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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03
YELLOW
GLASSES
Used by Walters in
Viewing the Beef.
TISTla@i THAT Hurt agi$
eeos,se Witness Was Re-
povlsr for Sers a tsrnszi
koNds paper.
CONT OF iiQrnA yE2l IHsl
ssfslnx ca ths Mass q Truths rs=,m
the uarsee saerS Fstgks.
hoods rui5
CaRT OF iiQrm VERY iHsl
sgftlsx sus una Mass a Truths rsz-n
the uansee saerT F,tsks.
hoods ruia

WASHINGTON. March .. 80 Tsv
Mis- court % inqusy continues 10
sit IN Judgment on the euabslsed
beef. and trsT elsited selne onti.
n.ore wltsm the last foFty-eiEsi
housa WEIGH u decidedly lrrcrsasnE.
Clarence waitera. a volunteer en-
riueer. told The earssaissioner that
the canned roast tcef v as rot ~ for
q de- to eat de said that the svs
can ac saw orened bad worms In it.
400 1ya.sols.a q powerful putrid
c-lor "a. ate .,.a a-,1 sccame
Violently sick. TIE taen % his COM
I-sax camplasaas q The meat and
tce eomssesry ergeant refused to
sccrst o.. Solss 81 Iae naat was
given T. the surgeon major. wsrs
pred lt ssd said Il was all right.
The -, eant casamissary was COM
PEELED 10 srcept 1t. TN did 20 under
uropst. Nearly al the men OF his
hs"alioa we're sick IN osyslsssn she
most OF fhe voyage as a result Of
eatinE this meat.
Uavs. recorder. ordaaes q can
opened and asked the witness n II
was rae same i-e sgrr uses IN ss-
vscc. witness said It b.ss no re.
seaaol nee Z. p~s ca.sussr xss pcs.ls.
The ms he had seen we're differens
form. .sy.a ana SHAPE and sae cs.ss.
consistency and otor sf comscnts
Were snfircly difye-ers. A can wss
op.sacd FOR his inspection with rxo
sasae tcS.sau
suus. ns.. 90 9or.a soss.. wap.sss
.x.s5 ge YAK .e'.i::ssl. IS. vs-sss nss u
result ~ ciss vasosS. he WAS given
sutae medicine AID told ~ vosssusi -
90; reo.e.s d. a little while
Ca fsssre ~ get sisssses from the
ftNe Cross aes:iss.ughs sf-es -snd asosss
tnoszs Z g. natives, praeEi s:kloss sssjssstst-
rss himself ..1siHg mis- Shay aa the
i1ian.. ~ is-osse .ra.s.seh Dis Of hss'
couao aoas were fully as s.;.s sr So.
100 o rars u.:s varns csrls:.
~-sSS,.l-. srosct of WG:een. tsss..ss. ss
O. thErvsssi $50 ssi .sasrs wss- ssasl!er-
eosssF dimsHfss-<l wtea tssasps's'S Usa
t. ogGl ents. esss,s> efss s.crssrr
naa. ssrseai. Gees tire s'Ss.s-s and d.
firssof that 20 r.4sas h.s.sf wsss 1ssrT-
cis ou~ 60 -. ss:" M aoS';sc:s. ao.ss-
0sa.efcre Ss0o1ss5r. could act ssNs.
Sect ssseo'. 81 By a. sss nsrsssaf ssao
ed osso de1:.crs whss was = .sssorrs.
hssora ne 5esr..~a 49, sgrny. ssps aD0s-
r. be eiscaurress isro"a the ssoess.ee 30
csosa 10 arcart rfe posifese.s: 4 cor
S.apssssssss Tor a yeiagw n9w.sasse
IN tass Fsasss asu.a ss0s. sEg~ssd ~ zfr'
nsu.e 10 at b. waas w.d sosea.te .s "a sfrc
as-sxass Hoas ss-s n. e.s.s.aee.sa 10
nj
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ALONG TINE WI ARvEs.

steamship Al=ki In dua tonight
from AkAaway and way potts.
Tug Golden Gate IL Ia Moran
ways receiving reprirsst her keel
which became damaged, white Ia
northern waters.
Steamers ProKreso and Selanaw
sailed this morning with coal car.
goes fe, san Francisco.
a pile-drisinR crew IL NJ work on
the wharf of the Madison street
bunksfn. removing the decayed piles
aud replacing them with new oneH
Captain iIRnseu'H big collier VIII
liRmetta has been undergoing "A pro-
cess Of cleaning while In port Her
sides have been rcpaintsd and the
vessel shines like a brasa bottle
The willamette and her genial skip
per are very popular In marine cir
clea.
A big consignment Of fsh arrived
from the north on the Homer. and
local markets are once more sup
plied. Another large shipment il eS-
pectei IN the aec Alaska steamer.
The acheonoss Admiral Dewey and
Myrtle arrived IN port this morn
inK from Cape Fiattrry. bur ksought
no fab. The weather down there u
said Go be very stormy. The Ad-
nirnl Dewey and the Myrtle are new
vessels. and are the only craft of the
fishing fleet stationed At thg Cape.
The other fishing boats are In Aiask-
an waters.
steamer Eiiiu Thomson. Captain
amitn, arrived In port early this
morning frefg San FrsneiHco. She
reports a rough voyage with heavy
seas and head winds during the en-
tire trip. Tho Thomson loads a re-
turn carse % coal at the south
bunkera.
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n. n iecislian and Geo. ". Pat
ton. u Princeton. Mimi. are stop.
plw atlhe Dtlier for a few days,
and are outfittsng foe a trip Into
Dawson
II. n lavtn a t,sh trap man from
Anacorr, u at the Seattle.
Capt. II. Walters, Of Port Town
send. has tho Seattle.
samlfiass. a prominent business
man ulwhacom. n REGISTERED at
the ssssie.
Jane Hart. leading business
man orhrlstopher. 10 at the Butler.
W. Ihaotnsr. vice prerldent and
Genera manager of the Great
Nefshsn s>prcrs company. arrived
this ius<ang from ST Paul. and Is
restssssd at the Butler.
sss - Miro. u. W. jennings. Of
Port 1senrend. arr at the Seattle.
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Mime. Modjeslsa. the ueireas. is ono
OF the few people who can do tive
entirely opposite things az the same
moment. She win cit upon the stage
aspaesily writing a letter tisas
causes her the greatest grief and
s4sosy. and tears running down her
cheeks and sobE shAieeg her whole
frame--sna on the PAPER that hes
before her she draws fusns eastca-
lures OF persons she knows.
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SEA'vLE iMkLiNcS.

The Ysler way franchise was
again hrouht before the city coun.
eli last n ht. and the following
clause AIDED school children soins
and retursng from school shall rlds
half fare.
An ordnance WAS passed at the
meeting the city council last Might
pNsNidlnsior the punishment Of any
person 90 wllfully dsstroyH or
mutilatc PERSONAL property not his
own, RndNill be punished by a fins
OF kl0n . thirty days In the city
TAIL, on b both.
Ge0rnis White, a performers In u
variety seatre. was arrested by
Detective cudlhu last night on a
charge . robhins a man 81 sso.
The ofinanco providing for the
wldeninsis Eighteenth avenue. and
the openas ot East Denny way.
passed u city council last night
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FROM AUSTRALIA.


T.. williams, whose card read "F.
g. 4. N. IT,. Queen Victoria street.
London. u. c. arrived last night
and Registered mt the Butler. Mr.,
williams. who Ia mining engineer.
recently arrived In San Francisco
from Australia, and Intends 10 make
pleasure taur over the United
States.
TN Australia" @hd h.. there In
no alien exciasspn law. and every
body. excepting Cinnamon, can
mlas. Thin axeia5tpn ACT Ia not NJ
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Birthday Of Famous
rish Patriot.
THEfxEHlEn tItsS HlM'f4
arnhrssry Observance r6s v4ss
SSsst1b t1E1ri On aissias
ass sDtnspslasa

rssmnlvem~ry Of ,hs mr4h Of
Nc En~ret. N. rresu Irish pa
tris&wifl he fttinssy stservsi b.
the hnsopaiss club NJ this eiiy at tws-
80 zitsAter tcrfnrsss nirhs
1sHsob.ervance wsii cansfst Of q
rpsnrN and drmnatte snssrtxan-
naea In usntch the fosowssm fndi~-
Rntt10neu~u wai participate. the
rrsr<,nne being rs follows
csvssr~ Prof Lu-o~r's orchsHt~a
Ads<ss Of welcome. president
Gerald Club. Philip p. O'Hrien
sol>sphe nary That Once
sroush Tera's Halls" -.
-. .Georsr Hood
Reai0-sn-- Americas Flag.
= 49,. $50. Thomas n. Cogt~sf
Observation-Disclosures. ........
=. ....+. ...+.. Miss a f.anErr
R-<z~slon "Erin's Fise." tFssh
Ryan N1seer wiiis~ etarnn
Sob she IL Far From the Land"
ifIsn bsSxabesh Dorothy Huy&s
rnefs speech from the dock
NJ rrqsasst) James y. Mr. fSsscs
csfxtp hssnsi hrdiu rdlu i~dsa la
ssas-e~rhe Lars, Rose % snn-
~" 49,. Mrs. q. Emts Lerch
s~swet on "Robert EmmeS.
........ Gen. J. y. sDssc mime
r~<ss'slon Selected MSS Ada ncr
go. HaSsaacn Mavouncca.'
......r <iw-.rd Mcsm we.
crrt7zy~rSsd'- ssrccsd. MISS n
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eseeyal Whssiey stays In.

VA sHtNGTOS. March 5.--An at
tan.1t yvas made IN the honsc today
10 r1nslder the resolutions reported
b. Tn judiciary committee deeiar-
irz that General Wheeler and ths
lh7~ other members who accepted
tVmprssionE In the army. had thero-
y Faeated their seats, but the house.
ny w. overwhelming vote, refused 10
tnmlder them. The political division
aDsi this vote was significant. The
yofs stood II yeas. cast by u Re-
pubioans. ~ DEMOCRATS and ~ Pop
uiss. and ii6 nays. cast by l0l Re-
psslcans, a Democrats and ! Popu-
h..
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spAa RIVER WATER


NJ Cedar river water system ORD
nscs. passes the city concs lSd
-irhk. Tho psssssss ~ the measure
r-<e that the Cedar river wassr
gxnoa wiz be UNDER construction
n o. aest week In May. The pro-
NSf watsr system now resss With
~ board Of public works. The
haa viii ut once proceed 10 sdver-
rs Dor bids and 10 let the contract
tm In. construction Of the work.
miny days publication of tae mo-
ae arii be made. barring unforeseen
.amtieations. the coniwc; VIII DC
Il Ind the work begsn and rush
a y completion.
~ passing Of the amended orot-
aansc was opposed by Council Nav
b. tho did not form the ordinance.
iaak ~ the entire time Of the eoan-
a.
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tHss v1uast Aike 10 aopnmF
IN neSsn vUrA.

q Recorder Cons recent statement
that bull sgsia are less brutal and
Objectionable than prize fgh;ins has
reached the city Of Mexico. The
people down there evidently enter
tain exaggerated ideas about the
Recorders authority In this city asd
have alRo mise.aarues his remarks
TO mean that he favors the intro
duction % the spanish sport here.
A well knows theatrical agent whc
hp business relations with a circus
in the City OF Mexico received a let
ter a few DAYS ago from the mana
ger Of troupe Of bull fighters.
boof-linx his show aE the very bert
on the continent ana reauer'lns that
arrangements be msde to secure
Madison Square Garaes OF Central
Park fer an exhibit.
The writer. OF the letter. Named
Joae Chavez v Pena. was in sobsf'
earnest. He believes thoroughly'
in the money making side OF tEt
sport and - confident that the NJ
York public viii take ktadly tof
We writes that ~ ls more humsu
knock out a roaring, Tampa
bull, which IL Only rind for
At best. than IL IA To smash =,
the solar piexns. ever u thats
merely n prize nElter. IT,,
Uermo.llir. the feadinx a.a'..,
Of Mexico. has fnishedf -
bulls than FIiEsfnmonsse
He 4. declared y be an - ,',a.,,
npeeiaity TIM therer 49, q,
the banderiils who neHeN'a
w.xtc, 4, III one rthe Frehtese
ro.n,sie,a 4 the ds Euhlhho
ntr1rsws-, The Hester' oeeauso
~, : - "a. frvotitef Picks In the rlhS
~. = -. a. out IA red mantle hke
wtnKs snee argna the lh'u, ~, - -
null "A crow - cock. ~
ace, 4 fnot al an expert up,.e.,
,Aes. by ~ ~ passing p'sns
aa,.y. RutHno executes p
~ directly In front OF the 'hlu
lied anifr,l. and aH II charkes
Az. IL ON se nose and steps dei.iN
.,ida thrtsinr his cloak over
bulls head as 1t passes uhuef
arm. -. kamo
=, -, a.ntlne IL that no ono IN ''e
ing from the matadgs dow y Pc
,al,t.a under any CONDITIONS ~,
, ,,,.s' ,nc hun uy.ess TIE brute Is
charging. an the mata-
ne 49," be administered GU
u 40 ~ sw"' ,s3 .animal with lowered
,l, %h =. ..ginr directly a, the lend
-, -, n thc troupe. Observance
,Ss ,n , guetion neeeasi'a,Ss great
esiii,y6n the part Of the o ps,,Os' ,ybo
! A.. Kid MeCoy's ability at side !
e9pnine" when al he has to avoid I
7 n punch from a gloved Net would
And something To applaud when
nan's life depends on his 1ulctnesS
n stepping not only to one side nut
In every direction. -
nut the theatrical agent was
s,,,s,a 20 write Don Manuel JOS"
shsves y Pena that New York ia NO,
on,,o rine Tor bun fights nnd the
Seal Is on.-N. " Telefram'
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CINCINNATI. March t-within
the uwxs two or three nanrfa Gin.
csms~ people win probably see the
form ssfn ~ . trust among iocsa
booi mo ssps' unspvsctUcs~
Negotiations have b~errsn proxrers
two seeks be,~e~n nve Of me i9s.
ga shoe hoases IN Cincfnnati
Their plans" said a shoe tohbsr.
FRIDAY. ~sse % combine tts- ave fac
t0si.s M cnc and capitalize that NJ
ahnus Siosoee ooe. The Bhos business
has bs.n unpronable here for some
time t,crause ~ heavy conp~tition.
''Th~re are now thirty seven shoe
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FLOOD IN new YORK


Aas ~ Jim Flood IL coming
town. Jim is the son Of his faiths
VINO ~ now sleeping beneath 4
Whispering pines Of the Sierra mov
IN ns.
But Jim hse the coln. Jim
Just been married. The bride ~
sister OF a BARRIERS wife In ~
City. Ter name IL Miss Frisss.
Is her fswst name. Miss isN
homer because she has be<'nssr
ried. and possibly has haf
10 all her vast estate. faith
Jim must have an AZ wifs
In the Fritz family. NJ
Yves ssso a sArs Fritz, a and 10
She is about - yes<thkf, Mf.
e beauty. During the<I relations
Flsss was held BY tNthf sister
with the nrs, Mrs Va hhs good
now his wife-oar ouid present
things tina, Mr. FSuppor+ed her.
His money not &amiiy. OF the
but also her W pec,ioH Of ths
virtue and cifnrra can be no
new Mrs. ZIG riood wili make
doubt. and 10 the alleged 40
an easy en,fs goes without fur
eiety u NcE
ther expia Flood supported me
Tie irsff Frftzss in Kansas
whole aa business woman.
CITY "a mohthiy allowance %
and efy aaa sister and ne bar
her fSthesa circumstanees w.re
Der, 1. audit Is fact thai D.
keptAw nothing about the es
iYfr~s os his wife.
Peg wealth Of Mr. Flood kept the
Maud. Eae the bride WIN
81 LOT 81 POCKET money
~,t ssr. Flood. with his rnagnln-
=: tncone. is coming TO New YORK.
"a he Is going To build mansion
al yin make Mr.. william X Van
.rblit turn green si'h envy.
,ass l. no, Of saving disposition,
> Floea has IN abiding taith ,hs.
!. mopcy viii carry hina not only
,ro,,vh IN. toa' but win make him
, absolute ruler In che srlstoeras,e
reIo. about slyty-lfih street,
Telegram.
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fouE More Organized With an Aggregate
Capital Exceeding Half a Billion
Of Dollars.
coihHs. Iron, Boots and Shoes. Etc. Viii Be
Advanced IN Price 40 an I'm
mediate Result.

sANpuskY. Ohio. March A. The
CONN manufacturer Of the United
States hav. caught the craze for
consolidation and have for sone
days bscn quietly at work. through
their representatives assembled here.
60 organize combination which
viii include nearly all Of the lead
lns manufacturer Of collins In the
country. The capitalization Of the
amainsnsscd concern willr-aeh 30. i.
600. zoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-03

WAsSTEGTU&. Wees q r. The
coBfefeef on tire rihar hnrbor bin
r-acses ~ acresmeht tsis after
noon They 'vccegted an nm esndment
70 appropriate a million dollars "a
invesfi ir'itc "a Nicaragua canal
question. tbe President O. appoint
corr tslssioa 10 make an cya nina
tf5n. rurveva. etc. Thls.ia regarded
81 kne,k-1ut for the Nicaragua
rsoIaea.
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His Holiness Is Ex-
pected toRecgser.
ne HAD / GHnt MEIfS AST
Gts bosxss RxavS ~ sua - f0r M ~.
stvsrsvsy Of the caSsws5<u~
Nave os~s posspsssa.


Rostm. Assrah .. - rhc snapss snw
bulletin was issued this morusnss:
The Pops had coed nsgbs. and
Is lying eth today, sa II desired.
Ills general condition is good. and
the wound caused BY the operation
In following the regular course In
healing. His Holiness IL able to take
sufficient nourishinent. but dyscn-
terry and pains In the chest con-
tinue.'.
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Spanish Cruiser Raised.

SANTIAGO DE cuBs. March A.
After long delay the former Spanish
cruiser Reina Mercedes which YVES
sunk In the channel NJ Santiago har-
Dor during the hombardment Of Ad-
miral SIMPSONS fleet on June sthl
has been raised and pumped out. n
government tugs assisting r.
wreckinR company. she was hroVh'
up to tie city this afternoon.
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ali British. and We are not in sym.
patty with IL The Canadians are
only hurting themselves.
Mr., Williams IN president and IL
rector OF tho nhondda Eiee club Of
London. II society Of male voices
which took the dirst prize at the
Worlds Fair In 1858.
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AGAIN IS REsElIoSu


SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Marsh 3.
"A climax hiss sees reasses IN the
Sf6sss Of santsseo. The estimates
Dor February have been reduced
from 80. ooo 10 81. 800. and amounts
aserepsasrg -. 500 (expendes last
month"; have bees bEailowcd BY fhs
authorities at Havana.
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STORY CONFIRMED
8sEnuS 0Aacar Of moarevia
pins From g xpusove.

sALIPNx. march a.--The steam
or Aberdeen. from Sable island. con-
firms the report of the wreck of the
stean r.s Msnrovia there. The crew
saved with the exception Of the
sccors officer. who died from ex-
porute.
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factories In Cincinnati. and the COM
hine would be sure To close up at
least thirty 81 these. IL would force
down prices. and the small factories.
which make from 80 10 200 pairs
per day. would be unable Go stand
the cut
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In person appearance Count Won
caprivi was almost double @
Prince Bismarck himself, the per
sonal likeness between the two men
beips most remarkable. In point OF
stature and breadth ~ shoulders, Ia
deed, Gen. Won Caprivi had slight
advantage over lis mighty prede-
ceasor. hut IN other respects, i1 vac
raa ssive jaw. heavy gray mustaese
and u,,Ay eyebrows, thick neck sol
II sauare head, shrewd, penetrating
glance and general air Of blood aaa
iron, he wee almost his ceNnterpasFs>
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Miss Helen Sargent II president ct
,hc Art workers club for Women
na,y organization formed In New
VII tn Improve the social status OF
the artists model, To l'Nv " w.
model n least a porties OF the h'"'"
gained by the picture
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GIN bison. Colo. March 3. A
avalanche ~ Snow came from Gran
&C. raauutau at White Pine yerter-
day. purying SIX neple ~ - whom
are fefed 20 - desc
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A Disastrous Train Wr~N,

TuPELoA Miss. March 2 - The
Mobile and ohio train bcariA nome
ward the Second battallof or inc
Second Missouri voiunteeS from Al
hnny. Ca, where they src Fest"'-
day mustered out Of thStervice, WAS
wrecked two miles auth or TINS
place This morning, -Four cars III
which the soldiers were senteh,
jumped the track ma were hurled
down a twenty-fet embnnkment.
The third car frcr the engine was =
total wreck. and from its appey-
ancc. the cacapya were mirnculq's'
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%&ffrT-e@cf. nasch s.--6eners'
eeh@ wired me ws department tiss
sruwsfw a d~nias of the FiIu'tns
stsry tsra the rsssah frpid 800 Aners-
can prssoros~. ite says they On nra
hold n ssrpfe AaruSscsu prssaner. and
that the AmercsnS tssc sspsursd
1900 rebels. The t~osrs are IL '~ns-
Hd esns4tisn.
MANILA, N yrsd 1--rte esSes sre-
tive inactivity % the k~Qersscnss
leads to the behef that frey are
planning another esas%
There was eesultsry picket ar
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10 si lead,

o. fHftf Hnner
rate Eilisa faisralF IN the
senate ~ 4 Vote 81 # a. 20. The
dsatb Of tho measure hfe been the
solo abfofbine taplc for the past
twenty-fout hours.
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The Express Eugcne mas
some Hibernan blood IN hey veins
beinr the descendant Of an irish
soldier OF fdtune, who mgae nhine
for hImaef In Spain.
Generd otis, the commander 81
our forses IN tho Philippines, IL said
to be a man of lasonic speech wh1
rarely utteua moe than one short
sentence at a. time. but who man
age to make hst sentence epigran-
motie and full OF ,m@sains.
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FOUR GOOD ACTS.


WASHINGTON. March a.--Prest-
dent today sent TO the senate the
folIoN'ng nominations: George Dew
ey to he admiral In nav: lirisas,"r
ElwelI otis to be major Esncrai BY
brsvst. for most distinguished ser
vice In the Philippines.
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wAsHIad@os. March s,--tLste
n.)-The senate this afteruoon
confirmed the nsmtna''1ns Of Dewey
and Ot'S
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Prs4ldent ncwintey hp shned n.
bHl FOR a pohstc building ut Seattle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-28

telephone, put the receiver to his ear and
listen, and he will know what steamer
it is, where it is. and if he has lived Lere
any length of time he can form an aceu-
rate judgment as to how long it will be
before the steamer will be at the wharf.
If the steamer brings any striking piece
of news of general interest Central gives
it to everybody who calls up for a con
nection. In this way the destruction of the
Maine was known all over this island with
in ten minutes after the Zeaiandia, which
brought the news, was at the wharf
If an important parsonage dies the news
IS distributed in the same way, and Cen
trai' can always be depended on 10 give
the hour and place of funeral as soon as
the hour has been fixed. In New York ana
Chicago, If you want TO make on inquiry,
you ask a policeman. In Honolulu YOU ask
central"
The meat markets have list of their
regular customers at central and az
about o'clock each evening Central calls
them all up in order and takes their orders
for the next mornings breakfast.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-28
OCEAN FREIGHTs.

Cotton-Market duh; rates quoted are
per 100 pounds; Boston, per bale. s1.25;
New York per bale, s1OO; Philadelphia.
per bale, $780, Baltimore, per bale. 81 90:
via New York-Reval. SIC; ST. Petersburg.
51c; Riga, SIC; Antwerp, 45c; Hamburg,
45c; Amsterdam 45c.
Direet-Genoa, 45c; Bremen, soc; BARGE
Iona 45c; Havre, 35c; Liverpool, zoe.
lumber-By Sail-Freights are dull,
foreign business is dun The rates from
this and nearby Georgia ports are quoted
at A.OOM475 for a range-including Balti-
more and Portland. Me. Railroad ties.
base "A feet, to Baltimore. 1S1Tc; to Phil
adelphla, l4l4c; to New York, 16lsc. Timber
rates, 5Ocd$l0O higher than lumber rates.
BY Steam-Lumber-T Baltimore. sc 90.
Boston, 800; New York S7.75.
Naval stores-The market is dun; me-
ulum size vessel Rosin-Cork, for or
ders, Is 81 for barrels of $40 pounds. and
5s primage. Spirits, As. Larger vessels
hosln Is Cd; spirits, IS Sd. Steam. 100
per 100 pounds on rosin, S1.OO on spirits to
Boston, and 10c on rosin, and SOC on splr-
its TO New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-28
Shipping Memoranda.

Charleston, S. c., Feb. 27.-ArrVed,
steamer Comanche, Pennington, Jackson
vlle proceeded New York; schooner James
Boyce, Jr., Triton, New York.
Sailed, steamers Saginaw, Proctor, jack
sonville; Pawnee. Ingram, Boston.
Philadelphia, Feb. 26.--Arrved, schooners
Aaron Reppard, English. Savannah; Ed
ward c. Hight Fowler. Jacksonville; Will
lam II. ShubeTt, Paterson, Fernandina,
Horace G. Morse Hlgbee. Darien
Key West, Fla, Feb. 27.-Arrived night
18th, steamer Whitney, Wertsch, Tampa,
and sailed for Havana.
Feb. 26-Arrived, steamer Arkansas, Hop
ner, New Orleans, and sailed for Havana
transport Michigan, New York: Cocoa.
Munson. Miami; schooners B. Frank Neal
ly, Davis Havana; Louise Hastings, AL
bury, Pascagouia; Lily White, Griffin,
Havana and sailed for Punta Rassa.
Sailed, steamer Hildebrand, Caibariep.
Port Tampa, Fla. 27.--Feb. 26th, arrived
steamers Olivette, Stevenson, Havana, via
Key West; Scawsby CBr), Moore, Cardiff.
Feb. 27-Arrived steamer Yarmouth,
Smith, Havana; bark Speme QtaD, Fran
cisco, Genoa.
Sailed, steamer Ohvette, Stevenson, Ha-
Vana, via Key West.
Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. 2-Entered,
schooners S. e. Douglass, Higgs, Nassau;
John d. Long, Taylor, Sagua La Grande,
Cuba
Cleared. schooner Penobscot, Dodge,
Newark
Carrabelle, Fla, Feb. 27-Cleared. bark
entlne Esther (Rus). Lonneroth. Lubbock
bark Saron (Nor), Keistensen, Rotterdam.
Norwegian bark Gudny, loaded for Bue-
nos Ayres, ashore on outer bar in dan
gerous position.