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LOS ANGELES, Dec. 12.-Charles Comp
toms third trial began to-day on the
charge of forgery in having appended the
name OF l.. 9. Green TO a deed of con-
and Washington streets. When the case
was opened II developed that the ''infor-
nation upon which Compton is formally
charged had disappeared from the file
1t has either been lost or stolen, and there
is a question whether he can be tried
without IT, Judge Oster however, com
substituted, and the selection of q Jury
was proceeded with.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

FEINBERG-Ro -RosENFELD-In this city, De
cember 20. 1899. by the Rev n; n schoen-
feld sam Feinberg and Sarah Rosenfeld
both Of San Francisco.
IFVY-wAII.AcH-In this city. December 10.
ana Bertha waliach. both Of san Francisco.
OlDT-HANSEN-I this city. November "a.
lSse by the Rev. o. Groensberg. Jacob
T. Moldt Of San Francisco and Ellen Hansen
of Woodside.
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A Maccabee in japan.

After the work OF the review OF Golden
West Tent, Knights OF the Maccabees.
last night, was concluded Sir Knight ID.
w. McNeili, who recently returned from
the Orient, delivered very interesting
lecture, his subject being "a Maccabee in
Japan IL was a narration of personal
views OF the people and the country.
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ASSAULTED AT NIGHT.

SANTA CRUZ. Dec. 12.-Sunday night
as p. Beck Of Watsonville- was on his
him TO halt and throw up his hands.
Beck stepped away, when the stranger
shot him and ran. The bullet lodged in
his arm He cannot describe his assailant
owing to darkness. A few months ago
Beck was stabbed by a stranger. It is
evident his assailant intended to murder
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SUGAR COMPANIES COMBINE.

DOVER, Del. Dec. Interpretations
were begun here tonight for the incorpor-
alton Of the Colonial Sugar Refining Com
pany, capitalized at sl00, ,000. .0O0 Large
sugar making companies now outside the
American Sugar Refining Company are
concerned in this new Delaware corpora
tion. It's specific object Is TO extend the
sugar industry in Hawaii Porto Rico and
Cuba
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North PACIFIC COASy RAILROAD.
10 eeunniiee Perry.
commsne!ng a!q.. Oct ossoss5 sss5 III I; Isss. 3.

Commencing October !. 1859.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DATS-'T:oo. $50. HOO a. m: 'I.45.
$40 Sis. 600. $50 .. m.
EXTRA TRIPS-For NIL Valley aud San Ra-
fael, on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays,
at 500 and II 30 .. m.
+SUNDAYG-ss:o0 1000. eli 30 a. m: lis.
ass. '4:&5 $50. 800 p m.
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO sAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYs-5:2s. 's's. I'45. $40 4 m /:
sla:oO 2:i5. . 40, ssfs .
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS at $40 and io;l. P m
SUNDAYS-s:2O. $500 1910. "i:45 q. IN. (:
s1:so .2:i5 4:45 $40 p. m,
Trims marked (sl start from San Qoentin
FROM MILL, VALLEY TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYs-5;45. s:i5. T:5S. s45 a m (;
i2:35 235. 3.4S, $50 ?. m
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Saturdays at 100 and 1870 p. m.
USUNDAYS--S:B. i0.o6 a. m. i2:o5. 3:B fs1o.
THROUGH TRAINS.
TOO a m week days-Cazadero and way stations.
$40 o. m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and vay stations.
400 n m Sundays-romsles and Nay RtationA
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REVOLUTION CRUSHED.
Cumana Occupied by Colombian Gov
T. eminent Troops

CARACAS. Venezuela (via Haytien ca
ble). Dec. 12-It is announced that the
Colombian Government has occupied Gu
mana, on the gulf of Caricao, and the rev.
olution is said TO be crushed.
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ises TO be bitterly contested. Colonel
Peyton and wife ard daughter are winter
ing at Santa Barbara, Cal.
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
- LESSEH
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tiburon Ferry, Foot OF Market St

SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS-7:30. 800. HOO a m. n:Jj.
$50. $40. $40 .. m. Thursdays-Extra trip
at II 40 ,. m. Saturdays-Extra trips at l.59
sUNDAYs-s:OO. $40. 100 a m: 1:so. s.SO.
$500. $50 .. m
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-e:i0 7.50 $40. 1i:i0 a. m. (: t7.s.
3:lo. $40 .. m. saturdays-Extra trips at
stNDAYs-Sl6. $50. nhO a. m: i:4O. S;iO. sos.
e:25 ..
Between San Francisco and schuetzen Park
Eame Echedula above.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted They must be handed
IN az either OF the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence OF per
sons authorized 20 have the same published
BORN.
KIsPERT-In South San Francisco. December
II 1899 20 the wife Of g r Rispert. a son.
LOUIS-In this city. December IL, 1882 20 the
VIC Of William c. Louis. a son.
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htNRY j. GALLAGHER CO.,

osueeessors 20 Flanagan g. Gallaghe-,.
-UNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMEes.
70 Fifth st. opposite nc9ln school.
Telephone Sou-h 50.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

Continued From Page 8.
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COAST DIVISION Marrow Gausel.
Foot Of Market street,
ssII5A Newark, Ccntervlile, san ose. feiton.
BoulderCTcek. Santa Cruz aud War
blatlvut. ssssssssss. ssss.sssss. ..sss
t2E1oP Newark, Centerville. San jose, New
Almaden. FELTON,. BOULDER Greek.
Santa Cruz aud Principal May
otAtlOu5 ..ss. ......s.sss.sss.. NJ
sfsIDP Newark San jose, Los Gatos. ......
bIItioP Hunters Excursion. S4u JOso aud
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OVERLAND EXPRESS

Every day IN the year. Pullman Palace and
Upholstered Tourist Cars leave Oakland Mole
for Denver. Kansas City. Chicago and the East
$50 .. m.
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VALLEY ROAD

Between Stockton. Fresno. Hanford visaiia,
Tulars and bakersfield. furnishes good local
train service
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WATCHES cleaned T5c: guaranteed years.
The Roy Jewelry and Optical Co.. Ha kearny.
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ANOTHER BIG BATTLE SOON.
SHATTERED ARMY
AASsING NEAR CALUMPIT.
Accommodating Parties From Mac
Arthur's Troops Find strong Ia
trenc hments-Rebels Protected By
Rivers and Natural Strong holds.

MANILA, April 5.-9:35 a. m.-The insur-
gents are massing strong forces north Of
caiumpi;, about FIVE and one-half miles
northwest OF Maiolos. and according TO
the observations OF the accommodating par
ties. they have fine in,renchments there.
II Is expected that hard fighting viii be
necessary 10 disiodge them al thar point.
and at San Fernando. where Aguinaldo is
supposed 70 be. Large rivers strengthen
both positions.
The Montana regiment had one man
killed and three wounded yesterday.
Twenty-Five men were Frustrated by The
heat and brought 20 the hospital.
Two new big krupp guns, one six-inch
and the other eight-incn, which were found
buried at Malolos, will be- mounted.
The Americans have also found q COZ sill
yer dollars.
committee OF Spaniards. under the
leadership of Senior Antonio Fusa, presi-
dent of the Spanish Club. has had little
success with the expedition organized TO
deliver money and stores to the Spanish
prisoners. The members OF the expedition
were obliged to give the goods to the Fiji
Pine officers at Batangas. The boat had
a letter from Aguinaldo. directing the Fill
ipino o. .cials to aid the mission. but Gen.
Trias. commanding the Filipino forces in
the Southern provinces. and his subordi
mates decline dto recognize Aguinaldos
authority. The Spaniards refused to &C
cept the invitations TO land, having been
warned that they would be held for ran
som.
Major Rafael Morales the former Span
ish governor OF the island OF Mindoro. was
brought on board the ship for an inter
view. He was so weak that he tainted
and at parting he said: II shall never
see you again.
The Ffipinos thought the Red Cross
flag was the American flag
A committee, whose members are Ct all
nationaiities in Manila, headed by Joh..
Mcleod, an Engiishman. has been organ
lied for the purpose OF interviewing the
Filipinos leaders and petitioning sor the
release OF the prisoners in the name OF
humanity
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COMMISSION RESUMES WORK
DIR. s~huwman Nosif1es the state De-
partment at Conditions In the
phtlfpnlnes.

WASHINGTON q April s~ir ae~o-sa.re
with thss expectation ~ fSe state Depart
r.er, IN. philippine commission kas noz
resumed sszEl activity
Tia department was notified today -
s~8bsexraryY srn~r Mr. Srnurruan. president
q fae PM rptre cssfEssrs4ssson- nat tnH ss-
rss~s.A r,-seta nation would - iwssst so<tay
re stated thu: tAe doSutH@Df sFosl8 Dc
- words ia isGxsE
rsr S~hsar-nAr SAYS TIA. after q rr9nth's
sr~~sra4 ssfszsrxsts5s and interviews with
sss~e~4wf classes - ueGpe. he fi-8s sAa. ts~
srsssgr~ecsier AsA Sta origin ssS srv#nxta IN
sha TMzaASg pTax snce arosssi Manila The
rx-na ausnF provinces - North ard Ss5tzta
Tssrnss @re people by 2s-srsrs races ard
.hss rest - Tbs arghk sssSag0 srs Scs EstaFsi
sgtsSE q -. TaxAtsxE btsf agsF1erssay Ysxsss
rss.rswx tie rys0mths ~Htls Tire treaty 81
reae@ was fsefag negotiated ~ Paris the
Taxalogs sent Attachments az from afrx 20
~ men 10 al the other provinces - set1e
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LEWIS COUNTY, INSTITUTE.
Teachers In session at Cenfraiia-
Large Attendance.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-in,eliigencer
cENTRAifA. April 4-Thc twentieth
annual session Of the Lewis county teach
ers' institute is IN session In this city. The
session opened Monday morning in the
high school building. County Supertnlend-
ent George A Spencer presiding. one
hundred and fifty-five teachers were reg
ssier.d. ana many visitors were present.
The session IS attended by Prof. ". a.
Wetzeii OF Portland: Herr Wagner OF
San Francisco. and other educators OF
prominence.
The programme Ia lengthy one. com
prisinc papers on subjects of great In
tetsst 10 the cause 81 education. contrib
u:ci by local and foreign teachers
The evening session n the Presby terrain
church largely attended. Hon. G. II.
Reynolds gave an address Of welcome 10
the visitors and Prof George |. Hrooks.
Of WinIock. tae response on behalf of tho
teachers and the institute. Prot WetZeii
and Her. Wagner addressed the audience
npon educational matters. Today The in
stituie will be occupied with regular work
az the programme The session will last
unit. Thursday evening.
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NEws FROM THE ORIENT.
Empress of Japan In Fort With
Latest &dytres,

VANCOUVER. II. <. April a-The fsul-
press % japan which arrived this even
ing. has news tbat the massacre which
wsas reported as happen 1g at Tst~uwan
occurred AZ L.lantXng and nfnaty-fotsr
peasants were Killed and ~ Wounded ny
shy Russians. The peasants afters~A "a
raised an army OF >tsa The Russians
tnen seHt an Interpreter. explaining that
she people vege killed in q horrible man
ner by T~veugefgi peasants
The bark Ter; Adelaide was wrecked on
a corai hank in Alien strait. IN the STRAIT
Settlements Two boats Crews were
iaSi French paper makes s. charge Il
- x "a ndesf work against tas officers
The plague IS sfln raging ia F'0rmosa
Accord TX to the latest Intelligence fhsr~
tear uew eases ana e}tVva s3aAlnS from
piasus cccarre! ia Ta3nin ard Gre tseatb
ia Taasaka on the ltth inst bringing tAe
total number Il patients ard deaths from
the beEs ng ~ the year Gp 80 H. ana
80 respectively
An ATTEMPT WAS made - aSsass5tate
foSe Tavs. tAc header 81 Jevaro. Japan
recently
The village ~ Malone VAS destroyed ~
aFe on fkg 1ssh. pue anr18vvsi ao8S4s were
burned ard ever seventy lives lest.
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administration OF justice win BE- establish

tIs
Eighth--The construction Of roads. rail-
and transportation, and other public works
VIII be promoted.
Ninth-Domesfic trade ana commerce
agriculture and other Industrial pursuits
shall be the objects OF constant soiicltude
and fostering care.
10 Effective provision will he made for.
the establishment of elementary schools
be educated and appropriate facilities viii
be provided for higher education.
H. Reforms in all departments OF gov
eminent and all corporations closely
touching the common life of the people
VIII be undertaken without delay and
effected conformahly with right and Jus
tice, in a way 20 satisfy the well founded
demands and highest sentiments and "A.
csrations of the people
such Ia tho spirit In which the United
States comes tn the people OF the Phil
ippine Islands and the president has i'm
ssruetsd the commission 10 make THE
publicly known In obeying hkx behest.
the commissioners desire 10 Join the pres
ident in expressing their good will toward
the Philippine people and 10 extend TO
the leading representative men an fnvf-
talon 20 meet them for the purpose AZ
personal acquaintance and exchange Of
views and opinions.
JAcoN GOULD scHuRMAN.
United States Commissioner
GEORGE DEWEY.
United states Navy.
EiW ELL e. OTIS
Major Gsneraf. u. g. Army.
CHAkLES DENLY
United States fommissioner
DEAN G. WORCESTER.
United States COMMISSIONS.
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JOINED his LOVED ONES.


NEW YORK. April 4-Warren +. L.
land. proprietor OF the Windsor hotel.
which WAS destroyed by FIRE on March H.
died at 53f o'clock this afternoon al the
Hotel Gienobie. Mr. Le.and's death fol-
lowed an operation fer appendicitis PEI
formed on Friday last.
Ar. Leland had apparently been In good
health up to Thursday last. not~ithstant
lng tae amount Of work he had 10 do In
connection with the burning Of his hotel
and the grief he fess at the loss of his wife
and daux hter, who We're among the victims
OF the fire. On tha; day he began 70 com
plain ard as his illness was evidently seri-
Gus. consultation Of physicians was held
on Friday and II was deemed advisable to
perform an operation.
After the operation the patients condi-
ton was satisfactory. but ne had a re-
lapse On the following day and a second re-
lapse today. AT 1 o'clock this afternoon
he began 10 sink rapidly and died within
two hourE.
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Filipino Questions Answered.

MANILA. April s.-Tne belief Is spread
ing among the residents here that the ef-
fect OF the capture 81 NalulnS. the former
rebel capital. followed by the proclarna-
ton ~ fae Philippine commission. will he
to convince the natives that Aguinsldo's
bubble has burst
Dr. Scharraan. president OF the commits
son said
The FTBp!nox hzse been asking unceas
;nEly What 10 you propose 10 30 for HsF
The precl asYgAfton answers the question. and
e should satisfy them.
Get Charles DenSy. a member Of The
commission and former minister % China.
remarked
III Is me r7cs: lFnportan; Proclamation
STAGE the frecEara ton - Independence
Spanish. Tagaloe ard Enslish versions
have TIN printed an. Il Is proposed ~ cir
c1glafe them about Msiolos- and al all N.
seaportx Tasy WI re sent 70 The lake
towns hy E,suzoafs"
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KANSAS CITY No ApFt1 "a Nex
Orleans speCa&& Sass %a8TE63H fDsarsy
a "a Augustus : FT0urpsy. Of Kansas City.
y 10 we're reported captured and <Aai as
slfsGSgers "a Nicaragua. arrived ner@ ts~
szsy fFxas kSsuass%l3s on sn@ steamship
ErwAkwater EHeS are SsSs3 - have de-
,s4rFea 10srtfg Ger h4EsAs Ettg. T. Me-
Cad a GfarTgsaa c@UstlE. $50 ATt.vess 3u sac
gsvakN&sgF declares EASr So Ear ~ -
sas aafa - 3eaya mssf Gre - t5@ az rTss =
w ~ weTe rsEearses - b. rs = Nicaragua
YgtSsr awaiting executor acre ever taken
susse custody ~ the \scs4E axg&z AasAer-
stlcA
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DEATHS
II. G. Lathrop.


SAN FRANCISCO. April III. C.
Iathrop. a brother Of Mrs. Leland Stan
ford is dead. He had been III for the
past eight years which fact caused him
To resign the position Of agent for the
steamers which ply the Sacramento river
and remove from that city TO this. where
he has ever since resided. for the most
part with his sister. Mr. Lathrop was
born in Albany, y. T.. May %. 1874
Capt. &. ID. knoslton.
vASHoN. April Capt e. ID. Knovi-
ton. Of this place died suddenly on the
road home from a neighbor yesterday at
ternoon. He had been ili for some time
and out for constitutional He was
an Old sea captain. 4 during the war
OF the rebellion Was mas r OF a merchant
vessel. lie was 10 years OF age ana as
far as known leaves no relatives.
Jacob Siagal.
MONROE, Or. April s.-Jacob Siagsi. OF
Monroe. a pioneer Of 1852. died here Sun
day OF paralysis Of the heart He was
born ia Missouri In is2v and resided In that
state until starting across the plains for
Oregon. Mr. Slagsi was a very large man,
standing six feet three inches in his stock
ing feet. He leaves four children.
George Leonard Andrews. L. =. A..
BROokIiNE- Mass. April i-Georse
f.eonatd Andrews breyet major general
4. s A. retired, formerly professor Of
modern languages at West Point military
academy. died 81 heart trouble AT his hom.
IN Brookine today. He was 20 years old
lie had heer i'll for severs, months.
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Al CANTON attending.
sunEysE CROWD At THE TRIAL
OF MRS. ANNA GEORGE.
slayer Of Geesee ssssS.s -pxessAepf
lekiniey's Brother-in-Law, ~.
sears In Cosrt Attended ~ Her

CANTON, o.. April 4.-Aithoazh ret for
80 o'clock. It was after 10 O'clock when
court opened for the trial Of Mrs. Anna
George on Indictment for the murder Of
George Szx.on. brother OF Mrs. McKsn-
ky, Oh the evening Of October Q, isss.
Mrs. George was accompanied by her
r-year-eld son. Newton. and Mrs. Sid
dsnger. Of Alliance. her friend She was
styIsshly gowned.
The forty names In the special Jury
venire were called and all answered. The
defense then challenged the array OK
Jurors. adding long technical motions.
formally attacking the Jury commission
ers work, making allegations OF irrexu-
lar service by the sheriff on Jurors, etc.
The motions were argued
The first day Of the trial closed with
seven men In the jury box. Ia securing
this number only ten Of the special ysnire
OF forty had been called, three Of whom
were excused. a jury may be secured
la the next few hours. and several days
may yet be consumed In this process A
majority Of the attorneys or the city are
attending the trial. Judge Isaac NJ Tay-
lor Ia presiding, and the crowd Ia so large
that he appointed three extra baiiirs TO
serve la the court room during the trial,
which h likely TO occupy three or four
weeks. Except the several women friends
and women relatives Of Mrs George whose
older son accompanied her today there
were not many women in the court room,
although there were quite a number In
the corridors.
Three desired witnesses are s.ill absent,
but an agreement was reached TO proceed
without them. About i25 witnesses have al
ready been subpoenaed and the list Is be-
ing constantly increased.
Counsel for Mrs. George have ordered
summonses Issued and served upon Mrs
Mary II. Barber. a sister OF saxton and
Corwtn ID. Baeh;el. cashier OF the George
u. Harier bank. 10 appear as witnesses
for the defense. Mrs. Barber In ordered 10
bring into court all letters In her possession
received by Saxton from Mrs. George from
1858 10 lssa. also all checks, books of ae-
counts and files kept BY saxfon during
those years. Bachtel is ordered TO bring
into court all drafts paid by Saxton and
the books OF the bank showing Saxton' .
bank account.
Arguments on the challenge to array
were carried into the afternoon. When tho
courts decision was announced the chai
lenge was act aside and the venire was
SUSTAINED. Then tho examination OF jurors
began. This hade fair TO be n slow pro-
ceeding.
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1918 Second Avenue.


Paris Rapped ct euf Doof
With the styles for ladies' Tailor
Made Costumes. They're HERE,
ready to Uezr. elegantly tailored,
the acme Of perfection. Golf Capes,
too. and. ii yos wznf them made to
measure, ne pe imported tie real
Scotch N&wls from Paisley and can
make then, for you. The price part
Of the proposition Is one of tie most
pleasing features. Of course, It's
no trouble If you .jusf cal. "
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sCRAMnLiNs FOR PENSIONS.
Michigan aud Ohio Regiments Make
= Had Record for Themselves.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post Intelligence,
WASHINGTON, April 4-one cat Of
every three officers aud men In the Michi-
gan regiment has applied for pension.
Practically the same condition prevails in
tho Eighth Onto. the presidents own"
Neither regiment saw service. The scram-
bic for pensions by other regiments Is an
paraile.ed.
The department of the interior has rem
dered a decision tha, a declaration for pen
sion executed prior "a the date when the
right 10 pension accrued. - ussll and void.
ii was found that "A largsi number os Claims
for disabilities incurred IN the war VITA
Spain wer. being executed before the
claimants were mustered out Of site service
All such claims for pensions are void
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CHANGE IN LAND DISTRICT.
south~~sterm Alaska May Ne Cor.
trolled by Nttka Office

" AsHfSGToN, April a~~comm.ssfoner
Herman. OF the general land office
has recommended To the secretary OF the
interior that certain changes be- made Ia
ths boundaries Of the Alaskan dissrsrss
so that a portion Of the present Rampant
district VIII be Included IN the Sitka Ian
district The country affected les in tho
southwestern part Of Alaska, and Includes
ali tho country tributary TO Bristol bay
and III. series of lakes in the vicinity OF
AnaEnar. The postoffice depart naeut haa
established posiofAes At Bristol hay,
which will bring the country added TO the
Stka district fn closer communication
with the Sitka land office than II has ever
been with Rampant.
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COZ. LEWIS Is COMING HOME.
Say. lie Has Completed Services In
Miles Inquiry.

crssriaJ Dasratch to the Post-Intsi'gencer
WASHINGTON. April 4-|>ot. kwis-
who claims 10 have been acting WITT After.
ney Mofsssy. q tiucSnnafi as c.unsei ~
CO. Miles IN ths preparation 81 the case
ara securing - evidence for presesssa ton
t.fare the beef inquiry commission. stared
tonight that hiz work was ended and ne
wos,gG leave az once Or the West. TIE
~,r,,r,,fxs{on would not permit other c0un~
&C. far Gen. Miles than MAI. Lee. bis mill
,arw adviser. 4, participate IN the inquiry.