ic-
,sss IN ~ before sg3d 1sd day a. June
$50 ne SANE shal become delinquent ami
go, go pt&r interest," az the rate of ten per
sssN.ss - annam ANITA paid ana 81 not paid
cesr, she sanas. sAau have become ae'5n-
ssAsS ieAei'Y - 1Fe per ceni. shall 1e
So, ana Tire SOUS DELINQUENT SHAH 1,+s
49, N 1nrGai tax raU fer the current
- a@A'sssst ffCf 'ct Nt raTret Of faffA 80
a. .St@Fat and W{<h the interest collected
,Nsss@sF t@N*s sf1a,ate 2ccourf being kept
49, @Hf tf rrt nit& wfsaEa .he fisss..
~ t9s tAs payr,. ~ Of cav raxss saali
yssA ,1sgss rs S}1rn ~ sre collected t.,-
s'.ssx VI sueh aa3 .tonai charzes or pen
ca,tss.ss sc auto2,tseS - he charged aaA
60" an otks- t;atf-fr.ssrt taxes a~s
80 tei - parcel - .}EsEY,.,r,srf san "a
wfts -. Sc a-'aeaus u es3ch assessment
sh~ r~~-'t-SA #ad costs as the tssse and On
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sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Sun
davs Tuesdays and Thursdays at LEO
p m. for PORT Townsend. Port Williams,
pungeness Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pysat. Clallam Bay and Neah
Bay; re,uI',s,s So tn. ar ISa,sie ?. m.
Yasler dock for Port Townsend Port
Angeles and Victoria Mondays. Wednes-
says and Fridays AZ $50 y. m. arrives
Main 4S.
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sKAGIT RIVER RouTE.-steamer City

SIX Ntrf M In NtN' : 4 10. N1ttdFfFtE CITY
of Champaign.
Weekly time card-Leaves Seattle Nav
% at 10 a M May 2a at ii a. m. May
- al 1e noon. leaves Mount Vernon May
q at D. m. May e at y. M. May % AT
o. m, calling AZ Tulalip. Stanwood. Fir,
skagit CITY Mount Vernon and Avon.
For passenger and freight rates apply at
civ dock Telephone. Main ". H. H.
MCDONALD. Master. W. T.. GILKESON,
Manager
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FLY on THE FLYER"


SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except sunday.
IN one hrsar ard swenty-lys minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips Seatsie-i2cona
route. as follows
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAJ .
TINE CARD.
Leave Seastle-Is45. Ills a. m-: z:s5 e:ia
.. n.
Leave Tacema-s:p e. r.; i. ~. p M
SUNDAYS.
Leave Sea.;le-.:1 a. ~. L MS P n.
Leave Tacomz-9.30 a. m: 40. l:D D. "a.
CONS. ard Commercial dock. foot OF Ma
rtcn street. Seattle. "a
Sundays. steamers Flyer ard State OF
Washington.
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CITY NOTICES.


attic. from Fourth Av~rne to Sixth Ave
nue. under ordinance No. SO. ami heap
Ing thereon.
Notice is hersny given that the ass@ss-
n.eni roll Of Local Improvement District,
Nc fs. for the Improvement OF Terrace
Street In the City OF Seattle. from Fourth
Avenue TO Sixth Avenue under ordinance
No: $40. has been reported by the Board
OF Pr5tic Works 10 the City Council Of The
City Of Seattle and r. now on file I'm the Of
ice OF the City Comptroller and ex-ogfcso
Cfts Clerk and the came IL now open fer
paeIsc inspection az said office. and viii
remain open FOR inspection until Monday,
the sth day OF June. 1Hs at o'clock ..
M. and all persons interested are hereby
required 20 appear before the City Council
at session thereof 10 be held in the Cour-
c5i Chmber In the City Hail. on the err
day OF June. 1855 al o'eiock o. N ard
make objections thereto. At said time so
fxed the City Council will consider any and
all objections made and will make such
corrections IN said roll as IL deems Just,
and Will then by ordinance approve such
roll and levy and assess the amounts there
OF against each parcel and 10. OF land
shown In said roll and declare the same q
first Hen thereon.
Said matter may be adjourned 10 a later
date Il so ordered By tie City Council.
City Comptroller and ex-Offfeio CIV C-leyk
Date of first publication. May Il. 1sss
IsIPouNDED STOCK NoTIcE-Tnr. fol-
lowing described horse, placed in the city
pound May II, 1885. wifi be sold Al pub
lie auction to the highest bidder FOR
cash In hand. TO pay COS; Of irr,pounSing
and advertising. May &c. lssts, at 10 O'Clock
n m. az the front door OF police head
quarters. corner Third avenue and Yesler
way:
One bay horse, white face. four white
feet.
The owner Of the above described horse
being unknown u me.
q. IS. REED. Chief OF Police.
Date OF first publication, May Is. ls6
IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTrCE-The fol-
lowing described mare placed in the city
pound May 10. 1893. Will be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
In hand. 10 pay ccst OF impGanding and
advertising. May e. fs9s at 10 O'Clock
s. M. at he front Gocr of poilce head
quarters. corner Third avenue and Yesler
way.
One light bay mare. years old. lame in
left fore shoulder.
TIE owner or the above described mare
being unknown TO me.
c. S. REED Chief of Police
Date Of first publication. May H. 1885
:
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KCCDRUETsS t e:f-c c,s ssse Il. faa ei se
tn AK N nsSnpiss al. freSktes. etc. and
reader tlss Ceapi~ S1rAr. Eogt Bad GEfal
~s~d zoe q sssassss e ~ oeNss8rys Facial >ssa.
facs2a Cream, EaSfAi Fsssie- as1t l~atxi cream.
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FOR VANCOUVER. VIA ANACoRTES'
wEATCOM AND BLAINE.
The Elegant Sidewhsel Steanf
OCEAN WAVE
Clancy. Master.

win Leave Yesler wharf. Seattle. every
Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday az II 80
D. m FOR Anaccrtes. Fairhaven. WHAT
cor, and Vancouver Passengers may go
on board ard occupy rouns at $50 p. m
Returning viii leave Vancouver every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. a. IL
p. m.
THIS steamer has superior passenger sc-
Communications Table service unsurpassed
For freight or passage apply on board c:
at Yerier wharf.
WASHINGTON STEAM MAJ CO.
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STEAMSHIP CLEVELAND

VIII leave Seattle for San Francisco on
Thursday, May &c. returning leave San
Francisco Thursday, June 2.
For freight and passage rates apply
f. F.. GAME. Agent,
Arlington Dock. Phone. Pike a.
PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE
f05 Yesier Way.
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VIcTORIA-PORT TOWNSEND.
Puget Sound & British Columbia Steamship
Scmpany'S
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC
Leaving Arlington Dock daily except
Sunday.
$50 a m lIvl..... Seattle ..,..lAr 2:45 a m.
80 D. m I.vl PIT. Townsend. .li4v II 80 p. m.
40 y. m sArl.... Victoria ....lLFi eNV PIN
s. r. 3URLING Agent,
ArlipGton Dock.
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THE ANCHOR LINE-BelMngham Bay.
Blaine and Tacoma. Steamer Geo f.
Starr leaves Arlington Dock for Ana
cortes. F'airhayen. New Whatcom and
Blaine. Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
at 9 p. m. For Tacoma same days at
a.
THE ANCHOR LINE,
Phone. Pike "a Office Arlington Dock.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER \. n. ROBINSON.
Carrying L. :. Mail
or Pcrt Orchard ard Port Washington
route. leaves city dock foot OF Main
street. $50 a. M. calling at South Reach
Rarchell. Br.ck Yard. Bremerton u.
Navy Yard. sidney, Charleston. Tracyton.
Chico Sliver3ale. Leaves Port Csrchs I'd
Navy Station At -. m. arrives Seattle
ats D. m. f.. n. Robinson. master. Iillw,
Bogardus Co. agents. Telephone
Main 81.
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Capital stock paid In .......... $5es Or
surplus ...--... ........ ........ 80 10
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Value IN Combination,

The value of certain remedies In COM
oinafion for the cure OF disease cannot be
overestimated- The curative influence of
electricity, medicine and surgery, when
scientifically applied, become positive
therapeutic factors in the removal OF dis
ease, as is Illustrated by the many mar
Vicious reeoveries effected BY the physicians
of the
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wHATCOM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE
Take Steamer BAY CITY for Anacortes.
Fairhaven or Whatccm. Leaves CONNER
cial dock, Tacoma, : p. m: City dock
foot OF Main street,. Seattle. S p. m,
Tues. Thurs. and SAT-. Returning leaves
Whatcom p. M. Fairhaven. s:l5 p. H.
and Anacortes 10 p. m, Sun, Wedues and
Fri Fares-Seaftle 81. or $50 round trip:
Tacoma sl.o5. or e round trip.
W. III. ELLIS
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As receiver % the Bowers Dredging CO.
SEQ notice Of sale Of nther property of
the Bowers Dredging Company in this
issuc.
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Receiver ~ I'll EoRFrS Dredging 60.
See notice - sac cf other property =
the Bowers preds ng Company IL N
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City Treasurer az she Ctty OF Seattle.
Date u arst publication, Seattle. wash.
nsy = lSe.
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This exploit brought Morgan into such
prominence among the buccaneer'ng fra
ternttv that he became the acknowledged
leader OF she buccauser forces tn the west
indies. and .hencsforward hts operations
were on a grand scale. He commanded the
F,uccaneer navies In the attack on Porto
ReI}o on Marasai5o. and Gibraltar, and
exhibited a degree OF military skin which
excited the admiration even % professional
soldiers.
His chef d'oeuvre was the capture of
panarna IN the winters OF 1870 and rs7l
The plunder frora Porto Belio. Maracaii,o
and Gibraltar in Venezuela. had made
him a very rich man. for. unlike his COM
panfons. he vas Of a saving tarn, and did
nus sqaander the money he received on the
division Of Tia xoalls az syery expedition.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.
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Whitmere Bros. BARRIERS. 7s5 Kan. ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-02-17
QCLEYELAND,s KIND ACT.
Ex-President Buys Farm to Prevent
It's Aged Owner From Being
Turned Out.

Trenton, n. J., Feb. 17.-Grover Cleve-
land has saved to an aged farmer the
home that had been sold over his head by
a sheriff. Thus the former president of
the United States makes return for the
often enjoyed privilege Of shooting over
the old mans land. Mr.. Cleveland, an
ardent sportsman, as everybody knows,
frequently journeys from his Princeton
home for a days shooting. His chosen
spot was John Shocks farm. Mr.. Cleve-
land never failed on these expeditions to
stop at the small, weather-stained farm
house and chat for a moment with John
Shook
On one of his trips not long ago the ex-
President was told by the farmer that he
would probably not be allowed to shoot
there many more times. The place had
been Sold Shook explained, and he would
have to go away. Questioned by Mr..
Cleveland, the farmer told how the house
and land, his home for many years, had
gone at sheriff's sale and been bought by
Captain Samuel Van Kirk, well-to-do
neighbor.
Mr.. Cleveland said a few words of sym
pathy to the farmer, but nothing of his
purpose and hurried away to Captain
Van Kinks house. He was soon back
and greeted the old farm with: Il guess
you won't have to move. I've bought the
farm and you are my tenant now, and
you'll remain here at my pleasure
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Pensions for Kansans.

Washington, Feb. 17.-Pensions have
been granted as follows:
Original-Jas. Eagur, Topeka, Sc Con
rad Hamn, Strawn, Sc; VIM. s. Tetrow,
Ell Dorado, IS; Geo. w. Christy, Bur
Hngame, IS; Baily Bradford, Perry, IS;
Harrison B. Smith, National Military
Home, Leavenworth, SEWN. H. Mault-
by, Kickapoo City, So; Geo. Morris, Ma
tional Military Home, Leavenworth,$ 12
Hamilton EagleSon, Pomona, Sc.
Restoration and INCONSISTENCIES H.
Sheahan, Arcadia, 81 to SIT.
Renewal and Increase-Louis Sand
ers, TOnganoXie, Sc to IS.
Increase-Oliver P. Gallagher, Ma
tional Military Home, LeavenwOrth, Sc
to So; HOnore Demers, Aurora, So to SO;
Edmond Clark, Fort Dodge, "a to So;
Hiram S. Huffman, Larned, Sc to So.
Reissue and Increase-Patrick J.Gub-
bins, Collyer, So to SO
Original Widows, Etc.-Martha E.
Winans, Garrett, $17; minor Of Col
umbia Crosson, Minneapolis, $40; RhOda
J. Tyler Abilene, So.