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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
TALKING AGAINST EXPANSION.
Another Democratic senator ON Rec
ord Against Acquiring Territory.

WASHINGTON jar. 1S--fn the senate
today McI4aLa~5n. DeEgocT2s, ~ South car
o5tssa. took strong g-1azsSx IN a carefully
prepared speech against sAs pal.ey OF ~x-
fsaEAs.oga ~ iSiS County, He .3fssd - one
II the principal reA@orSs xhy The United
States ssDs5s1 MOE assume 1GTn snao<s over
Ess~oU.S wao ara widely aEsSAuEisr 80 me
B-soFl@ q tais country TIE experiences Of
tea $gzsth w3ss TIE negss v@e@ he a9sd-
e4tesz TIE a1opt2or 90 ths V ess resolution.
f.scsar5sEg That tsa-s country could rog
tam seTnasl2zfzs c3.of8szs st@ea tsrrs-
toTy ~ tae pAssigsIsEHS. ard held shzss IL
Eesss& - "a essssosi taon 20 the spirit os
American srssi t9tz0srS 20 10 50.
sullivan % Mississippi ard pasco 90 Fer
ia discussed tse reratiag Nicaragua cs-ai
bia. tae former poftIng !. and the lat
ser c2rox.nr x.
TIE fDs3ian appropriation SIl MAS sa1ss
Gps nUs - consideration wa-s 20. eesseauf-
e3 hefsr4 tie boar e adjournment
Gray introduced a t2ins resolution ex~
tsE2iag re thanks - congress 80 " as
Nssen Miller (iaa5A ard directing the
VreSen rarIoa % her ~ god metal IN
recognition q her patr3at3e SeYotinn ass3
hss1rfecus hsneyoi@Dcs 70 tae soldiers &ag-
Tx The WIZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
FIRST BILL IN THE HOUSE.
Making s{ Hew LAWS In D~gan-
kB>Aker Ready 10 Announce

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elected without opposition
EnzisaaEs Ez25seE. the appointment. II q
cssz2zaatses 81 seven 20 group The y2sI15sA
committees q r1@ 5o.ss Tor committees
c*eykssips. carried.
Speaker Cute Ea1se1 the following az
rseS1~serz 0. t9s committee. Engs=1ayr
A2xxels. Harrison. Craftsman Miller Of
Pierce. Parrish and G@xTy.
LrsseE suspension 81 tie rules the house
PASSED Eeszfor4s hsi arg.rogrTartag .l-ao
Ter rsze transportation II .crsie,S Gas .or
transportation Ss Juvenile o1@rs34rs zga
tss for travelling expenses OF saIges o.
TIE Supreme court. making Up TIE 6..-
csEEeY IL the last appropriation 5iIl
ssgase concurrent resolution - Celia
providing sgr tie purchase Of flag far
TIRE e@5gst14. X z3 taken ~ &rs1 r&xsSc LIE
Ger suspension q tne rules.
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80 euS8es 81 the gossE9rrss MESA &c
from ire state printer. and rad IL rs Sse1
Under Suspension % the rxIes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
FALSE ALARM Tn MANILA.
Trivial Incidents Cause the Calling
Out of the Troops and They
Respond Quickly.

MANILA. Jan. I.--<Sa Wednesday a
false alarm due - trivial incidents &C.
curing simultaneously IL opposite parts
uf the city. ie& 70 general cal 10 the
Cnste1 States toTcGs. In nfteen minutes
tie entire city was covered Tbs, prompt
ltgae OF the Americans wsile il e2asesi a
scare for TIE moment esTecEual1y restored
confidence throughout Manila and eiss-
Essled the excitement due TO a passing
fear On this part 90 ths citizens ta4t "a
outbreak was Imminent
Il Is possible th8s sAE FfliPffT0S, after TIE
Diplomatic conferences kilat have been held
between thu represent Is tly~s % Ger. OTIS
ard AsSE5in aide have Ea2lSy c0ate % usd&r-
stand thar fae cautious ard conservative
poser Of TIE AruesSeans - n1s due 20 fear
aid they NAY accept the inevitable ws-a
good grace IL - sv.3sns that q. Present
t5sy SIRE unable 70 appreciate the fufi mean
ing OK IRE Independence demanded. ard
wlsan Trey 30 understand tts extent. The
American proposition viii be acceptable
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

SPECIAL Dsssz,ch 10 shs Post-rntallixencer
OLYMPIA Jan. l2-In ina legislature
today bills xess Introduced As follows:
senate
Z T. e. by Heinrich Requiring h0rss-
s1ssFs z pass c:yl serxsee exaEsinas!9ns
en 10 s2ohQrEzssA g Gre % It's ssits4<aF-
e sA9 Z, 4 ~ ,sI.,s -. &. $50. 80,
tie laws q 1sSS relative = public rods
: =. = - KILLER q Th8rstoa-To es-
t&t4sh TIE legal rate Sc interest 81 S ser
es,' AID = F.Ey.nt nsary
cs&t C< he rsEsssat.4ry revolving fans. for
the purchase 81 3asR. etc.
u 81 b. Teenf-~A sspr7sr.ating 81. "a 4
the maintenance fund.
y. Il. s. hy Baker~FGr survey of a
state foz5 slouE me COLUMBIA river fron
Is ~ 90. % . '4'' ~a a'''''''ax
s. Il. y. by Lecroue-- Authorizing state
banks. regulating ire same. rr0vs2ing FOR
state bark examiners. etc.
:. Il. e. ey CrV9--A9saorsxing the sale
of bonds for internal improvements
3. b. p. hy Harnrner-gex'I afing by T.
eTBS4 The practice ~ hs-t@rtns
r. r.. ny Meg1er-Prqvs3snx for
stare ros3 frorn MsaieSaEo 70 Brookasia,
sn5 spproprsatirs sI5.osh-
8 n. 70 By flgxx-Fo- y asA hatchery
CT TIRE Eoeksaek. and aprrnp-tzrsax 81 40
& n. 81 - Eaaaer-FUr a Ssh hatchery
CT the i.:ttls Spokane river. ard sppro-
2T5&fttaS sSsts1
: n - or IAnd-r0r a Ssh hatchery
n Wb4te river and srpFoGrsattrg &c asa.
s = = ~ Fs1rru1er-ror operation -
street cars. ard providing penalty tor yso-
iation-
House.
II r. =. sT Eeore % sxaruanis-Apu-o-
T~.asfrg fa13s fer sgate Tasa along he
t'a4HTnis river between EAck1tas ana
Clarke cgsaztteE
II r = ~ Saith ~ Efnx-gasfrs u.
cTac{es haFgaEs II shs meaning ~ .ae faw
ans compelling railroads &c carry saern
rec
n r q ny CTark-Makinx an a>pro.
rrtAsicr f9T Nei5Asrx a stass read between
Sssss.s ard TACOMA.
IL t. :. hy GieAscss-- Providing fer ina
srseiica ~ te3 do~-Sss4yies a. ire STATE
ex~jwwr~s.y.
e. H. =. by fsleasar--Fs-9+- sing esr "a
4istr3 aFstscn 81 state documents
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trs q trsfhsi FAR th@ ceslectson II tzrn-
ages fFara railroads fov stock kag.ss
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stasg fs@s@4na 81 the university
u z. X hF EsTt}s~~fsfovtssng fnr re
pay~ue1. y sheee inspectors n sses c3l-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

Senator Wiltshire expected 20 - q mem
Der 81 the judiciary committee. bus rs
azzzss EAs omitted. President Da2s@ts in
explaining tbs. sd II wzs ros trterz
~ as s reflection upon ;sae ss-4tor, ss Y-oof
% which IL 10 seer that ne Il az ire he2s
u tie cor1-a.tfess on p<sSEc reFe1es aa3
sAx4.-7r and state library TIE former rx-
c91-es srea. work. and sezrei Il would -
imposing 200 many duties upon n1rn 20 ask
aiaa 70 lcz3k after the revenue COMM txes
ard - attend tse meetings II ne Judiciary
committee well
The most important committees ara tfsc~4a
Oh railroads and granspor-st3o1. tisssevsss.
education. appropriations. educational n
ssit1sicns. elections ara privileges, pss5Ec
revenue municipal rorps5r aitoszs
The railroad com uztttes - constituted Nv
four from was. % the mountains and three
from the cas- o. these there are two Dem
ccrzts. Two popgl4sss and sAr-e Rsaas-
leans.
Or shs fisheries committee al are from
tEe w~s. except Baker On this are also
two Fcp2liss two Democrats al. three
Republicans MeEsary. wa4o I'D the agh.
aSS-Es. abolishirg traps twe years ago, IS
AZ the head % ire committee
One Of ,hs remarkable things Vas tire
appssnsmesst q the committee ca elections
contest for a sea. hsswesn Man-x ard
Gray. OF Stevens county. TIE Lieutenant
governor PLACED Senator N2ntx a. the head
% his co-a -nftte~. ref .Ee popnststs n cen
sroi by giving them three ogY. os t1@ FIVE
n1s,n5 ess. and aided enc Democrat and che
Reyu Dill -an. There xak 80 MUCH ADVERSE
criticism 20 this hare-farAss appointment
that Mr.. Man.x undoubtedly fit compelled
TO resign.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
DANIELS WAS NOT FAIR.
Favored the Populfsts Against DEM
Sefots asA Republicans In Nan-
ing ConnitteeA

Social Dispatch 70 tAs poze- rssIs -xer
OLYMPIA, Jan A-T5s-s . Acxre Cas-
sz-zsZac-ca ovsr -1s appointment - .5e
E.--1sSs211-s - = re. gEzGs4 se<-Ss u sSs
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general report TIE 19glsSoa as 70 parties
o eE1z4--r14z2ssSzEs e tz1E enough. a1S wAxz
-Es importance - LIE e1ezLn3fE-Ts = @ozsl.-
srs3. u - ses1 TIA tie Peeazsszs are z
LIE sadie AID reGz-xsI zaors 81 the lrz-
s-crtzz. COMMITTEES tan Democrats az.
Republicans ceEh4ress
n ezeke Examination fnso ne arwsEn.-
meats SHOWS .aAs tie Members we've treat
g las.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
Rs.pata. Spokane. J. Ea<~as Jordan. So

Rsss5atn, Spokane. = Ez4<@zs sas-a-- So
attic.
STATE dairy cozEa.szsaGs--1~ Il Aclsasa-
All TazGzzA
STATE gs- cc-@ rz.1sszcas--A- - Lite.
Aae-.es--
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Z yxn Zagn.z Szw AhAIe9cas J. Z. I1s1-
=, raverzsart J Il. Eoxs@F. Sp&1gses r
z NJ AEszs< Seattle = e. Grove. SsNs-
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state hoard - Hs2Stsa-Ls-- N = -s-Sy.
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Fsbos conElsszgnsvs Ter Puzsz scxEis-
Horace 1s<xpsil. George Il Waite, kNosS
Argesss-
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walz &a.sA1 E u. Scssaeely. E@~eAsnssx.
Z. g Es1zn- J. n Baxter, NtEazs Ler.
Narzh Yakima
stats Observation-Disclosures Rasa<ogd. Ia
cx3-a-
STATE tuz @czis--E johns. Pxyz-2Gp-
Military sEzcers, " G. WI D Nc
Fnsyrs arsEasszer gsnx-xl Ss2tttss Maj =
Il Fox. &1s2S2nt genera. Tszaa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
SENATE md HOUSE BUSY.


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
EYAWAIT CONFIRMATION
AppoIn tmemts Made since Last ses-
sion TO He Passed ON by the

Special Dispatch 20 the observation-disclosures.
OLYMPIA. Jan. 3-ghe appointments
made since the last session ard awaiting
confirmation By tn@ senate a-e.
Regents agricultural ~aijegs-~Jahn f. A.
i%n. s-sttEe. r " Canle-9- Colfax. 4
g. Mei~russzy. GarGes1.
Regents University - Wass{n r. etys-~
George II King Alden J. Rsstnen. Rsch-
ars w1nsor, J. r. Hoyt. Seattle. G. NJ
Es<fsrd&y. Tacoma, james T. M0oye. s2o-
kane. l. u. f5udshSi Everest
TYE2RteeT state normal sEnoul Tfy5A
Wa-ner. = z @axs-. Eiisnsoerg: John
son <sc&szzs, Tacoma
Trustees @ehooi DOR defective youth
AggTastus H3ga. r. H0Exh. Vancouver. J
y pesrrey. kelsns DR. II = Mevset s.
attls
State board az audit an1 coatreI-Fs rr.s,
Lister. Ta1oraa; Henry J Snsve!y Merits
Yakima, John e. sts3cGp. Tacoma: " 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
81 BscRrBE BEFORE TOO LATE.
Ltsfx fn Olympia silver Services
Fund faose F~bruavy l.

1gtscr-Eti5rs ccrsSgsue % Genre ln fSr the
olympia s3*sr ssrvaes fund The Hats sxsEl
- es5@@@ February !. and Tia fund saos,}s :
- sTkNF~ss $50 BEFORE thas iEssee. Tnsrs are
Enaag able 30 &fv@ something whe, nsve
15t SCI @d2s<r psz9 Al ESo canness x.xs
~ Eaaess as q saas-1 manage 10 atter5
TIE a@a@1f Al s5s > sts}s tssater January
auspices q the Knights 81 sfaceal ICES. ard
80 reh@arszSs rrca4isa = raer..orspgs Ser
.or1n7aee-
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aneeg Nekmryse. waa Is A. srsss~ - aessifr, =
sra WIS has ss2ssorte3 Hon9rt psexntrr
"a ~~T city. MI take the sstls role ws-N
al-ss sx<ss AArsl1s IS Fassaersa- The en-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
FIFTEEN ADMITTED To PRACTICE
Among the New Lawyers Are I've
Women From Tacoma

Special DsSga:css 70 sae Pcst-InteZAgerccr
OLYMPIA jan I7--Tns eo@ayg5 o. 81
SEss2@ coslEt examiners las passed on re
ANS for attorneys certificates None OF
lie zvpl.csEts failed - PASS TAey follow
Bsrsha u. SEeI. E1szaezta E9oysr. Ia23-
TIA, " T. L.uz1 @ogstE E@53, r Je-er-
SCR, Spokana: K T WhSte Spokane w.
p Grass Tacoma. p & Sslne, SEscSaEe.
Frank NJ E4 ssaeaE, Tacoma: ". 7. Rrsnec.
Taeors, a W wfsAersro0Ts. Spokane. %.
6. Wakefield Eyerstt. s. J. p-sscaardr Ia
corsa. HAIRY Rcs@1Eauss. Syscxars- s s.
RssssI.. PomsrQy. Z. .. Bo.wen. EvsEstt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
EXPORTS on HREADSTrFFs.
Total for the Year Reaches Assouna.
fsgiy Large Proportions.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Il -'T74@ bureau OF
statistics tC~{ay made DsslSsic It's r5oataly
statement e sxFgrs2- q sra&azteff< tyss-
visions tTsc s264nE cattle ard hogs GOTTEN
ard mineral olla. Tae statement SHOWS a
EsFggAf bis expansion 9t oar export ag1ssat
ira these t5sngs f4r TIE calendar ynaw fGas
:he E@1a1 being go, ST. - Mzzs9SE sgsg sss
IA sssF Lstr Es&r ss35 WHICH ~as p lis stsrrz
rGs5sen Larger tA@H @BY year since Ices
. Ser Cur tafAs sNIsorts Of ssFe4fSENfss. re
visions. ezc-s eEgrNs sa<ed 81 sseszE9< De-
esEuE-er. 1Ss, ex parts ~ he country wers
slg z7sSs against sss. sso.ase fer DeS@rab.,r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

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l-x made % have ssss szee1az<x ~
sa-Eaz94 Sgcn &7 2rssSssc peat a. -
Tickets 49, CO sac - La1-ar 4 ~
sc-Lst Lees r12rEzsEy z-t 80 60
GSoc9~y CGE-SAry- These ea- - =
changed ta- ~=S%-vsss seats az - 81 81
ice she day q the perxe<rzszgr ~
Eary g.
u Aa.fItso- - razzss aS-ss,ss nrsx.e.s
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

OLYMPIA San = --tzev nage~s - IS.
receipt 81 nnuserol}s sewage al sfsgssgs }effes~
fsasa rrcsss5HeTtf sSag5s garpuxRaut tae s. :
un Nis message.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

BREyTTIES.

The s1leras o. MAJ 5aar r. Ds n
seAg VAS Aest yesterday ussrrinr az M
Fey & s-Swa-rs 1s-zEss gEsew tie aGszszsn
g Sesvszzs Pg1sS, No. I. G. H. r. Rev. -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

TO CURE A COLD N ONE rAY
Take Laxative B-0uac Caszszs Tassea A
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

spscsa! Dsssz,ch 70 shs Past rnsall xencer
flLS NPlA. Jan. tz-Tn .Ae legislature
To-Day bills se.s Introduced As follows:
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CHICAGO Markets.


CHICAGO. June s.--The start In wheat rather
favored the bulls. Foreign markets showed good
advances. There was the usual selling by ionsa
satisfied with their profits. but the strength 81
foreign markets influential enough To create
q good buying demand, and for the first half hour
trading quite active. After that however,
new factors came into the market Of distinctly
bearish color. and prices suffered in consequence
were in the main decidedly favorable. those from
the Northwest predicting the largest crop in year
Weather conditions were also more fAvosabie The
severesi blows have from the visible suppiy
figures These showed increase OF l. sc 900 hush
els As substantial decrease had been locked fe:
the announcement brought large quantities 81 long
wheat into the market Final ufiees were but .
shade above the lowest Of the day. July opened
at !eie. compared with 7tfs5ie, the closing price
SATURDAY II sold Immediately At 7stc. then eradu-
ally declined 10 s6ae. closing at itac.
Corn moderately active. The market was
Affected by the exceptionally favorable crop re-
ports and ruled weak almost from the start. closing
At ie decline.
Oats were fairly active and weak The maskct.
like corn. was influenced BY the favorable crop
conditions and the wheat weakness. the good cash
demand not having enough influence to snstsin
prices. July lost &C.
Provisions dull and steady. There was
some selling, influenced by the grain weakness
shorts absorbed all offerings and prices hucfuased
but little. Hog prices fairly steady July
pork closed shade higher: July lard &c higher
and July ribs shade higher.
The leading futures ranged foliows:
Opening HIGHEST Lowest {luxfns
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Os~soa: Columbia rsv.r-- Alteration In iisAtA--
On and aftrx Nay IL isaa the nxea white lantern
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main ship channel from Tongue point 20 jim Cfou
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Notice e t Msriusfs g. 4 LIGHTHOUSE rnsrsctos.
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coast survey parsy, Which In preliminary saanua-
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The following prices are being offered 70 the PRO
drr by the local dealers for delivery in round lots
the dock oe I'm the car At Seattle:
Grain-Oafs. E70d -. harley, n so41: wheat.
chicAen feed. SD 50; brAn SIS; shorts. SIS
HAy-Pases sound. s10f; Eastern WAsAtngtoo
Timothy. sllall 50: alfalfa. . per toa-
txgs- Strictly fresh ranch, l64c-
Batter-freah ranch, lo9 &c. creAmery lA1l5c
Poultry Chickens. live. ik: spring. $SN4 per dos
turkeys. lac: ducks. &Sa4 per dox.
Live Stock-Chaice beef cattle cows. Aa41e stears,
stea5c: choice sheep. sSssc: good heGs iise. &c
hogs dressed. Sc; calves. dressed large. &c. small.
se. calres, live. large, &C. small, &c.
Hides. Peits and Wool-Heasy soand saited sfeers.
over - Ds. DC; medium. sound. per b. Tic. light,
sound under s. Bs &c; COWS. sound. al weights.
per ID. se: green hides, ic less than saited: dry
hides Per b. liz. dry cuis, onsthird less. summer
deer. per b. a2sc: winter deer. dry, sglec pApery
deer. aalar: dry elk. Aar: green elk. A45c: sheep
peits. 3aSnc: sheariinzs, Ha3c: Eastern Washing
ton WOOD. Sc: Western Warrington woul. Ec: dirty
or timber burned. loc. taiiow. 5Se3tc.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


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