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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09

All the Popuiisss In spokane County
GO Our, Republicans In.

Special Dispatch 10 the i'ost-IugetiIgeacer
SPOKANE. IAN. A,~-Soon tomorrow will
witness = complete evacuation 81 tire ftf-
sion forces In tae county courthouse IN
TIE face 81 an Invading army ~ vtctorl-
oGs Republicans. The late election was
"A most thorough clean sme.p TOR the 80
publican county ticket. and - "a rcsait
every fusion offce-boitieT Will at uuon
today ~ retired ro the Heci4sIan NJ pri-
vate life from which az was called forth
~ tae silver erase waich swept 0y.f ~tsCf~
kane county two Ee8fw as9. WIN IRE
ae2t officials vii aj#@ 90 uEEt aI& tina
deputy employees except n fe% wsp will
remain for u 5Ttet p4rsod 10 tnitls3z the
new forces snto the details af efGc1 An
81 ssr exception viii ~ tnat - tae sas~
gsar5or 3saxss ~ r.. Richardson ard T.
\ k'gafbeF Whose feua5re of office aees
u6f exysre +or another tao years
10 - , noteworthy fact teat tne lgcolz-
ing Republican, of8ciais are sii men masa.
during E8etT many years residence "a ff4e
county hav~ commanded fne respect and
confidence - the pss.le. and sig nra fear
tlcsslaTsT fitted Scr tne duties 70 witch
rtTy .awe fe~en ssersssl es3d IL assses rftls-
0at saying fHe Csagsxssy characterization far
1hA msst G@o yasfa @iH - sslas Is -
strengthen 1870 Republican Party 81 fEe
estimation - fhs cslszaGz- Tais policy
HSs Aegst su Efew In gtse appointments 70
Ssp2tysa$xE. Hs5sEs nesHs 5he main
requisites - @Sleh ttse ssppofAtse# we're
gagged
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. jan g.
James Doyle. mayor OF Victor Cot and
q wealthy owner OF mines In Crfpp.e
creek. occupies cell In the jail hare.
having oeen committed ~ Judge Lunt.
or the district court for contempt OF
court. Ills alleged disregard OF an In
junction issued by Judge Luns against
ann not TO prosecute suit brought by
a!fn a coansii Bluffs la. against James
r. Burns. OF the Portland Gold Min
ing Company, TO recover several hum
oreo thousand shares OF Portland stock.
caused Judge Lunt TO order his commit
ment- Mr. Doyle was in Denver when
the order was ISSUED. bat on learning OF
IL took the first trSir for tAis city and ac-
cornpanied the sheriff 90 the jail
Mr.. Doyle spent the day reading papers
ana has seen several friends. He de-
canes. however 10 SAY anything afs0g.
bis case. His relations with the off,
GERS are of the most friendly character,
and he seems TO appreciate the novelty
as well as the unpleasantrass Of his de-
tsntion-
1t is expected that an effort TO secure
his release on habeas corpus will he made
tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09

TeuR Killed. Two Injured and Heavy
L0Ds of Property

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Jan s--Fassr dead
Two Injured. one OF these perhaps fatally
and the loss OF property 81 the Southern
Midway To the amount Of about SzS.ouu is
the result of a wreck which occurred this
morning on tho Knoxville Il Ohio branch
o. the Knoxville division Of the Southern
railway, ons and one-hak miles west OF
Elk valley
The dead: Engineer ]. u. Maxey; Fire.
uan Frank Readily, coiored. Brakeman
lonsa Hoover. colEcd: Flasman w. A. p1l~
hon.
The injured: Engineer COT. badly, If not
Asalfy. ctr on the head and bruised Fire
man George HsRkisson. badly burned and
may die
Msxey. Readily. Hoover and Dillon were
burnsd 10 death or killed underneath the
RUNS Of the engines ard a number Of cars
and coaches az the two wrecked traina.
This morning ~ 1850 o'clock a double
header freight train loaded with coal and
merchandise crushed into u mixed local
passenger train while both were running
at the rate OF thirfy-fiss miles an honr.
The engines met head-oD, the force Of the
impact teing terrific. The trainmen did
not have time 20 jump. The passenger
train was fifteen minutes late and had tire
right Of way All the grasgnt trains or the
Knoxville 4 Ohio division had been notified
that the passenger train was on 4 late
run and the only cause for she accident
that be given ia that Engineer Naxsy.
81 the freight train. :nigread bis orders
The Passenger train carried about TWEEN
~ Passengers. None Of these were Ia
mrcd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09

CHANGES ~ TAX LAWS.
Wbafcom hoard of Trade Offers
some Amendments for Action.

Special Dispatch 10 the post~1ut%lli gencer.
WHATSsoN Jan. S--T'hr legislative com
naiftee of fhs board ~ TRADE submitted
thaSa amendments "a the revenne it~ last
night and they We're adopted ard a bill
ordered drafted and esnt 70 Whateom
county representatives al Olympia:
Tire FIRST amendment was IN effect that
the decision q ne boaTs!s OF equalization
should he final. lssvsng 10 appeal 10 "a court
thereafter
That tax certificates he issued iFTlTlle-
dlate}y on delinquency. The time II re-
dempfiou d. half what Il ss nov, and prop
erty b4 reStesrna be ap 70 time of foreclas-
IsFs
That a rebate " ) per cesit. be allowed II
taxes are paid bY March Il. and penalty
az : rar cent be pat on after May /. In
addition 70 the - psr cent interest now
Imposed. penalty and interest - be paid
into the current sxEeEsse fund
Tlsat 20 rebates b. allowed IN present
fFektygyfa sickpw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09
INSURGENTS WILL FIGHT.
HAVE BARRiC AIDED THE STREETS
OF IL0ILo IN READINESS.
Houses ana Annoaace They VIII
Dsra the City when Attack Com
nemees-warships Are On Hand

MANILA. Jan s-Col. Potter. the spe-
cisI eEnlssary o. Gen- Otis between Ma
Mia and Tloito. arrived this afternoon
with dispatches from the latter point
TIE situation when ne left there vas
practically unchanged The streets were
narricaded eu3 III was reported that the
principal buildings bad been "kerosened,"
the insurgents having threatened TO de-
stroy the whole business section by fire
at the first shot Of the bogaoardmeTs.-
The banks were shipping treasure 10 the
United states by the transport Newport
and other vessels. The family OF the
American vice consul has gone on board
the Newport
Col. Potter reports that President Nc
kinley's proclamation had been txpewr.t-
ten aboard ship. a. tho printers on shore
declined to do the work. and when the sext
OF the proclamation was read 10 taern.
riatcule0 the notion that Cancellation was
possible.
PF5sates Harry Siivey ard Frank Kirk
patrick, OF the Sixth United States srttl-
iery. while guarding water boat as,eru
OF the Newport. were attacked by the ma
t!ves of the crew. Private Szlyey's skull
was fractured fatally. and Private Kirk
patrick fell overheard. but escaped with a
Eesh wound.
The United Stats gsirsboat Petrol arrived
ports thar TIE United States troops will
probably land on Guiinarss Island. about
midway between the island Of Panay and
The island Of Negros. where q camp Wall
be established.
Both sides. Col. Potter says, have been
impressang tie local shipping for military
purposes. and the Francisco Rsaner had
landed with fifty natives. The foreigners
were taking refuge on the British cruiser
Bona Ventura
Capt. Harlan MacSey, assistant surgeon.
was buried Friday.
Private William Rasch, OF Company 81.
kanns volunteers. Is dead OF smallpox.
There Is I'D change IN the situation here.
On Friday night public demonstrations
were held in Pafnp&ugas province In ratifi-
cation OF Aglmaido's proclamation. and
the excitement was Intense
All natives who enter tho city In the
Night time are searched ard every other
precaution Is taken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09
STRANGE TALE OF
THE SOUTHERN SEAS.
0hlpwreeked Crew spend Months
On = barren Island. Hut Are
Finally ReseueA.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-~caps r. r. Shaw
ard the crew OF the British bark Glen
HGntiey. long given up for lost are alive
and we'll and on their way 10 Liverpool
They abandoned the Glen Hunfiey In a
1erce gale on June T. Isss. For Isl days
the eleven sailors lived OH Tristan q Acunna
We. more than 100 miles south by west OF
the Cape OF Good Hope. They suhsgste4i
Ell penguin egss and the flesh of sea
eagles and shared with the seventy two
white Inhabitants tho scanty stock OF pro-
visions that the captain OF a passing YES
- could spare. After almost four months
Of such existence the British warship
Thrush, making an annual voyage OF in
pecfjca through the south Atlantic, res
cued the castaways and late In November
lAet landed them in Sisnous bay South
Africa A letter has bean received In this
CITY from Capt. Shaw by way of Cape
Town. which tells his fntsasaps and saver-
tnreA The Chen Huntley, with a general
cargo, sailed from New York for Free
mantle. Australia, on March Il last The
voyage was uneventful until the early days
- June when the bark ran into q fright
AA storm which so bufyeted her that on
June Capt. shaw and his crew had to
abandon her and take to the boats For
eeverad days they rowed and then landed
On Tristan a. Acunna-
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RUSSIA'S DISARMAMENT
is NONEXISTENT.
On the Contrary, Fevertsh Activity
La Being Displayed at Naval
Dock Yards.

LONDON. Jan. 9,~-The Sehas,opol CORE
sponden. Of the Times who has been tour
ing in Eastern Russia for two months TO
discover. II possible. some evidence on the
part OF the Russian government to give
effect 10 tho disarmament proposals of EN-
peror Nicholas says all his observations
were. quite to the contrary. The carre-
spondent says. AT the naval dock yards
i found fev~rish activity Not a man has
WITHDRAWN from the frontiers. The min
listers OF war and marine have been in
specting all the important military and
naval stations, urging an acceieration of
the preparations for defense. bat apparent
~ never mentioning the cars manifesto
The mum Der OF men enrolled In the army
and navy during the months OF October
and kovember last was larger than ever.
Relnforeesnents are being sent 10 the far
East as fast as they can be transported
and all the garrlsons along the Russo
Turkish frontier are being largely in
creased
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THE DAYS NEWS OF HAVANA.
Two Spanish Flags Fly Over the
Club Houses.

HAVANA, Jan, S.--T'his morning two
large Spanish flags appeared over the
Clerks and Asturiauos' Club. facing the
principal plazas- Their appearance created
considerable adverse comment among the
Cubans, who. IL Is said. requested Gov. Gen.
Brooke 10 have the flags removed No ac-
tion was taken in the matter al heaiqusr-
ters. where IL is generally conceded that
Spanish flags may float as well as those
OF other naaonaities.
Today Gen Brooke appointed Cob. l.. H.
Bliss collector OF the customs at Havana.
TO bs secretary OF the treasury department.
subject 10 confirmation By Washington.
Col. Bliss Will begin his new duties tomor-
row.
Surgeon General Sternberg has recon-
mendsd the cid Spanish camp known as
Las Aniuias az the best site for a yellow
fever hospital for the United States troops.
The proposed site is ebont two miles from
the city. on the heights OF Jesus
Inspector noaa-. who was sent here by
the secretary OF war as inspector OF GUS
toms. has been sick since "wednesday. Yes
tertiay morning he was visited by Surgeon
General Sternberg and other medical men,
who diagnosed the casa as yellow fever, al
ready well advanced The house in which
be il Was Immediately isolated. Inspector
Doane. who was formerly ia the New York
customs house. had been attended BY DIR.
&. =. Joi!Te Tie latter is q discharged
army contract surgeon, who came. saying
that ho would establish a hospital. DR.
Joli1e was arrested yesterday afternoon
by the United States authorities and locked
" Ola the charge N pr3ctie!ng without a
license, Issiawfuuy wearing the United
States uniform and falling 10 report tina;
Doane case WAS coutse Eosls
Ger. Brooke ard his entire sfaI moved.
headquarters today 20 the Hotel Trocha at
II Nesiado.
The battalion al the Second South Caro-
lima regiment walch has been AZ Moro
casJla Vent yesterday 70 Buera Vista a boa;
nine miles oEt. passing the naght IN the
rain ara cnssTely without shelter, because
OF the lack Of preparations 10 rts-a.ve the
men al TIE camp.
isrivats Hughes. Of Company +. Second
l4olzs ana. volunteers, was shot ana killed
Yesterday By Private Joseph Eaeklev of
the same company The trouble isegau "a a
trivial quarrel yesterday afternoon at camp
EGeDa sta. when Buc KEY threatened -
kil3 Hughes. Hughes paid no attention To
sfEsf thresJ, btlt Buckley later iay IL wait for
Rim aIsd deliberately shot Huxhez Btlfl
les, Rso Is a New Orleans man ~ SAID 10
have killed Two oiAsr men No disorder
has followed the murder
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09
STEAMER ToWEp IN.
Broke Her Machinery and Nearly
Went Down ia n Gale.

ST JOHNS ~. F.. Jan The British
steamer Anglsan London for Boston ar
rived here today. towing the Bri,ish steam
or Hsaii1, twentx~four days out from Gias~
scw. IN hailast fer Bastttnorv. The HessiA
Atlantis and on Sunday last her taiIshaft
broke. Shortly afterwafd the Anglican cams
alongside stood by her for thse-- Gays and
nights, and then took her in tow. The He's
and her upper works were a,mosS battered
10 pieces.
Nhen tbs steamers anchored In the har-
.s9r today z severe gale WAS blowing This
testla dTtfssd ashore on the south side ~
the harbof. striking stern on in which Tso-
sstian sn. stiil ilcs4 Tho ADgiiAn sndeavos~
n 20 tow her CT. bui SHE also struck.
though after hard efforts sire got OF.
Tfe gale IS stili raging, accompanied by
hhnding sn1msiuTn II ~ feared Ship
ping Ia the aartor may suffer severely dur
kIg the night.
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Special Dispatch 90 the i'ers-zsatelsigsun@v
SPOKANE Jau 81 II. fsfnR@. grr the
Tzst GHe pears tas general gear Ia fro
aAHe se- tkse &@rtsrra EaGssse raigga1AH
ard sEAe Ter fHa4s2 es.ss Years mas been
IN aeie cgnrf0g ~ sas company ns-Fe Aax
rendered fis resignation q, TIA es5rsp@ ~
- tAse s-srt EE1FU8gY !. SIR fsfse&
real xYsatfor - sse % sz@ fart ffsas ne ps4sl
es4ssr isfD fNs sGrf8tssfe Assztness having
yesterday S~ss9gsl-- EzsSgsst-sT ~ TIRE agSn
~ INls4 A fsss44x formerly Toll IL bier
ssgs sAsxs4I essgsGErn 81 sAe and IA E.aaf-
ssrs washington NJ Tree Fs1sgeA to Tn~
sazss IN tNa astnsag aszssa<sS. Iaa t. ~
Eeyscx. fAa ss.sss3fzualFe Tatasag Hn@g SID
xsxs...z.x &. -. x1xeaans- s4s.saal @Axx
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MAY RELEASE An INNOCENT NAN
Mrs Wright says Her Husband COM
mftted Triple Murder

SALT LAKE Jan. s--A sr-cisi =, the
Tribune from i'royo Utah. SAYS. Sheriff
storTs returned this evening from Cow
eheur. -, VITA MrS Jennie EgrtrEt
wife - George II - right Wright Is
believed 20 ae tAe man who killed thn
i0ree young suen "a; Pelican Point Irsab
IN February. iss FOR ascss crime Efsrr.,
haFes Il f4~ suffering lffe imprisonment
aFs1 Mrs y rights kn6z ledge % mr. naas~
Ia ads h4affs sfiG materially ag4 -Sssss~s n
Stpffs II eGsFtFg his capture ard her
knowledge - tbs case wl3i also aid Mr.
f;~Te@ attSfneSs In showing Hagez' IN
fsEsc"5scS =, clearly thst ne w4u aze re-
based Mrs. Wright ~ Thoroughly cam
N}5sceei - A@r husbands gent Sfartly
after the rs1rfer &rsght Aax arrested
Tor caffis stealing &n4 wass 20 Colorado
MIR NriEAf going 10 her mother fr. @ews
feTS. w2eTe $40 Was iocRies. t.y Sheriff
St8FvM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09
ANOTHER FAST MAIL.
Chicago. Rock Island q Pacific En-
ters the Field of Competitors.

CHICAGO. Jan. s.~~The Chicago Rock
Island Il Pacific railroad tonight entered
the list OF competitors for the overland
mail contract now held by the Burlington
road. by sending out train which will
run regularly between Chicago and Omaha
on the fastest schedule ever attempted be
tween the two cities. The train left at
T55 D. M. and IS due TO arrive In Omaha
at q. III. The running time. twelve hours
and fise minutes - nearly two hours fast
OF than the ordinary schedule and beats
the regular express and mall cars. The
train was made up OF chair car, 4 coach
and a Pullman sleeping car all of the
most modern construction.
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Employees of Roads Protest Against
the Reduction Of Fares.

INDIANAPOLIS Jan s~~A union meet
ing Of railroad men WAS held here today
Representatives of the engineers flrsne;s.
conductors and trafnncn VITA Grand
Chief Engineer Y. III. Arthur, Of Cleveland.
being present The meeting was In me
interest az Legislation ard a Joint ieggsla-
tive board was crested 10 lobby Tire legts-
taiurs IN opposition 20 a reduction % rail-
road fares IN ! cents a mile ard for the
creation ~ a railroad commission. The
meeting aiso Endorsed he record of Ses.se-
sary T. A. Mo<ley. OF the Interstate com
nisrs.g commission
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09

Special Dispatch 10 the Post In;elligencer.
WHATCOM. Jan. S--The Nhatcom
Brewery Company. with Mr.. Fred Hzlllser
OF Victoria. Il. -. az its head. yesterday
bought twenty-five acres OF land in he
city hn1ts and Will commence building
at once a fiSe-story brewery. Mr. Hiiigfr
gives as che OF the main reasons for To-
eating here that this IA one of the best
har5sy-ra!slng sections IN the country and
that the matt house win 10 big enough 10
consume all the barley raised IN the coun-
~. The ice plant ia connection with tha
brewery viii have large capacity. Part
Of the machinery has heen bought and -
already on the way here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-09
wHaTCoH NORMAL school,.
An Appeal 20 the Legislature 90
Make an Appropriation.

Special Te.spatea 20 the Post-Inte!l.e eacsr-
WuATT-GN Jan. sA petition. iu.ioTse3
Nv tfae PaAirtlAven Chamber 81 Commerce
AMI TIE W hatcorn Board 81 Trade, ap4
slxn@a = nearly ali the electors - THIS
sec.tsu. asking far Use efsen Te Of tlas ~ Ma
egfs norma! $eh0ssl a..a giving EDe facts
showing ths tlsgiee of tire sefEsao1. has
h-s. FORWARDED ~ The legislature.
Il shows that ia Western Washington
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hanged hirnasH by tying hzrsks-cpla,
aIoand nAs neck ard fastening Il n fhe
ss ss.s oars 90 TIE cell door He vas 10: dis
1SssFso ufStl life was extsF>nt Erunrer
- I3@ treasurer Of ne ssessserxr t,%rrr.a-
Ria Society, and a. a meeting a. L.. s<sssssv
.as. hiADt ae assfis Il statement thai there
- ne money IN ira treasury He Was
s1 s.asss sas cooks CT the szoSisty showed
that ne shotSad have On hard y%s5 ar.s "a
sas ssssra 10 MAKE .ss aEsaosra. good ErEsn-
asr sss. Iant make the amount good. and as
sssusI De Was ARRESTED on charge OK EN-
bezzaesue1t preferred hy the socsc5y's 1yes.-
dent a.
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tributary % the Whatccm school are So. 80
people and ea.tss ScAo3l children more than
- tributary 70 hosh Eas other state normal
sSnopAS- The state aow needs 6N new
teachers c4Ca year ana The number y IA
cFs2s2ng. The EEEenSburg school cannot
ls1sSAn2v graduate more than 80 per year.
he lack OF teachers a. home Is Illustrated
by tAe Iacf th&t rev teachers from other
states have 20 os imported every year. ard
.ast YEAR AZ temporary certificates had 10
~ issued 70 nu vacant places: SIS .Qssl as the
Sf1~Gni estimated necSSSary Ia vEsTn the
stFszol. ana All attendance Al tire beginning
OF ~ would BE- siisrn Led
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FRENCH JUDGE RETTREs,


PARIS. Jan s-~M. Quesray do Baure-
pairs president OK the section OF the
court OF cessation. has resigned In con-
sequence of a disagreement regarding the
Dreyfas inquiry.
NJ BeauFenaire reselutelv declines 10 as
sign the ruo@va for hts resignation which
remains a mystery. hus il - believed he ia
angry at The governments treatment % sAa
affair
According 20 toe Ma.In this morning Ma
6anr% Drsy ftls has received eablegvarn
from her husband. saying that hss sgsaish is
I-ertect. pllysically and rloraily.
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SAGAsTA WILL FIGHT.
VIII Endeavor to Avert q Crisis by
Postponinw Opening the Cortes.

MADRID. Jan. s-The partlsaus of the
government believe that Senior Sagaxta
viii again andeavor 10 postpone the cab
met crisis by suggesting to the queen re-
gent that SHE Use her constitutional pow
ers 10 rafify the treaty. when the AmeYi-
can senate SHAH have ratified IT, aud then
conToke the presen; oories at the begin
ming OF February, in which event Senior
Sagasta would form Weyler.t. cabinet
ard reconstruct his party.
Senior Sasaxsa went for a drive today
A dispatch received from Havana says
that all the Spanish forces have now left
the island.
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SPANISH Nor MassACREp.
4 False story Set Aaeat to Iniure
the EfI{ptra&

f{lf<lfko$js. Jan s-Accav54nS 80
statements - E,e who have fass arrived
here Frssga the Island % Baa3s~ae, south 0s
50 s}and ~ fNalaywan. thars - 10 trgta
su tAs Trescrr thAs Ire SgA2favis IheEe AaEs
teee rGasSacTaz3 ~ the FSjg1nos.
They sag Ire &ery - 81 taEsH1tna -
p~sasts e. pr@Jgssac@ s.sF E9Ef#n0 cas1ss et.~
cisT.1g asa. t}sAt tAgTe RFe not s3aFe sEan
NaIt . !osan SIsniarrls azl Use .<lsgzs and
s>at al wso havs sseoB klifed fs4 ~ VAR
fA-r
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Mining Claim Sold.

Special Disrs;ca 80 the Post-InteiliEencer
NHAfCoM. Jan. s--Joseph Ssovoylts
who has u thirTy-flvs-scot tunnel on n
claim on The westerly siGpe og Mount
Dewey, halfway between Shuksaa and
Baker. yesterday sold bis claim 70 j. ],
donovan ana Emery Actsinu.s. 81 This
city. lie also contracted 20 continue the
tunnel loo feet NJ Il east II sSsl The p-sca
paid for the claim was slas. II Is a broad
ledge OF iow grade ore. running froTa twelve
Ia twenty feet There is one streak taar
assays away up in the hundreds.
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MINIATURES, Wis. Jan s~~.As Tho
ns-,stssher Club to-day Harry y iIlishury
chess champion Of the Jnitei States per
formed the remarkable feat ~ playing
twenty-five games OF chess simultaneously
ard coming os5t victorious In all but ore
game lie was also SGccssssftd in al exhf~
tstsosi % hAnffoii playing against hal. q
taxen wsll-knowE local players.
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HALIFAX. ~ g Jan. &-The ovsYdsss
F'urness steamers Manchester Trader ard
Darnara reached port to-day. the former ar
fxgsng 5eTe and the latter AZ IA tohDs
y. r. brief cable from ST. Johns says
the LhasnsTa had terrific weather. tssng
twents-tbfess tAy# osIf from fAyerTspos bait
board Were ws.is The Maar hester Trader
VAS f4tHsettssFs RANs 033T
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CAsrELLANE WAS IInEIED.
Anna Gouid's Husband =. Suing u
parisfap paper

PARIS Jan S-Cuant Bond Dc ('axtei-
lane. member Of the chamber oF deputies
fer the CasteiIane district Of the Lever
Alps. WHO married Miss Anna Gould will
Institute proceedings En1ust th2 Les
proits d@ LHornu,e foF asserting trait
ewing to quarrel regarding ara actress
be recently fought a duel with VI paul
ssss Regkesse founder ~ the Patriotic
League and member 81 the cham os.r Of
dcpaties from the Angugicsne district OF
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sffSNEA POLLS Mlnn.. Jan. s-~5otsr r.
johnson. tse syCsiss~akntey, broks the pro-
fesstGaal h8if-uiie sffng record az Lex
irstpu park To-Day, EmV@siuz the dtSfanca
Ia IS e-s. The affesnEs Was made ufsder
1nfa s0f48hse C0nsliti0@s. He NAa paced the
first 20 yards The unofficial tssna for, the
fret quarter ~ak = &sa