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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
Crons ncntroyed hy HniI.

Little Rock. Ark, May 12.-One of the
most severe rain and hail storms known IN
this State for many years passed over
Sharp county yesterday. Small branches
in few minutes after the rain became
impossible and lowlands were flooded Thf
growing crops were totally destroyed by
the hail and farmers will be compelled to
replant
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BENErrcrNr ABSORPTION.
Destroy the Warning riIipipos II
MckiuIey'S Order,

Destroy the Warning Fitfpinos Is
McKinIey's Order.
New York, May IA special to the
World from Hot Springs. Va. says:
"Forcc the lighting. Penetrate fur
Their into the interior aud capture or
destroy every warning Filipino"
That is the pith Of long cahlegram
President Mckinley sent to General Otis
az Manila. lie was prompted by several
DISPATCHES from General Otis transmitted
b. Secretary Algor, which greatly encour-
ased the president.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
water works plants consolidatcd.

water Works Plants Consolidated.
Waco. Texas. Nav IL. The Bell Water
company closed a deal by which that COM
pany ACQUIRES the Waco Artesian Water
company's plant for which Is paid 100000.
Trio Arteslan Water company was the rival
company and the nlant was the frs one
established IN Waco. The plants will be
run separately. one az them FOR domestic
consumers aud the other for sprlnkling
and nghtlng fires
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
FIying Machine Test.

washington May 12.Prof. s P Lang
'ey' secretary Of the Smithsonian institute,
inventor of the arodrogram. who was
sven 100000 by the board of ordnance to
var gS, r,,l with his flying machine for
var purposes, made his first test al Oman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
agreement Concerning Territory In
Africn Has Been Reached.

Africa Has Been Reached.
Paris, May 1.-THE chamber OF deputies
today approved the Anglo French Niger
Milo conventions. This agreement between
Great Britain and France disposes of hum
drods of thousands OF square miles of Afri-
can territory and leaves only four recog-
nized independent states throughout the
continent--Morocco Abysslnia and Liberia
and tho Orange Free State. An important
feature Of the agreement provides for an
equality In the commercial treatment OF
the territory between Lake Tchad and the
Nile
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
STORMS IN ARKANSAS.
Two Tornadoes Seen Near English
BreuiS in Il Leyec.

breHk IN II beNec.
Pine Bluff, Ark, May 12.-The steamboat
John N. Hardin reports a break in The
levee at Mud Lake; it OCCURRED yesterday
afternoon and over 5000 acres of land on
the Grace plantation are inundated.
The steamer also reports having seen
two tornadoes pass near English, Ark. /;
one tornado barely missed the boat rhe
extent of the damage done in the country
through which the storm passed was not
ascertained by the passengers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
PARTITION or CHINA.
CeIestini Empire Sees Further De-
mnnds Made by HuSsin.

Pekip, Nay 12,-The Chinese govern
ment in acknowledging the receipt OF a
communication regarding the Anglo Rus
sian agreement as 10 spheres of interest
IN China, expressly declares that the ac-
acknowledgement 10 no wise implies acquies
renuc. Immediately after communicating
the agreement the Russian ministe. NJ be-
Giers. demanded the rlgh to build rail-
way connecting the Manchurian system
with Peklu. This Is regarded as OF the
utmost Importance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
carrl.m 10 BE ncriren.

London May l2.-The Saturday Review
claims TO have particular information to
the effect that the present lull in spain
win be- short lived and that Don Carlos
viii soon submit his fortunes 10 final
issue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
THE BuFFALo STRIKE.
Relieved that IT Has nj Last Been
Practically Settled.

Buffalo, ~ Y, May 12.--There was no
material change at the elevator strike To-
day. Everybody was watching the out
come Of the conference at Bishop Quigley's
residence. Between thirty and forty col
ored men were brought here from Cincin-
natl during the night and placed at work
on the Central dock
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ment propose TO prepare a similar mem.
orial on behalf of the mon,
The splendid record OF ;he First Ne
braska in the entire campaign and the tone
OF the memorial is such that no imputation
o. characterization can be brought against
them.
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FHE DISPATCH OF BUSINESS

IS greatly aided by the LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE. 1t is the most prompt
bnd accurate means yet discovered 1t
pnnihilates distance as well as time, brings
nen widely separated within the sound
4 each others voice, and enables them TO
kansact business as IL face to face.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-13
HARTWELI- EATERS
and Lime $ StraCtors
""w' SAT- { repair bills,
Hartwers on Works,
itoust' ! Texas.

tico, Va, ye E ay, The machine scared
aloft to a he Z of 500 feet, bur descended
after hor al fight Of 800 feet.
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THE JOINT COMMISSION.
Negotiations Progressing SMOOTH
Despite Contrary Reports.

negotiations Progressing smoothly
Despite Contrary Reports.
London, May 12.--With reference to the
progress of the negotiations by and the
status OF the Washington Joint commission
the correspondent of the Association Press
has obtained from the highest quarters the
following authoritative statement: "Ne-
gotiations have never been broken of nor
endangered at any time since the adjourn
ment of the commission. II matters pro-
ceed as sn oothly as they are at present
doing here, Sir Julian pancefote's return
to Washington VIII be signalized by the
conclusion Of treaty embracing every
question in dispute
Washington, May 12,-Due notice has
been taken by The officers here OF the SENT
official declaration from London respecting
the chances for the conclusion of a treaty
that will settle all of the questions at issue
between the United States and Canada. As
matters now stand II is realized that moth
ing can he expected to result from a
further meeting Of the commission The
dispatch appears to convey an intimation
that the British government has about
reached the conclusion that the only
method by which these vexatious issues
can be adjusted is by direct negotiations
before the representatives of tn govern
ments of Great Britain and the United
States. The parties to the negotiations up
to this psint have expressed perfect lon
hdence in their ability to reaohIa salts
factory agreement between themselves In
a very short period of time If allowed to do
what they believe is right, SO that they viii
be glad to be relieved of the intervening
forces.
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RHEUMATISM sasss, :.' : IN
90 h 4, Il. ] y 90, l-X-L SarsapariIIa
am relieve you and thus prove the
shove statement untrue,
AZ, retail druggists handle Il or will
order Il for you. Manufactured by
Houston Drug Co., h fssss'
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Four Killed and Twenty Injured.
Damage Half Million.

London May "a fearful explosion oc-
Cured today at Hurts chemical works. St.
Helena, Lancaster county, killing four per-
suns and seriously iniuring twenty. The
total property loss was about e10O,0O0
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o\lesale Fruit Dealer Houston. Texas.
nj receiving large quantities OF Messina
eAnons Ask for prices.
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-23
PINTO. THE TINY"
Prof. Gentry Has an Elephant on His
 Hands.

The smallest living elephant in cap tivity is "PintO" and Prof. Gentry, the noted animal trainer, is the happy owner. For many years the professor. who is always adding new and novel features to his admirable exhibition, has been in search of an elephant so small in size that it would be a veritable curiosity-one that would be pleasing feature with which to delight the large audiences which are in daily attend ance at his most wonderful animal ex hibition. And at last one of his agents cabled from Bombay, India, that he could secure "Pinto." The price paid was something like 8 a pound-and the little fellow weighs a trifle over 750 pounds-but elephants are expens- i've and "Pinto" was deemed worth the large amount, and so the little fellow was sent to America, and on Wednes- day, Sept. IA, 1898, the Adams Express Company delivered to Prof. Gentry at Aurora, Ill.,. most unique package "Pinto."
 This wonderful and tiny mammoth is as playful as kitten, and will visit Flagstaff on Wednesday, September 27th, afternoon and evening. Children 35c. adults 5Oc.
The Coconino sun., 1899-09-23
Accidents at Albuquerque.

During the fair sports at Albuquerque on Wednesday Charles Collins, while making a forty-ive-foOt dive into pool of water only four feet in depth, failed to make the turn and lay in the water as if dead. He was pulled out. and 1t was found that his back was broken. He cannot live.
 His partner, Prof. Zeno. the aerOnaut, was injured, and had very narrow es- cape from death, while making an as- tension. The parachute loosened un- expectedly. and Zeno fell helplessly, with his feet entangled, until within few feet of the ground, when the para chute opened, and though the ballOonist struck the ground with great force, he escaped fatal injury.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-31

LIS Feina fi6 en- Ia oas6oha de donds aaliau las
vooes una mrada ardients. Un resplandof roizo br-
llaba Tas del pspe gra'ientO de las vevtanss, ssa
csridsd permits yer que movian de an lado Giro
vaEas sombras C0ntjnuaron los gritos ie anguts iu-
rsmentof, basfemiaa OantOs obsOenos Ed medic do
estas voOiferaCones Sc Oy6 gdto demoie grito sp
pcants augustioso que domiHaudole tOdO lego hasts
Is reins Sin duda debi6 Catalina eonoosr ssts voz,
pues Sc detuvo.
-Ah exclsm6, ihraria que &c la voz de Psols
Il PAoa diiO 81 conde de CreteeeaF sdmirado.
Isl, la hiis de Rehato.
Alb algo Is de .esta historis, dijo el conde ps.
rece que Ia han deahsufsdo los trihanes,
II Desgracadamente es verdad Fepueo Catalina,
en- vade hioe que Ia busOaran pof tods pass durants
dos meses.
Las vooes se Fepitierou mas sngust0sas sda
= sooerro l... MI l... osmshu en u casa.
-oabaeros clio Ia Tena oTeoieate ansiedad. fno
ee podfla prestsf aHxilio q esos infor5inado1g
Isl Aueltls Msiesiad deses que hes mezolemos en-
q asantos diio q oonds, 70 aasa as neil
Hz &c una se1s aus dos e0mpahkoa 81 baron as
saarbTuek lego prmero s Is puefta sa Is que di6 dos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-31
OoNDICT0NE8 Z OONCRsIoNEs

trn nanuso al s@ psndo en- Ageuds snpadansnts
% oxosptasnao psa e 20 aaoOs o1an pagaOs aQu So
~ saa1 rn na Goa eo couOomlento spts wy 1
na satsfsho
M a e. nletra plaza se Paris del emosrsaa ~
pssa. nomento dsla al1a
92rao dne1 por 100 s' 1s ae Lo
- Ia tUhLIAPara
saaos pot tres sa de Is Dor ioo & ~ @
e Coz
] Poasa r proogado esli 81 plszo o 80 F
oe eioa oe Ia Fensia P sens Wss mas
$50 0e que 10
eaus pEeeo ordiaRao
3 dlaenis se@9 Pasos solo obtendr6 3
ss1Ss m 2 ~ eOn rsbaja d Is nor i.s
eroa d eana, w
s @ pea oe de peao ns la Eena no api
& as g s9phdo pgasn ps: a. a g amos sunph
Aeaae
SO 700 eno % amo
Qs sue PIES eQne0s
et sue Pa8nsn lsen ~ IA idem
elpados
Atealaiea Iesd
unafe
eoaefao E1ailas
H. es ~ ese ls SIS ~ ~ oes come ssae
seaaaa agalss os siseos snhaggsssa sn sas
re ns' narae a1sts = Assula e esaplsa
hAY0L HERNANos eca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-31
BibIiotooa dc La DEMOCRACIA

gOlpess esoS hOmbres que te miran como hsCea de
verdugO.
Me llsmo Farinette, respondi6 Ia j1ven sencilla-
mente, soy Ia reins de Ia Corte de los MilagroI.
-lAhl ESQ va es algo, do el ooude; que m8t2
I'll rev de Bohemia SO csssra conmigO dentvo de
nusve meses, despu6s que hays levadO el uto de mi
primer esposO
--JC6mo Sc llamabal
y -Gascarille. lie ahoroaron en- lugar de Rsnato 81
Florsntino, 81 miserable euvenenadOr, al br0j1.
=tY poT que szotasa ests mUjsr2
-Es la hiil de Rsnsto. Do mOdO, prosigui6 Fs-
ruette que hago una buens obs puss estoy VeDgando
mi ner esposo. Hoe dos msses que todas las no
ohes se reptile este mismo.
-iY estos hombres qui6nes son9 pregunt6 el
oonde desiguando los tres truhsnss.
IS "a mis- exolayos, oontest6 Farnetts con nm ges-
to uu acento de vsrdadera rsins
ri conde esouoh6 estss expliosoiouee con bastante
frisldad dijo;-L9 qus vas hacer es soltar s ssa
ioyeu.
-O6aol exclsm6 Farinstts.
~ au5u6ndols Goa una oapa, nos Ia entrerar6s
Fsrinstts d6 uu gtitO salvais.
-i0aisn Soit2 pregunt6 con mirada oenteleante.
--s0mes arigos de Rsnstos
Fafinette d6 bEinco de tgte haeia 81 p0sts asi6
del cuelIo Paols que comenz6 gemiT, apretsudole
con ambaa msnos, dioieDdo;
-Pues hen, o. a llevaEea mueltss... IA nj los
lgahaueal
-Eal amigos mios uano is sspsds. So ooade.
oa tres i6venss aoometeFon 6 os tFahanes qas
as babian atrinohsIado detai de is mess. AZ miame
tampo FaFinetta olavaba aHaa en q oaelo De Pao.
-Eoes 81 polqss Is ahog0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-31
Los 5uraniontados

casucha stuada el anguo de la calle de Deux Ecus
oh oh dijo el coude de Oreveceur, pareoe que
los habitantes de este barriO no son muy psciGoos
La reina se psr6 ansiosa.
-sQa6 es 10 que sucede en- esa cassl preguut6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-31

v0NaAVNhsA 60 lda Ftde France eli dia "a H.. - -
- lnsas de OJl6n
a foE askrucR uayeaae; M ysosrs de- al ss @ ~ nE
Soo en- ehltThoma
&c ielnea He Bordeaux haiti "'N ''sFeso 81 10 con Vapo
OS-Adems los
A up9sa ~ Eordekcanc gasa!
da Puerto
@Asssla con EA0rlo
OAgena
20 "a teoae Do
~ Rs para baOaa solo Nogem
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-31

Schedule for December 99Juay February March 1900
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14

willing 10 Meet Dean asd .aD.wa~y
Oae After Another.

Iohn ". S8nkistsae all ieMsa Tor Sl.o-
Sars snss alasHsHg IS sna.,t lai Has f4s
the famous Esft eigAf pugtsixt and sgsr.
fEJAs bsxtsSG Instructor sf she Seattle Attn
lsffc Club. who Is 70 meet p~an ia that
city Monday night in limited nasssser ~
rounds ssAskttss expects IN arrive IN
rsss1ls y Wednesday. After visiting htN sss1
istsfsae Tor y stsefS slsn@ ne Will 80 20 San
FaTsaessev a8s9 EsfHIssrN far bis eonsas
tksi ~ath Frank EArae .f Buffalo
1aek lsstwEa@s - rHxsttss wssss KS IN
fSasiie fer a tire says hx - AxxrEes~st
~ Ssfias5sssse@ > remarks 80 fs hes sflss=r-
Ess ~ ~tlsif%1ess 50 nl~eE Hawkins lie
says tFat Ns Is not afraid az the xesstrsx
nssn waa psst Kid Mcfarland 10 sle~p
In Ncw YORK ctts Teernfly, ard that as
VII .gks him
ans nniS ise aassosss TO got .Taesssns,
IA sse ring Nskh atasktue " s@sss fsgn~.ess.s,s
last essAsug The statement, wa@ ys,ast.
IN the spokane &,ftfsskkir3p fssat sIlsSrgaaNss
had backing fnY & fss a f.sss7tess yssse,
Hssksrs, ! Esa perfectly willing ia rsea
he"nsY hs} tss 9rst % IL x - viii ag4t.
COME ff taw scratch. Hawkins viii As,x
Dean SAD take sn HeawnT4s al shs, gc..s
eg that match 81 Hawkins sst,szs ,saf SO,
Sin III str ratlfsfs 'tbowsa@y' c&as taSS
afs stsfn from sss aa sssts ne
tsCk case. 9sse VIII sssesst Hzes s$5ss T.,
tets city s1 toe near fasnr~ - "a A~sssx
pssrts4i cssFfstsioa fl4s& ~ has N~~r s..s
soFst~ iisti@. WHsa these tao s.s,7s;~ ts,.,sss :
or Seattle sports viii s~< e.nH Of <~e wayesa
sat bouts ~ tA# sea son
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lost n TIE MOUNTAINS.


Special rssssassa 10 TIE Post-Ins-sEg @<r@r
BJzsTTsET jar I-Sotzzsx las Set
kesn s4z~s fr9r Mr. G w. CfosS. yEo
left here IN company with Aessrs- Hiram
Eassrzsfrse ard Charles Grove OF q r1ar-
sax trip z2 Sslllnzzn creek Wessnes Tar.
January 4 Parties have 5een seare4zassg
tssa mountains for the s&ss week.
Ar. Close does not kE0r tire nsyszr.zsEss
at the heasx@ters o. tas EneEzEss. eszr
MAS p@rx2zG@9 30 GO Or the representa-
rsaS 81 Messrx Eoz1Ezres anG Grove rsazr
they aaz ALREADY three Se@r killed In Ire
words and &c could have o2e ny gang
mIah saexn for TIE deer. TIE party E-zz1e
camp Wednesday eysasnz. ard continued
Thursday. TIE snow kept falling. Ar3
showing 80 signs Of etesr1n9 or Mz.
caoSefsanfsS Es return home. ~ as wife
ara three children were almost wrs ~
fuel. akxsfs- R0ESdtYes ans1 Grove tell
different stories AZ 20 sow Trey Above
Mr. Gzoge 10 separate from them, bar
agree thai Trey gave ain a compass aDd
so17e matches. and thzx ne had little
lunch left THE party taen separated tie
txc camping without Mr. Close Thursday
zkgas returning .s0sue Frss{ay-
On the xag these TWO usen yagse5 xisz-
In two nSssss CO Mr.. Eioseg home, sszt Sid
not 30 20 see il IA lad sszurnsd- Sarar-
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day a. noon they did 80, Only to learn
tnas he lad not been heard from
sunday Parties we're formed and a -yS-
feEaattc search Of the woods Was pegra
and kept up over a week The almost
eSvered tracks Of a man and a dog were
found and followed 20 a place rot far
fr9Fn where the party separated. Mr.
Close aud the dog evidently spent one
night in an old ca5ln there Signs OF re-
cent fire were found
Following up the tracks, the party found
that Mr.. Close was going west instead Of
east on q straight line. The CONCLUSION is
he made a common mistake and was
using the wrong end OF his compass - rs q
die These tracks were followed until the
Few snow completely covered them
All the week parties mad. search along
that direction and others searched in dig
ferefst places. but 10 no avail. IL is now
bly, dead
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49,
NOTICES HEBEFf~s SALE or REAL.
Estate. State eg Washington, County %
kkHg.
By vZrvue - a. as3er e sale Issued s,s-
- t1x Es&sssTaags2 superior court af X tf;s
c8asniE ogl tie Esf saY u December 4 q
jsss. ~ TIE eseTs sasreGs il the case -
y Ham p leaay. psatnuz, - lossa,sh q
Ne5ca ard Mary z " esen. bis wtfe. VIII
tsm J Bales and ~----~ Tsises nss xis@- Iotays
lEs1fsSsFtsssg. J e. NrEee snd - Ne
Her, mis- ~ssa. defer 5sn&E Ea ls6s9 aad
- aae, ss4@vsw asrectRE Arst .sNstx@Tsss
$9gsG- Is asTsb% gwen rat AZ ,,ro-
~esE - sch 70 The a.ga@=ss bidder far casa
sststn ts3@ hours prescribed b. aaw for
F5sr1~s S1.s@. ts.wls. AZ 10 oFezcrsx a ~
Ga tvs a5Tn czy Of sTssy-yzz<y az me rss1-~-
A@2ssa 1ps- 81 Tad kE-x c1ansy IN he
sGs&t@ 60 " Washington. a.. the YSgsst tstfA s1d
sn.sEs~t 81 Ia aste-aarts @ an3 % tae
folsaSgag &esserSEAs. Tg-np~rfw. .es-sgs-
TIE tAaFs a4sssz sfasrssg N E - a. ss-a
arssrass a8@ster ~. r ~ * see ass
s@srs-y -sess~ "a. trTn&ntg twgrtv {sa
5ssrta, 4 rage SIX - east OF sze n .1.asz.-
esta rIs-sSaAE. coasa4rsrg forty sse acres,
ssVssa s. - sss Rx2prsy = es<szxA..sx -
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sAN Ns'fSg~fe Ian ~ wese4+~ -.
3aFiss d. zEis frseA HTaaUF Rs.z.tfss
sSx saFsagg& ssess as "a Here4 ssssa s.-.s
- f~eaFsss. hsnes ks5a sBirG Ts~te t,zs
AnFFAy wens -saftane se.ssa& IsS sAA~g.
sAsFs Tsszse 81
Mite, Ss==s4sss. aver fear hn~4ssa-T.,sss,s s,
sAssA Tine -
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HON. C.. E. REDFERN.

hi ayxnsa sentenced 10 fourteen years.
IL today Ia rather a pTs2arsoaas condition.
The bullet left ia bis hip recently started
liberation and because Of signs Of blood
poisoning ~ WAS decided 20 operate on
rim ard remove the ball This sas done
yesterday. bat despite his heretofore show
VI strength Clarity WAS left by the opera
tion In very weak condition.
To-day he has shown little evidence Of
improvement. and Il ID net impossible he
may fail 10 recover. Physicians In al
tendance explain bis condition hy saying
he has a fighting chance for life
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GIVEN To ". r. WARD.
Contract for Extension of the Coz
fumhia River Read.

Special Dispatch sn tie Post -futsligenesr
TACOMA. Dan. 1&~-CfftefaIs - .Ae Co.
}eszstss River railroad tosfay Announce HAT
force at sseu weFa toaag @tarts3 70 Lake
Park whefe they @tN begin construction
* "a est*TsiSsF1 * some tkirty rfitex The
route Hes @swe~n lsaae Park ana TTspgs~
pass tapping sac essal i8nsfS tht& T.taa "a
ssfs3 f@ - anxious IL Uf~n un VI r
Ward has tAs contract for 2n~ @esk, sN1
expects t0 srcn A4aTe y .aexe fierce a. xura
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
FATALITIES IN STEVENS.
One Man Drowned and Another XIII.
ed by q Railroad Trsiw

Special ffsssAtch 10 tue Post-Integl.yegscar.
fspLNiLLE., Jan. f1-Tsse n<stv 81 a
drowned man was seen floating j.. ~. -,
lufntAa river al Marcus this morning tsyt
" az carried b. the ssSrt current ~ 80
ssreaIf, usastsr The See before q boa, COLD
overf4ke IL ~~~S@
br u. Ballard. the newly elected co-n.
ner az Stevens county was called "a fsS,s-
asesn iast H.ghr - bold ar sHzlti~s, t,rs,a
loon Keeper there WAC wa~ killed. ~ h.srss,
I'm over oy special train on the Sr-sks re
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
ENFORCING ECONOMY.
Ciallam Coanty Commissioners Cut
Down Allowance for Deputies.

Special Dispatch 70 the observation-disclosures
PORT ANGELES. jan. La--Tna county
commissioner have paSses an order al
lowing the following ssTus fer deputies
among tire various Gfytres. Aua srar's o.
fee. 10 per month tres sarerfs osfsz@. 81
per month; clerks Office. SO pr month:
sbersr's office. So per month. Heretofore
The auditor ard trsasu--r have employed
from two 10 four deputies constantly, The
clerk ard sheriff Gre each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-14
NAY TAKE aAkEa-S POWER.
Tacoma Conarif R~asws N~xatls-
ston With Saoaaafmie Co

Sgsegs.si Ist~g4Ecs - fee fssst~f Aseft ScHrs.r
TACOMA Jan fs~~Tsers is fair ys-~rs
iseTt f@sf is8s ~gstsT}s STs2sw ssesf>E .ss7}Eas.
ut&s SEES a%E = srsCcHlSe fFaeTs Ta%eg,a1. -
-, tsaSeg, representing tEa e@zaN&nY. m.sS
H. consultation ~1fa ss%~sst Cs7sssrt Is e.,
oE sA@ eo3igcta sasta$ afsi Is - sss.sssr~se sls
that 81 agreement Mas reached that tA.s
ssa1es eisssa aae features - fb~ arstfa aes
w}3 ~ eliminated assd = fran h.iSa ..rAssf-
~ ehtrA Sgse gseaaE IA nN ear a%Capf