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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

OF the State TO say when and how indi-
viduals or corporations shall pay their
employees? If the Legislature may force
n corporation TO pay its hands at Ger
tain time by the same token 1t may
force that same corporation 70 pay fixed
wages to be established by law. Has d.
indeed. come 10 pass in this free land tnat
a man may not DO what he will win
hts own? The Tennessee Legislature VIII
subscrvc the interests of the people or
that state 10y enacting legislation to en-
courage capital. not by such demagosic'
tyrannical measures as the above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

The Tennessee House OF Delegates has.
passed a bill requiring all firms. corDo-
rauons. companies and persons engaged
In mining. manufacturing or construct
ing railroads 10 pay their employees every
fifteen days. That s. "a piece OF medding
mat nils every right-thnking, indepen-
dent American citizen with resentment.
What possible right has the Legislature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Mr. 4. r. Bartholomew. the carrier az
Tin. uost0hiee who has recently been So
nm from pneumonia is able 20 Doe out
and Is ready t0 resume his Official du-
ties.
mr. Emore Redwood. tho general doc
liver,v clerk who has had "a severe ate
tack Of appendicitis has so far recovered
that he Is abla 70 take a trip to tho
country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Air Paul Weu. one OF the proprletors
of New Tord'- Hotel celebrated his
thirty-urst birthday yesterday and was
busy all day receiving the congratulations
of his friends 40 night he entertained
four of his friends at au elegant dinner
in the private dnIns-room on the motel.
These Wore lfr.-r-. Abe Cohen. Jacob
Levitt Ernest O1crdorfcr and sam.
Weinberg.
Mr. Levitt proposed the health Of the
genial host and wished him many more
birthdays. which sentiment wa drunk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

limo
RENOUNCEs FREE SILVER.
Nr Joseph Button. Secretary Of tho
Virginia Democratic state Committee and
clerk OF The state Senate. was recently
interviewed 10y tho Washington Post with
regard to the political outlook in Nir-
4inia- Among other things Mr.. Button
expresses tho opinion that the legislative
elections n Virginia this fan viii indi-
cate that the people are SUI strongly IN
favor of The FREQ and unlimited coinage
OF silver iie says that I'D the state com
Vontiou hold ot Staunton I'm the carry
summer ol 1896 to elect dcIe@ates 10 me
Chicago convention there was some iric-
ton between the sold and silver wings
Of the parity b1t he docs not look Tor a
recurrence oi this when the state con-
vcnton meets next year TO elect dele
gates U the national convention. lie
thinks Chat The convention VIII o,''.,''
positively ior me I'''''I '''''''" vi |
chicago platform OF l>'' Joy " p'"c''e'''S
unanimous vote.
THE politicians are stN clineing 10 free
silver They cannot wen do anything
af-, They $50 Thoroughly committed
.som... ve- TO- tic free silver doctrine in
r.s h. hev feel compelled. Tor their
very pr ryauon To stand boy it, But
we think that SIR. Button SIS over sane
-nire .. fo the sentiment in Virginia
wa do mot believe that the practical
rnar of mis state are n favor OF de-
STRIVING confidence and demoranzine
business bv another campaign Of free
silver AGITATION Nor do we believe that
tho large army OF worldugmen i'm vir-
ririe who are now prodtabiy employed
....... d.. .,.f.. ,.rorfr,onfe with
e-.o .f,.,r ,rbe tbourbtfui men Of the
Stat, tte mo, who read and study pub.
rio o,,,.t.Ys ar. bound 10 sec that al-
most .ve~y single prediction which the
fro. silver leaders made tn 1896 has fallen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
lnrtnillnr Her pleasnrcs

Reverend Dr. Fourthly-Do YOU not
think you ought to give up bicycling dur
ing Lent. Miss Wheeler?
Miss Wheeler-oh, no. doctor; l could
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
In nnrnnnN.

Mental healers simply deny that sou
are sick"
An, something Ike the doctors at the
free dlspensary-De Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
Always.

Funny YOU never see college man
behind the bar"
no; they are more likely TO be In
ront-lndianapolis Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
IlCEIp COTGH II RID



the system and purify tho blood with Dr.
Dayid's Iodo-Ferlat.d Sarsapdrla 10
drives au impurities from the blood
thoroughly cleanse the entire system
and gives health and strength 70 botn
body and mind.
Reldslme g. o.. October d. 1902
owens d Minor Drug Company. Rlen-
moud, Va;
Dear Srs.-Pi-aeo send me three dozen
Dr. Davids Iodo-Feuatei Slriapulit i
have entirely sold out the last lol / rec
gard your Dr. Davids IOdO-Ferraled sar-
saparilla as the best Alternative prepaid
ton that / have eyer come in contact
with during period of many years .n the
drug business and iu fhe practice OF
medicine. lt sells better shan auy other
article that I handle and frequently
press ribe BE- In cases where indicated. aud
always with The best results.
Yours truly.
J. vs.. SMITH NJ D..
Pn, slclan and Druggist.
- n ST. q urA,
Bear, the n lhs hal i,l use ARaE Be-gf
''' If &1HzzZzI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

German In posing as the Moses or the
Democratic party has never passed the
bulrush stage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Dewey wants the oregon for an object
lesson. and the objects will lessen as
soon as che begins throwing shells i'm
Agulnaldos jungle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

with hearty cheer Wr Well responded
gracefully and most pleasant evening
passed rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
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jected always
THE NtrrrNc rrsTIs Only PRINT
TD ABOUT EVERY TEN DA1-.
IT. THE DATE OPPOSITE YOUR NAMG
OF THE LITTLE PINK SLID is N,..,'i
CHANGED AS soon As Ili. otp-
SCBlPTION Us RENEWED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Tar for bWnng and lum'9aIn.
SulDnate iron for ca5spooIs.
SprnkI.ng Lime,
Cement 10 plaster holes,
Also
Floorolene 70 lay dustand germs.
Streetolena TO Iay dust 900 stree
front.
Granite t,ard Floor Va0Iso,
Wax Polish tor floors,
Wax Polish fer hard wood and
wainscotIng.
Floor-Ruoong on.
Everything for 80 sorts IF paint
inc.
Won Know wo 4r. re-uorr rHr rfc'h o
FRAMES ard pictures I.'N '
lar
A.rarr.r nrEEn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

From the souvenir pieces brought from
Cervera's feet it would seem that the
ships were an saved but just not put to-
gether.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

II is hoped that the Hon Jobai'cy VIII
not lost the constitution between the sos-
sions OF Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

The request for the last continuance
Of his case did not come from Senator
QUAY. FOR he would never have put it ON
April LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Charles r. Stokes and Mre.
Lathrop are now visiting iri'nh7 I'D N'"
= ork.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

The dispatch Of sympathy from Fine
land to the sick Car IS probably de-
layed I'm transmission
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

A St. Louis man put "a rubber tube in
a barrel of whiskey and placing the
other end i'm his mouth drank until he
died. Every man is getting 20 do his
own embalming these days surely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Pocahontas has now been presented lh
q portrait TO the Senate but thls VIII
have no effect ON the anu-scalpins bill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

t... tNr Tfforr r0omDar1 ON
IeI'''' ,--ooooo in -,,,i,o
'i'o >..u. -, ,oho5v ynderrste
s.., ~. the committee i'm COM
gress.
...., d..
focaho"'" "a' .,t. ....,,
have no effect ON the anu-scalpins bin
Dewey's firing on defm"" "'i7H''
seems TO nave s''''N o'''
"
The Orloanists I'm Paris appear 10 nave
been handicapped boy TOO No'"i'ii''Us aus
-
Rudyard Kipling should indeed Dee
srauded at the sympathy and concern
felt hy the Americans ih MS ili'''''
Nicaragua and tine o"""ce ''
earth keep nap continuous I''''' ''''.''
n the matter oil I''o'"'''''7'
Go -..,.,.u, l.o,oron soldier
has been acquitted Oh amy ''''
shoot anybody
o..- pbfi,.,.ine evuericnce closely re-
sembies that OF the hunter WHO '''''''
corners the grizzly pear
a dispatch says 'Ho i'i''''N'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

A dispatch says "the fertilizer combine
grows but as we understand it that b.
what they make fertilizer for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

THE Orloanists I'm Paris appear 10 have
been handicapped boy too volumnous ad-
vance notices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

with Strawberries at SloO per box st
is just as we'll to remember that a sciei-
list says they are 20 per cent water,
any way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Dcweys firing on q German "arshln
seems TO have struck only the stock mar
ket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

our Philippine experience closely gee
eembles that Of the hunter who finally
corners the grizzly bear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

That sixth regiment Ccolore0 soldier
has been acquitted of any real intent Co
shoot anybody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-01

Rudyard Kinimg should indeed De
arauded at the sympathy and concern
felt by the Americans in his illness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
REtEIkERsHip Is ENDED.
Boudhotders hay Ina Property of sc.
attic Coal a Iron Company.

Judge Anore q the superior court, yes
terdag s3gnea AZ order which practically
Gods Tie ipns- staining geceiV~rshtp ot the
Seattle Caai X Iron Company. operating
the Gilman coal mines IL Is 3 coaHrma-
ton ot the sale u me entire property OF
th% company ~ the receiver 10 con-
Fslittee 81 The boBaho.ders composed Of
Morton : Patton. Waiter Il. r Jones and
Thomas Stoke. for 50 80 IN cash. Sc ss}
tic-pn and s@lc9 10 be paid withln twenty
days
In the settlement OF the receiveFshlp F.
J Hickman. the Receiver. Is given s. 3st
MS attorney, Alfred Battle gets s -
J. T. Condor. for legal services, gets So
Strong * Cadwaller attorneys fer the
plaintiff. the Manhatton Trust Company
IN the rece!yership suit. are allowed s.
-. StTlVe. Allan. Hughes * MCHlcken
attorneys for The cCal company get 81 go
The price paid fer the property i mere
~ nominal the 3oDdhniders holding
heavy mortgage against Il and paying
merely the amount Of the preferred
claims.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
III. r. Martin Enters Upon the Dis;
charge of His Duties.

II. T Martin. recently appointed super
inferdent % bridges and buildings BY the
Pacific Coast Company, has entered upon
the discharge o. MS duties which viii
be arduous and viii require considerable
travel through the Northwest He Will
have In his jurisdiction the care and
maintenance Of all the bridges and struc-
lures ~ the company. Including the large
coal bunkers In this city and az Portland
Astoria and Oakland Cal
From the inception or the Northern Pa
citc Company Mr., Martin served the cor
poration As superintendent az construc-
tion Of the Cascade division until its con-
soiidation with the Idaho division. He
then took charge Of the same department
of the Kallspeli division o. the Great
Northern. which position he held until re-
Gently.
MF. Martin Is man OF consideFa Gle ex-
perience in bridge matters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
New York MiIlionaires Here
to Arrange Il.
IS NOT THE UNION PACIFIC.
William q. T5aaey and " iIifasa "
Li~weiiya Arrive From N~~
York fo Arrange for the Ion-
struetaaH Of sE~ seattle q Port
Iana-set Ggane~sea WITH tsr
Union Paeiae taaderbasts-

Evsryth5nx Initiates ma Sc . fe@ 7~e@a
setaal Eesk ar -. eeSsEef@ses8 - 3 s-Ssls-
Tset.ax ra4Esy coEnfstiE-S seattle Ma
Y1r~iar.d slrscf s ll154rD = tiffany. s4S
- fse Essaas ErDgssi s@ns -sa@ a@Fs "344s1ff-
siry@. AL sFI.aan4 ~ I.i#@ @ll1 ~ . - 81
1ossalsa Ire sraneEsiseK sGa ataeE iFF&@f-
srgry zs@r9 u Esasfze aca other e@ss@8 So
towns asgng me propose g@a1te o sbe *
attic s. geTrisFa5 gs1NAy afflf1@ N s+-
4esls yesterday - i9ok y*ef tH@ Hsa1a9
era decide u neither construction sf-sa4s re
begun
Mr. I4ewesiyn. reoreseatsax IF. 4aGAnY
SIS tha 0tsser Eastern Investors r. Va So
tegfslse sa.4 jass Hs8h gsess $50 foz Zee
s.sbteax zfaa.1e fof tlAs statement cp315 aii@-
e au 3 4lzls4seA rEoza caa bsaHe3seo ts7st
assspssr.-a II sustsF's Pes ~En1asssas gseeEs
F.Af liar egtergzlse $50 s<1slssete& &isA sA9
Tagsn pasaAe tae kaHaerbat sgst9Ts3 t8ss
lsresaa Railroad . %axlgasson, tEs's ore
aog shors E@ne g.. a9g otarF aos b&i
-ss 20 tss a. entirely independent F1sa3
II Nssh $50 mas}4 ergsasaze ii.e saet
sh0s .ge have - gstssTinx s8s-snces 9T at
TanzeElsssArN w4ta tHa ffloD iaeiHe so aaT
other foaa " saas ~. Law asa y ssaF"
- connection Whatever Wst1 ih@ aEissfF-
lgls system IRE btse s.4 os b5st1t 10 ~
TEEaag 2aA q sgsae2tr - h.s fFtf4+f&s 81
Dir. Tiffany finas nat fHy tepfss@f - ls'faS
are correct. 8has tas proposed Es.f - fear
.a.s< ana snai Use people If Seattle. Ia
coma ans Portland ~ant Tvs rtsaA, u sil
be boil / have no 6o72p. * the esrisl@G.'
Mr. lIewegfYr x&a formerly OLE n Tie
most Erngnsnesat ei8.zsus ~ Seattle, hss-
ing beer for gears q msusgseT 81 fte nfn
Eshelts.stss, I.8ew@iisG Ca. fesi essat"
s.s.n ard Investors. Which sata IoNeA {"
advertise Seattle Ia tbu Hast. sud w4ts
fa4ut.ae4 vg4tA many ~ gha important
projects IL the rapid eaFly aaNs sotEaeft
Of the Northwest. lie II now living -
Nsz YORK
T4as l.ae VIII not follow he cl4 route q
.As Unicn iaCife. a. waa Ere1.*fi*e4y
suggested ~ s T'aeeH1a Faps~. 40 that y as
Investigated and Telsgtea ~ ttse invests e.
sny ang8assrs several n8eBfs as eSo Iae
route THAT viii tie followed yuay Eai be
s4&fe3 af present. hiiI IL NiI b. Oh a l~.s
Tire bsfxeen Seattle and Portland. tatseA-
irg AZ Tacoma On the way
The growing Importance . tae trade be-
.~eea SEATTLE ara the Svash. c<unse}sng ~
poEt3anz atsh ttae SaatheEn rs &Fd tie
Oregon Hsfsrua3 4 NAVIGATOR. - gives a.
saa reason fsr TIE establishment - tie
nnx Has. I}3fcet eemes.isIoa eita tee
Northern Pecs0e s. sought aH3 ~ill * tsls
result. IRE hsne1ifs 80 seattle q 3fe feA
Ire slll as manifold. gs giving th&s c5ss
3 direct rpgHectseH wI'h @so' nsr tfs4s-s+
eoatineaiAs laisg sn1 eut.st tHgs braeAf-
Ing - = su4Eksz HeeEez fhe shipping ant
eognaAs fs8a3 Interests - ths saDa3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
BENEFITS ALASKA AND SEATTLE
Postofiice Agent j. 4. CIum Iectur-
ing in the East.

Assistant Postmaster Colkett received 4
letter yesterday from Jorn Z Clam, Ia.
chief clerk 70 the chief pos Office Inspector
at Washington. u. =, !aClosed tn xhtch
vas a circular showing Wat hs was eu-
gagged IN missionary work In the East for
she benefit of Alaska and Seattle Nfr.
Cium recently made t8ur Of >iX months
through Alaska and the Mort invest lerr!-
tory. IN the interests Of the postal service.
AMI enjoyed rare facilities for sbfa ming
views and details OF the scenes along ,Se
trails. He also made q trip down he va
kau in caNJe
Several evenings out Of tie WEEK lie AXE.
r trip - t1e different Eastern toNas a4l,I
gives s lecture. generally under the ans
p.ceS # churches Ur societies. H has near
ly go tinted views ard mis- lecture IS con-
seqU~nfiy 81 wonderfully realistic repre-t,r.-
-2tlGu - his marvellous crusade 20 he Nn-
koG. The pjsts.}o - Already familiar u{-h
Nj CAMS lectures on "Amrr.ca Pictar-
asdi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
TYPHOID FEVER
THREATENS AN
ENTIRE FAMILY.
While the Mother and Brother
Are Too III to Realise Their

Typhoid fever threatens the entire extsr-
rIluAsEoa az the family 81 Mr.. and Ms. Ii.
IL Nclt0Gald. al - = KIN avesasle norIA-
TWO daughters have already been carried
Ell, and tile ocacT members If ne fan. =.
seven IL AL are - IL tina. only the fame
realizes the extent 81 wh.Nh disease Is raw
aging his kifh and kin.
Mss Katie II Donald. the lS-ysar-oli
daughter. a3ed lasy night e :yVAoid fever.
AL ~ ire members 81 TIE family, inc5i.d-
M Mr.. and Mrs Dear born. ttlu Two dansh-
tsgS and s0n. are sick ~ssh the fever
Mss Era Mcdonald. AgeG - years, died
LAST Friday The father was the oaiy ore
conscious. ad was The Only are Of the fam
iy MO- hnew Of her dsAGh. iter funeral
was held Sunday. Las, night the other
daughter and sisye- died. Neither fas
aS vet both still beng unconscious.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08

TsN general crtrfon here Is thai there
T. sex sgnzss 20 prevent Ire adoption 81
ary treaty agreeuzent 20 CONCISE feFrf-
torw, either by sT4uSues hrOSgAt = as-AE
Oh The American commissioners, 0T "a e
senate wheE <he treaty comes ~ ~
r. tl1szat.uz Meantime 10 sso11~ = - be
leet uneurr@i - defeat auy sz1ch meas
2Ye. ard * u believed tina, tAe safe AMI
sty and activity o. the suo5ect as was
shown here wIl Dc found IN every city q
the Paelfsc coast
There - no longer ground for so1ot
tha. TIE subcommittee las Declared n
favor % sas-se concession. and tA11S y
pr0baAia thar i Is ahGQg as stated n TIE
Fs0st-fEteltE gencer y last SATURDAY" ss3&
M Graves YESTERDAY ard al that Ne
can do : 20 keep p@gg5ug Away against
e. ard 20 show Rha: immense import
aucs & has upon our future cas11zEsa zee
The American commissioners uo 0eueJ
believe that thss< passes st 1he bead az
LauZ canal ara Chased by TOE Geld Tor
good part Of the year. anyway. and -
cone-S3e one or bogh ~ them : therefore
Commerce n2s Shown isl8t the Russians
were IL UadisP41ei possession Of the teF-
rItcEy n question at the time 81 the
treaty. and that England has neNer al
tempted ~ exercise any sovereignty -
- New that American enterprise has
made * OF immediate value and import
ance 20 ths whole OF this coast. we must
do everything posSi bic - see thai every
fvot Of 4 y retained. and We IN Seattle
are working % that end. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08

s~Tsa American members o he Ssh
eoyar.5r-ee * the $o.ar high eoEza-
ss,.sxl.sa have ab9Gt made - iaeaF
rssn.ls ~ e-se part 70 a-~i2's.4s "9i
-. ~r... ~arsi.~ s4sa Z -. Graves.
,,~...s.se,ft ~ rae Chamber ~ Commerce.
yesterday afternoon
There ear BE- 70 doaot - Z = Re added
Il rad a telegram }lSt nlgbt from Con
gresham ~ l. jones. % Yakima. that
snls course would tse adopted and today
several islegrarus have beer received that
zorroopraie ne Information beyond any
question
''Iss.rsng the day "a number or the lead
5uz business n3@u, IN addition Ia me
chamber have beer Using every effort 81
cotsnterart The s~tsrru nation that has
ben arrived ST and quite a number -
te.sgrzfns have been sent 20 Pacific coast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
Nervous Dyspepsia
10 Gain Flesh. 70 Sleep Well. to kucs
What Appetite and Good
Disesticn Mean.
MAKE \ TEST OF sTrART's DIS
PERSIA TABLETS,

Nc tyoDaie IS more common or more n
un3e} stood t1as nervous dyspepsia. Peo-
I.e having Il th.gk Their nerves are 20
blame ara are surprised that they are not
eUrcd by DerV. medicines. Tae real seat
~ the mischief S lost sight o. The s;ozi-
dfh Is the organ - be looked ri er.
Nervous dNSpe9tics often do not have
any pain whatever iu the stomach nor
perhaps any OF tAe usual symptoms of
stomach weakness. Nervous &TsrepsiA
shows ITSELF E0t IN the stomach so much
a- 3u nearly sTrVy 3reaN. Il some cases
sE" heart Qalotta1es ana g irregular: in
others t.e Kidneys are affected. in others
be bowels are eonsfjpa 81 with tea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
aI-ht DEPARTS NoRTtiW Ann
Thirty More People leave for the
Gold Fields

Steamer Aj-<f departing for f,r,r, can
al ports Yesterday had a passenger tfsf
- thirty names. ard "a cargo ~ tNa tons
of freight Tbs brings Tire total dsg,a - D..
Hf~S fnr Alaska ~ the inland passage
daraE the month ar - S<s persons r.a
lex a grand total gar ms scar ~ Is
Eae AXIS passenger list follows
g. II. if@aney. " pehney plto psa~.
~ Turner. : s. Salf6u e. ~ Artntr
= Rowland MISS r. Isaaca3e. n, u
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RAMPANT stIN'> PROSPECTS.
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Cabin Town

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brought ante S@srls azressGy three
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as 4GasEst 3is6sa for al % February 1sz..
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usent or b'3e 81 the Twenty third everAle
ee@tf aus attracted w11- attention &ruang
contractors 8ut q gufYber Hre examining
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