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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

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QUEER STORIES OF THE WASP,
SHOWING ABILITY TO REASON.


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The Uoyage Of the Olympia.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

ARErY has nasYai science rscetvsd yasao~ eoHfst
thas recently communicates ny AEwa.kss
w. Psrkham ana Mrs EixaS~sh Peekhsn, ts gf
snssf4Exhee e0sot~l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-17

n agoD unity haD boea tbe 90
great lgsa1 - grGat msnds'
whether ~ post schoonF. DhiS~
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UnIsy n III things and unity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
coLER AND STATEN ISLAND LIGHTS

TIE CONTROLLER EXPLAINS BIS POSITION ~
LETTER TO THE BOROUGH President.
President George Cromwell Of the Borough Of
Richmond has sent a letter 10 Mayor Van Wyck
complaining about the turning off Of the lights on
Staten Island The Mayor turned over the letter
10 Controller Coler ana Mr.. Coier yesterday sent
the following letter 20 Mr. Cromwell;
copy Of your letter 70 him dated 0ctoSeI r, ,'
I'm regard 10 the situation H. the Borough ol ~ IN.
rnond. respecting the llgnung o. tne sttsrt'"r
10 The fact that the electric eh, COMPANY II that
borough has ceased 20 supply light and tAal ~
{ consequence the streets and avenues are :" '''a'
darkness; ..., ,o,, have been informed
,hat The occasion for the turning Of OF the Ae r.
bv The company IS the failure az me c.y 10 Iatt
from January : 49,. up 70 the present time II Is
true that the city has not teeI lNi .s'''- '.-.'
Upon assuming the duties Of Coniror5er ,99 10y
large numDer u lasiii4ss,toT intended 20 become
which were to use the mildest expression in ot.,
dent. Some Of the contracts ~ 4-es.ii-M a. .-s
e,,c15,r- ne execution Of them indicated that the
Sl,eis ~ he tsxuavsrs a. large had been VIII
} f bs,raved therefore refused 70 recognize
srv OF these contracts unless. and until aaFSeu nt
shs3 CORPORATION Counsel. that they we're valid ano
now exists As result 81 Ilgauon the c4.S haS
successfully maintained defence against con-
consolidation for d long term ~ years ne 2uThen
~ vyhich fan not the localities benehtfd. nlt
mo" he whole body Of taxpayers Of the new ely
In regard to the contract Tor .sntins ne bo1 ,-
o,-rh ~ Richmond serious questions anetiIIe heI
VVsf5itv have arisen and Il has only been within
,Se last fev days that have been advised uy fhe
Corno,ation Counsel that regardless ot the NalliN
- fhese contracts. II might Doe 10 the interests ~
- INV 10 make payments on accounts Thereon. l
Nv % the fact that the prices per lamp do noi
IN 70 he exorhitant
Sc 'bbsve requested an opinion from the Corpora
49,, counsel a. 70 my power 10 compromise, -,
no" sdtist the claims Of tho company for light
iIt m ~ uasf under the provisions % thapier
Is - The charter. II the Corporation C2Dase;;
lt' o. tide that 7 possess such powers VII.
mqnedaiey endeay9T TO make sgh terms Ti5
TINS c.iHta" - The Borough Of Richmond st The
IN SIN" Inc protecting the interests o. the tax
payers. 3. .v-.ra the solution o. these dr.
~ ~ - been somewhat complicated, so 4at
aculues mas -, futtIre lighting hy decision o.
5e supreme Court IN rsgaTd 70 ne P toT shng
MuuiclPal ,Nslc1sfon an appeal was taken D.! me
from ~i'e oreaed within the past fe" DAYS very
truly yours. BIRD 8 COLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
BTDD'S OFFER REJECTED.

MoRB TROUBLE OVER The BUILDING OF ROADS
~ WpDLESEX COUNTY.
New-BransRick. OCT. ,speciah-The Mlddiesex
COUNTY Board o. Freeho.lers held an animated
rneet.nk IN New Brunswick to-day The matter Ok
exnencltures q State and county moneys FOR the
rnacadam!zng % roads was discussed. As io4e
IN The Tribune OF Tuesday. the Freeholiefs ano
state Road Commissioner Henry J. bldi disagreed
a. N nov. the state road moneys appropriated 70
lf5aiesex should Re spent Commissioner baao
wants the Cran0-ry Turnpike maeaHainl%eo "'9-'
AZ the road comes IN continuous system" 4S'1
80 safe The Freeholaers. # IS charged, contrary
20 an agreement. voted TO improve me o'u o,i-s
,,.~rr,re nrst which Is IN another section 81 the
county .. -. .Ao -,ss,,rz
.4,y and said that II was his purpose 70 nave
-.-at.,b, lines OF road across the state connecting
49,. -orth.rn and southern sections ana tne eastern
, r-eSferu and so he wanted the Orahu-ly 4lth-
az az ",aCefarnizad he was wiling 70 compromise.
fov-irg half the approprl-t . 70 PC aplAei 70 me
SrarbrTv and half 20 me O.- bIlHe ROAD GOV
c--0r VOORHEES, he said. was anxious that ills
COMPROMISE b- carried ylt
Ts. members Of the Board INDUCED IN an arsu-
NM over the matter. many supporting TIE COM
~ ssIorers position. Il was round mat the COLI
rrscfors were willing o have their contracts
altered SO az - include work on both the roads.
legality Of such action and nc slid tnaf before ary
r6rtrict row entered in-o could be changed the
BOARD would have 90 Withdraw All contracts ard r'-
advertise FOR the roads or sections Intended ~ come
wl- h.. TIE limit
c.omrnissiorer Brdd replied that such changing of
contract hai been common lrat zee. Inc ffe"-
holders followed fle attorney advice. and refused
20 change TIE contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
MEN FROM TIE yEw-oRLEAyS MISSING

POLICE ASKED TO FIND FoRTY-F1vE SAILORS
WHO HAVE ovERsTAYED THEIR LEAVES
Fo-tv-eve sailors from the cruiser New-OTleans.
now a. anchor IN the North River. of Eightieth-
=. are missing and the police have been asked to
box for them.
Last evening sailor entered the West sixty
.eh,-s- police station and handed 70 Sergeant
schei5ie the following order.
4 reward Of 81 VIII be paid for the apprehension
srs 6eIjvery on beard the cruiser New-Orlesns
80 - ~ follow ire named men. The men must
he atoara The vessel by o'clock to-norrqW morn
ing . - -, =. -
TIE sergeant al once sent out general alarm
f3r the apprehension OF the men. asking the ponce
a. the East Ffth-st. station TO be especially vigil
la-i IS ne men are likely 70 be found IN Nc
Gurks o. ne Bowery. TIE men have received
leave o. absence and have simply overstayed their
time
The cruiser arrived IN this city on Saturday. and
anchored 1, the river with the North Atlanuc
sousc--n. TIE feer sails to-day FOR Norio4K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05

YELLOW PINE sHAvINGs PRONOUNCED
WORSE THAN THE OTHER FUEL.

YELLOW PINE sHAvINGs PRONOUNCED
WORSE THAN THE OTHER FUEL.
A number u persons .rcussd % violating The
sanitary laws in using sof, coal appeared ~ Masis
t~ate Cornertoas court Long Island CITY yesier-
dav ir response - sYrmcrs Mary all had OK
cuses Ally on immediate ANIMATION should no.
take Place. a-i Tho Magistrate agreed 30 pu' tn'
cases over Until later .u Tho ront7.
Charles O'Conror superintendent - me Standard
on Company. said hts concern was experimenting
with smoke consumers in Order 20 do away With
the nuisance HIS case v.il come Up or October .
Mailman. o. tna Emcken Chemical Works
Will have MS hearing o. The Ism
The case of Alexander Anderson. engineer o.
John WIS weaving mills IN Astoria VIII Re
heard on October g. and The same date was set ~
the cases OF Louis Pfeiner OF Verron-ave;
Wright. Il Seve1th-st.. James + Leary. ~ the
yellow Pine Lumber Company. Row :. Johnson, o.
the Hvgsia Ice Comparv. ard James G. Fowler
Dir Leary denied thar his company was using s,tt
coal. bl- George /. Fouk VINO appeared TOR the
Board % Hca.th said thar yellow p.-e sAaVnss
were being burned and that The smoke was even
derser than that made by soft coal
The case q William II Baldwin. qresifen of the
Lcng Island Railroad. bad been set d2Hn t2r an
examination yesterday tut N.Iam Kelly. the al
tornev ~ the COMPANY, informed me Court maj
vas impossible for Mr.. BALDWIN 20 be preser-. ana
The examination was adjourned untN october IL
John Agrew engineer OF the Warren Chemical
the Court Of Special Sessions Mr.. F0uike SAID that
the Warren Chemical Company took the matter
lightly and AZ his request Agre" was reqAred %
furnish $500 security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-05
BROOKLYN NEWS.
WATER SUPPLY IN QUEENS
PRESIDENT BOwLEY FIGHTING THE
CITIZENS WATER COMPANY.
ne SAYS THE INCREASED EXPENSE IS UNwAR-
RANTED. AND THAT LONG ISLAND CITY
OWNS Az ADEQUATE PLANT


800 '''N' N''" '0-'N.'D III
OWNS AZ ADror-ATr pr.xr
President Frederick Bowley Of Queens Borough.
will acht the estimate ~ yya,sr ror,-nissioner
49, - o. 80 .. .-.- - r,...A
~ ~ 'et as a. le'ates TO queens n'io-e'
MI Dalton asks for t07 - In his estimate for the
supplying Of water - IN. borough Last YEAR the
-. 1t,- ,--..-.
""l'uHt alioF 90 vas '4S'i'. 4Ae TENS OF increase
10 which Mr.. BOWley takes exception Also IN
creaeo 81, the av,.-s 30 .ho r,o-n,v cc-r,,i-sion-
''' va
~ oHiV"' ahn the sum OF f4l''p iol lhr P"lt'''
Of purchasing additional supply OF half million
gallons a dav f.orn the Cifz4rs' Water Company.
,,akirs H. 49, .. - -,-~,,.a h ,hs. corrnan,-
--,..... -,tI.-.
10 tho First Ward OF the borough 5''lFn gallons
q day
Mr. tlv-f,,. osso,t. .t, ,-..-.sse5 er-c~sa In the
49, ' a, -
" ater department Oii-e is ln"airaNltl "a .Y'
the increased water s.nrlv to claims it is not
raodoa - .--. 49, ...' 49,. ,,...,- oil ,b. u-a-er
"-N'- A''- ."i~ A4' N''f Nn' f'''''F ga '''
II needs for far Jess tnaD IL pays the Oii@eh-
Water Corl.auv TIE CITY has pumping plant.
" -At-L , . .f.. 49, r-.,-I -ff,
VIM" "S'" -, s"Fp-s -@'"s '' 80.
"hicn draws IT'S supply from the same 'f'l''D1'
= the Cilizens' Company, and. according 10 UT.
Bowlav II ,hf. MINT ,,e-. .rore-l, ou.ratel IT,
49,. 10. -. -. -, 49,. -. I>ard IN
"'''N "Oe '''y S'PfN "' "a '"1 az
addition 10 the water taken from the DINER pump
inc stations hut u would drain all the Wat.-
10y. 80 - 49,. 49,. ....t--.... ,t-..o- l..rrnar.
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he HAD BEEN TO THE BowERY. AND THOUGH
THE RED NAN WAS A sPANIARD.

he HAD BEEN TO THE BowERY AND THOUGHT
THE RED Man WAS A sPANIARD.
Joseph Finn thirty years old = private in The
5th Battery Heavy Artillery. A. Fort Hamilton.
secured twerty-four hours pass ou Tuesday even
Ing and leaving the reservation. started for New
York with couple OF months wages in his pocket
Finn managed 10 cet full % B0wery wh.,key and
reached Fort Hamilton about clock Yesterday
morning He soon began 70 see things not visible
TO sober person. n the artiieryu--ns case they
took the appearance OF Spaniards. and Finn could
see them II every corner laughing a. him
Patr1lnan Griffin happened % be latro..ing h.s
beat short time AFTER Finn had reached For
Hamilton. and IN Fort Hamutor-ave., near the
shore Road. the policeman came across Tie soldier
having AS YOU please wrestling match UirA
lar27 wooden indian clear s.gr. finr was rolling
the middle 81 The street some mos The indian
was on top and again Finn would gain the su-
clasp knife. with which he was ir1ustri1uslv cut
ting If chunks Of tne wooden figure TIE police
man pulled the soldier from bis wooden enemy ami
took him over 10 the glare % a lamp i-lt. T.ere il
vas seen that Finn bad been badly .lt a1l b.llscI
IN his rough and tumble fight win the wooden
Indian.
one - Tho ears and Tie nose q the fel,e were
cur OF while the tomahank forme-y heli IN u,
right hand o. Tie Indian was -2.i.terel i,tO match
wood. The pol ceman was about 90 lock up Che
So der hLt turned lin over 90 several of his COM
rade- who sail t-ev would p..-D him sd tie hands
OF The post surgeon for repairs. Tic -c'l .o- was
badly r need q surgical attend r~" and ol 70 -ng
indian vas a SQao.ara Who was Trying 90 shoot
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-LAn4IcA LLGHrLNf coNTRAcT IOID.

Jamaica f. Interested ~ an opinion hAn-ed down
yesterday by the Court % Appeals 4A 'Ht "0'.'"
hronrh. hv Peter T. Hendrl.kE0n against the city
II N.w-Iork the Jamaica Township Electric
Light Company and others. % have set aside
contract made between the Jamaica Town Board
ard the lighting company In the last days Of the
TO- cortrsc. was Tor the lighting u hat i known
a. Lighting District 80. .. including ell the toNa
0utstla me INCORPORATED district ana CpAtaI'h
,r.ffnc ,lif farmhouse The city put In 10 a.
fence being favorable t. the contri tion - ~
nlafrtin The opinion confirms an opinion rtIueI.-
bv the Appellate Division setting asseS me ~
tract The conditions are some " hat sii''~' -
dlsrutel contracts staten Island
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LAUNCH RUN DOWN BY 4 YACHT.
TWO MEN HURT ~ GRAvEsEND BAY AND
THEIR BOAT sUNK-sLOOPs OWNER
TAKES THE BLAME.

While going from Sea Gate to Fort Hamilton In
a -5-foot naphths launch yesterday afternoon two
men were badly hurt in a collision with the
sloop yacht Gencvieve of Clifton Staten Island
The accident occurred almost Of the Government
pier az Fort Hamilton. The launch was the Anita
owned by Thomas Osborne. Of Sea Gate. and was
In charge Of Charles Gunnson thirty years old.
and George Wilkinson. twenty-three years old both
seamen Ia a schooner owned by Mr.. OSBORNE. The
two men were on their way 10 Fort Hamilton for
provisions a. the time OF the accident, and were
about 70 turn In 10 the shore when the yacnt
In making d tack crashed fun into the centre ~
the launch and almost cut her IN two The Two
men were thrown into the water. and were picked
up by the Crew u the yacht. which was 30 charge
Of hey owner Clarence Scovile 81 Clifton. staten
Island. Wilkinson and Gunn'son were both cur and
bruised about the face ard head. and had their IN
iuries dressed hv Or Robert Collins. OF Fort Ham
ilton The launch was wrecked and sank Captain
sccrine ~ the Yacht took the fun blame ~ th'
ACCIDENT upon himself. and said he would person.
ally 7e responsible for all damages that we're "a sed
y ~ COHESION II. L-ln-h was valued - y ~
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Two NEW INcORPORlTIOYS.

Trenton. Oct THE Green Hotel Company 81
Philadelphia was Incorporated here today. with
an authorized capital Of ti51091 The company Is
formed FOR the purpose OF conducting general
hotel business
Thu Central Penns wanna OF ard Gas Company
was also Incorporated. wifh authorized capital
of $3.50 00 The Company is 20 engage ia The 0usi-
ness Of prod Iciug and isposlng q cii and gas
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VENEZUELAN REBELS LOSING.
CONSUL GENERAL DELrNo SAYS THEY ARi

RUNNING OFT OF AMMUNITION.
The Government side Of the revolution IN Ven
ezuela was told yesterday by Senior Dehno Ven
ezueian Consul General in this city. He said tha-
advces which he has received 70 the effect that
the insurgents have run out Of ammunition. and
that on this account they cannot continue the revo
luton against the Government Senior De.hno al
rni;s however, that the object OF General Neutni
In leaving here for Trinidad was 70 lead exped,
ton 10 Venezuela. He says that the arms and
ammunition which viii be landed for the Use q
the Insurgents viii not aid Genera Castro The
expedition says is intended for the eastern part
OF the country
The Consul General has received confirmation O.
the woundng Of General Castro, chief OF the reyo-
iutionsts and the re le sympathzers here say that
this Is the real reason Of the recent inactivity q
the revoution!sts.
In regard 70 the dispatch received here saying
that President ,An5rade IS preparing 70 Zee tae
report although he could give only his Union II
denial Of the story Senior Deihno said he believed
the Government would soon be successful N sup
pressing the rebellion.