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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
F9gI Stations ssfi NeT76S s 1sa' Liberty Sc
..v, aad ,I sqo's ogt5 Ferry oo1 whitehall ST. 10
five earlier than that given below for Liberty st.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81 c,.,,, a.,
For Eason Bethlehem Asn'o|1 MooSN o "a 90 20
Easton). i5:i5 $50 to Easionl P ~ sundays a."
For wiikesbarre. Pit,ston. and scran'on 400 'io
NJ s9 p o f Har1.oarr az AZ 400 .ao 7 po
$1,000 II 80 10 Readngl a NJ 80 40 20 ,s sso
3s SO e Essfas H. 1872 "S'' '' soo P ~
sSnou Lwssaos and ws% n,ESF st. sns .Ce
'4'So A NJ l'Oo All IL Rail Rou7TE.
FOB LONG PGANG RI., ScEAN ou GFq PARK Ocean
Grove Ss S s1d points south 70 Point Pleasant 40 $50
only seq GT $50 qoI5 only 40 70 , Ed 70 b Res Bah
5 s5 SUNDAYS s,9U, q In' oai2 e k 10.
Fssaad. 80 $50 $40 70 Zoo n + '
30 On FOR LAk F, 90 ...o p. NJ SUM-
P n sunday 1918 A. 81 - "a.
For Toms River and BaTnegat - $50 A NJ 49,
For Atlantic city vineland and Brdse'on' '4So A. NJ
+ For Monmouth Beach ssaosG 'Pa Hiss s5 e
NaySssnk 90 .ss2 go 20 ilS2 H. 49, '''O
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foot ~ Liberty s.
Week DAYS .4:80 500 1900 III 80 Dining Car A. NJ.
800 30 Royal Blue Limited 600 DINING Sarao
500 p NJ. 1913 mdt. SUNDAYS. $50 lO;oo q ~
Dining Carr A NJ 30 900 Royal Blue Limited Quo
Dining carr p. NJ y 10 mdt Additional trains 5o1
Phladenha week DAYS 74J. 900 A. NJ, $50 4Vy 4SV
730 900 r NJ Sundays 300 A. NJ, 400 p NJ o.
Tickets parlor car seats az FOOT Of l.i1ery s.'
whitehall ST ii3 i72 26i 434 e44. 12sf 323 Broad.
way 737 Az 81 2. l4th n. 1888 East i-Sth ST. 80
West l25th s. 2Ji Columbus Az, New YORK, = Court
S. $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. 9s Broadway williams
burg The y. y Transfer Co Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels residences 10 destination
.Fr0m Liberty only
from South Ferry % g. ".
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Railroads
RAILROADS.
NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

= Z
STATIONS foot crosse. w asG GorsSd' street n'
ses Ihs s ten %nsss ' IsT sn Ss; given
80 A. ~ FAST MAf.-pulman Buffet Parior Car
New YORK to plttsouFg Sleeping Car P''t''''s !" '"
$50 NJ VI EAi PEk EsN5 ish
tom ea F9 s' cRs Dss Tosdo
aa1 g. ~ c T,y S ~ 9 ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville Wis cInc.nnat) Indianapolis Ch'SAs"
$50 =. Vi. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago. For
TAO p. Vi. soTTHwEsrERN ExPREss.--for Pits
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati Loaisvii's' ina'An1''"''
74o +. VI: PACIFIC ExPREssFor Pi s,a,ao and
SD r. VI. MAIL AND EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
Sleeping Car New York Altoona Eas, Liberty -
ou'S w "a o AID TnE SOUTH:
I so ~ 2S % c c3h,as soma Ina ali PaoT snd
Dining Ss- 20 Dining ca5 90 ,oo 9fb.6as csS
m. 1850 2o 5SlGps LIN al PaTor and
Dining Cars. 40 Dining Carr 40 DINING "sf' DIV
souTHERN RAiLwAY.-"Florlda Limited, ii:so m
s1yg' c 61Pgfs' II F,r a speea
?. N. wee<-days. Express. $40 a m and SO p H.
cEsAPF4gE ONO E4t Es m S'l'
ATLANTIC cTY-sS Weekday; Dssoros': T,s ard
Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger Coach and Combined
CAPE MAY.-i25o p. m. week-aay.: s,.v., o,..,
Lors Branch Assury Park nterske1 senasys;
stree; station, $50 a m 70 % 800 and 40 p N;
SUNDAYS o 20 a. m. $50 D. m from Desst9sses ana
Cortisndt sreets) 10 a M. 1880. $40 and $40 p NJ
Sundays. 3.45 j.I5
FOR PHILADELPHIA. . . o..
10 % 70 % 80 ~ ~ Peuna. Limited, . %
Dining can 1870 Dining carr. ll3O a. n. -,. 80
80 $50 $50 4 20 DINING carr, 800 'Dlhlns
CAR. 50 Dining carr 20 $50 m lz q ., h io "a
SUNDAYS 10 20 $50 20 $50 Limited, 30, ~ ~
DINING can a. NJ y So 80 dining Carl SD = 20
Dining Carr 450 Dining Car. $50 Dining Can 80"
50 o. m. 1898 night. - -. . %,
Ticket Offices Nos iG eH 1895 1923 Ill sn6 2si
Broadway. House; West Twenty -tnlJa 49,.
Station and stations o, Desbrosses ana Cortanat
Streets $50 Fulton street - br9aa~sy
and pennsvlvarla Annex station, BROOKLYN StAuDn
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer tompan. VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels AM residences
through 70 destination. ,--.-
Telephone ''2757 Eighteenth Street tor Pennsylvania
r r. = tIi.r,cTIixsov J. r. WOOD.
- :" -.rsrsi Naraoe- General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
,,.,,,,rpv PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-YOrk February - ln'".
BEANS AND PAs.T TSe5 S SSs Gs' but a oe
Gay GA -" se and a generally STEADY ire',s ,,r,vr
our outside figures however are ,esehea only ior very
xtle'n n,siv Red kidney are selling - 80 ,ts week
,, tor export Al 81 ia White AuH'S -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
LEHlCH VALLEY SYSTEM.

q
stations foot Of West 23t 81, Penn. r. RI CoFtlandt
or Desbrosses s.
Indicates time from Yves, 2sd ST Other figures show
time from COrtlandt Deshrosses 81 =.
.6i5. 200 A. n daily for EAsToN and intsrmeds-
1850. $40 A NJ daily for wILKEsBARRE. SCI, sGRA y
NIAGARA FALLS. and the West and principal Local
III 80 1900 noon daily. except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Coaches and Parlor-Cars Dinins-car Service. Meals
"a carte Conrects Buffalo with through sleepers TO
.i.:50. / 100 2 NJ daily Tor EAsToN. slAUCH
CHUNK. WILKEsBARRE SCRANTON and coal
$3.50. 4.1o P. NJ daily; except sunday. tor WILKES
BARRE. PITTSTON. s. RANTON, and principal inter
mediate stations Connects Cor All points IN coal regions
.i.5O. 5;i5 p. NJ. Sunday only, FOR MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations
.4s5o. $40 P. N. daily. except Sunday. for EAsroN
.5:3O. 6.2O p NJ daily. except Sunday for EAsTON
and principal intermediate stations.
$3.50, GAO p NJ daiy tor BUFFAlo. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper yest4buls
train y Y Chicago. sleepers TO Buffalo and Toronto
Dn.ng-Car. y. y TO Easton. --- -. -. so--,,
200 Ei5ro SS s3PaPf iP at S3ra
rrEFff niIS sAYRE. geneva RocHEsTER' BUFFALO
and TORONTO Pullman sleeper FOR Buffalo. None but
80. $40 p NJ daily for wILKEsBARRE
ITHACA GENEVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO MAG
ARA FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper 10
ADDITIONAL local train. daily except Sunday. Cor SOUTH
PLAINFIELD. BOUND BROOK. and int mediate poinsts
Painheld orlyl $3.50 APO $50 and $50 ?: NJ 49,.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az ll5 2oli 20
355 9i4 and 1923 Broadway. 81 East liih 81. n u
sec Fulton St. Court St. 9s B"ay' and bfo'Nyo
n r transfer Co. will call for and check bagsas.
from hotei residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
:. rsss o: contract prices In the local market to-day

~. cotton closed quet with quotations unchaneeu,
e,s-tg upland quoted e16c and mlldllng gun az
w. as CON aTcl with &c and Oi.c respeeuVey
t9 Sale . 425 bales included % bales 10Y e
,5.Aa and 90 bales fox delivery on contract. 81
JWi,A ne Scum quotations on the basis OF miod.ls'
~ sles ISL bales Charleston quiet az 5tsc.
~. 'arta firm &C. Norfolk steady az Csc ba,S-
a. INA enc Memphis quiet and STEADY 81 pC'
a.. ~ @les Augusta quiet and steady az o..
la. q bales s.. Louis steady at 6.tc; sales -
Or,ss, SAVeston quiet az Csc. sales. 2Sl bales Nf"
- liy steady O.. sales. 400 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

1UsIrnrnoD
Young Ladies-City.
FrREPRoOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
"A THE VrLTIN SCHOOL FOR Girls,
100 AND 1872 WEST 74TH STREET
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
For Both Sexes-City.
DERKELEY SCHOOL
ID VIII remove In April to It's home. cor. Madison
Avenue and seth 81. All classes hereafter limited to
J. CLARK READ. A NJ. Registrar
T,RENCH SPANISH GERMAN. ITALIAN. ETC.
In CLASSES o. privately. Day or e,en.ng
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGL AGES.
Broadway, ". 18th St. y. Y. 10 Court 81, Bkyn
Art Schools.
THE KFNsINCTON SCHOOL Of Wood Carving. The
/ most fascinating FOR amateurs Is Wood Carvins
class formed. Pupils may enter any time. Archltect
HORT 2O6 West 42d ST. will give further Information
and snow specimens between II and II daily.
Musical Instruction
MISS CAROLINE MABEN.
TEACHER OF PIANO,
HARMONY AND VIRGIL cIAAvTER
STUDIO 500 AND 500.
CARNEGIE HALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
NAVAL STORES.

trts l,.e-ad asking prices ~ spirits izc to-day; but
oven ms failed 10 attract particular amount OF nusl
49, p,~ohssers we're taking only sucn snlh4l lo's a.
,~-en needs required and were or me opinion ia
rces were h., high Resin and tar hed stsa9y oue WI"
bass of 45c FOR machines. Rosin was ABOUT STEADY anu
TAR auet Quotations follow; . 49,, 40 ,ot
TtR-RDgulars s. g.. tar OF Dds :" -
Spirits TT'RPENTINE-46a4oAc, go - g, o-a
e. s0 p 81 A.. G. 81 80. II 81 Go: 81 g. K 81 50 NJ
81 90 y s. -. " G. s. 90 W W. . ''pSo'
STOCK on HAND. 49,.
q0l i,h
suIrts turpentne 5i2i bbs
............ 4"4 ""'
charleston Feb 23-Turpentne market nrm' SO
hs.h rob 3s-spirits turpentire firm 43'1c re-
va btls Rosin hrm. unchanged receipts "o''
bills - c,-,.- .,-,a,.tro drn 44144isc:
- a. I,osn firm aOdy5c. receipts Dob ODs
Ieeep'.' m arm 81 85a$2 40; receipts "a hols IAf
steady 81 reeeiBs 9TSI,rDDeent,ns-sprits s2s 2Ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

,..'sipts a. Sea-Crleaus tomorrow officially
fe,Js 70 be 1000 20 $500 bales against 4 oD bal.s
rs,s' isst week and 5O7 bales year. To-moTrows
ar az Houston were estimated at 2. 700 70 %EV
yess against ls6l bales week and 40lG bales ias'
ARE az he ports and interior points to-day. com
- WIZ ne same day week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
PAITIMORE & OHIO r. r

sCHEpIjI.E IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. lsys.
Leave New-York. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry ana
wv - .Daiiy tExcspt Sunday. 1sundays
CHICAGO "a 30 a. m, rom Liberty street only 'ia
PIrTsBURG ('4sO a m. from Liberty street ony.
'civcISNATf ST. LOUIS 's@ a. m, '5SS p. m.
NEW ORLEANS '2a5 .. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
wAsHINGT6N. BALTIMORE 49,. 'saS (Dine2,
oil - a. m DINER, fi255 p m. 'l.2o ADineD, I'D
(''Royal Limited" Exclusive Pullman Train, 't53
DINER. $3.50 p and 'i2 10 night. NORFOLK, III IS
y m.
Al trains are Illuminated with Pntseh Iagh,
Orfces; ll3 iT2 2di asa. 1894 B'way 81 F. ltb-st
l2T Rowery Y. 339. Fulton-st. $50 Graham-sye.,
Brooklyn. Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

Fr-eien coffee markets -sar tos-Coffee market nrln
r,-8 average santos 1880 receipts 5000 bags; stock
900 haas Hamturg-CoAe market opened at = .
el01 bags Haws-Cctee market closed on account OF
Ir-sl ient Faures funeral R.3-Cofee market steady
~ no $500: exchange lea receipts 1000 bags
cleared fr the United Ssfe i 900 bags. cleared fer
Europe 1000 bags stock. 27l 600 bags
The statistical position q Brazil coffee Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

Cash quotations follows Flour IN moderate de-
mand and te@dy 40 'pr, ras at7s.e 10 corn
"a = a3J nc. 80 yellow corn 3oq3o 20 -
No white. 3Od3ozc 10 white -szeloV -, 20 -;b
western 81 49,. prime timothy seed s. cLoyet coz
tract grade 3 mess pork per Dbl - 4Spss , 90 5S
- - drv sailed boxed 4su47sc snort cea
sides boxed s5qS4 %; whiskey. dstllers hnshsl
pruce Exchange to-day the butter market was du sn
easy creameres. i4d2lc. dairies II '24lc Esss nm
and active fresh 3Ja3sc Cheese firm ceamef1es way
lie
Cincinnati Feb 22:-Four quiet Wheat strong; No
Rye arn: 10 o4 Iara hr%st s. Sd IT,
sugar arm. WhsSey quiet, 81 20 Eggs strong &c
Cheese strong -
Milwaukee Feb 23wheat hrm No Northern IA 7s ~:
40 Northern. 1lNl2c Rye higher 30 , H. o~~0'0
Barley steady. 40 . 49;7ajOc sample 43g4ec
Minneapolis Feb p Wheat steady Fe3Irpharyi 4Pec
May. Csc, july. 7lta7lst sc; or track no haro
business fa nrst patents So 73QS5 49, second patent
s. -5qS3 t.; Arst clears. s. tOgS2 90 Bran III ou'A'
SO 15tSu .
or,-a-, eaae February 76isd76a.c Corn hrm and
&c higher. February. 3sss aSsc. oats dull and lS
2 lower NJ 5 Ehe S S'Eed mixed clipped siHg
&c Butter steady. fancy Western creamery -0c 90
prints pa Esss ngm and o. higher fresh neaIpy Sc
cheese steady. Receipts: Flour 400 DDS ana 4doV
sacks. wheat. 5000 bush; corn de"unV ousn, "a
~ 0O0 bush shipments; Wheat JAM" Dush co'' ~
600 bush. cats. i4oO0 bush. .s nobsr0ea
Il, Louis Feb 23.-Fiour quet steady unshah ED
7Gi076.c. July. 70l.c. NJ hard Csc C9fiNo -aac
a3iac. February. % .2c. MAY SAC asisqG ~ o.
0ais frrn cash 2si4c February = sc' Ma sIe
2sac. july 24ac. so white O+naV'2e bran 80 -.
frni sacked track GOa6lc Butter s.eaHy' cream
ery 1898 dairy. taI.c Eggs ht dad 0lSS o cash
mic. NAV 76c. Corn steady No mixed otsc. w "
ouief steady 40 mixed. 2sac Rye dun steadys az 40
cash sc. Coverseed easy prime cash oa' . OO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

On sleaog mango sDecal Liverpool cables Spot cot
100 BALE atss 10000 bales speculation and export
American =, Sntcan. 1900 bales receipts u 600 bales
Opened oni ~~v bales. mlddAng upland 3Asd futures
nQliz ga IN unchanged. closed quiet steady
February aIoil, advance; December-JauuaTy 32I1s:
April 3lslt. ~, February March. 8IgHD. March
'~'@D; Juiy-August. s.22Hs, August SEPTEMBER.
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Gchonl Aneneles.

.oooooooo.ooNNNNNNNON 0NNNNooOor1NNn.c|o>r.
\ VTRrCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
trnnies Professors. Teachers. Tutors GoVerhesses
-. - Colleges Schools AKA Families. Apply 10
SS' " Ms r. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.
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pantina StbooIs

.onOoN~ONION0No~ "C/>(Nc|e|0~N>/><
A LEXANDER MACGREGOR, 90
y $40 FIN Avenue. above 42d 81.
p-ate lessons and ella 'ses in dancing see ercuaFs
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Geachers.


nm " G. NOVEL; private tutor at pupils homes or
~ at III E. SD g. Two pupls rece-yel W ann
=. CULTURED WIDOW. good family, wishes one or TWO
1o-h.rIess children Young girls able 70 pay Wei
1or good homo and mothers care. Address MUSICAL
BOX 80 l. az Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

r-ArprTV-T ACADEMN.-A Home school Tor Boys. At
L ractve heathfu and thorough individual attention
FRANCIS II BREWER A. NJ. Pr!n.' fairheh conn
@rAprEWOOD CONCORDVILLE Pa. - Successful
VI school q the best TO iniYse with enersy 70 was
~ s 10 duties OF life prepared FOR business or coes
s5l6 under Is years sol. Location: beautiful elevated
healthy. no tobacco J. Shortlidge Nalel' A NJ fF'h
TI,TTF OsSINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. - -
sing Slng-on-the-Hudson. Miss {. c. FULLEt.'
Principal. 31st year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

Receipts o. breadstufs az interior ponts IN IA'sa4-
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

MERRILL ROGERS. Atrys FOR plaintiff. III Broad
way New-York CITY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

fsf.VmYDA. Cvg 8 -Tss foT Wfng sfft1ies
- flessn.sfafs1F H89~ t~ea Glet ~5H ne
I've suar1s~ Nisisx cssnpa0g. eeatGe,
kessssmsas - Mo a ~. 4 sest,
- sssas - M ". Vsn Sbgysf q
sss.ss. f-s :'@s psas Company II osy,s
s~s,,i. ssf gensaa H4rsssa Csusseg
ssssf;e serflsygsfs q fsffss~~ = fsaffsl
e,sssexss ga csaa s'sssx Company
mssssN5fr faosS
Tossiae Alssax s,ses Essh*axs. srsfes.
fss~sT ya,sr al Nefe1 sss Mansx
fsae1usnF ~ szn~, F-sss
~svfnss fega~sf FISTS caenF@av, faYrs
- fgaae
f~ssfmse ySsls sav~f Mafas 80 w1fsg
a1sfesamss NfHfnx 'emb@sgs - ma
3 - 50
Feas Fo4eNe "a 81 c1pg~r 9asns
l's.fssaaF ff4QemVgys f<op
= ! a Assns faangsmy TsfMsra. ss1t ~
iers-rsT1s Siesns ceesgsaor, sssffs~
t.e~rv.corsas Nsasnx ceespaav. s~~fns.
= 80 sss
wnss-aa nrs~.a< saB aslGsx c,spsany.
- 80
9os<a ge1ast Mans aa8 Nassx cosa.
tss0v Harslfsfsg 81 so
- ss.gFes< Sswelsfiea HasIsissa. q 70
oftsY-ceggor Mssas Company s.~xsns.
s. - 90
css~s~a rgss Nlnsax sss f~vssas~r.ess
eepser @easfsis u,nssz c8npsar. -
a - T4serfr t0a aiaiax cosns~ay
cssssess Mloes cempsay s~ssss nns.
sost Krx ngsan< sss ssnax ceusaay.
E<Saafe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02
rows MAMMAL ~ Tn0lNLk,
s~AS~~ ~ ~~stsr t~wS~U vii eNsSss
sSsssS OM~Ss OSSSkSW,

Fgsrtsi D5<gsfeh 81 fhs gtssfs stsygisNB0sf,
fEDfsO<Wfryf,fsTf, Def. the tgrf
s@fssel = NJ sefin1. fsssstts. sssn
sssmC4lfTtss ere Dysfsfte ssieW tssf
- p>sfrsssas,s 3f@ - nj gsDfgT
aegs b@ssNN xfsVa etfsfzss nave Isfsty
fes<u nsa1~ snd @gye s<fI fsgus1fg stgfas
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ns4rzhsrs 0ffsfS and aisys fse e0110ef ~
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crafty esfs dfss~zsef - lOsss EaselezslT
ss0n tfss~ sIlfsx,sGns, ~ f,ffsytf Gfsye<
ssfd sh~r s6fH ffH 1sFshsf = seN fsFs
axn affsmpfN tf~ ayAes ~ saA Ttghf6ss
feDleT f,gs 6Tenss6Nsse
ff<n}Nv Hls1fs~1 fssf be bsI b%es D9s
ss@fsffs1lv sss9fwo ami Threatened ssgN
eEasGes Ire fD~b THE Esefsstf gf6eNs
eisftss AffofsSg U01 asH stsftH Wsfis
10 firm ire fsfS0fT sesf s0d fN<1 beH6s
. fts0g0rsstg sgSezgz4fi>h ~ ftf4 SRI The
faaar sff<g rSssrses sxagNss Marshal
fffSf fses TtN}f feysfFgs~, Se< ztsgssas
gseas ssgs sTss ne ayaTsf5ass havs fSfeef
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s<e1f1gnsfg Mayor 1yreastY has taa =
eZ~<f&f ir1eefIFs tBz s<s@fAa - 80 fbfy
esBoe-s ex,f@1 fnf A0s6sY evening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02

ms Faith N GEN. OTIS.
GEN. y. =. LEWIS TALKS ~ TsG
CAMPAIGN ~ TusE SwlLsvrssEs.
wssS mSvsssss VIII Ws MsAs
dsstI ths Gsvsssssss Mss LssAs1
Az shs TsssDs - shs Ssiss1s.

Gen, J. X, Lewis, Of washington, u. c..
an onieer Of the regular army, retired
since 1913. IN = etsses Of the Rainier Grand.
CrD. L<wts h the father W Lieut.. ". w.
Lewis. IN instructor ~ Wea Point, who
rss wounded during the Cuban campaign.
Although returned 10 ctvlI life, 0sH 1swts
ssiiI takes great Interest IN military az
fairs. and hss watched with much inter
sst the campaign In the Philippines.
u have the srsstsss confidence In the
ofhcsfa nov in the Philippines" be- ssid
yesterday. Tas Gfssnt skifmlSb work u
Geu Macarthur Is but 10 elssf the way for
general charge ~ b~ male ~ s0on ~
all the troops have been isT.siad. % mn
believe the American army vii become az
sf@sssys Until fhs government has landed
all ~ it, soldiers IN the ned When that
II aoDs. however, II the war ID not oyer,
fas campaign vii h. Drossoytsd In earn
eat.
Prom q military ts.Bf ~ visw the fiabf.
ins VII sooD t@ ended ~ sgGn IN the
fJlBDinos ss 0V great army In the fssf
tssy Mil probably surrender, ~ eopfss,
there viii likely 10 some guerrilla war
fare. bat u ~ti not last hong ~ be- ssS,,
Gus
"gss. Mics viii profanity make . fnp ~
o''ssrysiion 20 the Philippines bft ~ IL
hardly ussiY ~ sIII remain tbsfs ~ ss-
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VII be too tsfe ~a~n
ne arrives AZ TaS4vh to get thrpssn. We
sspscis 20 Ne 81 Tsssss Until Decsmisr 81
iesss.
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bs sssd There probably nevs wae 80
rough eossntry - asieniy clvihssd ~ re
YUKON District Tire years sSr. sh~s
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then larger fssk now. wss hardly sdsassf~
for the emergency. crimes ~ more 81 is<s
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~ the criminals 80 hs~r ssree>dea -
hy~ahfna - the laWi~ess~ss end establish
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s~t6s ere fully - ssf~rfy 80 any part -
the United States ~ Canada.
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heSr~d brSng tho slroof. boftns the ~srly
days . large number ~ men wHo 81 rot
want 10 vesh ard wno w~vw vftnrut mans
dfifssd IN. These have aoce D~er e.sher
'sYsfr long n the vuhoa. ~ nave been
driven away ~ tie g~yiiee
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~ The Yukon ere fhuse wn6 have tnunfr
aim bows~s Intentions ~ "a 10 ~ nsve
good times, sniay ourselves bwt sfe ret
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eBn arrived ~ ire swthefm yesterday
from Princess island. ~ the British Cos
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