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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22
STOCkMEN ARE LOSERS.


OMAHA March zi.--The Western roads
have deiniieIy decided % abolish the feed
ing In transit rates which have been grant
I'D 10 s'ocknen for the past several years
TIE date has not been definitely decided.
though 1t will probably be May % The
Kansas roads cannot change she rate
much sooner than that. as the state law
requires sixty days notice of changes
II is the expressed opinion that all reads
will make the change on the same date.
70 avoid confusion The ssockmen IN the
Western country have made vigorous
bat Intellectual fight 10 retain the rate. as
IL has heen Of immense benefit 10 them
The reason given by the railroads is that
the privilege has been abused by stock
men selling cattle and bills Of lading after
they have been anlnaa.i and placed In the
feed yards and also that the corn con-
stunned depriyes The roads of just tina, much
freight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22
An OUNCE OF PREVENTION.
New York Legislature Asked to Pass
Hotel Inspection Bill.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE following
preamble aud resolution relating to the
Windsor hotel fire was passed unanimously
today by the board az aldermen:
Whereas, terrible catastrophe in the
shape % the Windsor hotel FIRE, with the
accompanying less, has occurred; there
fore be II
Resolved. That the legislature Is hereby
respectfully requested Is pass and Inc
governor 20 sign bin which Will give TIRE
commissioner 81 buildings In the city Of
New York full power ana authority 10 ~
vesttgate and. II necessary. dsrnollsh all
h9tei buildings IN said city not absolutely
FIRE proof"
Corporation CanunseI otfer5ers urzsed
that a law Should pc framed ard
speedily passea4 vekting power In Interested
departments n this city 70 govern the
c4iy's hotels. He said when this was done
kas matter could he taken up al leisure
ard that airy measure bearing upon the
subject could he presented TO the munich
pa4ty.
The suggestion u Mr. ogterhourg was APP
proved and Il WAS agreed 70 allow the cor
peratton co8nss4 ia araft such al amend
snent and send IL 70 ffae legislature tonight
y "a than under<soof that regarding the
license measure no notel man VIII 90 a.
lowed license DHtn the departments in
which power has been vested nave passed
upon T.
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SHOOTS A MILLIONAIRE.
Chicago Tailor. Jealous OF His DE-
yorced Wife. Perforated
r xhayme.

CHICAGO, March -f<-Jchn i. Shayne.
g wealthy farrier and prominent Demo-
cratic politician. WAS SHOT and probably Ia
tasly wounded this afternoon by Harry H.
Hammond a merchant tailor. The shoot
Ing occurred in the cafe oS the auditorium
sssizex wAerr Saayne Was sitting az lunch
with Mrs. Hammond. the divorced wife OF
Hammond. and two other ladies. Shayns
was shot III the back as 5e sat az the table.
He fell under the table and Hammond
pulling up the table CLOTH. deliberately
cred two more bullets into the Helpless
man. He then walked cut into the ONCE
Of the hotel whsra he stood waiting sae AZ
rival OF an officer He was quickly placed
under arrest and taken TO the Harrison
street station. where be declined 10 make
any statement.
Ssaayne, who WAS a wf1ower. mad heen IN
company with Mrs. Hammond = great deal
sf-c@ her divorce from Hzmm5nd and
there was talk Of an approaching marriage
between them
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MR. VT WILL NOW Go.
Chinese Miaister Ia Also Represent
His Country Ia spain.

WASHING TON, Marca 1.-THE Chinese
minister. Mr. VIZ. IL stou; 10 leave fer
Spain ~ present his credentials as minis
Ser 70 taat country. In addition 70 retaining
his position here. The appointment Ass
ua3e s0fse strne ago. hat owing 10 the
wsr with spain il .oald have been an
oFnaloa$ fer tbs minister Ia serve az the
capitals u both tegiEgerent countries. He
therefore established a secretary az Mad
r1i SIS charge. and now that the war 10
closed goes ia person 20 present his Gre
denstafs % the queen regent
China a2s usually e0mbtue3 The missions
q; Washington and Madrid as = minister
here could lock after the many Chinese In
Cuha, while Il gas a caiany O. Spain.
There IS also large Chinese population
IN The Philippines. Al present: however
tAa minister's "trip has no political ssgnlfs-
esr1ce. Spain has roe shared In the Euro
cesn movement on Chinese territory.
Mr. W vii be aceompa MED by 4 num-
bar Of officials. out Maze. VIZ viii remain
here.
TIE minister called a. nc state depart
nseut tcssv ard maze knows his plans for
i "trip 80 spain lie bzs received 40 late
reports Ga she movements OF European
powers IA Casua
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DENTIST KENNEDY ON TRIAL.


NEW YORK. March I--Dr Samuel J.
Kennedy tn. deGfsst. accused OF the raur-
der Of Emily g Reynolds. appeared for
trial today IN tae criminal branch Of the
supreme court Deity Reynolds was
found murdered ~ a room a, the Grand
hotel this city on August rs, is~. There
we're wounds on tire seas. and al the vase
OF the skull Her neck had been broken.
The weapon Sissf was a piece OF cable
covered with lead and trapped with tape
u was bent Hike a hook at one end Under
the dead vonraus corset was found a
cneck for sl3,na. signed by Dudley Green
and Endorsed by Samuai j. Kennedy. This
aroused suspicion against Kennedy and led
20 MS arrest. Five Jurors were secured
before adjourner1nt
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FATAL FIRE VISITS OMAHA
TWO wo~Es KILLED AND TWENTY
OTHERS aADLY INJURED.
FsT~ to Face With Death while
In Attendance at y Committee
Meetfng of knfxhes 81 Asae~ahees


OMAHA, MARCH 1-<sars sssfztsxs8y sa-
sIgr8Sseaht ~ E1asegss1 s2<sEsge-3yzz. sz1<
sr-&sNsg q rs h4vs@ss % Gssszn 4zaz sill
<er1sSe. wzs Ere fn2s ysaFSsaasg Saszrssye4
tas Patterson sSssx, ~ -axsake-nta ss4
IspszxAsE stEessE. ssxSs afternoon. Tw3 -
sss ssEs.Eas hare asrsztg sa=-@s ssax.
ere saDee u 10E expected 20 ssvs ana aaezsE
twenty osasrs are suffering f-erz, nT0xsss
tssrszss an ssarraea ass4 IaceTzkesE seaA-
Killed Ars. Thomas Tasio-. Mrs. ARA
SxA3rsSL
EnSsre1-NrS G. e. Bvo<sg2A taes AMI
sxSszs s4snss. Mgs A. ksrr saee badly
osxss9. Mrs.. a. l.. Ssu1eSSan tzee ssses
haEas severely bG-D<H aEsz roth xrEsss
tsoEss. Mas samssesssr, years ssrae5
ozs E4rssss ard fac7. Mira g. - wES5n,
face. 1agsezs and shoulders sss<nss2. Mrs
j. g Hngs. face &ssd hands 5grnss, Mar
gaurifs fsolts hands ka8fae1 ans injured ~
Eernaisg. rzsay Gse. Mira Mary Hopkins.
face sg4 bead badly asErne5s Mr. May
s1lagzE.. haEsss< aEa face se4s-e.y buried .
MR.. ~. n fse.s, han3s arc saee severe
~ harmed. Mr. I'd Sinner, face. EeF7 =
arsd HANDS bssrre3 and ba5 esq 0s bead
wII probably die: Mrs. Preach, Ssluts
UHn4Fsa- face and hands FsGEns3 MIS- A
a sEf4f1. taee aid haads badly saurAess.
injuries probably fatal: sssS e. E. Afaen.
face ssst hands burned, cat by glass. Mrs
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S[LRCHERS CONTINUE
THEIR SILENT Work.


maeN@ az Ms Anarew Es~E2see. War-Sz
6sESen esSs&sor aaT 1T Es4ess Miss Deg2
fa@azn. EA1zsrsre: Miss Josz. M 2zs2
Ms A r. ga4E4sezz Se1ssary rrayg. Mas :
ErezssFsek Leash . geArs &C. CLERK
Mary I-zsrg Mss MA<Ese E,1E-s@ ..
Lyneh Virgins Aasr-a ehzE1Srw-a5r. Ar
nsa Taylor Nsrsaas. Mss g4xaeri-4 Me-
CzrtaT. - years ssss manicure IN aofsss
Henry Mccarthy Kate Mcssera1lI Azry
n sEscrnSzL serg4aEs Mrs asassEfa Nc
DensaE. Tgrslzo. Miss skaSEzsy i
years. old, Azn.a selass skr0wn SIS Argse
N&@A0s3 H@srv Sesgaer. fxsdKe4 gsx-a-
ssryrE servant T. II. Parry. 81 NAssa-
chUsSsss. Mrs.. Patterson. wife ~ Judge
pasterSon- % Ca5arade. Leland SssnTsoes-
- years sss ws1@ steward esussn az War
req r Leland: Mss Tara Ssrnzkirs Miss
DssTA Simpklnz MARI Seq. aa2Ez@ress: Mrs
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CASUALTIES AT MANILA.


WASHINGTON. March l.-tser- Otis
Iiss o. casualties Up TO today are as fol-
lows
March Il, near blockhossse Nv oanaed:
Tenth Pennsy wanna. Second Lieut. John
@. Thompson. Private John A. NcEeys
Sergt- Alex A caush-
March =. near TsgLig-kIllad: Twenty
second infantry. Privates John Schmidt,
Charles w F'redssricks Henry " john
son. Wounded: Capt. Frank s. Jones. Pri-
Yates Rorert Rice Charles E. Former,
Raleigh r. White, William Ellis, I.ea.6er
Mgng4o. Carl crumphoIz Merritt Porter
Nelson A-vsdfon. Frank Yocnt Begritt HI.
Young Charles F. Haley. Frank Raefer.
Earl Edwards. Corps. JAMES Cumming
ord and Eiward p. Wilson Injured. Pri-
yafe George Schneider.
March Is-Wounded: August Schmidt.
near Paxsg. Killed: Second Oregon COM
pany D. Private James Page. Wounded:
Company VI. Corp. Fred ". Brown. leg,
slightly. near Taguig: First Washington.
Corp. Robert f. Bucklin. thigh. severe /:
Company D. Hugh e. Waters. lung, Sc
we're: Prisates Henry O. Ness. arm and
side severe. Edward R. Bartlett. lung.
severe.
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STEAMER EvANGEL soIA
hid Of $4,000 VIII Pay on All knn1e
amd Material CIaima.

The steamer Evanxei. one q ~ -.
timers ON Puget souni, ard 60 Deesnf.
hiai for her III fortune. was ~ " -
United States marshal yesterday ~ ~
claims filed against her by staAarR -
chambers and other cretssars agETeUAfn
s.. So g. She was knocked down - Chot
John r. Thompson. Representatives The -
tie 4 Neah Bay Transporsaftou CnnpA
for 81. co.
This sum viii be sufficient 10 pay a -.
mems wages. labor claims and e(nfQN
men's liens. but OF 81 So mortgage 1gsfNl
the vessel 81 SO. II IN sa.d will be ut ~
paid when the money 10 dtstrtbuopd ~
Judge Hanfo-d among the credstork L.
The Eyangsi was formerly uwped -
operated by caps. Jausss Morgan. =
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DANGER or DtsBANDMFNT.


CHICAGO March Si-Cniess tire co~os-
efatlaB * the rrson Pacific Gan ee secGr-
-. tAr Western Passenger Association
xjil go eat az existence A meeting of
az The lines was held today. II has been
uHterS cod that al roads eesascn Chicago
and Colorado paints we're willing to teAn
ess shSa the inSs w@xs II the Missouri
wexa c~ae4 on. aisgatch Sss receiset
svoaa General Passenger Agent f4csaax ~
f2se t'nian taeig,e SANG tszs Nis eozns.any
siA noy esnsiier tss time appsrsans fo scsn
ssla association
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22
GEN. WHEELER SILENT.
Mated Leader. Refuses to Discuss
Further the Las Gafsisnas Battle.

NEW YORK March 2I.--Gsn. Joseph
Wheeler. who is al present IN this city.
refused today TO discuss any further the
subject Of the battle OF Las Guismas II
think" ne said 20 a reporte- the state
rnerlt which | sent 70 the war department.
and which the department has seen 1T 20
publish covers the whole ground OF con-
sroversy. ] am in toe delicate a position
10 say anything further. even X there were
anything more 10 say. II was at least
due 20 the officers in my division that the
statement should be made. and that those
officers should not be allowed 70 rest under
a cloud CT misunderstanding
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22

MCoHD GETS HIS MONEY.
Peruvian Government Allows His
Claim for Damages-

WASHINGTON. March ei.-The xecre-
sa~y Of state has inst received from the
Peruvian government through tire United
states legation at Lima arafs for Sso,fss1
representing fne amount of the Judgment
a tbs aghttrators in the case os the Amer
lean Alexander NcfEord On acoosfnt os his
I'll Treatrrsast In Peru during revolution
AIRY movement many years ago.
The craft will he handed over 70 the
Cnised States for collection and warrant.
for the amount OF the judgment will be
drawn IA favor OF Judge Fcttus attorney
for M44 ord
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NO WORD FROM Ac,rxsLDo.
AEoneiIlo and the Paris Jmnta With.
cut News for Week.

LONDON March I.--AEaneilio. agent
OF Aguinaldo. and the members OF the
formers staff % the Filipino t0nta. sro
go3ng 20 Paris in order 90 confer vita the
Filipino fnnta there. Neither body has
received news from the Philippines during
the past eight days. They say they fear
the Americans have discovered and stop
ped the means of sending news from Ma
Mia
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Secretary of the Interior Incapacl-
tated by Poor Henith.

SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO. March q.
Senior DeEota. secretary of the interior.
IL the colonial cabinet, has resigned on ac-
count ~ 81 health. ard will re succeeded
BY Senior AtIlles del VALE.
Senor AcaSa. the secretary ~ state and
ether secretaries have announced their in
tenticn ~ yfsstiDg Washington next
month. Gov. Gen. Henry approves OF their
doing 50.
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CUBAN Army VERY SMALL
OFFICIAL FIGURES SHOW A TOTAL
or Ix-xIo MEN.
ss<n Gsmez Originally tiai1eA FAat
There We're sxsssts-RoasEs MIS-
ter Rcal In ssia wtshheid ut the
r..sanee Of the Cuban Assembly.
HAVANA Marc

HAVANA March -r-TAe CG5az army
Aas szssS rn~r. Al soas- T-ssss rnzaosr IN
s3ssssaS cagpsxA5s aaG sergeAz1S- HEz sx-
s-szsssss ssssx.-rss2TgsEzy offers TIE aszveS
are ire resszft Of The u.-x.sal Inquiry srzsS4-
tss-e4s rxrs@v the szsr@gEzGa cs tie depart
inert commanders for TIE Use 81 the -ssA-
.zry administration RE rsports az re
governors ~ the Eruvf-ees are As EoSzo~si
Il rrszxo ..--- .-..--~ v...+~--.s.----- more
santa Cara -.---*-. ---~s---.-*-s----' - - -
Astszxss --..---- -..---<. ----*-*--~-s-~ 49, 80
Havana --..*- .-------- 49,. -~--------- --sss
pssar 5es Rio --.--~-- @sss
TIE flEares fer Havana provinces esEsc@ Essse
81 IA the city OF Havana.
Gen Gomsx originally repeated that
sa4re were & 90 ny3vares a-t E0E-carza- x. -
ss7ress s.rscssrs. csn Roiofr. inspector gen.
srsf OF me Cuban arny, was - have pre-
SEATED an accurate master raas ID Cos
Gen Brooke bar re has Ea- 1o-e 80 AS
a creature Of tie Cuban military Assembly
he has fotzeG with Il against Gen Gomez
HIS muster rolls. Ia whatever form tsasy
nag ae have besa given - senSr RAfasa
po-tnes2sio. president OF the executive
COMMITTEES Of she assembly. sssat sae gov
e--cv general has ASSURANCES they VII Szoa
&c fzlrrles. over 20 HIM
Brig Gen. Ernst VIII represent ire Mill
-ary administration r. distributing the
x1-1sGsH6. IL EDS sFIE 3e@ @s<a -S~A&rNs
whesaer the whole amount Is % BE dis
srlbu.ad pro rata, or ssas given 20 eacs
man and the balance retained ssy he Unit
ed States government
In scaay's sess.oz OF the Cuban assembly
a raosEon was rraAs In favor o. 8ishali-
ing shs Cuban array AMI ssssasvisg tse as
seznsly. with permission II the Cuban SOL
sisrs to accept gifts - money tram the
United states Il Sney SO desired. Afte-
considerable argument II was decided 10
postpone TIRE. public discussion % -as mo
ton until Friday.
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SAtsNAM f%Tp March zt-fseT Gage
has attached Ags ssgnature - ths More.
hogee aall rw4QsffaK asa aTt@ci~s ra9tifsneA
isg tsu res spasseFE Ao3 psf3eastcsES of Cali
sornss yeferrins IS individuals "a have
the tFga name * the writer at xet Tel
oEraphte 1ssBstrAe~ RFe. ~ special PRO-
vision. sx*nspt from sh5s law * l. ssat
known wBat aettan sse~ sqaqer proPrietarS
sssl take IN Ihe matter
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CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING,
Revenue of6rers Arrest Man for
Illicit Sugar Trnf6e.

STsegias Dispatch 20 tsge fsesst-an1esI :xerscssr
NEW NHATDM. March I'll. e. M
Sor4ev. - I.yneen. was hrass .tt here tssi,
evening by Iss~peetar Brown, 81 snrnas
fssT struggling he was eAzsGh. with 80
Tssass2s % Canadian sugar The officers
say he has >esa making 3 business cs
sreSgAE.Gg goods across she ire
lie Is ia s&A 10 await trial os<sre thu
United States court
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EXAMINATIONS ARE ORDERED.
Naval Officers Must Report to the
Nearest Point.

WASHINGTON. March I.-Under the
construction placed on the personnel act
by the navy department, every officer
whose grade IS changed by ito operation
must submit TO an examination
Realizing the Importance 81 speedy ac-
tfon on this matter the department. has not
azly cah.eti instructsors 10 the fleets On
foreign service. hut IL now sending oct
circular letters 20 as many officers as can
be reached. notifying them 20 appear
promptly for the examination at the near
es- point
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WASHINGTON. March zf~-T'he Judge
advocate general has decided that no r,sfa
tive rank now attaches 10 officers on the
retired liss Of the navy. hHf that they may
BE- known oaiy under TIE liue titles There
fore, there VIII be no more fsays3asters,
engineers and soctars on trait Isl, p7.
there Will al he called Ieusenants. s,sr-
rsanasrs captains etc.
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Spszsai Ye.srassa 81 the -Entettt gey,cssr.
tfftkis.At-ie. Mafuh ef.--sseergs Adams
charged ala ssarsxfnE SsA1srss Saieza.
~ tenEfaita- 0tae sssssss ahs0sss 3 rn9afA ago.
&AS a&ss nsg@s s2sga ga12EET - Charge. -
tAe ssss~rkag Essssfs ADAMS was arrested IN
f'srttassA, sstIs trggng ta sell g2rs er u
pR1rsser #t a paAa&alv. KS MAS one CO
-@gg " a4zuS.
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rs A SERIOUS TRADE RIVAL


LONDON. March s..-Tne Vienna c0rrs-
spondeaz % The Times says: The peutsche
Zeisang publishes long article showing
how the United States is slowly but sure
iy obtaining a commercial footing In Tur-
key and the East generally. The writer
warns Austria and other European states
Of the danger with which they are threat
enei- America is described as serious
trade rival
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RESTORED TO his PARENFa
Abducted 3-year-uid Ehfeago -
Is Found at raiassiile.

PAINESviLExEs g.. Marcn a<-TArso,
year-oid Gerald T~asasse~. the sua az NJ,
and Mrs Louis L-ss4ner. wnss uax ~.
Quoted sroxu IN srous vf ass a0ze. Na. So
Prairie avazne, chisaSa. On UrfcA4 =
lsSs. was today Restored - his pereatx
He was discovered In this cts At 10 49,
occupied 5y Mrs. Ann faseesnl m JoAn
Collins. who have aaen siaeea rsAer =.
rest. charged vita kisanappsag ta< chiia
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WARRINGTON. March 1.-THE month
~ statsrDent 81 the collections Of Internal
revenue shows that the total receipts for
February, lsas. were SIS sss -. an incrNa@a
a. compared with February. isse OF 81
81. as For the eight months Of me pres
eF1t fiscal year the total receipts frofn in
tersal revenue sources were SITS 7S7 sss an
ins-reaSs ss compared with the same ps-
riesi at 1saz 81 S. gas ss
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OMAHA March 2f.-Hcn. Fsdxard Rose
water and Georzs l. Miller are in Wash
snEton in fhe interest af the Greater
American exposition. Secretary Of War
Aigex ain Issue orders tv commanders ~
army transports TO carry obs~cts OF In
tsTesssof an educational nature frofu the
Philippines. Hawaii. CuAsA and Porto Rieo.
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LAST IS OUR WAY.

Heiaz' goods are kno1pn all
tie country oyer as he best--
the prices never vary. Today
WE qviH self them for less
than qpfolesale cost.
1eial' Baked Beans With Ts1ate
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HARRISBURG. Pa. Mgreh z-fscv
Ssstse sent egro 10 assSs@s8en 10 fne house
fas6ay. announcing ais approval II The res
o.assoa designating Mag /. asx. a. Dewey
eay and . legal holiday.
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Two Ways of Selling

One is 10 sell the common FOR -
much as ..you can GET one 70
sell the best for as little as pozsi-
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BIG MORTGAGE roaEcLosEn4
Preliminary Step to Reorxanta
of the IL 4 a. RnatrOnA En-

BALIIMORE.. Marca ez--Fesserai &c.
Coz and Morris rfiei , decree thm 6flGf.
noon forec.osing the mortgage II II ~
the Baltimore 4 Philadelphia. which y
tie Philadelphia division 81 the Balsimnu
4 Ohio road, and ordering that TIE $50
he sold. The Indebtedness ~ III 0k4k
No date Is set fer tic sale. The fcf1.
closure Is enc OF the many steps pfetiu1.
nary TO the reorganization OF the -
more 4 OHIO Company
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Ets%fRs%. Atassa = a 6sseassa "a sac
ks4cn3m& NNws sTSra Brussels res1xes she
rssns'sf ssss SAvs2.aaa ts.@sons E4ag sx tAe
rex gessN.
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James H. Stokes. widow OF Cen. ]. H.
Stokes: Anne Thomas Miss Annette Up
ham. daughter % tie late Senator Tphan
Of Vermont; kittie Walsh. serr ant: Miss
Worth.
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WHEELING W Ma. March @E-Tas
Wheelsssg Frn# ARD Steel Company has
ss.esHee wages ABOUT - gev ceas
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-12-07
Wood Pulp For PouItices.

Here. in the midst of the pulp mills
and mammoth pulp consuming in
duStrieS of the Wisconsin valley. it
may prove surprise as we'll as of inte-
rest to our readers to note the variety
OF poulticeS and surgical dressings
that have been made from wood pulp
in recent years. Wood pulp has been
put to many uses, but it's application
to surgery is doubtless the most inte-
resting.
When macerated in water it swellS
and abSorbS from four to five times it's
weight of liquid, retaining it for long
time. As the pulp becomes soft a
poultice of any desired consistency can
be made by varying the quantity of
the water. By using hot water the
resulting poultice will retain its heat
and moisture much longer than a SIM
liar pOultice made of bread or flax
seed. Antiseptic drugs soluble in
water way be dissolved in the water in
which the pulp is to be soaked, as the
pulp itself is unaffected by most drugs.
When dry the pulp will absorb
both oils and fats. This is particularly
valuable, as it can be used as an emol-
lent and antiSeptic substitute for
salveS, etc, on Int as a surgical dress
ing. Wood pulp can be nodded when
moist SO that it can be used as a Splint.
owing to the fact that it dries very
hard. When kept slightly wet with
an antiseptic solution the pulp re-
mains soft and can be used as an
absorbent dressing Crude wood pulp
can be steriliZed by heating in an
ordinary Sterilizer.