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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08

POSTAGE STAMPS OF DENOMINATION
HIGHER THAN TWO CENTS NOT RECEIVED
On SUBSCRIPTIONS. -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-07-08
IN UNION THERE Is STRENGTH

In ONlON IhEhE Id OAhENOAh .
1.-THE hand that rocks the cradle is
the hand that rules the world"
Beneficial Department. of Woman's
Union, Home Office: st. Lukes' Hall,
Corner st. James and Baker 5ts., char
tered under the laws Of Virginia, 1895.
CONDITION OF PAxMENT.
After ten weeks and before six
months, one-fourth of the amount will
be paid. After six months and before
nine months, one-half. After nine
months and before twelve months,
thrae-fourths. After twelve months
the whole amount will be paid. This
Association is organised for the pur-
pose of providing q fund for sickness,
accident and death. We take all per.
sons male and female, from child two
years old to an adult sixty. Run ex.
clusively by women.
Officers Rosa K. Jones', President T;
Maggie J.. Walker, Vice President!
Fannie Coles Thompson, Treasurer ;
Pateie Kelley Anderson, Secretary and
Manager Of Beneficial Department.
Board of Directors 81 ulin ii. Hayes
Anna Taylor. Annie K. Orowdel, Victo-
ria Moon. Della Lewis, Lizzie E. Dam
malls, NJ. L. Walker, #. o. Thompson
Patsie K. Anderson, Rosa E. Villa ms
Lillian Payne, Rosa K. Jones'
E~Agents Wanted.
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Tuesday night. the 18th alt, Social
Lodge, No. 8, A. F. NJ. met. The meet
ing was good. The following officers
Marks; s. Warden, ]. M. Benson; J..
Warden R. NJ. Clarke; Treasurer, Alb
ner Cooley; Secretary, Nelson Will
Jams. Jr.;S Deacon, James Pryor; ]
Deacon, James ii. Clarke; Stewards,
A. Miles. A. w. Cardoza; Chaplain, w.
Il. Manning; Tier, George WQod,
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Don't run now. They'll have plenty
OF coaches. The First Baptist Sunday
School.
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Eczema. Ichln1, skin Diseases.
BLOOD POISON.

are due to bad blood. B. II. B. cures these IT.
ritating disnguring eruptions and sweetens
both the disposition and the blood
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b Entered In the PostOmce at Richmond, Va
~ second class matter.
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wealth Lodge second communication
meeting. The appointed officers were
S ID Fred. Goodman ]. d., George
Richardson; Chaplain, John Mabrey !;
riler, Ed. Johnson. They were INSTALL
ed by Past Master A. Williams OF No.
% and Il s. Brown of No. % assisted.
After work quite an agreeable repsst
was served on the brethren. They all
enjoyed themselves. Corbin was sorry
he was not present.
We failed to get in our last issue all
of the elected officers OF Solomon, No.
%, especially s. Warden, ]. O. Willis !;
j. Warden, A. Johnson the appointed
officers, s. Deacon, George Jones J i.
Deacon, N. Blackwell; Chaplain, J.
w. Johnson Tier, Alexander Cary.
Monday night, 18th ult., King David
Lodge, No. %, met. After the routine
business the lodge proceeded to give
the Srd degree which was very pleas
antly received by the candidate. The
Steward had prepared a nice little
lunch which all enjoyed.
Tuesday night, goth ult.. Solomon
Lodge installed its officers and passed
1 OAC CtshOkQAbC W bAC 6A0 0CAACCs
We met several of the newly made
Master Masons. They are all eiated
over their travel. We hope that they
will continue to love and learn.
We learn that Adiniran Chapter
Royal Arch Mason worked Saturday
night. 18th ult.
The young Masters are moving up.
We are very glad they are interested.
Monday night, 10Th ult., Masonic
Association met. Members present
were Shackleforo, Page, Tyler, Adams
Chavers and Dickerson. The meeting
was good. We are glad to note that
the various lodges are interested in
this part CT the work.
All that were present Sunday, 25th
ult., at St. Philips Church enjoyed 9
scholarly sermon, delivered with a5il.
ity and force. We hope to meet oul
Eaglish brother again. Thanks tC
We shall always speak words OF praise
add thanks to the band for offering
their services gratis. We shall remem
Der you.
s. Warden Charles Scott of Trinity
No. A, is sick. We hope for him
speedy recovery.
Any news for this column should b,
addressed,
CoRBM.
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Wednesday night, 14th ult.. Trinity
Lodge, No. A. A. f. M, met, w. M. AR-
ron Banks presiding. The meeting was
good. ALI the officers were reelected.
This speaks we'll for the officers, shew-.
ing a strong confidence. We hope
much success for you.
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We note that st. Johns Day festival
was celebrated Sunday, the 25th, at
st. Philips p. e. Church, under the
was called on at 2 O'Clock, parade at 4.
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We failed to get in our last issue al
OF the elected officers OF solomon, No
"a especially > Wsroen; ~. :. y. Wills
officers, s. Deacon, George Jones; ]
Deacon, N. Blackwell; Chaplain, ]
w. Johnson Tier, Alexander Cary.
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Pubus h Cd every Saturday by John Mitche
r. Pub II shed at 81 n 4th st. Richmond,
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JOHN MITCHELL, JR., EDITOR
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The young Masters are moving up.
We are very glad they are interested.
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We learn that Adiniran Chapter
Royal Arch Mason worked Saturday
night, 18th ult.
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accommodations intended for publication
should be sent so sstO reach us bywednesday
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Monday night, 18th ult., Masonic
Association met. Members present
was good. We are glad to note thai
the various lodges are interested il
this part CT the work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10
EXTRA SESSION IN SIGHT.
IL the Army Bill Falls. the President
VIII Recanvene Congress.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s-Tae Post to-
morrow viii say.
The army reorganization sill must pass
or IKE president will call an extra session
OF congress.
The opposition 30 the bill in the SEN
ate has already bean frequently referred
10 in the Post. and the prediction made
that sore compromise Mould be agreed
upon whereby legislation 90 temporary
character would lie placed upon III.
ms appropriation bih. This viii nor saf
isfy tire administration. Ne fnakes5ift ex-
pe1ient viii De accepted. The president
has determined that the passage OF the
army bill shall lie made issue, and
there Is ne doubt in administration circles
that h. will he successful However. II
any ohssecle should prevent actfen. an ex-
ira session will surely Dc held
TIE conditions which have arisen leave
no other course 20 - pursued by tire pies
idcnt 4 decision ~as yesterday rendered
by the attorney general to tire eT~et that
as SCION as TIRE Publications " the peaae
treaty ar. exchanged the volunteers can
no longer be re- aimed In service THIS is
aIsa true the attorney general holds. Of
fhp additional regulars who we're enlisted
for the war with Spatn, Consequently.
wt.hou. the desired .egfs}Rttun the pres4-
dent will nnd himself Sita al army re-
aucssi from * .a - zs.sV men
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MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
Nearly an Entire Block Cleared Out
I'm New York city

NEW YORK. Feb. a-This city was visit
"a early today by a fire. the loss by which
is variously estimated al from $so.oo &c
81 saea. The flames started in the bag
factory OF Walter Il Bell. Nos. i and ;
Front street. The fire sSon spread II No 5
and then 20 IS Moore street. SPARKS blown
hy The wind ieuitsi Mes. / and South
street. four-story building. occupied as
4 storage warehouse ~ J. II. Meyer & Co,
and threatened the entire block bounded
by South, Front, Moore and Whitehall
streets
Ne. IS Front street. occupied by Auagutn-
ban i Rance. fruits, burned rapidly. The
Greuen worked under great difficulties,
owing TO The intense heat. Bernard g.
Blair. 81 fireman fell from a ladder and
fractured his skull In the rear OF the bag
factory was a row Or small old buildings
filled with hay. grain. feed. cotton jute and
bagging. All We're ablsxe In an instant and
the flames gathered Roadway as they leap
~ 20 the large structures in that block.
Peter HauTa7s h0tei, the Eastern and
whitehall hotels were Included IN The
sweep OF the flames
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WHY SAMPSON LED SCHLEY,
Secretary Long Explains the ReR-
sou. Which Prompted the Pro-
motions. a. Made.

NEW YORK Fen "a dispatch 10 the
Herald from Washington says
Officials OF the navy department matF-
tain TAR greatest secrecy as 20 Secretary
Longs reply &c THE senate resolution cali
Ing upon hin Ter an explanation OF fhs
nomination for advancement II Rear Ad~
miTal sampson over Rear Admirat Schiey
However. some details have beeh 90
tanned.
Iac secretary received on Monday the
data ard explanatory remarks OF the
Board consisting az Capt X -. Evans
formerly commanding 'he Iowa. Capt
Henry Taylor commanding the Indiana
Lieut. J II Sears. Tag lieutenant On the
sfatf Of Admiral SE5ieX. and kusiKn II II
WaE1. Of tire bureau os navigation.
Though Sears WAS placed on the board
as a direct representative Of Admiral
Schlcy he made ao minority report
against tire data which Vas collected ~
tss board and referred a. tae secretary.
The board expressed no opinion on The
case. 5ut simply furnished ta% ifsoTEna 1ipn
with the explanations Ia the secretary
sho transmitted e Is the senate
The most AfnpoT'anat point wa'cn .be
deals with I've iattef's action m signal
iaE T. the 6est ~ pTo0eeG 20 kcy Ness
after Pc CSa received on May - "a DIS
patch from ire department informing ns1i
that all the departments Information In
dictated that th@ Spanish. division "a IS sf3if
a. Santiago. aaS taat The depart ~. ~
looks "a yea IN ascertain the facts ard
iHsG the sr@FuH. u therein. DC not jeaee
without decisive action"
Tae secretary quotes Atm,-al SohIey
answer
.Muca - be regretted cant ol.sy or
,lcrs % department.. Have ssylscn earn
e@f3y Forced 70 proceed far casI go sey
West ~ was ~ Y,catau T.a >s&4,v."
THE SECRETARY shows taRt tG"ce was so
necessity taF ne squadron proceeding -
XIV West 90 coaB ss ea-h vessel w.ta
Admiral = hiesy with the excs gt5au uf ere
EaSle wAtca rad eeeu 20 Jamaica had
sufficient ceal Isl her hunkev@ 70 last AZ
fxa so Ns EaEx 81 Pa wing Ats rss
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FOR EDUCATION IN alaska.
DEPARTMENT ASKS CONGRESS FOR
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Wishes to Establish schools ana
Get Them Running, to He Sup
ported Hereafter by the Revenue
Derived From Liauew Licenses.

Special Dispatch to the Post~fntelllgencer.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The secretary
OF the interior To-Day asked congress for
$50 co for education ia Alaska and si2.st1
for reindeer. TIC rapid increase OF aopu-
iation necessitates several rev schools.
For the building Of school houses end en-
ployment OF teachers ssnea is To be APP
portIoned. as follows:
Kotzehne sound and UnaiakIik 100 chill
dren Yukatat IS: Bethel. 3. Carmel. 70.
Goiovin bay, -. each s., 30 Tor AL pGr-
poses: 81 Michael. 50 children. St.ns}.
Peavy. 30 Sizes. Circle City, -, $50.
Rampant; 81, s. 40. Weare. .. 81 80. Dyea-
=. and SkaEway. 10. each s. l5s, koso-
reTsky. 100, $50.
While this makes a total - 81 .1a. some
OF the schools will not be opened this year.
If the license law passes no more money
will he needed.
The total ~ the reindeer needed 10 re~
place the herds sent 20 she relief az the
whaierE Is tgi
The senate committee on territories to-
dav fixed up the Alaska criminal code
using the Perkins amendment whica fixes
licenses at the rates uow IN fierce T.. the
District of Columbia. instead Of she ilt-
nois rate. THIS Will likely be scceaea 70
In conference
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Landed srasa the Nashville VITA 4 q
proprsstr Hnners.

HAVANA. Teh s-The United States
ganb>as Nashville. bearing ths body e
gsegs s'sltxftz Cara srHH rgss& slowly lzf1
ths Etrs - Merc castle q a& eNe Amer
tras eQuaGrun sa}uttr< Ae~ The solemn
h,satsstHg annzsurs~es3 the atr.vsf 20 the *
ne-fant city Ee*sEg where hss1se ssss -le ~
aaA sn.r= iawsrets s Thousand EagH "a
hA}< r1asf srd Alaea sErea sge-s sg>aa sar~
mounted 1a@ Cuban banners
az L>~ tsTse tee zzEse=4sA1 13.4ss ee1rae - 81
rnor tfssFgzsss gssts u fsN8r&R crNs3a3 fse
wn-er sT~sgt TIE r1&r1s.e@ lowered ths
81. &c re Lax caarse-~zs ~ tAa Cs1axsa
1l-r 20 -te~ @e6 Cares ra,Esssgss. hsE;-s2fi-
~ Es Ia <sa~~ sS.aa g ta- tesH@1s $50
tssFTe - : z y -asaA aA4rf Ses2oF Fred
sr-7 N-- eve EesFrnr- ~ NsTstna
Ma 8se-s~@ss - s'ss~s~ sse reArn ~. -
80 7ngrN~epai csaz=5t tae r-e-r>ezrs - .Aa
a1.N FAsr.s%s. ~. =. NE2z1- sSs-. eA.-A-a
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- - port: mary naval offers. Nal Gen.
Ludlow, governor of tac Department ct
Havana. and several members Of his STAN,
S-re .asSe rst&rd. Two CosTs patiles 81 II
E.xa:h ressS2lsr infantry. VITA TIE regimen
tai hand. were BFed ~ % reserve ire cot
IN, &alEl- SFApe1 WITH <s1e 4sap2l tSag and
tsearsIsE a wrsA1a % nsSerS. Na> carried Cd
the shoulders q Members % the lanfs
h@tve-n the saluffng ranks Of regulars 20
th4 hears The silent ErGRos. Nth barred
hea ~, msrcns-f 10 ta@ strains % a f4nera4
1arge ~ the .alans gaere the body
Les IN She naGnI@Ipas ccuacz. Chamber
guarded by details ~ CuGans and Amer
can troops On the order 81 Gen. Ludlow
al Of the 1asx VIII D. xe.t AT half. mast
until the pubic funeral Oh SATURDAY.
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AeONGlLLO Is QUIET.
Waiting to Get some Instructions
From ASainaldo

MONTREAL, Fen 9.-Agonc!lio. MART
and Luna the FNsllpinos. are having q very
cesvea several cs6Iegrams and sent several
bat the ones they are waiting for, those
which are supposed 10 contain directions
from Agu.naldo. have not yet come Agor-
clio says he Is as YET entirely unable Ia
say what he VIII do.
~At present" says be. we are in COM
nrunicatioa with seven different points BY
cable ard wire, and there Will lie many
more for We cannot carry on a war Ike
this without having agents al over. We 10
noG rely on assistance from the Japanese
for the present" he replied. IA answer 10
an inquiry we have made no overtures 70
them. and they have not made any sug-
gestions 20 us.
When asked Il he expected his other Fill
iptno friends from Washington. he replied
that they would remain in Washington IN
III they were ordered out.
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DELAY IN CONSTRUCTION.
Senators Criticise the Supervising
Architects Office.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9-Throughout its
open session today the senate had under
consider the legislative executive and tl-
dicsai appropriation bill. \ lively debate
was precipitated over the appropriation for
the support OF the office OF the supervising
architect If the treasury. and that official
was criticised for the delay in the con-
struction of public buildings throughout
the United States, speech made by
Allen in which ne commented unfaVorah bly,
upon the methods IL the appropriation
committee induced a reioined from Cham
der of New Hampshire. which resulted n
a sharp TIT between the Two senators.
F1fsy-ons pages OF the pending bin were
disposed OF before the senate went into
executive session for the remainder u the
Say
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STEAMER STRIKES 4 BRIDGE
4. wrecked and Vine of the Cr~vs
Are Drew

NASHVILLE Tear. FEB. ST re
s-~arre- p b. sfargs. "a hIca eaa14sg5 wita
tbe railroad hri4~e ~ J2hz@51vssis 4as :
Eszsa; 3rsfte8 four gz2is7s dos . 3a@ sIFEr a. !
hssrn~4 TAe-e weTe sExtT gas@pe Oh q ~ 2
tsle ssezS-eT
\ sa5exFau1 gr3rn g3sEvlls stats Ssz ~
ea AesarA zsYs saE@& r. - t+Fsh 81 =.
Scott as6 SIX e s4Est POSTS 1<s43s. ~
vs4~s-sz 20 sss steamer ~srs Sa&aa IT q
b~as. azS exEs2 :Sg ~ - =ss-@e2@s OF
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Company Organized to Revolution
ixe tho Telegraph Business.

CLEVELAND. -. Fee. e-The Crehore-
Squire Company, OF this city. has been
Incorporated with capital stock of 81
Np.as, t0 conduct a telegraph business
The promoters az the company state taat
they viii adopt new system invented BY
crehore * Squire. which Will revolution
i%e teiegranhy.
We expect 10 put an wires through the
country" said Col. Albert r. Squire one
90 the inventors OF the system. tudag
and In a short time tse present
system Will have become a thing Of the
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INDIAN AGREEMENT RATIFIED.
IL Iavolyes the Surrender Of 3.0Oo,-
coo Acres In nksnhoma

ASHfNGToN F@b e-The senate
committee on Indiam affairs today agreed
80 report tire bill ratifying the agreement
between the government ard the kinwa
guruauche and Apache Indian tribes in
okla hora. The a-rsen1eft provides f0r
ths allotment az land IN ssveralty 20 thsa
Indians and the cess50r q the remainder
~ their reservation fer "a Iteration
- g. lss1 GssA The TeSerF ALTON includes
stsui @.0oo 9s3 acres q land on the Red
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TWO SENSATION SUICIDES.
Young Lawyer Cuts His Throat and
uis Efanrr~ ~huot~ Herself

DENVER. FEB. 5 Henry = Rhodes ~x-
a ssseIauI United e5atrs 6iatTsct attorney
dtrH satav fr~rT wounds inflicted by aim
sslf w5ts a razor. Vie waz Il years o. age
lis reaSon FOR commit ting suicide IS un.
kuawa.
Tanigh; Mrs. INvin.as = Young Russian
xngua1 said 20 have f%en TIRE z rree cs
Rso3as killed. hsT I,ftls sol az. herself
AZ eass A~ao hotel. whore Rhodes took h.s
80
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GEN. HENHN'S NEW CABINET.
Porso Rican Liberals Express Their
Disapprovai of II.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO. Feb. A.
Gov Gen. Henry has appointed Francis
Acuna. independent Liberal. now attorney
Of the supreme court to be secretary OF
state. Or Coll Liberal Aas been ap-
pointed secretary OF finance, and F'reder-
lex .. De Gatan Radical. has been APP
pointed secretary " the interior
The Liberals are satisfied with Gen.
Henry's change OF policy Munoz Rivera
announces his intention Of going To Wash
Ington soon I'm order TO secure relief from
oppressive Inilitarfsm,'' which he says
will estrange Porto Rieans from the
United States
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STRIKE At COLON CONTINUES.
The Lahorers Refuse to- Accept the
Terms offered Them.

COLON. Colombia. Feb. s.-The visit Of
ne railroad offlcals 10 Panama has proved
fralt!ess. The strikers have again refused
- accent s. currency as wages. ami insist
upon 3 ~ pr day. The railroad today -
s'ind notice. saying taat. relying upon
the governments protect or they intend 70
resume work uGs3r the docks ana yards and
al Ia Nora Immediately with Fortune isf
ard iah0geTs ard others = III Colon. ThSs
ssegsver = considered irs29raGtses be oW-
lug 70 - .ns8Giciency 81 men here ard
rha 5pa8eanacy nj -os}ce protection az
Kan M.
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CffTC RCo E~eA 9-Ths prsuar Manu-
facsavevs' Association n session hare to-
6aV resolved 70 raise the prices % all
pumps from IS 70 - per cent Nin<tv.ffs-s
per cent. q the manufacturers os the
country we're represented
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Hagen ErnS rh@ pGp4aar $eu1s Sc
druggists rs<rsr So ~ sn5 Wantwar.a
az say We sell xTeat t@&s - Cham
es~1z.rs Cr8sh HeEe1y ar.s SD fnss y
gsvsz tas rzu& s@s-sEA es1ry Teslxs:s esges-
ez4y aGsaas ~ s6rs1 fss ssw=r. es1zs and
@-s-.~ Ess sAss - A.. dss1erz
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Farewell ia Minister Tovrr

VIENNA FEB Esuz2ero~ F-zrcas 10
Sspa te+ss ac~orrse>3 4 farewell sAa3lsrace 20
E~sa7t~-ssEu- TYsE~~ RS t+rsgs=s Sts'a~
minister. rHo g-esSEses@ 2ss Letters ~ -
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STONE, SANFORD&LANE|
and
Feb. 10.

past. Oar Invention Is called the sim
wave system. We Save sent as hirh ~
4.n9 words per minute by the system. IL
was tested y the government about s,x
nort1S aGv. over SEQ words wers sent
at that time. The receiving Instrument
prints the message on paper
II ~ said the invention will greatly ex-
pt4ite cable communication.
Am@ng the incnrporatDrs % tho COM
pGny is Harry 4 Garfield eldest son OF
the late President Garfield
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BACK FROM HAN All
steamship 6srennc Waiting 10 Pass
Quarantine at Townsend.

PORT TN1WSSEN Feb. a~S'ea nlshia
q zroyns arrived this evening a. 81 from
ursn.lalfit. aaH stli remain u1;E after quar-
autins Inspection AZ daylight - the morn
Ing
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the various places along the river. Search
Is being 1asie for the bodies Of the clerk
and the FOuStahouts who were drowned.
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SEN AToRTAL DE spf4Gsk


SACRAMENTO, Cal. Feb s.--Iha s.-nA-
tnr4al deadlock continues az broken. TSe
ballot tsalay shows 10 change Is TIE r.
publican vote. s5taoE4g1 tn@ 5srtf4oesg q 10
vote - beginning 10 scatter. Io-say cnEss-
rrssftes % trres assem- b Fgaea. aka pAF-
s5cs4r. waited uu&n AIlsoa ! s5saan
CSrArt's political manager. y 10 has escA safSi
a,vsrG punished for coatnusps y s14e 8ss@g1-
Dsy 81 account % RS s2Tsx 1s-ueses TO h$ ser
ala Greens actual coaaitaon TIE pays.-
ian ssaBt GreeS 10 Or -Ao it5 "a tease s}s
Tc~aua Tas ro-ar9t .ee - ia - report 20 {as
assembly 4sTs~E's eeetkEagss csgsgs&s - r.
sQxsag - name gre legislative ssEfACss =,
xhara a= sp@nt CRAFTS EEaazy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10
Two DAYS Holiday.

NEW YORK. Feb s-The governing
committee ~ the New York stock ht-
change has decided 20 close the exchan Re
on Saturday and Monday thus makinxi~
three days Lincoln holiday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10

The wostport fog horn is now In oner-
alton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10
TRIMMED HATS.

LATJT ~ HATS he8utifn.ly trimmed WITH
fancy feather Is& vssvct ana osnA-
gssnts worth &.sg 10 SiG3...,.-..--.-.s-.--
TRIMMED HATS. Tsarhans. mode velvet
hats. nicely trimmed With rest uaaieri-
ais, IN $40 % <s.J4s ....-.....,-..-....-