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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01

CHICAGO. March i.-willettie.
the handsome bay Red Wilkes mare
which Manager Davis Of the coium-
bla theater has been using as a
brood mare and roadster. was pur-
chased ny ". n. Tfehenor a Co.. the
well known dealers In hish.elans
horses Of the rtockyards. who paid
the sum of $500 for the MARI. viii.
lettie'r dam IN riva a. .7sl. bywesiKe.
wood (2Ipl. John splan's celebrated
campaigner of a decade ago. Her
second dam was Tulip. by Abdaliah
rs. and her third dam was the fam.
GUS Madam Dudley. WiIlcttie's re-
cord IL Is 60 wagon. made in the
mud last labor dap At Washington
Park. when Mr. Davis drove her
against g. X. q. billings hay mare.
winning the cup for eentiemen's
roadsterE. Mr.. Davis says he has n
number OF mares at Niliuwdaie
quite a. well bred as WilIettie. one
Of which he will soon have on the
road here for pleasure driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01

NEW YORK. March i.-speyer n
Co.. hnvina effected With the gov
eminent a settlement % iis claim
against the Central Paeine Railway
Company. By which there are 20 be
issued 81. csc 600 first refunded mort
rage per cent. koii bonds as COLI
lateral fceurity for the paymen, OF
the notes remaining In the hands OF
the government for its claim. a re-
adjustment Of the financial anairs
u the Central Pacific has becofnr
necessary. A plan 81 REIMBURSEMENT
has been prepared by spcyer a CO.,
II this city. Fpey~r Bros.. OF Ian
don. Lar. speyef EiiSsen. Of Frank
fort .on-ths- Main. Teixeira de Mat
toe uros.. u Arastsrdsm. and the
Doutsehs Bank. Of Berlin, who have
consented 60 act az rehdjustment
Managers They have Also formed
a syndicate Ia provide all the cash
requirements Of the plan.
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Few Americans and
LittIeDev|opment.
NOME CLAIMS BEING WORKED
Latest news From North sreuGht
pown ~ City VI Seattle.
Tscsy.

News from Atiln. brought down by
the City of Seattle. states that some
I Development work ia being done in
I the mining claims In that section.
although very few Americans re.
main. work on spruce creek has
Z been FoiuR on throughout the win
ter. Some OF the men prospectus
their claims by tunnelins. and others
whip saving lumber for siuice box
e. on claims ~. rs and ioi. above.
they are slulclnr ON no. ioi. two
70 three ounces Of god per day are
being taken ont.
The work IL being dom In the
| rim rock. thawlnR out the ground by
artificial heat, aud taking the gravel
/ IN whcelbarrowu TO the creek. The
/ inches
on No. Or. two 70 three ounces Of
gold per day IL also being taken
out on the rirht bank of Spruce
creek. below Discovery. twelve or
more tunnels have been run into
bench claims. Some OF these extend
/ in from 50 10 90 feet. and the pros
poets making good developments are
said 60 be very bright.
1 NJ UhltIAHE HftH Rffh ~
Atlln since the news of the Ameri-
can exclusion act reached there, and
u IL said that Gold Commissioner
Graham discouraged Il and ordered
the work on some buildings 20 be
/ discontinued. The only work heine
done at present Is on the bank,
which IL nearly completed. II IL to
be occupied by the Canadian bank
of commerce ana the Bunk OF Hall
fax. Before the news 90 the ex-
clusion act reached Atlin, business
was very lively. and about 900 build
mrs. among which we're stores
hotels, saloons, and lodging houfes
were erected or IN course OF con
structlon.
The number OF people IN Atlln 81
the presont time IL estimated he
tween 900 and 100. At Discovefy N
the neighborhood ~ 30 and ~. ana
about 20 In Spruce creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-01

NEW YORK. March william
g. koutnick. OF Spring street. West
Hoboksn. vas convicted ia the gen
sral session court In Jersey City
yesterday on an Indictment for pat
sins forged check for fiit .out.
nick got his rams into the Adams
poisoning case a shor' tinse aao rs
telling . yarn about having posted
the packags containing the palsg
To Cornish for q man he met On n,
street lie proved 20 be a liar.
Las, summer he created a ems :
tion by getting a story printed r.
the newspapers that he had been
drowned two days after his wedding
white Nshing with q friend N the
Hack .nsack river. Hts object wes
10 have himself Believed 70 be
drowned was 10 avoid prosecution
for the check forgery.
The forged check wsr uttered OF
June sth last year. Prior 10 that
time Koutnick had been In the en-
pioy of W. A. Kelly. superlntendent
~ the Prudential Insurance Com
pany. on the morning of that dn,
koutnick stopped Leo Lake. q u.
year-oid messenger boy. on the
street and asked him ~ he wanted
10 make 70 cents.
The boy said he did. and Koutniek.
handing him a letter. told him 20
take u TO the Hudson County Ma
tionsi ank and get a check oashsd.
lie said he would meet the boy AT
the court house and get the money,
The letter purported 70 be from SUI
perintend~nt Kelly. asking the cash
ler To oslise him By eashins the In
closed check for fiA. The. check bore
the name oY Eiifsbeth MeDougsr1.
and was drawn on the Peoples SAFE
Deposit Company Of the Town of
Union. The check wsa easbed and
the boy went 20 the court honse with
the monty. but wss unable TO and
Kcutnick. Lake retained the money
for two days and then rave u 70
sss mother. who returned u To the
bank. AZ the trial yesterday Lake
positively Identified the defendant.
a. asa siss waiter 'Mcosrnpsey. a
is-year-oid nersboy. who WAS with
Lake.
Koutnick insisted that II was =
case Of mistaken identity. but the
Jury did not believe him.
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CHICAGO. March ATTORNEY Ar
thur J. EDDY. who is handling the
organization ~ the new cereal trust.
makes Hight OF the opposition devel=
opcd at AKRON. o.. where inlunetions
we're issued yesterday erdoining the
county auditor from entering trans.
fera ~ any title 10 property or assets
10 any corporation organized In New
Jersey.
"The deeds and papers we're all
signed" said he. before the injunc.
tlonovas issued. and the deal ls con-
eummnted There are but seventy
one shares ~ stock involved. and the
hitsbnnd ~ Mrs. Hover. who
bresught the suit. was a director In
the Company and was present Mt the
fncetlu.rNw action was taken for
the snle apd transfer Of the proper
~.
AT the sapnc time he was there
his wife must have been preparing
The pfs5s<rss,--l Inc suit. I 10 bat be-
iieve inc case .yill pmount ~ any
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Better Dead Than Deaf.

CHICAGO, Merch i--vioia Miss
anm.pried, g years DID, who was
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Garrett N.
Nenzwon. az q sseley avenue. de-
eided after months OF reoding over
ineraaaine deafness that lifa without
hearlng was not worth Twins. and
Yesterday morning dicd from the o.
feet OF poison taken on Wednesday
afternoon.
abe had made the most deliberate
preparation for the act. considering
eVetSthtng the finding ~ her body
and the arrangements Tor ita urial.
she had even postponed the suicide
for over a month~not from any irht
OF iuaeeinNin, but to save her cousin
unnecessary alarm, she ives found
BY Mrs. Van8weli at about 9 o'clock
in The afternoon. lying on her bed
and unconscious.
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Seven Creeks Accused.Y1

NEW ronK, March 1.-The sew
en- mrn allsasd 70 be impli ted ir
the murder ~ Michael Fallno FER.
rando. the Greek who wes shot and
killed Oh Saturday Afternoon, were
arreisned yesterday before c0spner
yucca -Four uf the men. John Reg
weses. John Nicholson, Johannes
aonnssranas and Petrol Minaeakas.
Mere committed 20 the TOmbs With
out bait, pending the inquest, The
other three. Emile DE varney, the
Frenchman who saw the murder,
Demetrios cnfrasakinis and Arisii-
den Flores. were sen, 20 the house
x detention as Witnesses.
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GALVESTON, March The ON
e.al vote OF the state Of Texas. which
n not declared until the legislature
convenes In January. has been made
known and In AZ follows on the gov
shipi Democratic. 7si.sts. Pop
uass. iis.sss: Prohibition. 2ss7. and
Socialist. $50. There was no Repuh-
iioan candidate for governor Of Tex
AZ at last years election. some OF
the Republicans supporting the De-
rnocrnsic and some Of them support
ing the Poruiist nominee. oonsid-
ersbls number OF Texas Republicans
refrained from voting. Those OF
them who supported the Republican
candidates for congress IN Texas
cast s1,s,s votes. In the election Of
1896 the Mckinley vote was $4,000.
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RUINED THEIR TRADE
British coiumbls msde Q
Grave Error.

VANCOUVER. Be. March L.
When Joseph Martin. attorney gen
eraI Of British Columbia. framed his
bill. which i intended TO keep aliens
out Of the placer feids of the prov
ince. a General cry Was sent up "its
a good move.
Merchants. professional men. out
ftters-in fact. all classes Joined In
the cry, what we have. we VIII
keep. referring. Of course. to the re-.
Gently discovered rich piscsrr az the
Atiin dlstric,. In Northern British
Columbia.
II was generally conceded that the
bin was directly aimed 81 Uncle
gam. Americans were grabbing up
all the rich claims in the new Ei
Dorado. tuft az they had In the
Klondike. ~ they were kept out.
Canadians and British subjects
would get show. The Atiin gold
fields would he purely Canadian III
every sense of the word. The lucky
Canadians would return With their
hays OF shining gold dust Co the Can.
adam cities on the coast. and ~ a
result O. their work In the far north
many people would directly benent.
OF course, there would he a rush
to Attn. The scenes Of a year ago
would he repeated alons the water
front. where speedy Canadian steam
er, would be taxed to their utmos,
capacity to accommodate psfsen-
gers and their outfits. "A year aKo
many Americans sttired w their
picturesque klondike 81 made the
streets ana wharyes Nans'ty>r
an animated sight. vncfle ssn woui
,ey cravfi Il gold seeklkrs that woui,
,.ave for The new reoi0 fields. 10
we're the, ne held exclusively 70
British sattest
nut now tii.t tn act IL In force
there II no rush and no business
The merchants ~ are very sorr,
,h.. IN hernrr4e law.
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MAnpin. kareh 1.-The reslguf
tiup nf ths IdtSrel ministry ws
hAndesi the Queen Resent today y
fsrcmler SaFsshta. sah4ssa's resigfs'
ton u tmrsied as accompany 10
those ef thn ministers
IL has beer anticipated 9or SOC
time that the downfall Of the niirs'
try Would result - soon aa o.
cortes got 4 ss.A - work. and 10
there II freat excitement herc, q
one Il SURPRISED. Fef several Do
past Il Was apparent that ! mis-
tertzi crisis was inmla.nt
The cabinet = convinced of q
ifapazsihility o. aVadine defeat p
the finai voir On the bili Tor the %
sion Of ths Philippines, az ihr oig'
sitson naS Increase. while IN. -
srnmeni cannot hope 10 lin a
single sssaisipnai Supporter,
The SrnAte. BY vote - 10 TO -
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HOTEL FOR SKAGWAy.
Alaska Man Will Build . $50
Room House.

j. A Manning ana wife arrived
th.A morning on the CITY q seattle.
Mr.. Manning In proprietor ~ the
occiasnlnl hatr. ~ Ekag~ay. Speak E
ing of hotel facthfie-. he safd there
vas rot n eps<f hr-s .eiass hntcl N
skssway. ~ rule the rooms are
small and without any means %
heating. The hotel lohhs L. TN.
siving room. guests uainE their
rooms nniy % siasp N Mr. Man
ming intends % form q company e.
erect is roam hotel, with all mod.
srn improvements end caut ~uiences
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NEW YORK. March i.--Antoniu
Curafi. OF s23 Adams street. Hobo
ken. was held for the action Of the
Hudson county grand jury by Re
corder stanton In that city yester-
day. charged with cutting his wife
on the head with a carving knife,
NAs. Curati was removed 20 ~
Mary'a hospital Her SON Danfal
aald that biz father was asleep and
was snoring loudly. Mrs. curati OBJ
iected to the noise and attempted To
turn her husband over on his side
thinking that u would prevent tho
annoyance. He awoke and assault
ed her. curati claimed that his wife
attacked him with an umbrella
while he W anpsIeep. lie said that
he only defended himself.
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SALT LAKE,, March LIB. IT.
Roberts. ccnrrcssmnn-e from
Utah. whose admission 20 the house
OF representatives was opposed by
many persons received &c. 2ss votes.
against .s.esi for his competitor.
There IL equal suffrage in Utah.
withouts any ser distinctions, and q
majority Of women who vote in Utah
supported. u II said. the candieature
81 rr. Roberts.
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EvEn,T FEELS GOOD
Hor.4ty. }. Mil Will Vet
Wake II His Termjous

!. Il I'd Peterson. of Everett. ia ir
4tto ~ Tie sayn that the people q,
u 81 are juhIlant over the or.
! - sion Of credit TO James ]. Mn
1 ffesiaent af the Great North.rr
fla. 70 The effect that Everett pre.
hts better facilities as the ter.
anus OF railroad than seattI. NJ
ne present time.
az. i'm said that Seattle did no,
afford ground for tracks ana fre,sh,
Yards said he. and he ala 80,
mat Everett afforded these facIils
tica" "e"'~
DID he not say that the tide aats
a, seattle would afford these facIIl-
ties7" was asked.
Yes he did say that. but vo,.
,'ne hats are not silled. ana us peorIs
'a,, .Vsrea' are hoping that thew
wy % @aa W. frank reply.
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Bad FIrs In Massachusetts

uoLYoKE. Mass.. Marsh Ia
Nee which threatened 20 wire out
the business section ~ the city was
extinss,shed this morning after half
a million dollars werth 81 damage
hal been INFLICTED ana ten hremen
hurt. but rons seriously
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RATE BILL DEAD.


OLYMPIA. March l. II /. nov.
cia''n cd that one OF the results OF The
Investigation OF the state printI,.
question made by the house corn
mites on printing and supplies. 4.
.he TACT that there is at present .
uenciency In the printing fund OF
ssi~, and this, Notwithstanding thai
the session laws of 1895 make ths
creation OF n efficiency a mlsdeas
nneanor. punishable by fine ana
imprisonment. The Legislature !,
1870 had the deficiency question nm
der consideration for some time ana
came to tho conclusion that the onl~
way To avoid II In future war ~
making the creation Of a deficit hv
any state Officer or state board :
----------------
\ have been suffering . great d.a,
Win tnc FTP rhe said. piaintixelv.
- didn't know YOU were nv
\ wasn't, u was my husband
'sa 'ht s!'ps'--wAshiaclop star
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FIFTY Of THE ENEMY KILLED
Mere Firing Repfted From Mamie and
- IIoilo 0e American Killed

rnert embarked this rrernine on ths
transport ~. Paul for >sEros.
Advises from iiollo report desults
DRY firinE on the piekets. but no
deaths as resplt OF the IRE are
mentioned n IL believed that In
surgents have inniet~d no damage AZ
all on the Americans there. In either
killed % wounded
Chaplain Leland. Of IN. First Ten
ness~e regiment. died AT fiollo Of
small pos.
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Is BETTER
KipIing MayRecover
but Still Very III.
HID GOOD SLEEP LAST NIGHT
---s=--s-==s--=-
Mis- pellrium II Replaced by
Rsstfui Stun Der.
lIIS BE0THER.Is.IiN ~ \. T.
-=aaH=a
Beatty Hsiestier IL ASSISTING Kip
iisgs Reeevsfy. when He
viii sue MIN.
Mis- pellrIum II Replaced BY
Restfui Stun Der.
IIlS BE0THER.Is.IiN II \. Y

Nyw York. March / The To-
lowing bulletin as to Klpliag's con-
dillon vas given cut this mefning'
"kipiins had 4 better niEht. and
his symptoms are Improved His
drlifium was replaced by = natural
sleep. bus s'lil he Is seriously III.
and has fever. though less eon-
ttnues."
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Selling the "cisnts. /"

NEW YORK. March 1.-The Ma
iionni league maghates VIII do moth
usually slow IN getting together
The most important rumOr anaat TO-
dag ~ that Freedman In biokers
Ing e. seil out his interest IN the
"0ianta" The price 10 said TO b.
So. 900.
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MANILA. .arsreh /. - Qua asae.
the stronghold ef the Iasufpats.
where sFiiIp4ns =harp~hootersssz ve
been annoying the AneriraHS was
bornbarfed this morning. IL sssi-
mated that MY Of the eheug ssre
Killed.
A private - the caIlforaa rxi-
meut vas killed
\ bastalion Of the caIifornA raEi-
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WASHINGTON. March i.-cuiIon
made astronx speech In the senate
this morning on proposed legfsis- :
ton for Hawaii. Senator cuiIom
ssems disposed TO push the Hawaiian
bill, but Il may have to 10 over
until next session
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Harh.r alll 10 pssmsA .

WASHINGTON. March 1. - The
Nicaragua canal bill viii probably
No knsseksd out. The river and hsr-
Dor bill has been rerrted to the
has.s. BIZ Chairman Burton. who
moved TO noneoneur In all senate
amendments and appoint eonfor-
enees y
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CT este Arrives Ia England.

souTHAM, ON. March Judge
choate. 4. q ambassador 20 Great
u9tta,n. arr a this afternoon, ana
YEAS r,,esIv.l 81 the mayor and city
officials
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NEW YonK. March /. : tta,e
nnletinl KtpilnRa condition is
such that he - ssiii within the pate
n danger. yet there Il a ulux change
FOR the better. The use 81 axyEen
has heen discontinued. aaa the pa
i~nts nhs sieians % not feel 30 al
armed A. they eere yesterday.
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ROME. Mar i.~Asasrsssfal Fs-
atlsn waa perferrsed on the r'sFsio-
daY. tits hotsuess reported imraV-
ms.
me Pore passed a restless a<ht.
bat sleeping lightly toward PIE
sornIns. Great excitement gas
caused last night By the aate ~ied
ssrssor that the Pese VAS dsss4
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Money to Pay spain.

WASHINGTON. March =. - The
senate today passed the house bni
apnrpnfiating tao.ooo00Q 90 pay
Spain for the cesAlon % ,he Philip.
plneA
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MeKIslsy WIN Co Sg...ssh.

wAsHiNuTCN. Mareh /.
PRESIDENT 10 prepArine to take
trip to the south iands. ana vrtI5
ieave az soon after the adi6ur-
rnent OF congress ne he can get as
The trim IL 10 be taken al the aa.
vice ~ friends. who say he needs
rest '.ee'e
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army el.i 10 Accepted.

WASHINGTON. March i.--House
military committee has sGreed TO
secep, the senate army bfii without
sune nimsnt.
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NEW YORK. March 1. - Roland
Nolinssus was Indicted this aftsf-
noon charged with murderins Mrs.
Kate Adams.
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ST PETERSBURG. Marea l-Ths
Czarina Is suffering from aa attack
Of Indu MA.
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HAVANA. March 1.-The new po-
Nee force thousand strong. went
IN duty today. a grand review will
h. ,.ss frfs afternoon ey oenersi
Ludlow.
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KERsCRELL is OEkB
Stricken With Appopisy In
New York This Moroiel.

WASHINGTON, March /. lord
Hs-acreif. Or the British iolnt hish
commission. was stricken sin app
oplexy and died at The ssashasn
hotel tlIs morning. whca physi-
clans reached fferseheifs side Ne was
past aid. HIS family r IN Enstsnd.
where hts remains VIII BE- shlpped.
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NEW YORK. Msreh i.-tfaie Hul.
iotinl kiplinKs temperature and
pulse l. much lower tbs astefnoen
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LANSING. Mich. March "a bin.
introduced BY Representative GYstin
today. amending the generu tax
taH. ab9iiHhinE township boards 81
review and county equalization.
seeks 10 solve the qucstiopmhm fnr
seeks to solve the problem ~ list
Ing ali the property In the state and
assessing u 1T It's cash voule. The
dlfreuity ~ the present Nv" says
Representative Gusfir. ~ that the
very provisions " the present law
contemplate that the enactment In
reference 10 the ssEevsment ~ prop
rrty at its cash value viii no, be
complied with. otherwise. there
would be no necessity for county
equalization, etc AZ natter Of
fac, the nresent law places a preb-
lum upon every assessing off,cer "a
undervaIue the property IN his as-
sesAing district. IN order 20 avoid the
state and county tax. and upon the
county board 81 supervisory 10 es-
cape rtate equalization"
The bin provides for countS
court OF review. with fun power Ia
subpoena Witnesses, compel the pro-
Iuction of papers. etc. and Ca
change any assessment 10 comnly
with the provision requiring the as
seasment To be made NJ its cash
value. as provided In the constitu-
ton. The court % review n com
posed Of one member appointed by
the governor and four members elp-
pointed by the board ~ supervisors,
no two Of whom sNail be residents
of the Same assessing district.
you can't apeii bnf words lige hip
popstauius and paralleiokrnm." sn'd the
little boy who wore spsctaeisf ana a
sailor cult
well" auseeftd The boy VINO was
lending a dog ~ a piece ~ rope, "dlts
where I'm lucky. ! don't hrye to-
Washington Htnr.
Not the least important article ~
the White house In the husband Of
Mrs Mci<inley'a maid. He ~
known Az "Frcnohy," ard acts ~
valet 10 the president. drawing q
comfortable salary from the recte,
nervlee fund. fls accompanies tho
president on all his trips.
WiFns-"Why ARE yoll 10 ANXIOUS 10
be cast IN M role of In. Az -,
rn.iI,ne ycts recuiifeVtstibx <Afse'
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An OPERATION On POPE LEO.
His. Holiness Is Resting Easily Be-
;. lieved HeMM Recover.

ROME. March i-Oate puilstinl
The rope's illness vsk ssnsauhtei
~ due 90 the action he took Mon.
day. HIS physicians counseied him
against u. but the aged pontifr per.
sisted.
ROME. March i.--fLat. Haiiettai
An csrciai diagnosis shows that tbs
Pore - suffering from pisurtsy.
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n. n. Denny Resi- ms.

". ~ Denny, paying tcligf I
Dexter Horton q Compary's VI
has resigned after twenty 4.
years service az an employed nm,
institution. The late A. A., cs
made his nephew,sR. IL, Dcrcnny
ocutor OF hishctol slpd MgAthe
WIN now dgacGut w. ~ NJ,
nannEemcr----- - :
valued at '~nFr lergymanp" ,
Of The b. him fret !
Denny $
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MINISTRY IS OUT
Sagasta Tenders the Queen Regent
designations of His Cabinet.

yesterday rejected thsoamendmehis
% the BIN ccdinc tho Philippine ISL
and 10 the United states.
The cahine, council remained IN
session nearly ali night with the ~.
sult that this morning the Queen ites
sent nnds herself In possession OF
itr r-slgnatiep
"a = impossible at this stime %
predict who will succeed saxasta- II
win not hs wesier. Rios. Or any
other ~ the aapirants promineBt a.
the time the peace commissioners
wer~ IN session In Parts.
MADRID. March i.-tf.ate bullet
inl.-Th~ Queen Regent ksa aska.i
sagastA to resume his on nd thea
dissolved the certe. 'Ths chamber
viii not meet until the erisis ID axsr.
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PARIS. March /. Notwithataad
ing reports from London OF this post
ponemcnt fully expected here, Vie
torin viii visit France early this
month, but the schedule OF tho
Queens route TO Riviera avoids
Paris.
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English Admiral CONF Hsn,e

SHsw YORK. March ii Ut chas.
Berrsford RATED fer Enslah ssday.
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Mrs. Hocofnz-i'lloW many rooins are
there Ia the bat where Heub ives IN
NsspY".tooioed -, f,
ssaroush the bagsss-saI IN. ra