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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-04

GOMEZ GIVES SOME REASONS.
In Proclamation He Advises the
Army Against DIsbandinx.

HAVANA, Jan. S.-Gen. Maxine Gomez
from his Camp I'D miles westward near
Narciso. has issued Il proclamation 10 the
Cuban army advising against disbanding
until the proceedings at Washington re-
garding the pay Of the insurgent troops
have been completed. IL is dated December
-. and IN part fs as foilows:
The moment has arrived 10 give public
explanation OF my conduct and my pur-
poses, which are always In accord with my
sense Of duty 10 the country / serve The
Americans. tacitly our allies, have term!n-
ated the war with Spain and signed a treaty
of peace. / believed II was my duty not 10
move for any political or other object from
the spot where | had drawn my sword
50 long as the enemies of the army had not
completely evacuated the island. Ny pres
enee elsewhere would have disturbed the
repose and calmness necessary 10 eonsol-
tdate peace. nor ough. 20 have caused the
Cuhans trouble by unnecessary manifesto
lions during the jubilee
The period of trans ton Is terminated:
the army or the enemy Is abandoning the
country. the sovereignty Of the great United
States is beginning as stipulated in the
protocol over all the island But Cuba j.
moi Yet free or independent SeIf-goveffl-
ment IS not yer constituted. For that resa-
son ne must dedicate ourselves TO bringing
about the dtSa lspearance OF the cause for
AHeF.can Intervention"
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SUCCESSFUL TRAIN ROBBERY
HoId-Cp ocesrs % the kassas civ,
Fort scott 4 Memphis Railway
Dyas mite II tsea 60 Slew Opes
the Thyosgh Express safe.

MANSFIELD Mo. Jan. s.--Tbe Glntz
and most successful attempt as train rob
berry Oh the l1ns OF the k4asas City. Fort
seolt Il Memphis railroad oscs5rre4 tonight
al s:5s near asacoznb. u ANAL station Avs
miles east OF this point Aacofns being
flag station, one Of the ros,ssFs soi
aboard the wessloane train at Norwood.
The fiFst station east Of aiaeoEno, paying
his fare To MacpTab. AID compelling ihs
train 10 stop there.
IL war Immediately iso&rged fsy I'VE or
six masked men, ssszg. covering a.. mem
bers % the train crew with WiucAezters
and rayoiyers. eonpei.ed tbs engineer and
fireman 10 cur loose from tbs remainder os
the train. TIE mail. baggage ard expires
cara were then rua t4p tae isne about S"e
miles and stopped In a lonely cat snere
Engineer Calender was ylaced In front
Of the Yobhars and forced - break open
the door of the express car RfEsr winch
he WAS placed In front of tae fofsaioss
fohs5er ard together they sntAFe1 tae sz-
press car, covering 11Ufh@tm Ess press MAJ
aeuxer Newton ana Bagsasenaan s5sseefi
with their pistols, forcing theirs To as1oufh
to the outside Of the car. Th.y issn pro-
cesdea 20 dynamite the through safe TWO
charges of dynamite gsFe used, completely
desno.isf.iBs thss burglar proof safe Of the
Southern xprass Company and paying
havoc with the car and It's contents.
II In not kn9wE how mach money and
vaiuabtes were secured. as the safe blown
open was a through one. Dsing opened only
at q few OF the sno@t important toxns along
the line between Memphis and Kansas CITY.
Everything Was taken from II, and IL In
safs III say that they were wfIl paid Tor
their trouble The local safe, which con-
tanned aii local money packed up. was not
fDoissfSd.
Special Agent Chester. Of The Msfnnhas
route. eas aboard the train and followed
the robbers He got close enough 10 get
view OF them at work. and has fairly good
description Of them II Is thought that ona
OF the party vas q railroad man. he being
able 10 handle tbs engine with All the ease
81 an old engineer, and thai the other men,
bsrx were well acquainted with the fact
that tbs through safe MAS carried In the
rear car. as no attempt wAs made 20 force
the forward ears. No aitsUp, Vas made
20 modest the passengers Altar leaving the
train the robbers hurried away into tha
underbrush. firing shots Into tins air as they
went.
a posse under Special Agent Chester wilt
leave for the sce'ls Of the Tehbsry al day
light.
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EASTERN EPICURES EAT
PUGET SOUND CLANS.
Feature of the Day at Holiday
Week banquet IA the Famous
I.OtuS (lub.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligeneer.
NEW YORK, Jan 3.--Among the more
unusual events of the holiday week WAS
q private dinner party at the Lotus Club
at which the chief attraction was a course
OF clans from Puget sound. The CLAIMS
We're. OF extraordinary size. One. OF them,
which was referred To as the merry
chicken" was several degrees larger than
the average lobster. The outlet, which Is
regarded as the choice part. was dipped
in egg and bread crumbs. fried In olive oil
and served hot with tartar sauce.
The responsibility for the dinner rests
with Avery G. Sickels. whose stories at
the club relative TO the size of the clans
excited much skepticSm. The unbeiief be-
came so strong that Mr.. Sickels. IN self
defense, obtained a box of CLAIMS from Put
get sound through Samuel Collier vice
president OF the Columbia River railway.
The recipe for cooking the clans was fur
nisbsd by Mrs. Hans Giese, wife Of the
German consul at Tacoma. Mr.. Sickles'
reputation for accurate scientifE knowledge
has been rehab!litated.
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ELEVATOR TAKES A DROP.


Special Dispatch TO the Post-InteliIgencer.
TACOMA. Jan. 3.-1'he elevator safety
clutch In the Chamber OF Commerce build
ing yesterday saved n load OF humanity
from a frighffui smash-up. Several prom
inent residents who had hesn In consulta-
ton concerning the milion-dolisr suit
compromise. had left the office Of Sheeks
& Wickersham and boarded the elevator.
Included in the party were g. b. Hurley.
Judge Theo. Stiles, J Il. Holt and Council
men. Bell. Holgate, Leo and Turner.
The party took the elevator at the fifth
floor and were oh the descent. when the
cable holding the cage gave way, Like a
shot the elevator started down tbs shafl,
hut had fallen bur some twenty feet when
the safety clutch took hold and checked
tina fall with a Jar that Knocked the hats
of the occupants.
The cable which parted was one az set.
eYai on the elevator. and It's breaking threw
the whole apparatus gu; OF gear.
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POISON MAS ADMINISTERED.
Henry q. nasnet Dies From Cyanide
Of Mrrcury, Net Diphthcrfm.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The Herald says:
There is a strong Likelihood that The fact
may soon be established that Henry C.
Barnet, who died 81 the Knickerboeker
Athletic Cub on November 10 osseasibiy
from faucia. diphthsFta according q. the
death certificate made out by his psysi-
clan. was murdered by poison al was
Mrs. Adams and that the same poison was
iiscd In taxa his III. "a Was utilized in The
case OF the woman. Cyanide OF mercury
was administered In each case.
The body 81 Barnet has been exh.,suhf
and /, h said that sufficient evidence has
been obtained 10 prove that the hasiy eon-
tainS traces ~ tho paisnn named Their,
IL said 90 be little doubt that lha rersou
who caused the death ~ Mrx Adams Is
also Responsible for the death ~ narnrt
with this difference. thar while he iii
not intend Ia Kill Mrs. Adams lsst Corn.
tsh. the death nf Ra1nes was deliberately
manned NAs
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SUCCESSOR TO DIR. ABBOTT.
Rev. n. -. Htitis, the WeIl-k new y
Chicago DIytae. II Chosen.

CHICAGO Jan a.-~News WAS rvcelvea
here late ,ast nassat mat Rev Newell
Dwight Hills. pastor Of the Central church
in this oily. Is 10 b. calico 20 the sastorase
Of the femetss Plymouth church Of Brook
Ign, as the Successor 81 Dr. Lyman Atssotl
Tie formal cali viii De extefsicsi 10 Or.
Hills after the meeting ot the advisory
committee OF the church. 10 be held tosiay.
DIR. Hills is native Of iewa and IL ~
ysafn Of age. lie was essacssska at Grin
and at Mccormick saminary. Fer three
years after leaving his the.tnsfcsi studies
he was fastor of the First Presbyterian
Church ~ Iseoria- la December iss4 be
succa<sied Prof. Swing az Central chtwcss
Gr. Hills. like his predecessors OF Pfyrr-
oath and Central churches. is u writer The
four books he has published are .'Foreto-
kens Of Immortality How the Inner
Light Failed. - "a Mans Value 20 society,"
ard The Investment OF Infiuence'
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HoxoRs To THE AMBASSADOR.
Impressive and Interesting Cere.
monies I'm the City Of Mexico

CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. s-TTla recep-
Lea Of Ger. Clayton as the ambassador of
ne Taiisd States 'sok place today. ali the
appropriate heyssrs being extended 20 him
by The Msxlsas government. Carriages
bearing The eSnh1azonsss arms Of Mckee
S$ye sent With an escort 81 squadron az
cavalry 10 the resi- fence OF TIE am aasxas0r
@sac. accompanied by tae secretaries % the
embassies and the military attaches, Was
taken 10 iae palace at noon.
Ia taa famous ard historic halt ~ arr
sssSssaers an immense taroag OK Amer
ieans ard &sx3cAEs Of the highest saesssy
had gathered 10 witness the novel and II
ssreztfrE cSrs merry
Erss&5esaS 1sax. wearing the grand Gordon,
tsA Insignia Of lsss Office. ard surruans4et:
hy his Ssh4nai eff.csrs, was seated or a
ass. oss< stood ~ aS xas American am.
aa~@1Gr entered
Ger. Clayton dressed 81 his uniform ~
q bTigadser gsaer&Z Of the sgnzte. Ssates
array. advanced 10 tae sa4s. wssege tbs csre-
szsgsfay took place
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Net Cash Balance Of ss94,-Gi,6o5 on
Hand December 81.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2,-~The monthly
treasury statement ~ ire puh;ic debt
shows tha. az the close Of business becem-
h~r 81 tae debt, less cash TT the treasury
amounted 81 si,isa i1s 2>a. an Increase dur
ing the month os sl.sg21 20. This Increase
Is due 10 the delivery Of par cent bonds
~ the new issue. previously pais for. The
debt is recanltaiatei as follows:
Interest hearing debt ........,...s 90 q $50
psht on which interest has
eva ss-s since maturity .......... 80 gs3
Debt bearing no interest ........ 80 sST SOL
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s$epoviS tssAk bazIsacac plague haS e-sksn
Ssss Is fe@tazoa hAy ara sstgsc.Al3v ssessge1
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To MUSTER orr rRoorS
secretary Aizer Issues Orders Tn
Twelve Regiments

WASHINGTON. Ja~- @-Se-rv.z~. a.xx-
t@5Ay fsaas3s pUHEsc q partial 4tnt ~ ,sn
Regiments ala oghgr ,arsaar3 "A lars ss-At-s
as svSSEi y sac Ss&1%l@ ~ ghn Paris
u ass treaty. = h@& aeaa decided 10 yrsss
s@f a4t 81 Ese e@rx Tse Elsz t-..Frg,sga
f@eiF~ Ia. seEiEu*7s$s A@s iva IN seg~srsse-,f
eSsG71 sss>4ss. asa sars& n*avy batteries ~
SFtisz%FE- zSS.fs1NzsSsasfNG tsEeg ~ a.Asr~
gss~ss. ~fssca. w3s1 Ea@ar Present s..sss.s,s
SIC 81 sasicNss
Ta Alabama : x1v~EsatA Nrw yawsr
TszsTss Fsssrsas, sasSa ~ EssztsTszse. -y-ssE.s
seEszssas. az Agnssfan
IN tase*Asz'-~ Sssssz7sssrsss A ard g. rrsAa-a
srasfssl Sss&s&StS. a. SsssS nsxG4gss .Fsxya
Sseta G<s1asssa aG9 S.xsa Virginia. a. Ma.
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DEATHS.


OLYMPIA Jan, 1~ATs Mary r Porter
wife 90 fte4sn = Fso-tsF. died ga shix esfv
last eTesslnS after sn sliae@s OK three sfavs
- y9sseg 81 the hFa4n SSe Cars - WASH.
sn9t@s is5 iNsi, and sas Issl "a ogsEu.sa
s9s7s tne date ~ har marriage IN iss4 So
VAS . sssees - Jesla MrI-alsgsagsa. me r..
sugEA@e avs sSso fsuEA Me(~.sl aaSgA. ss,.rv-
t&ry % sn@ In.tgs States treasury
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VOLUNTEERS ESCAPE PIxIsuMENr
Officers Take the blame and Are Or
dercd Confined for n Week

HAVANA Jan s---Aeting unaar Ma
tsssn- Less direction. Coz. Dyrt,sn cet.fdeei
te{ay TO punish Companies l. and O. OF
the ore Hundred and Sixty-sIrss Indiana
vefantees regiment. with three dayx' c.,n-
HnsrSent on bread and water for display
iag Cubaa flags In the parade on SUNDAY
vus the commissioned officers az the com
gssniss pegfss0Tpss that they might receive
ali lfe punishment themselves. THIS was
agreed 10 ard order ssssassl cosds4ns
ta@zn ~ quarters Tor a week
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ATLANTIC HANK IN ruayni.E.
President srewn Rcss.ns. feitowiax
Which mn Assisamsat IL Made

BOSTON. Jan. a~rrsssieHt r. . rRfoN,s
81 TIE Atlantic National bank, II this ktfS
formefis treasurer ef the AS&ahet Maui
featuring tampauy. whose notes ha hxs
iadafNed Resigned president 90 ths bank
ca sAtnrssN. Ahd t9-fsN made an as~sEr-
u1ens Mr.. Browns name Is larse;s, ,rissn
tire caa~yesr notes ~ tbs rorapAry
IL - believed shat tho As~aFsstz s.stisz sci
come eat al right II h a eauceFs, wsfh
Nesatss carst2l ard rsart witch ems,
Gg*ans. Of whseh she asroas ~ .ll4er ga =
pA5 from eaFns7H@ ard written nw Ths
company has Sssafs8 cash ard hslIs y~
cssvahir. ara g. So SO or tssssss.Yye 500, a ,,
hssd lie meet ifs 81 .sHNse Liabilities
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sawmsli Accident nf Halter.

Special Dispatch 20 The Pos; Intelligence.
ARLINGTON. Jan. y~YsSssrSay morn
.sg at ls o'clock Herman Fry. son 81 Ahrar
Fly 81 this place. had all the fingers 81
hts right hand. except the thumb cus OF
" nile harding a heit saw in hunz@ Ixs.~ .
stanton 4 cas- xhisagie NIL 80 Haiie- The
agrtdea; Was due sa a SIP - the foot, re-
kul,ina from TIE Rnow.
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RAILROAD nftf. srt,xuD
G"xcraer az Kansas MAXI. laws NJ
Measures Recently ssas.ra

Tpa'Eh 4. kses, fan 2~~T1sa r4slrea,s an,
ana tiia t4h tSStfss Insurance texs.z.s.i.ss .,r
thts~ Fsvs@ premiums. 4za ssst 81 :he *
ira ss~stysts 81 tsa lss,ssgGra. vsega ~fz.,.as
By s.sy fseesiy tsefay
AtaT nassas AFf@e 14d plar@S . fax et ssy
cent. or ttsa wsvess f,rssgA5t{rv,s a., tsr -.
sss ssanass~s 81 al osFsxsss.a ssssarsfs-s, gxsra
palaisS, ws~>tfer flra ufe az ae~,sstsgg. asaA !
per cent on EaroI~an ANA gsssss l0ysAzg
companies
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NATURAL GAS Is DUTY FREE.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Justice Peck
ham today handed down the opinion of the
United States supreme court in the case OF
the United States VS.. the Brnaio Natural
Gas and Fuel Company, appealed by the
United States from the decision OF the cir
cult cour, of appeals for the Second cir
cult. The case involved the right OF the
gag company TO import gas from Canada by
means OF pipes under the Niagara river
free OF duty The opinion classified natural
gas as crude hltuman. and has the effect
OF admitting IL free Of duty under the tarin
law OF 1850. and also under the present law.
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GOV. ROOSEVELT on PARDoxs.
He Has Established = Code OF Ruies
To Gasern His Actions

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. 5--C.oy Roosevelt
has established code os rsilos 10 govern
his consideration and determination of Al
piicat!ons for parions and commute tons OF
sentences, He VIII not exercise executive
eieme1cy In behalf Of man who has ue4n
convicted OF numbering or ahais5ng his
wife, nor will De pardon any habs;ual Grim
inal.
Ills mercy wai bss shown only 10 these
whose sentence seems 30 have fsasn severe
or whose commission Of crime vas the
RESULT of Influence
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NEW YORK, Jan, s-T-he Times this
morning repeats the story denied on it's
fFst publication last week, that the re-
,isemens OF Samuel Sloan from the pyesI-
dency of the Delaware. Tsackawanna A.
Western railroad next month giG be fol-
lowed by the promotion 70 that Office of
". r. Hatstena. at present second sic.
president and general manager Of the
rss4A
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WILL SELL CITY or COLUMBIA.
Owners said Ia He Willing To Take
S2O.OOO for Her.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3--The steamer
Australia. from Honolulu. brings word that
"A survey has heesr made OF the steamer City
OF Columbia. which sprung leak while No
miles at sea bound for Seattle and was
compelled to return. Tie damage can he
repaired. but her owners, the Seattle Homo
iaiu Steamship Company. have decided to
place her on the market. and ask xso 0pD
for her. IL that price cannot be obtained
she will be sent TO the Coas. for sale
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Rev. Ns. Bre~E. pastor ~ taA Ear.fzs
cStsTch al WlTzsaek- z4epsea a nsvel Ez1~fsnss
aass sunday 80 ges his parsxhsoreeg 20
church en- siraa. ASsssst c-csaes A -,
. aen fae average citizen was fast nregta-
nzvF 30 ex Joy hzz Essasg1sTsx uAxl tAss esss1yss
ss~ls aSGSh - rs1x. zxes wsEh sSscs vsesr
F&As taa s2Seay ssSSxSse. trim xSrg Ii ar
A--sTzsa ct IRE. aroused themselves 3arsssHs
t@ssr clothes 8rss o<zar - investigate As
70 fsr~ was ytssssss. fhrv rut the E-aas yfrx-
1NE ssw5 - vi sssry ant concluded q
&1ksFt ases Aid investigate Tia
sSssN. great SScc4nA
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PRINCE PREPARING 4 corr.
Interesting Things Promised by VIC
tor Napoleon.

PARIS. Jan. A~~The Matsn this morning
publishes an interview with a prominent
Bonaparsfst Tasyforiiag 20 be the sfs, az
Prince Victor Sapolaor's statements 10 h,x
company The other dag at Brussels
This represents him az preparing, assgs
ssopsiy for a coup. which he 10 f,tNy re-
solve. 10 execute Prince Victor. however
- hostile 20 sn useless manifestations uia
brother. Prince Louis Ns<soseou All 70
found beside him Ola the day OF artsng,
They are closely united in warm AMI
s4neere affection"
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price. The total purchase price Is ahss.
$so.o0 The property Is located In Hurnh
camp, IN the boundary country Nesvs
Harrison and Blanchard paid ssN,10l Isl a.
property little over year since Ans
they bought IL they spent In the HsssAar..
hood of 100000 in developing il. sni -
get about twice what they paid.
1t fully developed mine. ready IA ia
ore as soon as the railway Is comps.sl
Maj. Leckie has been negotiating fSf d.
British Columbia for three months.
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PERKINS ASKS i>Srarcrioxs.
Takes Philippine Question Hefsr~
California Eextsfefur~

SACRAMENTO cal. ban. s-wher ,ha
senate w&s rAlsea 10 oF..v tosssx a ezasss-
Hf9nf7 sssssn wss received fr@m S~nasor
Perkins b. wass-A he a~ss.4 trs9rst.-ss,.x
sr9fs tire senate o. the Beas.4lzw qssess4as, 81
aA expansion. RE ssnTwssed h.s..
ser As css1fse0g that thsz 4aSesGKan i ~
naoF" assp@fiA1ne - tine wxssare II tAe
sNstetsY shaa IS say problem xhns 49,
arisen &aNgx t51a present zssHas rsssxsz, -
sf@te1 fAat IN lNs gsEz@ssu7s ssg trssrgss.lt.s.s
fFofa tae legislature ~ Car farssts a. 80
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ANOTHER SHOE COMPANY STARTS.
Strikers Unable TO Control the Howe
Factory at Marlborough.

MARLBOROUGH Mars, Jan. 3-The
factory % the =. II Howe Shoe Company
and two other smaller establishments con-
tvoiiett by the company today resumed
two months President Gonrers. OF the
American Federation OF labor ~ho is srl
the city, has arranged for "a personal con-
ferencs with pgtsident HOWE
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Ex-Treasurer Bogga and Deputies
Hard at Work.

Special Dispatch to the Posi-In,eliigencer
TACOMA. Jan. s.--De We're Utter. for
rnsrly deputy under ex-Treasurer George
w. Boggs. reached the city today in re-
Spouse to a request that he assist In pre-
pairing the statements needed IN the COM
Ing warrant suit Mr.. Utter spent the day
with his former chief. and this evening
prepared 10 return TO his work at Shelton
whore ne is employed as an accountant.
Boggs and the assistants furnished by City
Attorney Pf4ichard are hard at work on
the books IN the city hail.
COPIES OF Sunday edition. January /
Of the Post-inteiiigence- may be secured
at business office. ready for mailing, at &c
copy.
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cen. ThEri New Jersey and Fifteenth
Pennsylvania az Athens
In South CarotsnA-Sossrh Carolina asayy
battery at Suss.yar,s Island, Fourth Mis-
E0uri. a. GysecSsszle. SecoEd Tennessee. at
Columbia. xsnsh Ohio, at sumnersv.iis.
In Tex4s-Ta3ri Texas, q. Fert Clark
nScia barracks. heavy batteries 8 and c.
California artillery.
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vote TO amsrad section OF the treaty.
which provides for tie ayalsat OF 3D.
81 se for the REIMBURSEMENT OF Spain =
s4osegeagasy Dr her interests in the phAip-
pine Islands. He sx ~ the opinion that
the United States T@qaifes only q military
station, nAsai and c0aMng station In the
fxla Fdr.
n the 5yasrgaa.
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Control In Secured Of the Lighting
of New York.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.--Thera Ia no longer
any conceaiment of the fact that what Is
known as the Whitney syndicate has
obtained control Of the Edison Electric H.
Eliminating Company. George r. Peabody
second vice president ana director OF the
Edison company. admitted this today.
Thls acquisition. with the other whitney
syndeate holdings, gives the syndicate a
practical monopoly OF the lighting. heat
Ing and motive power az this city
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HOssLAND NINE SOLD.
Montreal Capitalists buy the II. G.,
Paying s30<,.OO for II.

Special Dispatch to the PSst-fntelIisencer.
ROSsLAND. II. e. Jan. 3--The negofIa-
Ions fer sEe purchase OF the BRITISH to-
lgusbtk mine were completed today The
deal was closed when Mai. X. q. ~ lizards
teckis. 1hc represents Montreal syndl-
cate lzesaded By Clarence Mcauaig. pal.
S.e1.@n 20 A II. Morrison AID =. t.arssari.
- SSEsrA
THIS was onsy portion q the pureha 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-04
WELCOME THE GRAND DUKE.
Rasssan Colony of New York Honors
Gyrsf SIadtmirOvftch.

NEW YORK. jar a.-<irand Duke Cyril
yiadiusjF9yftch. ef Russia. who liz on has
way Ia his ONE country &c attessd the wssi-
ding 81 his sisles, was welcomed today by
sfso Russian coofsy OF this city ~ftf a
cAarrza
Bishop Nicholas retiring prelate OF ths
Russian church In America. who viii take
ship with him tomorrow. presided at the
sery.Ss
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FATHER DEMENEZ
MEETS HIS DEATH.
bishop O'Dea Writes Tint the Well
known Preiate Was I'm n Rail-
rOnd Wreck.

Special Dispatch to the acknowledgement
TACOMA. Jan. "A letter received here
today by Father Hylebos from Bishop
O Dea announced that Father Edward
Demenez had met death in a railroad acct
dent IN Montana last week. No particulars
are given. Father Demenez was we'll
known in Tacoma and Seattle, and for sew
erai years was chaplain OF the Sisters hos
pital In Seattle. He was ordered 20 Lewis
ton. Mont. some six years ago. where he
has s1rce resided His remains were buried
at Helena last Sunday.
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