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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
ALONG TIE wHaRvEs.

ADD WATER FRONT.
Tu- sea tsnn ana TYee were taxi
ing % ooa, q. The south bunkers
this morning.
steaue coi'ler Fllu Thomson win
he Finished leading cnai At she south
hunksrs tomorrow, She Eoes 10 SAN
Francisco.
Steamer walla walla sails toInor-
row morning for san Francisco.
The uumatiila IL due the SANG day
from the same port.
British steamer Manuense was dis.
eharging ballast IN he ballast
grounds this morning. She will
probably haul alongside tloa Airing
ton dock In the afternoon.
steam freirhter Angeles was
alonrhda the Merchants dock this
morning. dissharglng 1000 sacks Of
carrots and Yotatocs brought UP
from Dungeness.
Tho steamer Yukon n likely 10 he
sold 20 local partics who win put
her IN the fishing trade in Alaskan
waters.
Tho steam schooner Del Monte.
now pSilding at Ballard. win prob
ably be launched tomorrow. She
will gu on cruise in the North
Pacific ocean.
The steam Schooner Northern Star
which he's been IN course Of con-
structien Tor several weeks past, viii
probably be completed about the
first OF April She Ia owned by an
Astoria corporation, who viii put
her In the fissing trade In Alaskan
Watcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
TWO NEW OFFICIALS
U. s. Steamboat inspectors
for Alaska Waters.

on ana after the Ten inst. the
local inspectors - STEAMBOATS, will
have no jurisdiction over steamers
operating IN Alaska. AinsEa has
been noi .ssiae az rapoate inepec-
ton I'Gtiet THIS neeessit o. The
appointing Of two oHie.ais a. in-
fpertor OF hals aad fnoihef o boil
ere. aud candidates fes these posi-
tiane 10 have 90 taxa a eivii SER
slea U8aminat ln The examining
board IN this citY will be $ }. Col
kstt, William r8ueHt . ahd ~. J.
McCisiiand. alts o. - J m.ic nH
sfcrsiary ~ she brarf Tee local
board aili got seaH upvH thp gul9
Heatisnr n an O. the eaadidftess
it will simply provide the necessary
blacks with qusfi!ons receive The
answers aud forward them 10 the
ei.il service rem -iifBlan.
The Eositiors rHy ~ - PEI nnnurn
each. The Jurisdiction II the Aiagk-
nn inHDerfors v.il extend over
Ercatsr area thnr arr other dis
tslet ia the gaiie1 States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

out u four game 10 the oregon raaa
club The score az Portland last
evening vas as follows
ssattls.-4eale. ies. Churchill IL.
Mckenzie. tf5. Ehriich. isi. Gillette
ifi. RaweAs 20.
Muitouonah -lfiemnu. igf: eau.
thorn. III. conman. ia r. .. nureh
hardt. Isl. EiRicr. i5t. G. 4. hirsk-
hard' ttz
Bv games
Muitnomah 20 zSs 90 SIS 90
Tacoma Parsons. $50. Carman,
tss. gt.eb. itt. Timing. Isl. GngeH
III, Tpusey. rs.
orrgpn Hoad Ciub.-Huekr1nn. 2o2
Solomon. III. Rosnster. 10. Aeters
man. 1895 Miller. isi: Bowie. lea.
ny games
Tacoma :. sos gas ggs ipi-- so
oregon TIA 7gT rs 25s--ioiI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
SHIPPING RECORD.
Port Wsrdypn Files Mis- Re.
port for February.

Port warden n. l. Rogers report
FOR the month fordruary has beeH
submitted e She HtY council. II
reads as fooows;
There have arrived during the
month ~ February. ~ steamers.
having net tonrae Of ii.iei. and
IL sailing vessels with n net tom
nnre ~ r. geo. making n total Of @
---a,is and 5a.i7i net tons. The de
rartu~os have been 4. steamers OF
ia.tso not tons. aud . sailing vea
sells ~ II Taa net tons. making
total NJ So vesHeln. with n not ton
mage a. a 80
shipments nave been received a.
sallows
Received from coastwtse porte,
$3.50 tons % merchandise. from FOR.
eiEn ports. $500 tons.
tons From Britiano-olumbia ports,
ia tons Of merchandise. from
Hawaii. 200 tons of rice. valued at
o. 900. and tons OF fruit, valued at
$40.
Prom Alaskan ports. ib5 iSns OF
nah. valued at sis,epol from Atlantic
parts. yea tons ~ blacksmith coal,
Ynlued ~ tsi go,
shipped tu cuastwiae porta, Mer-
ehnndise. titi tonsi coal. 1880 tons,
Valued at sos. ITO; wheat, 1875 tons,
s2I2t5 IS. flour. ~ tons. S2i,1ibi lum-
her. $50. ON0 feet, shso0. ash trap
poles. fs,600 feet $3.50.
shipped ta forciEn ports Mor-
chandise. 2t2g tons; coal. iseo tons,
T. 100. our. ii75 tons. s25,5i7; wheat,
1854 tons. ss5.Si5.S3
shipped to Hritis4 Columbia
portr. Nerehandisc. 57S tons.
shipped 10 Hawaiian pertn Mer.
ehnndlsc. 500 torsi lour, $50 tons.
value Slg4aa. feed, 1850 tons, $1,000.
lime. 200 barrels, $50,
Total receipts from wharfage and
surveys for the month. $50"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

TORONTO. ont. March A--Toe
neh combine recently Incorporated
in New York comprising the salmon
trap interests on Puget sound, VIII
have TO counterpart in&'anada, and
Il ls believed that the two comblna-
tlona are merely one ard the same.
At the coming scHaion % tho Doc
minion parliament this Combine VIII
npply Tor articles Of Incorporation -
the Dominion FISH company Tbs
Canadian combine includes over Yeo
nshing plants along the great lakes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
IN TINE MOUSE.

While there were hot times In the
senate. there wcr. warmer times ir
the house At times the house was
like bedlarn. Pound a. the speaker
would with his eavei. IL wns almost
Impossible 10 preserve order and e
the casual visitor In the gallery the
proceedings on the floor mus; have
been about ss inteiliKibie - an es.
citing day In the wheat pit would be
to a parish priest. The noise and
confusion on the floor. punctuated
with the constant banging 81 the
speakers gavei or backErounded
with the droning voice OF the clerk,
irate members facing each other and
talking IT the same time. pages Hcur.
rying up and down the asslea all
this was utterly dlstractinE. But
the people IN the EallErie9 stayed.
and there was dozen persons in
line In the corridors waiting for
every vacant seat. 50 great IL the
attraction Of n dying congress.
Frye. Of Maine. chairman % tho
committee on commerce. presented
the final conference reports on tiSs
river and harbor bill. Hc consent
cd 20 withhold u In order that con-
sideratlon ~ the general deficiency
bill might be proceeded with. and the
bill 90 amended was passed
Foraker then offered the amend.
ment 81 which he gave notice n fsgy
days since. declaring against Rra OF.
Ing 81 franchises In Cuba. emitting
the portion relating To the With.
drawai Of the United States troops
10 the island. The amendmenf a,
offered was a. follows
THAT no property. franchises 81
concessions ~ any kind Whatever
shall be granted by the United Etates
or by any military or other gAther
its whatever IN the island Of cuba
during the occupation thereof by the
United states. The bill as amend.
ed was passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
DEWEY'S THANKS
Wires From Manila to Ills
countrymen.

WARRINGTON. March f-sscre-
tary Long received the following deH-
patch from Manila this aorninE.
Please accept Cor yourself. the
President ConEreHs, and my cuun-
trymen. my heartfelt thanks for the
great honor confirmed upon me-
Dewey"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

WASHINGTON. March A.
(Bulletinl -- Both branches
OF Congress held all-night
sessions. The Senate at
o:4S A. m. took a recess un-
I'll 1890 a. m.
The House adjourned a
few minutes later TO the
same hour. All of the an
nual appropriation bills are
safe. and there will he no
extra session. All through
the night fiery speeches
were made in both Houses,
and for 4 time 1t was feared
there would be a deadlock
on the appropriation blllSJ
The Senate confirmed the
nominations OF SchIey and
Sampson. Schley ranks
Sampson two numbers.
The Honolulu cable amend
ment in the sundry civil
bill was stricken out by the
conferees. The deficiency
bill was passed by both
branches shortly before the
recess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

~ $50 y. ma making the ron h
something like ~ hours . minuieH
le6a than three days. on the re-
turn trip Il leaves Seattle az a q. NJ.
Tho train VIII run 70 Portland,
leaving ST Paul az 3 y. M sleeping
ears. however, cominn t. Seattle, A..
irving here a. iiia e ~.
The train east bound from Seattle
viii leave at go Va the afternoon
running direct 90 IT Paul,
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A New SCHEDULE
Tho lime OF Great northern
Traias to 8s Changed.

Commencing 1n March 18th. n new
schedule viii 90 into effect changing
the time % all the Northern Pacific
trains I'm tho west Tho important
feature Of the. schedule VIII bo the
PLACING Of an additional train on the
limo running exclusively between
Seattle ard the east. ana sending q
branch trnia i1 connection to the
other cities and stations along the
route. o
ActiuR under the neR nuhcdule, one
81 the through trains will come dl-
rect - Seattle. leaving ST. Paul NJ
$50 ~. and arriving at Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
BUILD a wharf.

John A, Mcdonnell has applied
- thc city Tor permission TO con-
rtrnri a wharf at the foot OF Vine
street, 20 be used for the purpose Of
shipping salmon the coming season.
lie states he viii remove the wharf
at any time the board of public
works orders IL. The wharf viii be
- feet long BY ~ feet vide. and Will
be placed adjacent TO the box fac
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
RAIN MAKERS
indian Fashion, They VIII
Shoot at Clouds.

los ANGELES. March -
aerick Of experiments IN artificial
fain-uaklns arr beinN inaug
herr under the direellen ~ Professor
r : g Lowe. and various devices
for bemhardinG the sky have been
adopted There IL a great need fol
rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
THEY RE
ADAIRlLS
SChley Now Out.
ranks Sampson.
CONN tBORiS iEE MI iBViACEb
In Msttak Promotions Congress
Casts slight on Seth sAmp.
sen end sehiey.

wAsHfSdToS. March a. rhe
rhnte ln neefvt actsian Ststrrdas4
f.tfthsgd iar eases " Sampson nud
sttiof ara HugllY deriafi ~ fafG=
af t1e naval personal bin. mnnaf
iota rleh lar admirsis. hni not al
ugAF HIshur man over tne heads
af othefa Ia the service a. Csc posi-.
i'on - pasimodlFe IL abolished bg
the bli nHk.ng ali eommeaa 81 reaf
awlreis. ftH aio1eiai Uetfau To the
inpHnn and Sctiee e4eps rsaitE
sapgris 70 nothing All nn 4
caves both lower un the iim than
kautx aud ilowiEon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

Total f. ....-.....f; 20 10 90
The ahnse Hsf fces not inriudt
~ " the 90 trusts. e. stAndnfe
u. Amst fiean sugar. American cuu.
Hsf. Cotlaa OF. ETC. nee sach ron
stns ~ keeer Pipe pl1fnserr' Sup
SEA Ena an Innafherabis' ava ~
shess ereanixatio riH not pet cosu
niste. The leading features q a. 8
trust programme IL that u IL clne
engineered IN all So ramiaeationn hs
a dozen or 80 et American fnAncierH
They DO TIE planning AMI hos, q
suisnrilnatss 90 ire Nsark rheif
nuitifarluus Interests are sueh that
the leading tHausirisi traista are
wcrkins VA aerfecs harmony The
small concerns N eves branch q
Industry have been gathered IN der-
ing tho iasf t~eive months ami ar
ft.li being airs he'd IT rate that
feNelgtionissz All p-ecnnefiYed IDEAS
% Industrial cooperation The lar
ger arrteEationa ~ industries an"
now being Bruuf . together Email-
o. trusts are ~ ~siVss iyeiTr at
safbci into targer anss. ana with
the faithful adherence 20 the trust
proerr mnia the end 81 tfia present
year 20 exuneteh % witness every
lmport ant Industry united IN D corn.
pact entity. with no material upposi
ton left Thia programme includes
mines and trhnsprrtattssa besides
factory products
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
WITHOUT MlSHAP
Transport Senator Arrives
In Manila Hsrbor.

MANILA. March f.-rhe trans
port senator has iust arSlved. The
troops aboard are In roua health
and there IL only one casualty re-
ported. that being due 10 accidental
DOWNING. fho Senator left San
F'rnnrirco on February lat. with four
companies Of the Twenty-sccond In.
fantry.
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caa,so, MINERS COME.

TX. Barker. w. ~. Bissett, w. W.
Bissc,t and W \. RisHett are regis
tered ~ the pilier from cariboo, u.
&. Thesc gentlemen own mines
around Ca-iboo. During the winter
they live In California. ard on their
return north have, for the last seven
years. made II point ta stop on
for few days m Seattle. There
are fourteen other members Of the
party. Who will follow later on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
Y. NJ. C. q CONTESTS.

rhe hawflae team frotn The Seattle
aisie,lt elah is ,nA a fair way 4
ula the northwest championship =
few aafa ago the Seattle defeated
the r. 4. 2. team Al Tacoma. afii
: u,ii, tstsr nrain defeated the - ne
tear, at the =. a. c. alleys. N@N
ths 5. A. c. team, AZ Portland. has
taken three out - four rafnes from
thc AiuItanaulah club. The 7. 4 e
team al the same time losing three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

President nm and the other East
ern rnllway officials are expected Is
arrive tuuFrht from Victoria on the
steamer Kingston. The private car
witch conveyed the party from the
Fan. was brought down 20 the
Great Northern depot this morning.
and ~ IL likely that the officials
win leave shortly for the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
pnothsr Fight.

MANILA. March THE sunheai
IienninRtun WIN nrfd IN w an in
surgeuf short battery at Mnisahau
ihla morning THE Pennington r.
piled ana soon drmoiishel ihe hat
terry ard set frc to thh native raf
ton ~ the town. destroy iHR many
lMnIMnaa
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a. o. U. w. PmTEsT.

Columbia lodge No. ,. A. @, Y. w,
last evening adunted the followinR
rcsoiutioS Resolved. That the 100
members 81 Columbia lodge No. 2.
a. O. T.. W. do most emphntleC----
protest against the passage ~ house
bin No. ZIG. relating to frneSrnal so.
clrtia= whether amended or hs orl-
ginaliy presented"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

SAN FRAScIRco. March s--Erne
% nuffslo knoekki out Dai Hawkins.
~ san Francisco. In the seventh
round o. what Was TO be a z9.round
contest at Woodwari's pavilion to-
right. III reHsii came az sur
prise 10 Hawkins and his friends. as
uatii The end o, the sixth round
HAwklu. had the better Of the con
test, Erne fought entirely on the
defensive. and many predicted that
the dyht would last the limit A
right hand swing dif the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
For . Canal Survey.

WASHINGTON. March a.
(Bulletin) - The river and
harbor bill carries an appro-
priation of a million Of dol
lars to be expended in a
thorough examination of the
Panama, Nicaragua and
other canal routes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

MANILA. March THE insnr.
gents male a spirited attack on the
outskirts Of fan pedre. MseRii. this
morning. ThsattHck Was rcpulseei.
the nnht lastinE fully an hour. An
American Eunboat prevented the
snemv's reluforccmsnts from cross
lnE the river. one man was killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
THEY HAVE NO TROUBLE.

The Canadian Pacific railroad APP
pears TO he suffering little incnu-
venieacc from the heavy snowfall In
the mountains. and their trains are
Eoinr and arriving "a ana from the
East IN schedule time. No block
nde from the snow are Heaartcd to
have occurred along the route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
SNOW ON c. n.

The trains on the Great Northern
railroad are stili blockaded by the
heavy fail 81 snow IN tile CRscndes
n IL l'keiy that n vili not continue
much longer NJ the season IL ad-
vancinf rapidly. ahs the weather
grnwA Nnrmnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
Tb e Proceed ags.

WAsHI>DN. March Yester-
day was the laSH iegisiative day Of
the hftg-dfth congress IN the SEN
ate. ana the day WA characterized
90 ssSiement. confusion. heavy
strain o. bard work
Toward midnight order was being
evolved from the seeming chaos of
the early part NJ the dag ana even
ms. ard tne prospect f. now fair
that coagless VII a4i9uru This after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
SEATTLE InALiNgS.

. Rev =. y Thompson. Of tho cum
bertrand ffrsiy tnrian church. VIII
hhdreHs tie meeting foe younR men
az .hs =. = a. G. tomorrow after
npon
a motion Cor nov 9rlal In the oasa
- Roy g. Mason. convicted ~ bur-
Einry, Was set aElle ana dHuioi and
Ialre jaeaba tiiu moruiHs santsrred
aim 20 four months IN the reniton.
itarg.
Articles were hlsd this morning
Incorporating tho Klrs Alnlna Com
pany OK Seattle The capital stock
chaH y. aehettlcr. Chas krRune, an
- snoclo The Interpretations Hre
ehan y seheitior chas. krause.
and Frauklle =. Andrews.
Licensees T. marry were lsrued to-
day fSr albert o. ssndeil. % Enum-
claw aged q. aud Ann 3 Hughes,
~ Tacoma. eyed ~ Luther Ray
Jerks. nEa =, ana helen Rice. arr
=. both - Seattle.
Tho petillaa 81 John G. paFnea. fnr
tie removal ~ chickea houses from
Llarr +. hast PARK addition, and
frum Everett ttrtrt which was re-.
asivsd ~ The hoard - public works
N January zksh. he's been granted
Eugene zleaier. a chieaeo bank
4efauitct was arrested BY Detective
euehhee. II the iogsi force. and de-
tsctiyrs tno. 4. Thor. son and J.
r. Barry. nf Chirezo. last night.
24eeier ~ wanted for stealing up
Yards - fsa.pH0 from the Illinois
trust aud saslurg bank. at "a time
s. hen he was ASSISTANT .ayinG tel
Ju3tmeuf b default las been oh
gaintd b. ]. s Elliott against Frank
pItee. on o rfbFnisDFy note Tor SO.
With 2isso Interest. making a total
u $3.50
Detective 1nrs Williams IL very
aiek with ar attae1 q Il sgippe.
The regular meeting Of the board
- rubiie works via be held tits
efternoon.
The ladies' o, ihe Volunteers 81
hmrrira. nnt others Interested will
I've coffee. zana Wlchsa. and cake.
~ the Armary. iisis Second avenue
south, SATURDAY. March & al .. m.
J. q. Tomlin. a maehihis;. vac ar
rested last evening b. oYleer Bar ch.
On 8 thGree - ostit lhFesny He
=sai~ a nair ~ t-eota.
The Cedar river water ordinance
uns siKari yeaterday By Mayor
Hnmes.
The funeral services over the re-
mains ~ ehhs Rceher wer held
from nonney ard stewards chapel
Yesterday afternoon,
WIN. Williams. charged with bur
elAririrr the house Of < =. Tairo,
in West Seattle on the afternoon Of
faauarv ssri. was tried yesterday
besor- Judgc Jacobs. aud was nc-
qnitt a. The jury rendered yer
.iiri " not naiiity. after having been
away ouiy ah1u, Eve minutes.
4 party - eight men arrived last
nlrht from Portland. and are regis.
tered AZ she Northern. These men
are an carpenters and sasrhuiiders,
and favu betn engaged By M.
Bailey ~ the Northern. who VIII
take them north Saturday
- q Taft has bsen appointed per
rSauent receiver for the Washington
pianine mill company.
J. T.. Iane. the wholesale liquor
man. was attacked by an unruly
.era.ea % boys Thursany night. Just
ar Re was about Go enter fcsief
avenue cor ono boy threw n stone
st~llins goire on the forehead. knc ek.
irr him senseless. Several boys
we're arrested.
John nisi. a carpenter on Fourth
assnu.. near pike, was arrested ey
0rcer Kelley this morning. piei has
been drlnsing hard Lately. and was
taken ~. on n charge Of helns pub
tic nuisance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
Naval Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON. March -
(Bulletinl - The naval bill
has passed both branches
Of Congress-. 1t provides
for three frst-elass battle
ships. three protected cruis-
eTs, and three unprotected
cruisers.
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A Fierce ATTACK
Offer Battle TO The Americans arc
Are Again Defeated Casualty Report
Is Yet incomplete.

on ,h- gunboat. rrivaiss narfieas
ana Wheeler. 81 the fsHat California.
s.rs wounded. Ths insurEest
tr.reher on the north aide ~ the
city atr being sirens thsnsd By the
use " barbed wire.
Dewey raised the fiag n admiral
Al OF the foreign varshlrH IN the
harbor fired raiutes The EnElish
feet snsrled the FIRST salutanVn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

ROME. March THE feps passed
a quiet night. aad II feallre fattlf
well. tie wiii not leave hin hcA t9E
soiuc haurn iiis Temperature AT
pulse are normal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

The Seattle federation Of the w. 9.
T. u. hrs again heightened the city
council Tor the removal from the
business district - Seattle, all
saloons between Yosler avenue and
Pike street Phls petition win come
~ bcfSe the city council on Mon
day cNCuing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
MORE POEMS COMING
KipIing Now on the Road 70
Recovery.

NEW YORK. March l-There la a
rapid Improvement In Hudysrd
Elpilua.a condition. lie passed n
quiet night and enjoyed festful sleep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
no, THERE, DEWEYl
Another Spanish cruise~ Oct
Of Commissiun.

FERnOl. March tile spanish
cruiser Mefeeeo. which grounded IN
tie ha~i,0r here several daya ago.
caught ore here this morning. and
II now burning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04
Finally Passed Il.

WASHINGTON. March a
(Builetin) The river and
harbor bills were agreed to
in both the House and Sem
ate this morning. They
were Immediately sent to
the President for approval.
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CAME FReR DAWSON
a Massachusetts mban Who
Paanfs a Luad Tale.

W. u McKcrn. 81 bsiton Mara.
arrived from the north On the steam-
err Homer He comes from Dawson.
whore he has been Stree last spring
He came to skagway by way OF the
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syeapa 90 raoBDeee@.

Observer Salisbury predicts occa-
sionll rain for tonight and tomorrow.
ror the eastern cart Of the state he
predicts fair weather.
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MlRRIAM'S JOB.
Will Be DIRECTOR Of he Next
Census.

WASHINGTON. March t.--The
President today nominated ex-Gov-
eriinr Merriam. % Minnesota TO be
Director OF the Census Of 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-04

WARRINGTON, March 4 - Con.
gre sSnlW toolev. of Texas, has
refeo out the statement that he win
not he a candidate Tor leader OF his
pes-ty % the house Of the next SEES
sic0 % ConRrese. Bailey made n
staaGsa0 o. which he said thsA some
of tho aeeeierats In the House did
not reason froro BE- same point OF
view wife reference to the cQ@stitu-
tioIS