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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-20
skIppERs ARE AROUSED.
May Oppose the Licensing of Mas
errn on the Yukon.

II was reported on the water front yes
tsraay that an organized sfYarf was being
made by licensed masters of the Cast 10
prevent rsen holding licenses 20 navigate
aytrx IN Puget aounf or osher inland waters
senn, running steamers In the Pacific ocean.
4, IL alleged thai mary OF these mfn are
running vessels between 8 Michael and
tbs, mouth Of the fuken. WHICH Is conshi
sr,.a 4, be r.sser the jurisdiction Of deep
water men only. when they hold only river
licenses IL the proposition IL pushed IL VIII
svsslH IN much Of a stir among tue nayi
gators OF the North.
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A common expression is

A common expression iS
1.-THE human race is grow
ing weaker and wiser"
That we are growing weak
er is proved by the large
number of pale, thin and
emaeia,ed people.
That We are growing
wiser may be proved by
overcoming these disorders
with the timely use Of
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phi,es which gives strength.
enrichcs the blood. invigor-
ates the nerves and forms
sa,.
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CUTTERS PREPARING roR Cruise
Grant Left San Francisco Thursday
Hush and xunavik Dur.

.fhs revenue sttters AZ present IN the
barber are hasv making preparations To
xal for tae North.
frhs cutter Grant which Was ordered 10
Eureka Cal several s'ays aye 80 help TIE
Nt,nAxlk "a m h@e gay ~ S@attie again.
having tAff san Francisco THURSDAY. She
Is sxn4sssef hrf~ ahe8s uexs TUESDAY
Tsssa Resin wf.a the SuraNtk IN tow. Will
=. tsgrs tn abnsas sya weeks. and the whole
~ea. VIII start north IN The early part ot
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ssesrnsr fss,,a. whtca IS undergoing re-
rsAfs~ Al Tho San tGau FSsa sTeyn9sny' s
sbeek. will have her house ard 1--sf
structure vernasseat@3 Tfs> house viii ia
sssassss sfaslser 30 tes3eY tAe sesEht She
wag ~ 4zest ny SaalSgSac6 a H%ii beat
Tr-sa Steamer ran far wears on ire Hoal
esnal Toute bot erslly fsss.s@ say f9r tSs
steamer t,s7sp TAa Delta vas oSafs at
ss.ssvsfssN4 ia ~
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Jssefgs fFaslo an Italian sssfor whn saS
gs,T u~aF1N 2 year FsAE an tansa1e - tae
s=e4nty aest&fal was Yesterday committed
=, me Esa%AYsN asTlsm ~ JUICE 3aFstss.
vfss marta "a sssicsfAA Ene as hss reFs4staE
Asggssssss tats - that tho air t. very ssetFt-
sssess.Af Is Nfs shrs.af sM& tInss sna ss hix
IS SO "a protest these organs ~ Ssusys
hss s.a,sfr4ts aYe5 naa9sA with vleth aud
ssasag Sra F8aS constant FssS ~ smother
.ssa hiarsezt
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Trass @uAtsss sfN7AaxS Fvs.says Snr Nan-
see 1Gtx xt8 saz Northern psrafte snaf
is0sNnss8n NasWfa yaze nsf8g IlH@x sgeeFz az
,N4esxt ears t@fwsxa 7&s #hssvs 1esgr1ss
Far rata sgsa s5eees.s car eessts sssslssw r,
ss1s4fe az sae ssass8asgfsg efssvs. fss xrsex
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OWING 20 increased business the
Northern Pacific are now running extra
Pullman ears between Seattle and spo
kane and Seattle and Portland Pullman
reservations made at City or Depot Ticket
Sgfsfge
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1913 Second Ape.

the Seattle chapters The delegates are all
entertained by the ieaguers and their
friends In the neighborhood OF Battery
Street church The programme for the
remainder OF the session IL as follows:
Saturday Morntag.
Deyotlons. led by Roy T.. Peabody. Trim
tty church. Seattle.
Reports OF department conferences.
Papers. 1.-THE True Place Of the League
In the Church" Miss Ella MCCORMICK, La
Conner, III G.. Ward. Ballard.
Educarional meeting. Rev Wiimot Whit
field, ID. D.. president Puget Sound Cni-
versity
Report OF committee on nominations.
Saturday Afternoon.
Devotional led by Miss Edith Tucker,
Grace church. Seattle.
Election of officers and minute business.
Paper, Faults and Fault-sinders. Allen
Moran, Snohonish.
Papers, Missionary Spirit In the
League" Mrs. w. FL Seiieck, Grace
church, Seattle. Mrs. A. s. Gregg. Madison
Street church, Seattle.
Saturday EVENING.
Praise service. led by +. Spencer. Ev-
Sermon. DIR. Whitfield
sunday Norning.
Love feast, led By Mrs. Wilmot Whit
field. Asbury church. Seattle.
Sermon. Rev j. W. Miller. New What
sunday Astcrnoon.
Mass meeting. led by Seth II. Morford.
president OF Puget Sound conference Ep-
worth league.
sunday Evening.
Spiritual benefits OF the convention. Per-
sonai testimonies. led by Mrs. j. n. Der
ison. Haven church. Seattle
Sermon. Rev. wilfno. Whitfield. ID. d.,
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TfkE esAtcAENs MsswaEks@ 4 ~ rasaf
gsasessbe 81 gsss lesk 4taS As.Swaeu ~ pAasl
aEa szsszesse
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9sff& fvcsga s. fse r,sss sssa1~ tAe Csv~x.
eews. sac asssre - s.ss fasege ssas re.
6 2ass}ss8s sss~fEf7 SeeeoA
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rhe nan4eastea = aRlsSa8sly wsti ats3wss
81 represent sttNv@ tsssaz present gssssa
seagss all pastoral saayFsk hsviFs yspN sxfa
le@swa SA.fssvYe &, sns segs9saTx a1Fsa al
Seattle ans ~ssf es sns aHe&HfasnN Aaan.
ssxgx AFss sFesens fruss g-esnts agSpsaa ps
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TstHfT ~ saaa ~ sd aN9S Bay ycss~
ssrkse ~ So ssa$@s&FS as SaeAnA
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AN .xce4s-ns remedy sog sEsomnaa WI.
t~ ssur. II the famous Did jeame Moore
waisxy taken 81 bedtime Sold every.
~se<s
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Hesei Brunssviek

k2tsSe Clayton fsracrwait MINI, IL r.
wa6sau. fS1raI Peter Gssnohscksr ST
Maries Kan William gsisck. 81 MaFles
Kan ~. j Troso and wife. Canton. q
r. J. wesssse-,se. Paeain. Col Mr. NJ J
parxan Victoria. r.. C. W r Boressna
osails: (. II. Fawser. Cleveland. G.. q
AnsteT~on. Minneapolis. G. 81. Cole Tse-
tra4fs A. t-os.fnx Olympia, III r saer
weed. Portland. ". A. Cutter. San Fran
cls~ee.
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DIAMOND lea Tea Pa -
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The frrssrt - ssas secretary. fT~i II
,'Aassstsesiia. xMSe she ssllowtaE statistics
regarding the condition ~ the league in
the ,ttztTfSts
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
A Dukes E.cpne

The custom of deceiving people on
J. the 1st OF April and then calling them
April fools was once more general than
it is now, and on one occasion it was
turned to good account. Francis, duke
of Lorraine, and his wife were impris-
oned at Nantes. On the 1st of April
they planned to make their escape.
Disguised as peasants-he with hod
on his shoulders and she with a. basket
of rubbish on her back-they passed
through the gates of the city. AS they
did so a woman recognized them, and,
running to the guard, told the sentry
who they were. April fool!'' cried the
soldier, and all the guards laughed and
shouted: April fool, mother!'' The
story was told the governor as joke.
and he laughed. too. Soon, however.
it was discovered that the woman spoke
the truth, but by that time the fugi-
stives were well on their way. The 1st
of April saved them.--London Chron-
icle.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
PUN GENT PARAG

Binksss1Tho originated football?s
Jmksr.s Some nndertalxer, I aare say
-Pick-Me-Up. g, 81 { q
Is Fred t would take. q, brave fellow
to marry Miss Spitfre.', Jack-ssSo it
would: but his bravery wouldn T do him
any good afterward. :, Town Topics,
Silence lAppreciated:Mrs. Henpeck
-.You heartless wretch! Ny con- tempt
for ycu is too deep for word So Hen
peck hank goodness for that!'-
Philadelphia Record.
With Emphasis. What is that blue
streak in the air?" Crimsonbeak-sOh.
that's the. colonel talking to the man In
the gas office oyer the. wireless tele-
graph. ''---Yonkers Statesman.
A Polite Tramp ". think you
are the worst looking tramp ever
saw" Tramp IA ann, it's only in the
presence Of uncommon beauty looks
SO bad" Lad Bridget, give this poor
man something to eat = Somerville Git
izen.
Bill-'.I'm making money selling
MICE" Jill-'sWhom do you sell them
70! Inc professor OF music on the
next block. What on earth does he
want mice for?' '.Why, he uses them
for trying the voices of young ladies'
Yonkers Statesman.
Mistress Jane, I've mislaid the key
of my escritoire. / wish you'd just fetch
me that box Of old keys. dare say
can find one to open it." Jane-'tIt's no
use, ma'am. There isn't key in the
'ouse ash fit that desk. 2 Melbourne
Weekly Times.
Brown GU say you are passionate
~ fond of golf. I suppose you play a
great deal9" Smith -"Don't play at all.
Don't know the first thing about the
game" Brown-'tAnd yet you are pas
sionately fond Of it? That's funny"
Smith Not at all. I'm dealer in golf
ods."-Boston Transcript.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
MEMOIR Jews ITEMS.
For the week EndIn ! lyec. Is.

Fire partially destroyed the state
penitentiary atsLincoln, Neb.
At Jones, La, mob stretched a
negro to a TELEGRAPH pole assault;
ing a white Woman.
The Comedy theater, one Of the pic.
neer show houses in San Francisco,
was destroyed by fre.s
William FL. Carpenter, author, poet
and editor, died at his: home in Baltl--
more, aged Sc years.
+ Frank Walker (co1ored was hanged
at Moundsville, w. Va, for the murder
Of Thomas Sanders, a oonkeeper
Eaa frame house 100 years old was
burned in Williamsburg, N. y, and
three persons were burned to death.
Mrs. r. p. Shick, daughter of former
United States Senator John j. ingalls,,
died sud denly at her home at Reading,
Pa
Fire completely destroyed the fac
tory Of the Duluth MINI. Boot and
Shoe company, the loss being $780,
900.
Nelson Hamilton and his three chill
dren were burned to death near ALI
}ance, KY, by the burning Of their
home.
An Internal ional Farmers unicn
was organized at Binghamton, N. Y,
to main tain the price of farm prod
ucts. sIi 56s
Henry Lands, secretary Of the Bal
timore board of trade, committed sui
eide by jumping from third-story
window.
Prosecuting Attorney Williams, sof
P'awnee county, while arguing a case
in court in Perry, Q. T., fell dead with
heart disease.
AT a swimming tournament,in San
Francisco 81. w. Widemann mad a new
worlds record, making the 25-yard
dash in IL rs seconds.
Tables prepared by the war depart
ment show that the United States had
223,235 men on the army muster rolls
during the Spanish war.
William Vance Marquis, who was
lieutenant governor of Ohio under the
Campbell administration, died at
Bellefontaine, aged " years.
Gen. William F. Rogers, a civil war
veteran and successfully auditor,
comptroller and mayor of Buffalo, n.
y, died there, aged 70 years.
Eugene P. Gillespie died at Green-
vile, Pa, aged AZ years. He repre-
ssented the Twenty fifth district in
congress in the session of 1s91-a3
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
QUAKER CITY WINS.
The Republican National Convention
to Meetin Philadelphia on
June 10 Next. IL

Washington,D Dec. 16.-The republican
national convention will be held at
Philadelphia on Tuesda y, June 19next.
The place and date were decided upon
by the national republican committee
Friday after a friendly contest for the
honor Of entertaining the convention
between the city selected, Chicago, ST..
Louis and New York. The final vote
stood: hiladelphia, "a; Chicago, rs.
The proceedings throughout wee en-
thusiasticand harmonious ,5evefy speech
that was made emphasizing the fact
that President Mckinley: will be. re-
nominated and that the convention will
be in effect simply a ratification meet
ing
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
onopoIy In Gambling.

Don Filipe Martel, the famous gam
bling house proprietor of the city Of
Mexico, had made a fortune in the bust
ness before the government decided to
abolish gambling houses by levying
on them a license tax Of 81 900 day.
One by one the gambling houses closed,
and when the field was clear Don Fee
5lipe Martel approached the authorities
with $1,000 in cash and demanded .
days license. In a few hours his place
was thronged. At single stroke he
had won the patronage of Mexico and
his doors have never been closed since.
The daily outlay of 81 900 is not missed
from the daily revenue Of thousands. -
Chicago News.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
EMPHASIZED HIS LAST WILL
to Prevent Contest In
Court.

Z: 81 am free to admit this story sounds
a trifle fshy," said a New Orleans law
yer, chatting over an after-dinner
cigar, .'but happen to know it is abb
solutely true. Last summer a local
business man, whom it isn't necessary
to name, made a new will Of rather an
elaborate and peculiar character. lam
bound to say to YOU remarked his att
torney, when the document was COM
pleted, that I think it more than likely
your children will make a, contest il
this will is ever probated.' I'm going
to have talk with them on that very
subject retorted his client. Yes re-
piled the attorney, but when your voice
is stilled forever they may think diff
ferently about it.
1'That remark set the old man to pom
dering, and he finally hit on very pic
trresque Fexpedient. He had phono-
graph at his office, and, putting on a
fresh cylinder, he roared his last injunc-
tons into the receiver, in his most inn
pressive style. Then he carefully re-
moved hereford, swathed it in cot
ton wool, and filed it away with the will.
Next day he sent for the lawyer and
gave him specific directions what to do
after the demise. I want you to call
the family together he said, and read
the will carefully from beginning to
end. As soon as you get through and
before they have time to talk about it,
start the photograph going and let 'em
hear my last message. Be sure to have
a good, big horn on the machine and
see that everything is in frst-class
working order. You had better keep
the thing in your Office he continued,
and any time a contest is mentioned
just turn it loose
THE old gentleman was steamboat
captain in his early days and he has
way Of giving an order that makes one
jump to hear it. I am inclined to be-
lieye that his scheme is a good one, and
that his parting adjuration, coming as
it were from the grave, will have a high
ly-dlscoura ging effect on itigation."
N. U. Iimes-Democrat
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
TO Meet ting Chfcnro..

Chicago Dec. IA The prohibition a.
tional convention will be held in the
new '. Coliseum 81 Y, buildinggin Chicago June
az, 1900. The neWly-elected national
chairman, Oliver w. Stewart, of the ma
tional committee, will issue the call for
the convention about the first Of the
new Year.
Distress in Famine-strIcI<enD District.
Calcutta, Dec. 16. The distress in
the famine-stricken districts is 'becom-
ing more acute. About $780, 600 per-
sons. have received relief. 3,
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Hf9fe.Eor Hoy exrtad and 3 p. Lee,
The object ID this mn tsa IS
draw Up. reSplltionssaid IrSsef,t them

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
Pleads GuiIty.

Osceola, Ia, Dec. l6 IN rs. Julia Gross
Il by was called for trial Friday on the:
scharge Of murd eriilge her hus band, Nich-
olas eros cir home at. Wood
bine BY shooting him. She pleaded
guilty. The l shoe ting resulted from
family differences and the case attract
ed wide attention. She will be SEN
fenced, it's understood, to 20 years
imprisonment 40 Sf5 Il. sT
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
CURRENT TOPICS.

SALTED whale meat is a Japanese
delicacy. 90
The number of Budd hists is comput,
ed to be 455, O0o, 900.
CUBAN farmers want protection
against American corn.
LAND in England is 80 times as val
liable now as it was 200 years ago.
MRs.. JEFFERSON DAVIS is to make
her permanent home in New Orleans.
THERE are $50, 900 men in the world
who make a hvlihood chiefly by fish
ing. &
WILLIAM M. EvARTs lives in almost
complete seclusion at his home in New
York. .
ERAsTUs LATHRoP, OF Westfield,
Mass, in his will left SIS, 600 to d. L.
Moody.
In France the bread is baked in rolls
boutSthe size of mans arm and four
feet long.
A NEW public school in ST Louis is
to be named in honor of the late Eu-
gene Field.
THERE are scores Of places in this
country where only one mail comes ev-
cry "a days.
AMONG professional women hospital
nurses, tits said, head the list of mar
rying women.
MORE than half of the phosphate in
the world is now supplied by the
United States.
+ AT meetings of the British cabinet
no official record of any kind is kept Of
the proceedings.
Ar Olympia, WASH. oysters sell at
81. 80 a gallon and $3.75 a sack for the
oysters IN shells
GERMAN pianoforte manufacturers
have virtually secured monopoly Of
the Australasian trade.
MEXICAN dollars are current ali over
China, and when they can not be had
uncoined silver is used.
OVER half a million dollars worth Of
scocoanuts We're imported into the
United States last year
COTTON manufacturing in Mexico
continues to incease. Each year finds
more looms in oper alton.
The Philippine islands now produce
considerable indigo. The exports for.
1897 were 446. 500 pounds.
SIR REDVERs BUTLER bought s25
worth of the latest books just before
starting for South Africa.
TRAINED nurses in German hospitals
get from SIS to $500 a year, with board,
lodging and all their clothes.
NAVAL experts are endorsing. strong
" the project of national naval re-
serve, with four-year terms of service.
AT Woonsocket, r. /. the River
Spinning Co is to run its mill night
and day, as soon as necessary help can
be hired.
The social democrats in Germany
now boast IS newspaper organs. The
largest, Vorwarts, has q circulation of
50, 600 copies.
A GROWING Vermont industry is the
canning Of corn, this seasons OUT uJ
in the southeastern part Of the state
being {, 600, 600 cans.
IT is estimated that Missouri farm-
ers received over S., GOO 600 for their
mulesS last year. The number shipped
from st. Louis was III, sos
The next portrait to be hung in the
treasury department. will be that Of
the present secretary, Mr.. Gage. The
portrait is now being painted.
FoR 800 years Mexico has produced
one-t third of all the silver that wa
mined. The production at present %
more than 500. DOC. 600 annually.
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ON a sad Journey.

Norfolk, Va, Dec IA The battle
ship Texas, Capt. g. D. sigsbee com
manding, left yesterday for Havana,
to bring back the bodies of the VIC
tins of the Maine.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
Nine sailors Lost. ].

Sault Ste, Marie, Mich, Dec. 16.---
/ Whaleback barge 1l5, which has been
missing on Lake Supe rior since Wednes-
day last, was on Sunday given up for
lost, with her crew of nine men -
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sentenced to Death.

Galesburg, Ill, Dec. is. Charles
Lindewal1 was convicted of the murder
Of Peter Bollenbach here. The jury re-.
turned a verdict imposing the death
penalty.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
News in Brief.

Two cases of black diphtheria APP
peared at Crookston. One of the pa
tients died and was burld at midnight.
The Winona & Western Railway
company expects to complete and COM
mence the operation of the Rochester
extension early in the new year.
Coy. Lind has issued a requisition
on Coy. Tanner of Illinois for Fred
Hartman, accused of a serious crime
committed in Rock county.
Nathan 0. Ross sued the cities of st.
Paul and Minneapolis for $3.50, 600 for
the use of a patent fire department
harness. The courts allowed him 81.
The beet sugar factory at st. Louis
Park has closed down after run of
100 days.
'Bish" Dorsey was indicted at Crooks
ton for the murder of Jonn McCabe at
East Grand Forks. &
Nelson Kelsey was killed at Cannon
City in the yard of an Infatuated bull.
The animal thrust his horns in his VIC
TINS eye, forcing it far into the head
and causing instant death.
From Jan. to Dec. 1, the total
amount expended upon the new capi-
tol building was ss05, so5.7s.
The Daughters of the Revolution of
the state Of Minnesota have filed arti-
cles of incorporation. Headquarters
are in Minneapolis.
v. Neuman paid s2s into the police
court treasury Of Minneapolis for SELL
ing oleomargarine not properly la
beled.
Mrs. Margarine Carleton, mother Of
Sergeant Carleton, of the 18th Mime
sofa, has applied for mothers pen
sion.
Four druggists Of Winona were
fined for employing unlicensed clerks.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
Mining Man Robbed.

Henry Sweet, a Rat Portage mining
man, was robbed of $500 in hack in
front of the Lyceum theater in Du-
luth while crowds were coming out Of
the theater. Patrick Holmes, a bar
tender and Sweet were taking in the
town on the formers invitation, and
while in the hack Holmes gave Sweet
a knockout blow and went through
his pockets, getting his money.
Holmes was arrested in Superior and
had $3.50 with him when he was
caught.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-12-21
Youthful Thieves.

The normal school at Moorhead was
broken into and $65 in cash abstract
ed. Chief of Police Murphy succeeded
in locating the thieves in the persons
of Earl Barnard and Ross Steele, two
of the students of the institution.
When searched at the city jail the
money was found upon them with the
exception of Sc. The boys confessed
their guilt and Justice Odegard SEN
fenced them to a term at the reform
school. III