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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
DEWEY Is NOT A CANDIDATE
EMPHATICALLY DECLINES TO En-
TER POLITICS At ALL.
says He VIII Under No efrcum-
stances stand for the Presidency
and Also Intfsnafes That He Has
Always Be~u . Republican

NEW YORK. April s.--Adniral Dewey
has given 60 the Manila correspondent ..
Lezl.e's Weekly an interview regarding sne
suggestion saas the a3nIra. be mace
candidate .or he presidency next year
TIE admiral said IS 20 his politics
y am 6 SallCr = sailor has no ponies
The administration Il rs parry. and, As
publican or Democratic il makes no dif-
ference Then again. / eunle from Yer
mont. and you know wha, that means TO
rs anything but a Republican ia Vermont
Is 20 be a nan without q party My flag
lieutenant comes from Georgia. lie teIs
thai 10 be anything has q Democrat in
the South - II BE q nobody. X / lived
South weud probably be Democrat
Have you ever vote49" the corres2on-
CEN; asked
Yes, years ago, but my vote was usually
lafl9oncsd By persona. preference or iocai
conditions. am nj politlclan, nave
ncvsr held n0isica. Office. and am totally
.gnosaDt e Farty lI,ricaeles and aH1Aa-
E4DEfz
Admiral Dewey said TIA. neither by vo-
eat s.n disposition. education nor training
wsss So ta.gc.tated 10 FL the presidency.
~ SAID IL Il he was too well along in life
,o consider Suea a possibility. His health
wsuld urs Q lg5't of II. Al his HES work
vas IN q fsTenf .'Ues Il effort, and that,
vale tUe h.ndEsss ard az 1tEsiasm OF his
II eses esese aratesfl - n.m and the gen
eEuus trshUtes + the Arntr-csa people were
dear - rim. la coa.i got sa3 would not
be 4 cG-3 date fcr the presidency OF the
United Skztss u~ftsT conditions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10

iFsg tia, portion CT sAe indianapolis plat
lefna *ElFa related - sae retirement OF
s1@ gEesLnask9 AMI he substitution Of
ARK caEfeucy.
Year Ifopasey that a law &c prevent
Wage Gamers and salary earnsrs from de-
ntanarG and securing payment ia gold
s@e.Satr @02zs net he winning ssk4gs,
tt@E}sSSA {ersssr zcklCs gif.e for me labor
tFE TEs&a. might suggest that bIrnetAl-
ssfa ssaffEs you mere than Il does the
sasS tsEh@ss. Il wzs no& TIE enaosc xss
y D. we're frightened al The spsNEsr u
Tree s,iscr ia ,Sss. neither GiG the labor
iEg men SNARE yss$f sessre 10 add - the
privileges cs sha r4rka
''on December ~ year after the cleo
tsefa TIE ssaAi at.on OF LAIR adopted Use
soiiCN!n- resolution:
Resolves 1 ha{ we declare ourselves
most ernphAtica.iy OPPOSE. ~ tie Gage
financial oaA recently Introduced in N
Eress by ihe seeFcsary ot fas treasury.
IL Is measure ina u Cprs; IAN
will only the mere firmly g.Vet fas CORD
STANDARD Oh the peapis % re c90atry
and perpetuate us d~sasaTogA efrct= IN
every form
Resolved. That we pronounce fhe
Gage bill an undissgssel eaagt 20 re-
srs oar gf.enbaeh etrl eTaes and ~ gov
eTnHDent paper mona. wifnFn v.ex
10 the substitution 81 national s4nE reGfs
In Their stead sra ;hus Hasten tne BATON
al bank system for years upon the ant
lean people
Il am not wiling 10 believe that you
are more interested IN the labor. ng men
than they are ia themselves. or that you
know better than they what is good 70.
them Yours truly.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
ORDER FROM vLADivOSTOK.
Doors and Sashcs Also Ordered by
Yokohama and Cape Town Firms.

TACOMA. April a.-The value % Pnge;
sound fir and cedar for interior hnishings.
sash. doors. etc. il now established the
world over. one day last week Wheeler
osgoad Il Co. operating the largest sash
and door factory on the Coast. Received
orders IN one mail from Niadivostok 81
IBERIA. Yokohama, Iapan, and Cape Town.
South Africa. The Niadivostok order con-
Sisls az ash and doors OF FIR ana cedar
~ he made especially heavy fer the S.
bcrlan climate. They Will be shipped via
Yokohama. The Yokohama order consists
q a large quantity OF sash. doors ara ~
terror flusshiaes 70. the new Yokohama
Union Club. This order Is urgent that
the local factory IS requested 20 cable the
details OF executing II Similar dnisaings
~ cedar anly fer large public build
irg Will comprise The shipment 20 Care
Town. which viii bs made via New York
The steamer Tacoma las. week carried
away tNo GyTers fer thT { snacian ChiYsse
rnsssacn tn TIE YangtSe kiang valley. via
Shanghai Another order Is being filed for
the same mission. Everything indicates
shat this valuable trade Is today only in
is infancy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
CONDENSED DISPATCHES,

Mathew Hancock, anloref. who shot ana
killed Ticket Broker George Pertou Al
the st Louis union station in 1897 Was
hanged Saturday.
The stockholders Of the paa~American
Exposition Company az Eufaio, ~ Y
have decided "a Increase the CAPITAL stuck
from si.va.po to s2sao. 900 in $4,000 shares
OF $40 each.
Al MaryvilIe. Mo. Saturday. Frank
Griffin editor Of the Daily Review WAS
shot and mortality Evpund@d by q. c. Jassc
Griffin is oee Of ttia best known CHARGE
fera IN Northern Missouri.
Discoveries of copper ore near Salisbury.
y. G. at the Union gold mines. are ex-
citing intense interest, and claims are
made that the supply viii equal the IA
nous Calumet and Hecla ard Anaconda
mines.
More than s.5l1D grain bags have been
sold Il! San Quentin. and orders ar. being
booked for future delivery. the supply
bs.ng exhausted. The majority of orders
have cone from the San Joaquin valley
counties
The wife and daughter 81 John CARING
ton naaF EesdeTsturg. Ind. were killed
by a dynamite explosion saturday. which
wrecked their hotsse. Garrsngton had
i5iaced about seventy five pounds of dyna-
ruitr under the stove to thaw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10

ROOSEVELT IN CHICAGO.
Thousands Assemble to Give Him an
Enthusiastic Reception.

CHICAGO, April e.--Csov. Theodore
Roosevelt OF New York who IL 90 be the
guest OF honor OF the Hamilton Club at
its annual Appomat;ox day banquet tomor-
rev arrived In Chicago this afternoon.
The train bearing the governor was mot at
reception committee. who were, however
lost in the immense and enthusiastic
crowd that gathered. Tn. governor was
forced To come to the platform OF his car
and say a few words.
From the moment Gov. Roosevelt left
his ear at the Lake Shore depot where
he met by escort 81 eight Rough
Riders to the doors of his hotel. he was
surrounded and followed by crowds who
shook hts hand until the governor was
forced 10 easist from sheer exhaustion
This evening Gov Roosevelt was given u
dinner at the Union League Club. Here
again he was given a warm welcome. and
In return made shor, speech.
\ Short time before Gov Roosevelt had
dropped the remark that he was "a cog
I'm 81 political machine himself but the
sort OF a ceg that breaks when tho ma
hogan by advising the seventy men sitting
around the tables - stag Qua aitegeth her
rather than cast conscience votes
political life ia fust like the roof tree
90 q house" be said There ia happiness
and peace In politics. I suppose | get aS
much happiness out 81 II as anyone, but as
for peace and the governor paused.
He also spoke sarcssticaily Of se-csiled
''resorfperS." whose agitation 10 many
cases, ne said helped To elect roeUas
Gov Roosevelt called them the goo
gees" and declared be had reached the
point where IL hurt him 10 have such
men identified with him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10

Negotiations for Adjusting Local
Claims. TO stop Liquidation.

S1'8TfaI NIsWN3Nl . We F'0Sf- Ente1IiEanc or.
TACOMA. April s-The reorganization
q the Tacoma Hard Company vi be er-
feetgd speedily The reoYE2 nEE atsou com
fyiftp~ sn phl's atiphi2. through local rep
rNsentaEtves Is negotiating fer al adjust
meat " tie local clairvs which have been
DELAYING ths> confirmation Of the recent
shertr'~ Saia ~ she lard corpsuv's prOp-
eytE alleging collision ana fraud On the
part ~ tae NortheTa Pacific ana the
Wright estate. Roth e theSe interests
have made eg,ec % aen@ass n toto ~ suca
charges TAa cskef lo0al claimants are.
= VI Johnson 81 "., fSsFAesr & Go 81
49, 10th 10y work saA material furnished
IN nGHdgrE The new CNympsan Aotes sd
fohg T. Gale Essssf "a q sse6c ency fifig-
merit X Is probable tNaf these ard ether
!aesak Elas-as WI - settled WITHIN a DAY
az twa WNeu tHss "a 6on~ the eona~raa-
ttnt. - fse sa,e WI follow The latter
matter ecrsts sap IN court tom3Troe'.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
DIPIX EULOGlZE> THE ARMY
Intimates, However. That There
Are Guilty Ones to Punish.

PARIS Arrfl e-preruier puHgy, n the
course OF an important speech 60 als con-
siituenfs today al LeoGy. SAID The s-tna-
sion both al home and aoFuad "aS emf
nent{y satisfactory.
he referred approvingiy - TIE resent
agreements with italy ard Great Britain
ana sail France was row FIRE for Indus
ira aud commercial development and
large ael9 az col0nixing
Revevtlmg - home affair. he sad. Ias
ag.tatians ara only on taa surface fe-
nGasa are calm Industry and security. F1e
enA az tas preyfGs affair appears 10 os IN
ssgAs ard the complication viii 0+ 9oraFei-
81 ~ ths court Of cassaZians whose 3a1s-
ruerf ela ~ a zn9. tss}as3 ~ 81.
Tine government. however attaches IN
g1-fsnce 70 ssit@NstInS tts 1efetItHA .0n
Ia repress al po3ernics which cal sas IA
tgenal army IN aHssstcn ~ s->SG rs TIE
s-ss1rf ~ cssSasieu has given Juss meat. tAs
government Viii take SO FscesSsry meas .
arxs - determine resEeopst 5l}sties ara al
ar accordingly. Y fssaf saaIl6 La rseevs-
sA~v bat tnoSe acts ard TIE -fulis aEzss5t
N individual saa3ts vii aaf affect th@
army which . o8r ha9@ far ne E1turs
a~s -, Indispensable guardian u The con-
stgtut8au and law.
~ certain pesgJs think 0tServIse. }st
r.s leave fsaru % she.f 1sSp5canfs so3y ard
sar ourselves cGHt4fsve - t29& sa~Ar6 t21
arms sall nf gratitude ara confidence"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
kLICkITAr VALLEY RAILROAD.


Special Dispatch 10 the Posa-In;elligence
Goi-DENDALE. April a-Hammonds
party or surveyors. headed by Assistant,
engineer Charles n. Re5fieli, registered
at me Hotel Mcleod last evening ana are
spending Sunday N Goldeadsle Il Is cur
Eent-y reported that on the preliminary
survey they found a very satisfactory grade
70 Ienterytie, and so much SO that Chief
Engineer A. E. Hammond carried in mis-
report, with profile, 10 the company head
quarters az 0asco. Or. The surveyors re :
port they Will De working III the vicinity
OF Golcenoaie for some tine. and thai a
corps OF surveyors in the vicinity OF Lyle
are working slowly, but surely this way
Further contracts fer grading are liable to
be closed most any day
Chief Hammond Is expected here the lat
ter part OF the coming week, after he shall
have made tour Of inspection OF the work
Of the Lyle party. His headquarters a.
the hotel has been an apparent bee hive OF
Industry OF late. and his absence just now
and the great activity OF two parties in the
field only lend color 10 the statement that
"a railway into kl!ckitai valley Is sure
go this time
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
WITNESS AGAINST MoLIxEux.


NEW YORK. April s-~The Times to-
morrow VIII say that Nicholas A. Heck
man, the private letter box man who
Identified Roland Il. Moiinenx. charged
with the murder of Mrs Kate J. Adams,
as being the man who rented "A box at his
place under tho name OF Cornish" In
wanted IN Tennessee. II being charged
that ne escaped from n peniientiary there
In 1885 while serving "A two year term FOR
larceny. II is stated that Gov Roosevelt.
at the request Of Gov. Mcmillan of Ten
nessee. Issued on Friday last a requisitipn
Tor Percy f. Raymond. which Is said to
be Heckmau's right name.
Hickman Is accused by blanche NJ Cra-
ham, BOW residing in Nashville Tenn
who In an affidavit says that she repre-
scented herself nss wife They went
To many places I'm the United States. IN
committing roNheries In ssso she says. ho
robbed two men at Nashville. and was
sentenced 10 two years In the penitentiary
Her afidasit has been partially corrotO-
rated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
sPAsM OF moral REFORM.
Crusade Started to Close Up the
Various DenS fra Tacoma.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-IntellIgencer
TACOMA. April s-The moral reform
pie of Tacoma bids fair 10 assume pro-
portions that Will result in the suppress
sion Of gambling houses. dance halls and
allied forms of vice. Proprietors OF these
places are becoming thoroughly alarmed at
the menace TO their business, unlawful
though IL be- and the more conservative
and far-seeing OF them are beginning TO
advocate compromise measures that VIII
leave the stalk of the tree OF vice as
strong as before. but viii prtine II Of some
OF Its most notorious and Objectionable
features. In this way they hope 10 tide
over the present danger until peoples
thoughts are tu-ed to something else.
and business" z IN be resumed the same
before.
by the ministerial alliance and partly
a result OF the work Of the law and order
committee Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
This latter committee was called into Elk
istence by the apparent reign Of Ia xiess-
ness that resulted In numerous hCl1-ups
and burgaries. and whlcn the authorities
seemed unable 10 suppress. The long
and short man" a2cane not alone the per
petrators OF highways robberies bar in
the public mind they were associated with
all the sure thing games aud drunk rolling
estaSiis hments IN the city. and the demand
became general that the whole system be
suppressed or controlled by strict reguia-
tons For no other reason than that Po-
lice Captain James Dillon had formerly
bling house. and despite the fact that he
made an excellent officer. the law and or
der committee demanded and secured his
resignation from the force
Quick to perceive the trend OF public
opinion, the Ministerial Alliance became
active. Rev. J. Il. Iingenfeiter and other
divines visited Police Judge Mattison,
Chief of Police Read and others in an
thority. and spurred them on to a waole-
sale attack on evil doors. The CREATURES
who live on the earnings Of fallen women
them
been convicted by jury and fined IL
heavy sum.
The general COMMUNICATION OF the police
department that has followed these raids.
and the capture OF some daring burglars,
has determined the police 10 attempt fur
Their reforms and the next object of at
tack will be the private drinking boxes in
saloons, These must 20. Following this
an effort Will be made 10 suppress all
dance halls where drinks are sold and
then with ore fell swoop the gamblers
viii be rounded mp.
Tacoma is liable 10 become q moral
town.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
WHISKY sMUGGLERs DROWNED.
Their sloop Wrecked In . Storm
While All Hands Were Drunk.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Intelligencer.
VICTORIA, Il. c., April s,~-George
Schnoetcr. otherwise known as Dutch
George, was here today and caught the
Cmasilla for San Francisco. He Is the sole
Survivor of a shipwreck between Malcolm
and Vancouver islands on March L. the
sloop with which he and Tom Hecke,t, OF
Seattle, had been selling liquor 20 the
Northern Indians being lest Ia storm
while all on board were drunk.
The drowned ircsided Hackett and an
Irish logger known only by his first name
Of Charlie and two ha.f breed women. II
Is supposed that ii was the wreckage Of
this craft that was mistaken fer the yacht
Thistle that craft with her party being
safe In Alert BAY
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Stone, Sanford s Lane, ''; seneca As s.: and

tudo toward Samoa. Emperor William
sent instructions 10 the German amhas-
sailors In London and Washington 20 the
general effect that Germany considers the
new government In Samoa Illegal and
the action OF the British and Americans
a clear violation of the Samoa act
The report of the behavior OF Admiral
kautz toward the German cruiser Fake
has given umbTage throughout the ersr-
pire and H. il considered certain that. IL
the report Is confirmed. the United States
viii readily admit Sermany's right 10
satisfaction and repair Admiral kautz'
errors. IL IL hoped, however. that the ac-
counts are exaggerated"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10

Wa. KILLED on san Juan MN in the
Battle Before SANTIAGO.

Speetsl DtsQaFch - tAe FoSt-Iate3lixsnce
TACOMA ArrSl a~Tssiay Robert Col.
Ing tr the oniy N1atrora county sesf4sr
kisies5 ga tae EuEsH carnp&ssF.. WAS buried
lu Ezav N}@@ cemetery a}te military BON
erx t{s wRs kllses or SAa Juan h!N IN
shs hots~%s ~avt n JAa hattie BEFORE san
t.aea fe TEss2- Hs Joined Company -
Ssx:eentA .nf8n,rv a : 4 early IL TIE
var anf Was wl,o u waea shot The
tsrRn3 Army - sAe Sesaai5c and t5@ vol
sfrtscvs - TIE lake was has2 charge 81 the
t~teraent
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inte!lisencer.
PORT GAMBLE. Arril "a sailor on
board the good ship Drumcyaig me- with
what might have proven ':atal accident;
here iast Friday whi.c engaged In load
Ing lumber In the hold 4 niece OF timber
struck him on the head. lnfiictirg a scalp
wound three inches in leng;h. laying bare
tbs skull But by timely all he was res
cCei ana his wound dressed. and a. last
accounts was doing well.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-In;eIigencer.
PORT GAMBLE. April s.M. Murphy. a
'iongshoreman on the ship Shenandoah
met with a very painful accident yester
day. While he was showing lumber down
the shute with an iron bar the timber
turned, when the bar slipped and ne fell.
on the end OF Il. running The point into
the innnr side 81 the thigh. cutting an
ug.y wound end decorating some a the
muscles and smaller blood vessels.
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Danish steamer Takes 90 Men On
the Cmgcnc. Which Foandered.

LONDON arrIi s-%ews has reached
here that TIE Danish <feArnsr Eofzfafer
East Tsrunwsch from Galveston for HAM
burg VIA Norfolk. took o- twenty SIX fns2i
frara the French f3sning sshp3oer Eugene
which f08rGsred a ssA- The ranaAs steam
- 5izcoxere3 .he s~sessEsr ~ distress znd
stood hw her urfli the Tescue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
TESTIMONY IN nREYFuS CASE.
Attempt tn show His Family We're
Prepared TO spend Money.

PARIS, April s,--The testimony Of Gen.
Eillot, former minister az war. before the
court OF cessation In the Dreyfus case as
any new facts except the assertion that
the brothers Of Dreyfus told Cen. Sand
herr on December L. 1891. that they were
ready 10 offer their whole fortune for tne
discovery % the real cuiprit This Was the
beginning Of the Dreyfns campaign taken
up by Col Picquart.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
IRISH COUNTY ELECTIONS.
Return. show That the Sattonaiists
Have n Large Majority.

Dublin. AyrlI g-RetErns received lat
night from The lrsh county council cleo :
lions shasx fha; - Nafi~nsiisss - Union
lists ore labor candidate ard enc Liberal
haSe fseen returned
Tros Far7 q ilunraYen ard Mount Earl
Baron Nof7tsag.e ~ Brandon ami BARON
isrpfx. EtnIoassss were elected ia the Lin
essek district
places all not be known until f1norraw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
RIVAL DEMOCRATIC BANQIETy.


NEW YORK, Ayrl s.-Aeesings were
heid tonight By the committee Of the Chi
cage platform Democrats ana the working
men 10 make arrangements for their din
nsrs Ia celebration az Jefferson's birth
dag. The contract - serve the Chicago
platform dinner on April Is was let To a
Eowsry restaurant man, who agreed 10
serve IL at ~ cents per plate. A partial
list OF the toasts has been decided upon.
Mr. Bryan will speak upon Democracy
George Fred Williams upon Trusts and
Monopoies" Col. G. II. Jones on THE
Platform OF 1900" The toasts OF ex-Goy
Aitgsld and Charles A Towne. who VIII
als, epesk. have not been decided upon
The speakers at the working mems din
neT on April ~ Will in addition 10 Mr.
Bryan. be ex-Gov. Altgela, Gov. Plngree,
Mayor Jones. Of Toledo, Bishop Potter.
DR.. McGlynn and Mrs. Charlotte Perkins
Stetsop.
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coroner office, and are TOW held await
ing WORD from the 6es-1 mans relatives.
Sa-is was walking toward puyaiiap when
sF4cA % the train. A search Of his
csothing revealed several letters and a
purse containing q single i-cent piece The
arstsss show tina. Bari was . railroad
nan ana lad worked for the Missouri
Kansas * Texas Railway Coupary ssrlr
lng nece1nner ard part .. January last
RE also had letter from brother ifv-
lng al Van Zandi. in Wha,com county
ms brother has h-en 1esegraphed TO. and
no disposition Will be made Of the corpse
until he IS heard from.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
MISSIONARIES SENSATIONAL STORY
Accuses Catholics I'm China Of Burn-
ing Protestant Cbapcls.

LONDON. April lo-The Tally Mail pub
fishes the following dispatch from Shang
hat:
An American Protestant missionary az
Hankow. a Chinese treaty port on the
YanEtsektang. makes sensational aIiega-
tons against the Roman Catholics OF burn
ing Protestant chapeis and torturtne Prot
eetan:s. He gives the name Of priest
concerned and pictures a reign OF terror
ia certain districts
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NfI.IED oN THE aok.
Loaf. narti Raa over aud Horribly
Nangtcd Mar Tarufsn.

s,,ecssl Dispatch - tte Pest Ewf.i3swncsv.
TACOMA Aprt} = i-uTEsS ssaE4i q single
weAn s8c9t = years c&2a - Instantly
ktitssf az IA &8-uaE : C+t s5%@ niles e&st
% Tacoma fsF 11s itzcrF g1EE sa4xS ssr
xYAf-a from Seattle a. sAs rfock this
n.erss.nx Tee body was fr.gAtfSAy -2Ar-
ksess. I&e remains we're ascGSAf 10 sse
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A BRAKEMAN KILLED.
Falls From the Top of q Car and In
HORRIBLY ManHled.

Special Dispatch To the Poss-lntelligeneer.
WOoLEY. April 3.-Roscoe Day. brake
man on the Great Northern train leaving
here at this evening. fell from the top
of the cars one nile west of this place ard
was instantly killed and horribly mangled.
The body was brought here and the cor
oner not fed. Deceased leaves parents In
St Paul He had worked only short
time for the Great Northern
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LINDSAY Ont. Awrgf a-~f'sek NarMn
Tan. well known through Europe au4 sns
United States as cfvser. aas caught IN
heas sH a fsesaY srsi8 n@se last nxaf ar9 -
badly rzsangssa ira. ae dssd today.
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MONTICELLO CLUB TO DISSOLVE.
1t bandona Its Banquet and Cam
cells Its lnxitation TO Hiram.

CHICAGO. April a.-The jefferson day
banquet OF the Monticello Club has been
abandoned, owing. IL is said. to dissensons
OVER the invitation list, and William J.
Bryan. who was To be the chief orator.
was wired today not TO come. II was
also announced that the club, as an or
ganizatian. viii cease TO exist on May !.
The direct cause of the abandonment of
the banquet is said TO be the refusal OF
Mayor Harrison to be present IL ex-Gov.
Altgeld, who had accepted the invitation,
was TO be among the sneakers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-10
Quax'a Trial Commences Today

PHILADELPHIA Aprli e-The trial ~
x-l'uttea States senator Quay and his son
en- charges AZ conspiracy in the alleged 1fts
use az funds 90 ire Peoples bank viii bss
called tomorrow morning The defendants
have hven in tHe city the greater part Of
Tbs. wsak consulting WITH Their counsel