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Education.
MISS BARTLETT

WILL receive pupils at
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Latest Bulletin from the Mines.

Latest Bulletin from the Mines.
 President is in O the following "a SALT
 strike n bodies lines Building thin eetof us" Advices through the mails state positively that the Struck in Mirror has been discovered Big Giant" Cam A limited block of the Treasury Stock to the amount of $25OOO is now offered at par, or $500 per share, until December 1st, 1899 of 3o ercentn n oodays Kelsey for Prospectus to Building,
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Facts known the directors justify belief earning
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UNANIMITY RuI.E.
Great Britain mad Germany Come TO
nm A-reerrent.

Great Britain mad Germany Come to
Agreement.
Berlin, April 13.-The United States em-
bassy at noon today gave the correspond
ent here of the Associated Press the fol-
lowing statement: We have received from
the foreign office an account OF the latest
conflict in Samoa. The German govern
ment expressed sympathy and took occa-
sion to urge the adoption of the unanimity
rule in the findings of the Samoa commits
sion in order that the German commits
sioner. Baron Speck Won Sternberg, might
sail for Samoa at the earliest possible mo-
ment. The German government urged
that only the early arrival of the commits
sion will prevent further serious blood
shed.
This morning Baron Won Bulow informed
the American ambassador that Great
Britain has at last agreed TO the unanlmity
rule, the United States also agreeing, and
that the committee can probably proceed
TO the islands without delay. The German
press this morning gave yesterdays news
calmly and mostly without comment.
| The Cologne Gazette remarks: I'VE
need not say that II the guilt OF the man
/ ager of the German plantation is proven
Germany win approve of his arrest and
| demand for his punishment We win not
| defend the behavior of German abroad
merely because he is German"
| The Cologne Gazette also adds that DR.,
| Rafael, the German president OF the mu-
Enicipal council of Ania acted Illegally,
and says: THE other powers, we hope.
will also admit the Illegal acts OF their
4 representatives.
The Tageblat calls the arrest OF the
German manager OF the plantation in
which the ambuscade took place illegal, "
saying. Our consul is the only compe-
tent Judge
! The Lokal Anzeiger expresses the npln.
len that the affair shows he need o.
prompt action by the commission.
The Yossiche Zeitung says; Whatever
action the German government takes I
viii find itself backed UP by the reichs
tag"
a number OF leading papers, like tn,
Dutch Zeitung. sehliesche zeitung AM
Hanover Courier, point out that large
navy is necessary
The reichstag Interpolation on the sub
iect OF Samoa Is signed b. majority o
the center conservatives and national lib
erals and asks the government for intorma
ton regarding the events in Samoa, wnicl
have injured German interests SO seriousl
and requests information on the cours
10 be taken by the government under tn
circumstances. The Interpolation on Sa
moa TO which the minister OF foreign AT
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CHAMBERS 70 HIS SISTER.
Tells of His JOY at Being s"s'hihe"
Ivy Admiral i<autN.

Judge Chambers letter is in part as fol-
lows:
man Of courage. with no one TO be
arx,ous about. can easily take care of
himself here. OF course | don't Two AZ
our house. which is mile from the beach,
hut have taken nice little cottage right
on the water with all four warships along
side. only few hundred yards away
March es.-I accepted an invitation
frnn NV friend. Captain Sturdee OF the
Porpoise. and spent night before last on
hoard and Yesterday morning We put 10
sea and went down the coast some l"eiNS
miles and attacked the rebels We tooh
with us a large number OF loyal natFts
who landed under cover OF the snip guns
and did considerable damage Anloht
other things, they burned the houses OF
three high chiefs and captured eleven nis
boats. one OF them capable OF carrying
over hundred warriors
II was decided last night at conference
of ALI officials (exeept Germany 10 pu'
MY ing on the throne Al : O'Clock 10.
day. and you must imagine better tnAn
can tell how happy | am. for this Is nol
only the realization Of my fonuest WISH,
but n complete vindcation OF my legal
position. Admiral Kautz Is a splendid
did man of the sea He has stood by me
from tho aay OF his arrival as you viii
sec from his proclamation which was ~
sued only few DAYS later Captain
sturdee OF The Porpoise Captain Ferne,
| Of The Rovailst and Consul Osborn and
Naxse we're already my staunch friends.
March 24.-The mail signal is up and
the Mariposa will be In harhor IN about
an hour. 50 I can only add A inc. ~
young king was installed yesterday aiter'
neon al O'Clock. Grand display Of ships
! each one firing twenty ono salutes. thou
sands OF loyal natives happy but no mar
| happier than l. The man decided a!
rIghtful king has heeu put on thc thron'
by the power Of my Own country and 'dea
! old England
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GERMANY ACITATEp.
Foreign Office officials Disturbed by
the SnmomM News.

"
the samoan News.
New York, April ia special dis
patch to tho Herald from Berlin says:
Up 10 late hour the lights burned in
the foreign office, where much agitation
reigned during the afternoon owing TO the
news from Samoa. The amhushing of the
American and English detachment by Ma
taafa's warriors is taken here IN the most
serious light. The dispatch which reached
the minister OF state from Consul Rose
is taken as clearly generating Germans
from any hand in the matter. as WAS al
first feared might possibly be tho case,
This has removed the obstacles 10 Germany
at once naming her commissioner, who, Il
is said, VIII be tho hrst secretary OF tho
German embassy at Washington.
a parsonage in a position to speak au-
thoritatively says the reports In German
papers that the German government put
in a claim for damages arc untrue All
such questions as that are entirely mat.
tors for the consideration OF the commits
soners All this Samoan question Is Z
small but wretched business. for which
Il seems a terrible pity that 100000 marki
worth OF German property has been dam
aged and lives Of American and English
sesmen have been needlessly sacrificed,
The foreign office has received seYera
dispatches from the commander OF Tn
cruiser Falkr. In which he makes no men
ton Of any disagreeable discussion viii
Rear Admiral kautz. The German govern
nent takes this as a sufficient proof tina
ali storles told on the subject must there
fore have been Inventions OF persons de-
string TO make trouble between German
and the United states.
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LITTER rnom CHAMBERS.
In II He Says the work Of subduing
NntINna WI he INcpt Up.

Allanta. Ca April 13.--Mrs, Q. NJ.
Alexander OF this city has received let
tor from her brother Hon. W. II Cham
bers chief justice Of Samoa. The letter
is dated March 81, and lett Apio on tho
2lth, The day after the installation OF the
king Ia whose favor Chief Justice Cham
bors decided, Judge Chambers letter tells
Of the attack on the native villages on
March q and details the damage done,
mentioning the capture at this time OF
eleven boats owned by the savagcs He
says the work viii be kept up until all
the towns have been captured or the rebels
surrender
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ment as German member of the commits
sion. This completed the body
The formal announcement Of Baron
Sternbergs appointment was received
from the German foreign office and gave
general satisfaction among officials and
diplomats His choice was accepted as an
evidence that the commissioners would be
able to cooperate and reach Il decision.
The early railing of the commission Is
regarded as evidence that the recent COL
lison at Samoa will be settled diplomatic
ally.
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ELECTRIC s PPLIEs,
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ELECTRIC WIRING,
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WEATHER. INFORMATION.
Cold Wave In Missouri, Mississippi
and Ohio valleys.


Washington, April 13,-Fair weather has
PREVAILED generally. The temperature is above
the seasonal average. except in the States of
the upper Missouri valley, where a decided
fali in temperature has occurred since Wednes-
day night. During Friday low barometer
area will move eastward, probably attended by
showers and thunder storms, from the lower
laAe regions over the Middle Atlantic and New
England States.
A marked fall in temperature will occur in
ths lower Missouri and upper Mississippi and
Ohio valleys. Saturday promises to be fair
ana cooler in the Middle Atlantic States.
Along the Atlantic coast the winds win be
southerly and become high from Savannah
northward
The following changes in the Mississippi
liver in feet and tenths have occurred Above
thu danger line and falling, Memphis 20, Hell
ena 40; above the danger line and rising,
d,reenyiile rs Nicksburg q, New Orleans %,
further rise of about / foot per day is in
dt ated from Vicksburg southwark during the
next day or two.
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THE DREYFUS CASE.
Ex.Minister Of Justice Taricux Gives
Important Testimony.
THE AMBASSADOR OF ITALY
Says Major Count Esterhazy Betrayed
the National Secrets.
CIVILIAN FURNISHED PLANS AND MAPS.
Was Known to the Foreign Attaches Under
the Name Of "Dubbers."
REASONS FOR SENDING PlCQuART ABROAD.
He WINS Trying to Convict Estcrhsxy
4 of Observation-Disclosures only
the Courtmnrtial saw.
CIVILIAN FURNISHED PLANS AND MAPS.
Was Known to the Foreign Attaches Under
the Name Of "Dubbers.'
REASONS FOR SENDING plCQuART ABROAD.

Paris, April 1s.--The Ecialr today pub
fishes the deposition made by NJ. Tsrcux,
the former minister OF justice in the Ribot
cabinet. before the court Of cessation in
its inquiry into the nreyius case. NJ. Ta-
rieux said that Count Torneilli-Brusati dl
veragno, the Italian ambassador to
France declared TO him in March, 1898.
that the Italian secret Information bu-
roau never had any relations With Dreyfur
and OF the publication Of the hordereau ard
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BEEF WAS EMnALMED.
An Underwater TcstiHes 10 the Use
Of CRYSTALLINE salts.

Washington, April ls.-Dr. W. d, Blge-
low, chemist Of the agricultural depart
ment, told the Wade court OF inquiry to-
day that the canned corned beef was a
Wholesome and nutritive product. even
more nutritious than fresh beef because
OF preponderance Of wholesome properties.
Rudolph X. spieer, an undertaken OF
IIsrrisburg Pa, said ne had discovered
crystalline salts IN the refrigerated beef
In Porto Rico, which reminded him OF
powders used in embalmlng
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TENSION INCREASED.
Germany ana Great Britain Have
Not Fully Agreed.

Not Fully Agreed.
London. April 1.-THE STANDARD prints
the following dispatch from Berlin: The
toincu between and Germany over The
samoan question has somewhat increased
since yesterday Wednesday,, the confer
eucc between Baron Won Bulow, German
minister of foreign affairs, and sir Frank
LaseelIes. British ambassador at Berlin,
having failed TO settle all tho disputed
points.
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YrobapiIit,cs.

East Texas--Psrtly cloudy Friday and proo-
ably Saturday; fresh to brisk southeasterig
" .nds becoming variable Saturday.
West Texas and New Mexico-Partly cloudy
r,iday and probably Saturday; fresh to brisk
south winds, becoming variable.
Oklahoma Indian Territory and Arkansas
Probably cloudy Friday and Saturday; cooler
in northern portions Friday; southerly winds,
shifting TO westerly.
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rhe rorcr. Negollntlng.

London, April Is. Answering a question
In The house of commons today on the
subject Of Samoa the Right Hon. William
st, John Frederick, parliamentary secre-
tary OF foreign affairs. said that negotia-
tons We're proceeding between the three
powers and therefore papers on the sub
ject could not be presented to the house.
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YOUR UNCLE SAMUEL IS A VERY BUSY MAN

pears 20 have acted In conjunction with
The British forces only In pursuance of
defense OF foreign interests It Is expect
cd he viii not abate HIS efforts to secure
the restoration Of peace and II is probable
that when the commission arrives at Apia
Il win find its work facilitated through the
suppression Of the rebellion,
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KArrz IsDoHsEp.
His Action IN Conformity Win
Washington Instructions.

WHNUTHNEUF0 F''@'' " = = -
Washington. April IS. Admiral KautEa
actions in Samoa as are set forth in the
official dispatches arc approved lie was
instructed by the last mail steamer from
Auckland 10 avoid needless collision. but
TO protect property and lie until tho three
treaty powers decided how to deal with
tho situation No further ipTruclions
have W, been sent 10 him, and Il any go
forward b. cable within The next twenty
four hours, which u the limit Of Tins
available II the outgoing steamer IS 70 b
caught az Auckisnd they viii be simply
a repetition Of former orders
he partmout officials paini out thar from
accounts 50 far received the admiral APP
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INSURANCE LEGisLArunE.
No Modification OF the Ar
knusns LAW.

Little Rock, Ark, April i8.-'rhs
legislature today not only refused
10 do as requested by the business
mems convention last night. which
condemned the anti-trust law and
appealed for more liberal insurance
legislation. but passed Il vote of
condemnation on one of the mem
bers who had taken part in the
proceedings OF the convention
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SAMOAN TROUBLES.
Impression Is That the Affair will Be
Settled automatically.
THE COMMISSION COMPLETED.
Baron SpeCk Won Sternberg Is to Rep.
resent the Fatherland.
UNANIMlTY RULE AT LAST AGREED TO.
Sem.0ffiCial German Press Discusses the
Subject With Moderation.
ADMIRAL KAUTE ACTIONS ARE ENDORSED.
RULE AT LAST AGREED TO.
ADMIRAL KAuTz' ACTIONS ARE ENDORSED.
Was Instructed 10 Preserve the
Peace and Protect life and Prop
crty-Lcttcr From Chambers.

Washington. April 1s.--The Samoan
commission will sail for Apia on the Unit
cd States naval transport Badger. lcas-
ing san Francisco on the 25th instant.
This ARRANGEMENT was made today. AFTER
Baron Slecls Won sternhcrg, FIRST secretary
secretary and advised him of his appoint
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in Samoa recently English and American
officers promoting commercial interests
had fallen side by side aud he said he
hoped that IN the future the two nations
would always be found working and
fighting In unison
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CROsSVILLE, Tenn.-Hiram Hall, who
was sentenced to death for numbering his
yorng wife by pushing her into well,
was hanged here.
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nent Housc Bnspcd.

ncnton. Texas. April ia rent nonss
belonging TO Mrs. Hiil was pufneu AZ n .'sI
w wee causing q loss OF $500. No insurance
reported.
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a.re.ford.s wish.

London. April 81 Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford, speaking this evening
at Bridgesord. reminded his hearers that
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GenernI ubrervattons.

Observations taken by United States weather
bureau at all stations at p. IN. 10Th meridian
time.
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fairs, Baron Won Bulow, has consented to
reply will be the first subject taken up at
FRIDAYS session OF the reichstag,
IL Is asserted that the statement that
the Marquis Of Salisbury has unreserYed-
~ adhered to the principle ot unanimity
in the decision of the Samoan commission
Is an error The question as TO the eN-
tent unanimity is necessary Is stu 10 he
settled and certain reservations VIII PROB"
ably be made by Great Britain The exact
terms of the instructions to the commits
sioners have not yet been agreed 70.
The afternoon papers continued thelr
bitter comments on Great Britain, inc
semi official Post strongly urges the reichs.
tag TO place at the governments disposal
forthwith tho whole amount OF approprla
tons PASSED in annual instellments Tor
the naval increase last year and to haStpn
the work OF construction, arguing that
with respectable navy Germany heeu
not fear a repetition of the Illuminating
occurrences at Samoa.
Berlin, April Negotiations between
Dr, I.ieber. tho centrist leader and Baron
Won Bulow have finally resulted in tho
exnrnainp from the Interpolation the
words (which have injured Gerhah IN
terests so seriously. ,..,,or
Or IIeber declined to sign the question
as originally drafted. All parties IN inc
reichstag except the socialists nave now
signed It. This change Is a fresh proof
Of desire to avoid irritating Great hrltain
and tho United States.
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FIRST RASERALL GAME.
Seattle and Tacoma Amateurs VIII
Play Today

Spe,lal Dispa;eh % The post-in.eliiTencer
TACOMA, A2rsl D The FIRST baseball
gA-sss ~ the season will h" rsass~, tcrscr-
rev In T.s>Sss~s tseswesr the Seattle Ana
tours ant Tassrrsa orr sizes
TIE ine-slp az the Seattle team will Re
as follows Fell. catcher Rockersei
pitcher GsnusSiiH FRS base. Saee-s se~e-
essA hase. SssnsrsordS safri pas. Aaac-1
saartstcp jacobsen left ssif. Ais~rtso~.
cesstry ssEs Fowler right field Stevens
substitute
Huntington catcher Stsrktes e4~eseY
AxieAerrs. sscySsece: q Hss.s~. S-es base
III Carey seennA AsS- K II s.gs ,Ni-t
base fsa-ke LETT aei3s Day. center field:
Reeves rsgAs mes3
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BEARD ~ AuAit enA Contss1 Clafui
- Have made Great savsnga.

BEARD 81 Auaia onA COntFe1 Claiuno
- Nave made Great savsngs.
operial Dispatch to the Poss-Intsiisgeneer.
TACOMA, April 3-Secretary Ernest
iasss, q The state board q snsti and con.
frea, has completed Q detailed statement
q the financial condition OF each OF the
ave state institutions under the consrol q
the BOARD The statement purporis TO
khoW that By reason Of the concentration
Of management under one board. instead
Of separate booras for each institution. a.
formerly, . saving has been effected to the
sss q .Ssn. n sas s~ Eve ssaf r me
iatence.
The saving has been IN the so-caIled
maintenance Fund. IN which In included all
tbe cost OF caring for the inmates. re-
pairs and sgppsies OF every description
The amount OF saving IL reckoDed BY Sec
Rotary Lister By comparing the cost Of
each institution for The lest two years with
the previous Two years, while they were
under local boards Of trustees. Snmmaf-
| tied. the exhibit SHOWS the following fg-
uree:
In the Western washington hospital Tor
the insane. located at Steiiaccona. the
largest saving In expense was made, So
ue. This was done despite an inrrcase IN
the average numoer OF patients from sia
10 S5S The per capita expense under The
former administration was 60 cents, as
compared with the average during. the
last two wears OF as.9s TIE z0pFopria-
ton In 1876 was $50 vo, az compared with
41{5. 500 in 1897 In spite Of this the former
administration contracted deficiency of
$50 Sc which has been lately paid by the
board. Thus the difference in appropria-
ton was 31s.fs0 while the saving on each
patient per day Was So cents. or a total
q - - for the two years. In the ex-
pense column vas included several thou
sand dollars cf new machinery. and re-
pairs To the buildings
Al the penisentiary the former adminis-
irafion reverted TO the state $G7s. With
81 800 less appropriation. the board viii
revert G.962. The per capita expense
formerly was H.3s cents per day. During
the drst eighteen months OF the board
rulo II Was % 90 but during the last half
year expensive repairs 10 the buildings
have brought the average to ~ Is centa-
Even at this rate there has been q saving
Of G.00a which, with the other savings.
brings the total 70 loo.
Al tho Soldiers home. with an average
Of thiFty-ssx more members. $iS 90 less ap-
preparation and over Sa,0oo spent in Inn
provemenss. shA beard has saved sl6.Q00.
reverting TO the state almost 3i3.We
Tho rcform school has always been run
careful and good ane. Nevertheless the
state beard will return TO the state treas
ury 3ie.0e having saved about $l0W
The second largest saving was made at
the Eastern Washington Insane asylum,
al Medical Lake The average number OF
patients Increased fFsm 20 TO ny. while
the average Fer capita expense was re-
duced from IS .@ 10 80 cents per days
The last appropriation was $fo.000 Jess
than the formev enc. In spite Of the
many repairs ard new appliances paid tor.
The state beard saved ssS.eG as compared
with the former administration.