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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
Discovery, Swamp Root, Every Post Intelli-
gencer Reader May Have Sample Bottle Sent
Free by Mail.

specialist, has attained far-famed rep
Ntation through the discovery and mar
Nela9us Saree2s nf SwAmnvRoat in purify
ms tho blood. and thereby curing earon-
&c and dangerous diseases caused by sick
kidneys, OF which some ST the symptoms
are given hsi0w.
Pain Or duh ache In the hack or head.
rheumatism. neuralgia. nervousness. dir
illness. irregular heart, sleantessaess sal
low complexion. dropsy irrstahility loss
Of ambition, obliged 10 pass water often
during the day. and 10 get up many
times ar night and all forms of kid
ncy bladder and issse acid troubles.
swamp Root Ia sold iss all dealers. in
ffiy-eent or one dollar bottles.
TIE prove the wonderful merits OF this
great discovery he now offers to every
reader ef this paper prepaid free sam-
pie bottle Of Swamp R0ns. which no will
send So any address, free hy mail
A book about Health. Diet ard Disease
as Related 10 Your Kidneys and giving
some of the thousands upon thousands
OF testimonial. letters received from the
sufferers cured. also sent free with tire
saiuple bottle.
The great discovery. swamp Root, IL 50
remarkably successful thar Cur readers
ara advised to arite for "a sample bottle
ard 20 kindly mention the seattle Daily
rost~fnteligeneer when sending their adj
dresses to nr. kIimer 4 Co. bingham
ton ~. Y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

The way. to be well IS 10 pay attention
to your kidneys.
They are the most important organs
OF the body-the blood filters.
All the blood in your body passes
through your kidneys once every three
minutes.
The kidneys strain ar filter out the i'm
puritses IN the biood-~that is their work
Purifying your blood il not a question
or taking a laxative or pilysic.
Does your blood run through your
boweig?
What the bowel cleaner does is TO throw
out the poisons confined I'm your bowels
ready for absorption into. yoi:~ blood,
but the poisons which are already in
your blood. causing your present sick
ness, it leaves there.
There is no other way Of purifying your
blood except by means Of your ksaueys,
That is why bowel -cieauers fail 10 do
their work-they forget the kidneys.
When you are SEX. then. $50 matter
what you think the name OF your disease
is. the first thing you should do Il 10 ar
ford aid 20 your kidneys hy using Dr.
Kilmers swamp-Roo the great kidney
Remedy.
In taking Swamp-Roos you sfrerd naI-
ural help 10 nature. for swamp Root Is
the most perfect healer and gentle aid
10 the kidneys that Is known TO medical
science
DR.. KiImer. the eminent physician and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
DIAL HAWKINS,
THE LIGHTWEIGHT.
NOW IN SEATTLE,
TO Ne MANAGED ~ JsAa Csssfaise-
Trssaass for His FixAt with rreA
EsSss-Te Bex Dick Case ssx
Rounds - Shaskey-NeCsy y1shs.

LA HaEkkxS. the famous ighfxssghs
pAssffHs who sarne9 The rlxaf 10 consssfs-a-
tion At me hands OF Champion f-astsr.e t.y
Ns oserSEssss-rx victory over sns ssuDpox-
ediy inyssssiSss KID aePartsarsd IL rhrss
so0nas. arrived IL the city iAst nlgns at
MS eat xhter Ethel.
from nov on HAWKING aaaIrs viii be
managed Try john ". Cons issse. wno hxs
been hIs friend and adviser for years.
HAWKINS WI remain ia Seattle until the
satssr part Of the month. when se .sn gs.
70 eAn Francisco 10 Pat or asse s.nisaigg
soacns~ for his fight with Frank Eargse, Of
Huna40. ~. Y. which lakes ssssf.a in Sa n
Frsnc.sco March l.
Nsxt Monday evening Hawkins Wi meet
DslA sssse il ibis city n ssa-roanG cop
test he agreed 70 KNOCK out Jack D1sss-
~ Ii tea rounds at Spokane during the
after part vi TIE month Dir forfesf 500.
saying the authorities would not gssrr,it ne,
ugas 10 take place. Al present aowever
.aa seem q be no ossssaeses 10 the ilsht
Ind hawkins Proposes 10 pus isoses TO
sep IN ten rounds or forfeit $3.50.
,o aawsins viii commences light training
Al the Seattle Athlete Club, at when 10
.as forneriy instructor. He IS looking
me and feeling very strong.
4ns vii inset within the next four months
a telegram from the Palace Athletic Club
W odn FTasscissD 3fst[A Hawkins X he XII
ngnt LaylyEis for the championship Hay-
kits says ne Is willing 10 make the match,
put mat Il must come after he .iga,s Earne.
.Hawkins also Witnessed the. Sharkey-
Mctoy EKnt 10 New York. and while hs
somsrea Sharkey, he still thinks Fl.zsina-
mons VIII win II they ever meet. Speaking
81 the Snarkey-Mct,oy fight. Hawk ms szaid.
After tae fourth round there was nothing
70 Il Dui sharkey. Little Mas done In he
nrst round: In the second Mccoy bothered
the sailor boy By bis side-stepping. In the
third Shzrkey became the sggressor. put
toward the end OF the round Meg5oy lifted
him on nis feet He struck as If someo1e
aad pulled chair out from under him. and
hss bead ssoi,bsd over backwards He 60.
Up sroEsy and Mcfsoy put hin down again.
but = vas not q psaauisx.iing blow.
In the fourth round Sbarkey hooked IL
into Aes1oys stomach. putting him down
and weakening him Tha; WAS the time
Mccoy claimed q foul was committed.
From that time On Sharkey grew strong
ard vent after Mccoy for all there was
In hifn."
Hawkins said It was true Sharkey was
tired IN thu tenth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
- nAIsE WRECKED AxDELASA.
=. Celne and other Parties Mako
Esttnases ~ 10 Cost.

s,e~6n1 DispAteh 10 the Post-intelligencer.
Skfy1MA. Jan. is.--<snpt. e. e. Game,
x{E1affle and several other marine men
- artpartna 10 submit estimates Tor rails
~ suukeI ship Andefana TO Wreck
3rfef Pnulhamus. The latter did not
71rn today from Olympia. where be Is
sfsf5~~ BART In the senatorial fight, but is
&=sir represented here By ex-Prosecus-
SS Attorney Titiow. The latter gays that
saaeSe the owners APPEAR within a few
5SSl prpve their property and give the
S1sd required ~ state law. the wreck
Ssefer will certainly let a contract for
-SSnx the vessel. Mr.. pauihnmus has
Sniayed an expert. whose sdentity Is not
e61us5fseetl, to ascertain whether tie rais-
~ q the ship Is feasible. and IL 80 what
~ coat viii be. This iz preparatory 20
ss1ttar the proposed contract.
seems pretty well settled today that
= wreck Hes little inside OF the Pierce
enafy line.
n rspnft comes from Olympia that one
eslxeYf Richmond. Popuiist elected TO
Is Office q wreeknastsr TWO years ago.
- entered the field as claimant 10
- sxht 30 take charge of the Anasiana
week His claim Is based ON the state
- progidsng the wreckmasser's term ps
srIce q three years. Despite the fact
,baf Richmond has been living In 0iyni-
a sor the past " months, yet now. uu-
- the kesiff that there may be some
sSnx 10 lie made ouf 81 the wreeknas-
SIS office. he comes forward. 1t is al.
Arxd be II acting under the advice OF at
tsfesys who have Informed him that he
3 It'll legally the wreekmaster OF Pierce
nsnsy.
- any rights in the premises.
~ word has been received from Lon
toa. anf IL is unknown whether the own
~ Mye abandoned the ship 10 the un-
sFxrssrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

Sweose 6e signed Warrants I'm Salt
After Term Expired.

spAii Dispatch to the rcsf-inteiligeneer.
TACOMA. Jan. fs.-The most important
at6sHos yet Introduced IN the warrant
~ nov b-sng tried In the superior court
"a aesfmlHs the validity of a large NUM-
~ at city warrants WAS given this Morn
~ hy ex-s.i.y Treasurer Bogga He tes-
I'D that Of the warrants In suts $40 100
s1e never signed by him until after his
m OF office had expired These war
IL turned up later hi various lxnks. in
- allowing amounts: In the Tacoma
~ and Savings hank, s. Csc, German
mcfican Savings bank. SO. Oh, Columbia
Npnai bank So ,o1i. 1; seems that these
nlfants had been stamped by the deputy
1Dcrer mot paid for want OF funds. 1"
r. fhs date stamped on. but had not been
80. Tive or thres days after going out
4}yoe Bo1gs went around 70 the banks
r. GgHed the warrants.
- FIRST testimony was IN regard to
W1al.er sum Of ts.oen. A consult a ton
u1Aen held by the counsel for MuIeu-
~ fhe holder OF the warrants. and the
u0hss were Withdrawn from The suit.
AUnMtion was created By Boggs' evil
- b the effect that $4,000 more war
- were similarly affected The clty's
EHa<ys si,sLSs that these warrants aiss
~ no Standing in the ease. Attorneys
- ~ other site hold that In equity these
eusAnts Will be considered a. properly
- IL the city attorney is right the
@ VII be yse 90 ahead.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

Chicago Pest.
You keen coffee POTS. here, 60 YEA uots''
YES uz'sua's
"Aad tea SCssT.'
YES. rna'aus"
We'll. | guess th1s n7,ss- re she place"
sire sail 20 herself "fAs yca know nay
husband. Hseektah BYnwnss'
No ma'srs"
Then I guess Non ssr'f hefn me, sA@
said With evident Gzss npssfrst Y1seat .'y0a
see want - end cast waether yoa Rave
been selling A.Na a~E SaekDess recently
tEsas &oen sSfssi hsr1 up - i8s@ snS ;hs
cniy thsnx esal6 aei eat 81 him ses
some thing about inSirg $ssY,y tarsaass aaa
I thought II could r1a eug where re rc'
shsrs 81 ths FIRST vtare I ai3gfst hep HIM
strssghte- .h& matter Gus"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
BOXING AND WRESTLING BoUTs.
Programme for the =. A. G. Mems
Smoker Tomorrow Evening.

The boxing and wrestling programme as
arranged fer the mems smoker to take
place at the Seattle Athletic Club to-
morrow evening In completed Some warm
mi1-usss Will be seen. Btlly Newell Of
Great Falls. Mont. who IL to meet Young
Choynski.'' beat Ed Morrsss.y In 1859 at
Portland. In Ii rounds, for the lightweight
Jack Dempsey refereed the fight Prof.
Crane says that dark horra'' viii. be on
hand 70 60 on with any one. Dial Eaw-
kins has consented TO referee all boxing
boits Prof. Crane will officiats during the.
wrestling.
The trustees have decided TO admit nom
members. u wiz b. necessary, however
for such as desire admittance 20 apply at
the office Of the Club members for
tickets. The programme Is as follows:
Wrestling
First avent--EYrst tria. bout for the
i25-pound championship OF the Pacific
Second even,-ssecand trial bout for the
lza-pound championship Of the Pacific
Northwest
Con Gepfert- 8. a. c..
Fourth svent-Jack Curry. 8. A. c.. VS..
Frank Wilhelm, 8. A. G.
Fifth event-raul Richards. 8, A. c.. VS..
Jack Reaume. g. A. c.
Sixth evenf-Ffnaa bout for the i25-potlnd
championship OF the Pacific Northwest
Entries for the iaS-ponnd championship
Otto s,,un. link LINK , s A. 6 the present cham
Ian, g. A. c., ane William Fackeixen. Se-
attic Turn Ferein. This neeessitates a
drawing among the contestants for the
first ana second event which VIII leave
two winners 10 settle the championship for
the sixth ess...
Boxing
Seventh event-Walter Sharpe vs. mi
chigan Unknown"
Eighth svent--Jce Lewis VS.. 9th Gala
han.
Ninth event--"Ksd" Mason w. Patsey
Carroll
Wfnxbup--"ptliy' Newell OF Great Fails
Mont. vs.. "Yoang CAilynski." of San
Francisco. Cal, six rounds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

Westminster and madA one cf the largest
ounfYsbo4iona. This instance shows how
much weight 80 opinions % the people
cf Washington have with this govern
nxnt
The Victoria Times the government or
gan. ton.aat has the following edssarsaisy:
That Was somewhat strange proceed
ing Of the Washington slate Legislature ca
Monday. when IL adopted cesrcsrrerst res
oIution with that 81 she Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce. submitted and accepted by
the legislature. protesting axains- what the
legislators an5 newspapers IL Warrington
call the proposed outrage By tire British
Columbia pGr.amssst.' III ressrvsng placer
Claims In British Columbia far British sub
teciS- Tsae resolutions are 10 lie forwarded
10 The United STATES capital. and President
Mckinley Is tc be asked TO take prompt
AID vigorous cotton in addressing the OF
tawa government on the matter.
we publish these resolutions elsewhere
Ia this issue, and ws submit that they ara
extremely til-a9yised. They deny 10 Cana
aians the rlgh. 10 say wtat they shall Do
IN their own country: taSy make state
nssnts whsca are not strictly true. and en-
less We are murfl mistaken, they court re-
lection and reprocf at Washington BY tae
sfftStsst III t4t11k sc ana f!kl
absErdity Of their proposals II Ii pre-
poxterous 10 suggest that the United States
government shall promptly ard vigorous
~ protest 10 the Ottawa government
against measure which the British Co
ial1bsa legislature has after due delfbera-
ton. decided to be- in the best interest OF
the province. a-yiew which ~ borne out In
coriroversihly by aispasssonate examsfsa-
ton CT the facts
hs.i, "A
10 Washington. =. c.. carry their absurd
ity and resutat.on upon their very face;
they do not contain one statement that any
cpo.-heGded Federal minister could take
into serious cons-derati ton; ali they do con-
tain ere Some hard words and mere ale
cations. unsupported by any evidence. We
anticipate the reply of the United States
government to those rash and ill-consii-
cred resolutions. IL i be not received and
fled We shall be rather astonished-"
People Of the Province Mialed.
But the people OF British Columbia ara
not as q whole opposed to American adj
vsncemer.- Ii this exclusion act were sub
jecied to popular vote In thia province to-
morrow. to would probably NE defeated by
an overwhelming majority. 1t IL VIC
toria measure. and has been pushed
through BY joe Martin ami the other lead
ers, who are said to have taken good care
that the country members Of parliament
were not enlightened on the, legislation
the state OF Washington and the United
States have enacted favorable to Canads-
ans The members, almost without excep-
uon. are loud In their ianunciatlon Of
Seattle and Seattle merchants, and say
this act is one OF Imitation that is,
copied from what they consider similar
legnsa ton across the border
O. W. JENNINGS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
IBlN FOUND GUILTY.
.xwn or BILLY PATTERSON con-
yICTED At WHATCOM.
- go Fired . Fatal Shot Across
- gnaernstional Boundary Liae
wuu Ge 70 the Pentsenfiary-Jasy
renkes . strong Plea for Mercy.

a..e1si Dispatch TO the Poet-InteElgeacer.
HATOH, Jan. is~-Tsse case against
1i1sesou. charged with murder In killing
- Patterson at Blaine. went 10 the
ssv shas after noon- The Jury wag our
s-s Z short time, returning with a ver-
~ II uaxslan ssstsr and recommends
.s-, e the mercy OF tho court.
1890 were very large NUMBER Of wit
- ia ths case and the argument lasted
RI sEo days
- kEilnx ~ Patterson occurred while
= - il Blaine, on the American side OF
~. International boundary line. white At.
s1sesa who fred the shot. Tas In British
1s5-.ubsa. The British Columbia aufhori-
ssr eurrendsrs1 Atkinson and he WAS
~ here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

UMING AGAINST CAR SERVICE.
! General Protest Coming In From
Patrons Of the Lines.

Peeazl Dispatch to the Post-fntelligencer,
HcONA. Jan. iS.-A general movement
s1fsst Tacoma.s street car service ts
~ NADIA by It's patrons on several Nnas.
- afternoon n committee representing
NSaenfn along the Sixth avenue lire
nzled on superintendent Dame and asked
tn sr m. when the hom.warsi rush IL
g NJ. Dame met the committee, and
- 0ken their request under consldess-
"a announcing that he will do every
sfa1 possible 10 improve the service.
Medents along the Point Defiance line
- petittoning the council for better SER
M Including q midnight car. Present
mepsxsnts result largely from the fact
IA TIE street car equipment became
s@ewhas damaged during the recen;
EefW- CAUSING daisys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
Ingle~tsie Races.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1S-Results at
fngie&iie:
SIX Ysrlongs ss'iinS~k Amsin won. Tor
s3on seeaaa s,Asf eSs third. Tine. III.
nna mile selling Esifa3 won Frank
Mile and a hasf ha0ficaps-NIkfng Won
BosSusore k.ecni. ccktwzlck third Time.
sats.
ans mile, Balhso Boulevard stakes 81 80
e-isaHista sun, cofstne second. survivor
third TSne ia
Five fslTionss ssssng-Aca won. Sir
TYisn second. cssiale third Tine, les
Five ftfrtouSs-~ FSilscssr wsn SoEnhve see-
ord NaTia thirEl TYszae "a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

Hartford Typewriter if yoa think
cf buying u writing machine. A.
though bat SEQ II IS standard. fall
grade ard not surpassed IN any
yoin.. Drop Us lire or cal Hart
eora Typewriter c.. Mafrs,, Hart
ford, Ccan. r. NJ. Spinning, Deal
er. ioaa Secoad Ave. Seattle.
Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
RlTISH WARSHIP COMING.
y Pheasant tn visit Seattle
AFTER Target Practice en-
the strait

= NJ TOWNSEND. Jsn fE~The Brit
49, sa's t'AeeSans. Capt t.raGy1lle. ar
- asse this Afternoon ana ..rorgs,a an
- sae ~ remain 0mtft Tomorrow
- taea she @Ui 70 tafo tas strait
- ssrs psasiAes. after xAseh she saIls
g. Ne EAeFe s9e VIII remain fer a
aFs,.s tsce Ceased Oscar EtecSer WAS
ssses.ses ca eoays she Pheasant saSs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

WATER SUPPLY TOO SMALL
neeaa VIII Claim Rights In other
sMau Creeks In consequences.

NecsA Dispatch &c The Post-IateElrensssr
xNNAA. Jan tA-~ssSover creek the
sce OF Thnoma's water sslnpiy. has
.lssa 70 develop a minimum flow Of ten
.ssiion gallons Of water dasy, as Was eS-
7es when tests were made last spring
. s"aseG1ence C'cgfauI ssiaaar 90 Public
!. - - Hacker has ai@G water right claims
= s'afs's creek flowing from Maplewotsi
ssaxs which the city arguirei with the
pant n iss3 Aapsewood springs
- Nsafks creek are 20 ~ tested aaA IL
ssfs prove 81 have xsffse3aYst saw IA FUR
eprsy Will ee brought IN from, them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan, IS Weather
cfoady: track good on outside. Results.
Sever fnriongs. se,ing-Eisht Bells won
Iciterer second, Tragedy third. Time
1;@s
Nile and oae-@ixteensh, seli.ng--ynsandses
won. Our Cfarn second Tom Shannon
third, Tfrse. i.slA.
Nile and thrve-auarters. sefltn x-~Aime-
tus won. Frisr John second. Redwood
thirs. Time. s;faA.
Seven fgriongs. handicap Roanergsa
won. Lillian Bell second. Deyo third. Tina
10
Seven furlongs. seiling--Suston won
Tom Ktrsiey second. II. r. Cation third
Time, i:sea
Six furlougs. seiliux-Iin Gore III, won.
Ben Frost second. Locust Blossom third
Time tEia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

= e. .otFtE. 81 a. Jar tS-Arxistw
Hasss..s Hs.sFSro c.Tc'es sn r.>Sssi 70 tha
sssss nasls taS ActiVa IL was rss.ae~sVf
49, sas- s@i szaea lcss near tstseen
- go So soussA Sac = ak 8ayS ese~siae.
ave m la~.sss....- RS ~ l.,r,
- seT Ease ia sse. sssiae3. A axka
AS~s9s& - ga. il tex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

~ 49, st,fr'ssc d@f srfs@ew5 hss lnvse "a
easvslnE taa nRslS from wa<s.issr
~ ssS NssAtr gta-t 4s mites aaa
- ss1aes a e7eek TNe contract c.sxs~
ny 4 - s'.,ia Mare S. - ~ jan
~ AZ iass mast te'sasssas.ssa4
s.xt cf tals saoatA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
The speech From the rhrene.

Lieut. Gov Mc9InnIs has no power In
this instance. He IL merely the mouth
piece Of the gevernnseat-,as ministry
hy the nsinistry-arai. therefore. by Joe
Martin, presumably.
The text 90 that speech. referring 20 tbs
exclusion proposition wss as follows:
There is likely TO - large increase
within the present year Ia placer and by
craaEio mining operations. Already some
large enterprises OF this character have
been pat In successful operation IN Car
iboo, ard GA = smaller scale in the onlin-
sea district while the recent discoveries
at Attn lake, Ia the northern part OF the
province have disclosed deposits OF aari.-
eroas gravel. rich tn quality and spread
over large area In anticipation 81 an
frfux uf population into that rsxsoa. FEY
government sas already taken steps fer
the prcner administration Of ihs district
Ia order ca conserve the natural wealth
tn these geld grsvels fer the benefit of
Canadian miners ard Canadian traders a
bali wsIl - laid before you psnaiasEsng IN.
acquisition NJ placer claims BY aliens"
No Coed Word for seattle
whss Ioe Mart. thinks GO Seattle q
saowa IN sAe rs.ereaer ~ lie speech TO
tie New we@srnsnsse- a-e:
*ssssst TIE energies and courage Of he~
estssens reese - Ire @rnrrgeEcy, ans err
cburage4 - tre sympathy and material
ssssssAnos es ia peSspse 90 eli ra-ss o.
Caraaa. .Asr -sss .orss z1Gh efforts a.
have aires.y caused ire city ~ rass from
TO ashes
No uze9s4oss = aaase - Srzssse. assnossxh
s&a& ely was tire 1.sst 10 sesssss. a.d %
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-27
COLLEGES OF OXFORD.

Each college is built round a quad
rangle with a large entrance gateway
which often rises into a quasi-tOwer
The rooms Immediately over the gate
way are invariably designed for the
residence of the warden, provost or
principal Of the college, 50 that the
eye OF the master may be over all who
enter or leave the place. This mode
Of building still exists in India, being
introduced into Europe by the Moors
when they conquered Spain, where we
find that the compound, or quad, Is still
used for the lettering OF all kinds OF
animals. Around the quad are arranged
the chapel. library, hall or refectory,
presidents lodgings, buttery and loitch-
en-; the students rooms generally oc-
cupy the upper floors. William ci
Wykeham the celebrated architect,
wisely packed his taller buildings, the
chapel and hall, on the north side, to
keep off the cold winds, the lower
buildings on the south more freely add
hitting sunshine Engineering Maya
zine.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-27
BURGLARS IN SILK HATS.
Their Dress Impresscs Servants tn
Paris and They Gain Adj
mittnnce.

Innumcrable complaints havereached
the Paris police of late touching the ex-
plohs,of band of burglars which had
begun operations in the Charcnne dis
trct OF the capital This latest add.
Son 10 the gangs of rogues by which
Paris is TOO frequently infested is chief
ly distinguished from similar assoc
Citations 10y the care which its mem
bers devote to their dress. They 20
about their nefarious business at
tired as dnndies of the smartest cate
CORY. Their clothes are of irrcproach-
able cut; they would blush TO go un-
gloed, and their patent leather boots
are in themselves sort of guarantee
of responsibility. Their GROWING
glory, however, is their silk hats,
which are of the latest fashionable
shape and shine with a lustcr il would
be hard to surpass. Thus accoutred
they have no difficulty whatever in
obtaining entrance 10 the houses they
propose TO ransack. In broad day
light they politely inquire of the CON
cierge WHISTLER one of his tenants is at
home. and the doorkeeper, impressed
Acknowledgements, throws
no difficulty in the way of their ex-
plorilsg at leisure the house intrusted
10 his care Well equipped with false
keys and ingeniously contriyed jim
mics, they make light OF locks and
bolts. and as they disdain all booty ex-
cept money and bonds, their depart
ure excites no suspicion. Last week
alone over 40 burglaries are believed
to have been committed by this gang.
In several intances they left a note
behind them, addressed TO their vic
Tins, and informing them that they had
had the honor OF receiving the visit Of
the silk Hat Band" So far the police
have been outwitted by the gang.-Chi-
cago Evening News.