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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
APPOINTMENTS IN SENATE.
President Sends In Some New Ones
Others Confirmed.

Washington, Dec. 12.-The president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate:
John J. Sullivan of Ohio. to be
United States attorney for the north
ern district of Ohio.
Joseph A. Gill of Kansas, judge of
the United States court of the northern
district of the Indian Territory.
Also a long list of army recess ap-
pointments.
The senate in executive session to-
day confirmed the nomination of Leon
teers.
The senate confirmed the following
nominations:
Postmasters: Montana. Hauck,
Phillipsburg: c. H. Keep. Missoula-
A number of census supervisors also
were confirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
As the nominee he was left to follow
his own convictions

AS the nominee he was left to follow
his own convictions.
On the 2eth of October and again on
the day preceding the election he an
nounced in the Brooklyn papers that
he favored the gold standard and if
elected gave his pledge that he would
support gold standard legislation.
Continuing Mr.. briggs declared he
believed the dignity and pre-eminence
of the United States would be adj
vanced by placing this country upon
the standard of the most highly civil
liked countries of the world
Keep His Pledges.
Il do not arrogate to myself said
he. addressing his Democratic col
leagues, the presumption to say to
you that / am right and you are wrong
but ! believe as a Democrat that you
would respect me less if. knowing how
feel, / should not openly avow my
convictions and keep the pledges I
made
Mr.. briggs announced that he would
remain a consistent Democrat save only
upon the question of free coinage.
MIR. Powers (Vt.), and Mr.. Lawrence
(Mass), supported the bill.
Upon Mr.. Cannon's motion, resolu-
ton was adopted directing the speaker
to appoint a committee of ten to join
the committees appointed by the presi-
dent and senate to prepare plans for
the celebration of the centennial ami
versary of the first congress held in
Washington. 1t was then agreed that
the sessions of the house during the
continuance of the general debate on
the currency bill should begin at IL
o'clock.
Mr. Grosvenor (O). announced the
death of the late Representative Dan
ford of Ohio, and at O'Clock, as a
further mark of respect. the house adj
journed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
Tell Your Sister

A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi-i
bility without good pure blood. the sort
that only exists in connection with good
digestion, healthy liver and bowels.
Karl's Clover Root Tea acts directly on
the bowels, liver and kidneys, keeping
them in perfect health. Price % cents
and so cents. Sold by T. c. NJ. l. drug
department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
HOPE FOR CAPTAIN CARTER.
New Developments May Keep Him
Out of Prison For a While.

New York. Dec. ia special to the
Herald from Washington says: In mil
itary circles here the impression pre3
walls that the~indictment of the men,
bers of the Atlantic Contracting COM
pany, which is alleged to include Cap
tain Carter, late of the army, by the
Savannah authorities, will be used by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
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Prize Beef For Christmas.

Having purchased from White &
Sons their prize steers. winners of pre-
miums at the last state fair, we cor
daily invite our patrons and the public
TO come Wednesday and see these ami
mails alive. the finest ever exhibited in
the city. Remember the place, % and
"a West First Sorth. Get your orders
N early TO : fine. .uic,T roa SITS and ste ks.
S. S. DICKINSON & co,
Successors to the White Mercantile Co..
,Phnne. 0o0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
Does This Strike Youp

Muddy complications, nauseating
breath, come from chronic constipation.
Karl's Clover Root Tea is an absolute
cure and has been sold for fifty years
on an absolute guarantee. Price, %
cents and so cents. z. c. NJ. l. drug
department
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
Extradition Treaty Approved.

Lima, Peru, Dec. IL (via Galveston).-
Last night, before closing the extraor-
binary session. congress approved the
extradition treaty with the United
States
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums. al
lays all pain. cures wind colo. and
il the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents bottle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13

Look before you leap" Be sure,you
get Hoods Sarsaparilla when you call
for. it, and you will find health in its
use.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
Christmas Furs.

Exquisite variety; will suit both
taste and purse
MEHESYs the Furrier, Knutsford
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
Cold Wave Coming.

Warm. seasonable and reliable furs
make most appropriate. and acceptable
presents.
MEHESY, the Furrier, Knutsford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13

II was nearly dead with dyspepsia,
tried doctors. visited mineral ssprings.
and grew worse. l used Kodol Dyspep-
STA Cure. That cured me-" 1t digests
what you eat. Cures Indigestion, sour
stomach, heartburn and all forms of
dyspepsia. F. c. Schramm, Mccormick
hlOcE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
Sale! Sale! Sale!

All grades fur collarettes at bargain.
prices for this week Investigate.
MEHESY, the Furrier. Knutsford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-13
Gold Democrat Speaks.

Mr.. briggs IN. ", was the first
Democrat to speak in favor of the bill
When he rose many of the Republicans
left their seats and went over to the
Democratic side to listen. He said that
the convention which nominated him
did not endorse the Chicago platform
nor did it endorse either gold or silver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
LOOKING FOR NEW ROOMS.
supreme Judges Fearful OF the safe
~ of Their Present Quarters

Special Dispatch % the pos:- Tuteiligencor.
OLYMPIA. Fsb I@--'The members 81 tlle
supreme beach ana the STATE librarian are
very much concerned Ia gae saeetg OK
the,r quarters in the building a. present
ccc4risd by tire court and library af.d have
laI1 uet9Te me governor reaues. taag the
legislature u requested 20 examine into tae
matter. In tne meantime the senate CON-
Tnitfces on puzzle buildings ana grounds
ard state lersTy have taken the matter
~ n another direction. Yesterday the
committee. tne members or tha court. the
attorney general ard state librarian made
a WISH % tae T1urstcu county court house
aod .ookc3 over the bu4lat1z Thoroughly.
Min view Eo securing thg necessary
amount ~ room there fer The state eff
cia< concerned. L was uTs posed "a secu-
~ 'ae baSefaen NJ VIA tae library directly
across th= haN. - give tne attorney gen
er&i az office ana he supreme cpurt room
20 take tSe Offices now occupied IS tae
county aut.ltor. il IS said ARA :a4er5s -
t5.s effect csn - NJ 5e WIth sae county
coErTci SIS sners- The matter Nj come b.
fore ire legislature Il the shape ~ A re-
port from tte senate committees wllnln a
day Er TWO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13

HAVANA Fss RE fee29x N5sea
ssssieg aEanx s1e fs1mxe t@eafe fF5F-
sstG- bFsaks sgsr The g sss-aDa & pFss~
c~ssse Is gn@ HFs@ q ~ fur-sg&s fsvgaaasslrs
II Ger CassSeG Cafes - saturday 'aas
EsssssssFaFs9 vsTF sra2z-Y. oS-19 50 taf ~
FASE&zs4As fE=S1 ASSs sssses sssa 81. a. - fs3-a@
- 20 - assuses z AgN re - @Ss1@i ffe
Cuban Ssasgais - ~ G8e8 2f<& eftSEi@@
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EEa&n sfsaa<ess - 3saxe $50 s1swss~ssF = fs~
saff&- Ter aEs#r EeFS8 AFs a4SssasE2 -
ssa-@s Get &ESf&zs4 Ter sGssaS 14e kfsi-
as2sx Eo1 - rE4Aff 2.
Trss Bezaesag senersls a18 80 isss@f= q
sfs - BAH e. pay. Ssss - cfszfl ssee8 -
military wssa As4S a meeting aRe dsfsa,ssl
sesrse sfFa14 sSsese5zsx %~Fs Gsssfs "a 4st
arc xmefir&tS ao5 = wsE EScssesx e. -
Esssaf 4 eszsn szssas - gFssstIRaie tie &C.
ssafTez.es an4 ssesss1Esae ~'swttseF % ss.sI tas
sassSassses % lbs z0gefgsss Eeas@-Es essEstf~
sEtsa gF@ans % aaesss- sss eosnsa 4aass n
~. rsysrf - TuesaAY asxs
Sen2F LA0&xa. secretary 81 justice AaG
fsst.s4r sn~sysSrt8gT 20 st-sr. Hsseeksfs avs
ssry easzr@ii ss1ssF LsaIgssxssa Esfszax Sep
cite secretary 81 government So fa@ GOSH
ca and Ger Mario E%Gas1ss Grief - Ess-
:ics * bsean#, wee ~ers preseht At fae
nbs~xiax takes u F@asg saing Gs4siF ps's1~
ss2s4s b4t fygaak3y eNei4as nef 80 ~ he
bees s.a~ II w14iG - uDssQ5stss Ar6 1E-
patriotic - sassasTty sgaAAx 2E tasar feaA-
n2.ss w4tA lAs LGsst&s@ STATS military 49,
tssosftiss
Gaa Frooae vas rot informed ty The
Wxel4HgtGE aszzfsnrsfsea az Re h@ss1y& 30
was - rsn1@s 70 GET Garcia . FesIssA-s4z
xnGI FF1ag Eaaa - Tsap9a&e 10 ~ iT-
Qi&syf refss14 ~ him 0a tte nAY before.
~ was sfstsuc1sa 20 give TIE EsEEl&azzs -
fail military f4asFsi-
As tES mayor AS city easFneH h&S al
ready afraExesg ara ADVERTISED - ssas--
orats lTexrs asrne. 81 seEEzasss 20 toe mid
tETy Authorities ufgIss 81 destroy the to
1aFsxs arfaags 1zeS1ts and Gz&Ee Smother
programme EsGstTrrsiEr ia tbs United
EsatsS army y~s4sAfiegEs GDBEs4 GNntty.
AZ TIE EasfssaE h&a provided sof ample re-
rre@@nfatiau of tsse American military.
Gen Brooke made no s9gEasif0E1 cssT4~
corning ia ern place ir the groeexsfcn
extArf =: IRE palace %teFS. srl@ts&d ~
taking fse frSf sssrrfsET after the cAsEsf
IS proposed ~ tbs G25an committee re
Suggested tass the sens u Garria should
take TIE srst eagrfaEe ard b tsss second.
With arrangement Has ssresa 70
TIE I-s4Az9 - t5sEs8s Nsso according -
the esss mi 3 Programme aere 70 follow
The American military aEkasa ~ fsen. I<es
through - neT IzSHusa- s. ne had any oh-
ss~sscn 20 tsesr Sustag ahead Of him GeE
erals tried ~ get between the governor
Ysn~-as sr1 rAs star ard @nra frsssrs. "a
cut THIS oee'5rszs hsts IS keu- after the
progression ssagssd. though only four or
fge sasf Is fTs4sa the p&IaGe owing 20 ;ha
frequent stops tsat wsse rsa5e Seniors
Isarz7xa sud Cspote STAGED 20 argue vita
tbs EAnxsaaH AFaa w.rr Jeff hsh3ud. haS The
ss@fss a rtMs ~ s1sh- RFas4 see'a CssltTctt s<r~
fsra Uasp~FiFseR #fsa Yaaex were IL The
ssef1a e8yranEn after Ge4s- 0sfakn Then
xGErr EfEW zf@T
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
ARMY OFFICERS FIGHT.
CsL Csissa Hoeaara In - Discfed-
liable Rev Vita n Lieutenant
eff His Regiment.

ANNIyToS. A~a. Eea- ITS fI-fee.-
Ing sstsssn Cal. Iaaxaa @ ss14soz ass sSTst
rsx-rs<zt 81 -x1rzra1 s.. -Tz-1TzZg1z AzsT 1Egs<
81 ESeczez@ Ast1le. IN - hs@s Cot C's-s1s
vas sss1t Il t1e Elp AID L4eat- >ee-t 80
mary oEnsTS 3aa1 xSsTrUE ssa&<rS -
Er&lzEyte nx@1ez3 a zzn C1s. % -on eDEerss- A
ressza4 yAl& wG&Ea L5ezL- -c9<E All 4-srs@@
gsaksExa2.a- also 81 t.s Fourth hsztk1eAy
sE@z11 a. <S14ss Az 5sG1Srsl Sg
paile3 H.as~E12Ts ear. a. lze Sane sls2e
$g5s8ylGS = We sE-tzssL
IasgFg SeeeE c4tlar~s se w>glf zsos allow
MS ers&5@ Fk14&S9@&z - ts@ &Esa4 g.. Al
fzls ta1 4s0S@9rs 1rew d f4zsos and Lieu
sccEt arose fTa-z- 1&S ce24lr @1iA - p-s,@s -
eAc1 AA1z-
SE&ee. &gs4 Ea.a@ sa-0s aaE E1eE % aot
Ecsc% SD 4xS8 1TSL several declare s13g
Gel CeeSoa 9s@saes EEse 1za<- PFDaaoy a
s1Cz@n S-zoIz Se~S ---s<. tat2ss z.lR sSL1Agl1e@
cn33osers cotzSs ssap he 11sllsa3e- I--e1IS-
AeANE ard EAeasss. O. he FOURTH - 1s1oEl-
szEs ca 1ntg B1sn TIE ss~s5F 5ss S1ArlS, were
i TIE r1sazA I-ls4l FAe-Es taa o L@aes x
Scot- Ard ssEDa7ssd Is rasEoS- Tie IA
Ter a14 ae wgZ.a Willingly gs-a1l<GTlash rtls-I
- the gTaEas- a1t1o-l54s< RID gave -1e<E
up Lest. Mckay. ~ the meantime. had
- - <, ax.a 1n@ pistol ~4z taken rruEn him
- force sasck Is n4sa CD Cclso7
drew a15s1er seas>oE and fiFe1, some cav
~ L~esst. -cctt aid others al Lieut. M
hAy oaf without elfsGt. TIE provost l&esl-
tenant then asE- hiS eTorts toward getting
Goa Ceason's pistol and II dong - SRA 4
fare very badly.
Strangely enough. CoI CCIso1 vas the
on1y ole Injured. and Al examination 1G-
ci3seG tA2- Z ballet las e1.sTs6 his hip
ar1 ranged around % The rear. where i
aaE located and extracted
A friend 81 CO. C0lEoa sS0re o1E a Ta--
ruzG <1r Lieut. Scot. AEi re was arrest
81 today. B-otn officers nave many warm
personal friends - the regiment. and as
further trouble vas feared, tee entire pro-
vest guard Raz or7serE1 OFT Tae-r Segv-
Ices Bsrs nor needed. however.
scott a Nephew OF GOV. bradley.
LEXINGTON. ky.. Feb. LZ-Liel1F.
ScGtf w1o shot and wounded Col C0Isou
al Admission, y : citizen 81 Lexington. The
ii feeling thar existed between Ghe iRo
officers gas well known here.
Lieut. Scott Is q nephew q Gov. Brad
.ey. bur the two have not spoken s..lce
Bradley removed So5its father frcZ the
suEer4n.e1saeTcy Of the Eastern Kentucky
insane aey igs1- over 4 ys&T ago BgaGey
commissioned ScStt II tie Fourth eu-
tL.chy, < Is understood. On account o. Col
sons recon ue11a;loz, but this fsct. Il IS
said id rs, II the least abate the hatred
cherished by the young Lieutenant toward
the governor.
Col Cclson il an arden; friend az Gov.
Bradley. ana Is thought 5y mary 70 have
furnished INC STIsl1a- cause 1Ur the guar
IeL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
>oRrHw NEWS NOTES.

i: Is proposed % establish an open mining
exchange a. R0Ssan1.
\ .novemen; rs on foot In Victoria, r. G..
= form 81 Soc-@;y % Native sons n British
Columbia.
Rev. J. Z. Messy. OF Tekoa. recently Gel
venerable minister has essfl A preacher *
TIE gospel for tlf1y-s.yen years.
Two cases cf slan3ers have been found
N E-oerton by sha state veterinary sur
gTo1 Both % the horses affected were
killed 8li tAe'r carcazs+s burned,
Chaplain BateInan. az the United States
army. suggests mar spokane hold memo
Tiat service IL memory u the dead rsgu-
.ars ana Voluf1te$rs from the Inland En-
ReiuAol1 Harras. convicted a. wata
NaIa q cattle stealing, has been san
teFacs<i oy Jgdge Breats - four years i'm
fsr.soot7ent IN tire peuiteutiary. A motion
tor new trial wafs dcriied ny The court
Farmers ~ the t'cs.f.s-&oo1 q Birch
Bay nave bseu N7'hvrc3 renside-aaay by
.ttf4e thieves SECS are ypv being taken
taat iae courts VII not be asked 70 .nteE-
xeue,
a ssaeattan aes spotted recently a. olyrn-
pa. 4 robbery was reported 20 'he pa'lce
badly 'ases 70. IL transo-Essf later THAI tne
SIS seEusllt e rssEs1erv E&s hgt 81 riGke %
cover tfF an explanation ~ "a family row
Herman Phelps was bound ov4r % tAe
s-src~.c. CsFlrt by JastAoa " ~. - 'asflr1
-ss71e~ = - bosls.s on So charge - Cusgs-
Eutrzsn@ zn zss3ttt oss . }.-E,e4r-o.f ST. a.
ta5as Is a-il. 4-@ @.r5- "a Eol@t home a tt
- Aaae, A>1 ieea attending 3Ae A8gsa;
ga q. E4r..s tIst Esecausa intimate sstn
Tee Walsna9 county hoav4 of coyn:a =
~.0= base nist :. r. Coffin tf.e-
.aa0ts fae- farm ar s3Aorto;2 vlea 81 ~
t't+tf@ 2. fsaf..t@rt Ft~& E a-'t-s.1'.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
COLONY FOR Milo kITAT.
Forty Families of Germans Have
Decided TO Locate There.

Special Dispatch 10 the P0si-Inteiilgence
IfOLDENDAI4E. " ash. Fec. lZ-Itia
holiday edition of tAe i-inteliig encer
fer the year Isy. told at length Of hiieki-
tat valley resources and prospective cDU-
diftons as 10 its future Among the read
ers was a We'll known German or Puget
sound. In April last the German blew
Into Goldenfl4le, apparently, as u any
kaoss ledge Of his arrival Tie possessed "a
letter 70 but one man. wflo perhaps knew
the object OF his visit. and for whole
week lie WAS daily riding with J. @ Mad
dock investigating the different parts 81
knckitat valley. NIseacyeS about town
presumed this so-call@a 'BAtchrnan' Has
in search Or farm. am some ratner
fh5&Eht he was taking too many rides
IN curious out Of the way places; but ot
ire Individual they did not express theEn-
seives surprised az any kind 6. a Jetlni ne
might take ard hot one 81 them dreamed
that the strange German ia their midst
would possibly add thousands o. n e&itl
and hundreds Of population to k1ckitat
The strange German seems tn have
made 4 report or kHckitat county, as -
Julius Schu6aca. OF 1Ealcago. A aieoeft.
Of Minnesota. Prof. J. Z. Zimmerman ot
Milwaukee. Wis, and 3 Mr. Pete Jossy.
They come as an investigating committee
% "A cooperative German colony. They
wish 20 lpcate 4 colony 81 forty families.
and numbering in al &l2 people They
wish 20 he impartial n making the selec-
ton and Tor thai reason haze carefully
examined southern oregon and the
willamette valley.
After making the investigation tor the
greater part - the week .n this section.
they haVe decided k1icEitat valley will
he The future home 81 their colony. The
fact - there befng several sections ~
s-aeaa timber lands north OF tfos3suda{e
lends great onchantuent - their invest
Ing in the nearby wheat lands as later
an eoveftY-fHYee - tbeir colony car ct
tor homesfeads. ". I4edl. German bust
ness gssR Of Coiiertisie was selected as
correaEnnsInE agent for kilckLtat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13

nos has GA hand s7st ssSss -. s1s ~ g..
% aS--c4 Ray. stored a Aas wg-ss.xs.sa
THIS - worth about s. PER on. ~, -.
pT7ce - e1sec<e1 "a advance sasa r..
Fica meadows a.onS TIE rAss.ss -sss.
produce ar excellent Quality g s.sss -
otay and gEa-a aay. ara srusa 20 - !,
f,5$G tons Of hay ct the crcp 8. vs.
Dc shipped from Eaic1se.
TIE secc1d meeting - the Ta,sns -.
Pre- Teachers Asss9Ce4 etssn Az " so :
WaliA ALA March - 10 y rs ~.
association IL interstate. iue-zsax wsss.
t2gion. Oregon and Idaho. rAs Gee.
are as follows: President I. = a.
son. waIla Walla. fra wee sx~. s.ss
Miss Nellie II. Darcy. Mossss' Issss
second vice President. J. A. CaxSa Is.
ke~ City. Or; third vice prsz3z. I 4
Mitchell Spokane; recording &Ar4szrT
Miss Mary F. Galloway, LewlSscn, isass
CORES pending secretary. @. q Bx4
Walla Ws!ls; tre2s,are-. Hiss Asas Hax.
ard. Pullman " ash
Frank Jones ard George Sherssss xss
were few weeks aga sezrsneei - sezs
n the penltentiary Ter ksssrEiaxy, are s..
in the Spokane county la. ara sAy -.
main Their. for SOME time eessxe sssss
taken 20 Wall2 Wa,ia by TIRE sAe~s- GA
reason why they have rot been sAksr "a
the peattestiary "a that sssey arr bsszg
held til sentences are passed ca sazers.
others who have been contfefad - IA
al may he taken at one tine, tbs nssl.ss
down the expenses. But sAe pr.E1A5al
reason Is thai the sheriff Ia t1l&s4e a
take them unless ne Is wslarS - Tar
the expenses out 90 his can peca&s ~
take chances o. the lesslSsaEgre easing j
bill retunding the amount
TIE attorney general - the TsAte. 80. I
in his annual report 20 congress reNH1
Eneu5s the retention ard srcrszssess Use 1
the United States prison al 0cSess n
and. After referring 70 6 &.@n stsrss7rs
tiou for repairs and increasing - caisaSs
20 fsa prisoners, he says: rfle saa Fss
has heretofore heen used cszly hg ne ~
finerneUt Of prisoners couylcte3 n ta~ ~
"a States court IN the district o. Nasass'I
ION. Those from the Alaska district. -
tened 20 the fssFat eTgtkary, have hsTvlss
been SET. te TIE California state pr1sE 4
san Quentin, bslt in view OF sae saz
distance and TIE saving naaSsa . Tazsss|
;a;sors, IL VIII probably ~ wise . asss'I
nate me p%niteu1ia-y st AcSes5s a@saas VI
the place 81 confinement hsFsaftes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
DIR. DAILY TALKS BACK.
says the Intoxicating Commission
Was Appointed To Whstewash.

PITTSf5U RIG. Feb. I@.-Dr ". II DAILY.
n a statement tonight alent tie war board
report. SAYS he reported his suspicious CO
the refrigerated bSet to Commanding Gen
eFal Miles IA TIE cary n2rI of August.
and The latter a. once underworld 10 have
ne army supplied BiIh fresa beef, ana re-
queste1 the war department 90 send 70
rnore refrigerated beef. To this latter rs-
quest no asteEtIon VAS paid.
d. says the commission. after appoint
rg@nt. revealed 20 the country thar their
business was 20 protect the contractors and
destroy everyone who called attention 70
AIRY irregularities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-13
SOME SOLDIERS CIT LEFT.
Stayed In Furt said to- Get psaak,
While Ia. ssraat Went Ga.

siFE.2s Fah L. ISss 49, States tyzrz-
pors Great. bsun4 fsT Mania having on
t4aFG Gen. A4awtssn and s.&1 las arrived
AsFe t3se Las kor has feltEyAphs1 the
fas.e1 stafes sassg1ar zRett fhas rev
ssssrlnssFs ~ she expsfis on has deserted *
Fort aAse sud Noai8 BE brought 20 sasz
~ she tain guard - Egyptian sol
vent tiasg.f -, f50t 5uty swa YTsArt APP
p%Sefe3- TfITse SAD that DeltAsr tasy fs~F
aaY o. tie hers wishes 80 Aesers They
rad gofie ashore srs got drunk hut weYe
~asiias fa return. TIE transport wit wait
for them here
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Miners Killed by Black Damp.

SALT LAKE, Feb. IA special 10 the
Tribune from Dlamondsvile, Wyo.. says:
J ahn L. Russell, 81 Provo. Utah. and F..
/. Wright We're killed tonight by black
damp in the Diamoadsville mine. Ten 9TH
ers were overcome by damp. ont we're res-
cued n time - save the.r lives.
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Bonapartist Prince Dead.

ROME. Feb 1e-Prince Napoleon
Charles CsyegolTe Jacques Philippe Bona
parte. third son OF Prince Lucien Bona
fafte. prince q Canine and chief q the
older branch Of fhe BoTsap9rte family. ls
dead. He was oorn IN Hcn7s in Is35.
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PUEBLO. col. Feb IA FIRE at $50 q
m soslay destroyed The Derer1er theater
building. causing losses aEgregating s5&.oo
Frozen water plugs tgterfered with the
work Of The FIRE department u was -
below zero when tae fire was burning.
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Italy and France Divide.

LONDON. Feb. i3.-Ttaly and France,
s2ys the Rome correspondent of the Daily
MAI. have agreed 20 share possession Or
Care Duuefra ~ the Esheita coast. al me
southern extreu1eity of the Red sea-
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Factory Building Hurned.

NEW YORK. Feb l2-The factory
building OF fhe Manhattan BRASS Company
IL East TSgenty-taghth street and con
tents was destroyed by Ire today. Esti-
mated Loss $40 fsl1
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Death. of soldiers I'm Cuba

WARRINGTON Eeb. - ~Cee nreoke.
from faFaaa. tssAy csb,c3 fhs f5lluwiux
u the VA department
"Aeia'sns sleues3t Washington Death
report. Rgas Nsfauxas-A II Morgan efv-
lfan fsas1stet with suEfaaeF ha ,alaan
Killed aeelteats.tF. SANTIAGO Isrtvats
NiAlsnl ] FaN8tc Cnmpany r. Thirs
1sofSlE- sfaiarial he9aAtRrta Havana
Private HlEhsF3 ofpnsu. 4 anaganY ss.,-
6T1 aFf3leFf killed Alleged ca&e yellow
fever at 09ana say fsanf 80 - malaria.
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Satisfactory Settlement I'm Sight.

PARIS. Feb. I2-T-hss mornings papers
asser- that the negotiations which have
been igl progress between the French and
British governments regarding tire Ballr
= GAazal basin. west pf ,he " h4ts Nile,
are or the eve Of satisfactory settlement
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