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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
ARMY NAIL.
List of Divisions and
Stations.
-.
WHERE TO lDDRESS LETTERS
HsHsHsase=saasaaassaa~
Superintendent Of Eighth Division Of
Railway Mall Service
Gives Data.
WHERE TO lDDREN LETTERS

PORTLAND. Feb. sT.-The zupcr-
iniendenl of the eiehlh division rail-
way mail service Furnishes the fot-
lowing corrected tlat ~ the utatloup
81 United States volunteer troops en-
ilsied frpm the eighth division aud
adjoining states. which WIN b. Of Ia
.P.f.
,erea' = theae having friends In any
o. tho regiments.
f1ras California infantry. Manlls.
ri
ttshsh California Infantry. Bent
eta. Cst
4 and p. California artillery.
Mhnlia. y. I.
n California artillery. aausluto.
Cat ~
= yaiiifornia ar,usrvfor. can
BY, Naah
Fipt coieraao infantry. Manila.
Z.
f1re tsaho Infantry. Manila. = I.
Twsnttsss Kansas lnfaRtzY. Man
ia. Pri
fvFasy.third Kansas tcoiarcsil ia-
fsntry. Fort t.eavrnN nrth. Kan
First Montana Infantry Naniia. T..
riu, Nebraska infantry. ManIla.
r. 2
Thsi Nebraska Infantry. Havana.
cula.
second orvron Infantry. Manila.
Flrs, Tsxa. infantry. Havana.
cuba.
Thifi Tesas infantry. Fort clark.
Texas
Fe.rsh Texas Infantry. San An.
tprl0. Texas
., ara y. Utah llSh, artillery. Man
sie. T. l.
fret Washington Infantry. Man
lln. p,
Territorial regiment. tfaiiai state.
eaiuf tesf infBntrs. Albany. ia
Ths feiioNiun are the principal
esmE eanilsueas % ths stxhih de
fisiaa Nith ,he troops lta'iensd
camps contiguous "a the si1hsh div
&&A'aAs = IA sfft# 8@fAsH fFNttHHHA
there
Manila. =. II; a. United states en-.
Eineafs battalion. g. +. q. l. X and
l.. Fourth United states cavalry @.
u. X. and I. .Thirsi. and y aud q.
Sixth lTnliei sgstes artillery Third.
Fourth. Twelfth. Fourteenth seven
tenth Eighteenth, Twentieth and
rv.Htv-fhifsl tiriied stairs ius1ns
try. FIRST California infantry. a and
=. California artillery. Pest coli
Grade iHfnntfT. First Idaho iufan-
try. Fiftx-0gat fowh Infantry. Tween
tleth Kansas infantrya ThirtrHa'b
Niuueruts Infantry. Firss Montana
infantry FIRST Nebraska Infantry.
First Neffh Dakota Infantry. Second
OREGON infantry. Tenth Penney.
yanis infantry. Firet senth Dakota
.nfansry. FIRST Tennessee infantry. a
ard T.. fftah artillery. First Wash
iugten Infantry. First wyoming in
fantrv. First Wyoming battery.
Honolulu. o.. l. !. X. !. ana rs.
sscoad limited States engineers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
ON thin YUKON
Experience Of ANA
teur NavigatorS
N TOLD 81 A STElNBOiT MIN
ssaaa=sa
Portland ciors to the Marine Iuspee.
tors Writes a hotter Ffom
ALASKA.
N TOLD 81 4 STEAMBOAT Miy

PORTLAND. Feb. .--sten r,bsai.
ing %" the Yukon was pretty crude
IN aotie places lart year. and some
~ the returned Kiendllkers ten fun.
ny tales ~ The nateltles - nnvira.
tion IN that far-nway land George
u. ciaEeii. who ls wcii r.metnb red
ar eleth Ia the local hteambn IA.
speetcr's office Ia this ritv. Ia now
holding aaimllar position al sitRa
and writes as folioefT regarding an
experience Of one ef thr stetu-whcei.
eraa
'Afiet the boat r., started up the
river the captain and engineer rot
mad about something aud went
ashore There was ans u .hr party
90 board who though, he could steer
and another who Imagined h. could
run the engine Thr fret party rot
az ia the PHO, houss and the other
feilor took his post az the engine,
and. neither u them knowing aup
signals. they posted q mar out on
the forward deck. one Ia the gang.
way door. and - on 70 the engine
room. Ter the purpose Of passing the
word. let her go easy the cap.
tain sunF out. and let her so easy.
let hff 81 EASY. passed o. dawn
along the Tine until Z; reached the
engineer They ran along this uav
for abou, fiss niles. when The iuiee-
tor on the puf9p began 70 npintier
and throw 81, ssesgn. The ENGINEER
threw her side open. AMI yelled
run her ashore. She 10 blow Ing
mp and made a break Tor IN. for.
ward FHnEwHy The word rraily
reached the eaptaiu and NJ ran her
so er 30 feet up on the b. arh. and
they alt piled opt and Jumped b.tlnd
the trees ana ~aitesi ~ the explo-
aton % occur, No EXPLOSION taking
place they finally vent hack. and u
took them three weeks 10 set the
tsaai mack IN The water.
There were a good many expert
enoss similar 90 this aud there wan
= good one ca red headed preach
er. vho took askIneil stsar1er from
Portland 10 toShe Yukon. whom
he got hts boat ready h. could not
make hia engines turn over. and.
= hiir he wan iiuNrFing with thrtn
one day. q fellow eEme along and
told tim No would i4nYe ~ Faw his
crank IN two. fae fellow tod hlni
G. saw tt and b. would cast him ane
ether On thu beach lie dii - and
n war all Of vith that steamboat.
and TIE red-headed prenchrr waa
around looking Tor q fnb very epon
Afterwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
THE LUMBER MARKET
Some interesting Figures
Sent From Portland.

PORTLAND. FEB. gT.--Fsge Bros
latest humber freight circular does
not tafs a very encouraging view OF
the afnation. II says.
me lumber freight market his
weakened very perrcptibiy. eapeei-
nfly 10 the West coast. by continued
asyerif - Of large iron vessels. There
I. 10 demand at present for wheat
gounare. and frelgh,s aye - shiiliurs
asksf for san Francisco loading and
y shliaurs from the Sorth. Lum.
brr rights are u0minaiiy rs fol
boss
:, 4psy. de sdni9s 81. with 1000.
~ rsracity. asking t7a ~ fof March
and April loading. Melbourne and
Asslnlae, sAngtsis "a. with tonnage
orerfne Mt the latter figure. Port
P.sie. sssaa7a 81. with tonnage Of
fsrtur At fsa ad. Freefnsntle. e0sfts -a
al Cerslef0n. 6zs sdMs5s. West
eoaa,. 4Isfftss for Pisagua range,
aim 500 go capacity. offering at
80 for erdafH. caiiao range. f2s $40
~ al with tonnage Offering 1T -
81 fer p direct port. Bneuos Ayres.
20 gdFf SIS. with no inquiry; Tieut-
.iu GOV. Kalochow. sss. tonnage Off
arine a. 81 81. Japan. f7a 81, With
~ dernud. shanghai 5zsa SIS I'd.
with tonnage Offering al Bio. Nledi-
.oatorf. &c cdNl0s. Calcutta. 5Isff
a. y IN 100000 capacity fixed at
a.. zont- Africa. s2s sdffeas. Unit
ID Klngiom. SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
FOHfTOLO TROUBLE.
Portland Volunteer writes
From Manila.

poRrI.AN rsh ss.-rheHaaa q.
ryickrv. q company q, sseeni ore.
son writing 10 his esrents aud dat
lnw AS letter At Manila, January
iita. reits
r,,..v 49, Fresiisnt Acktnisy'-
Proclamation an Asuinaida'= two
proeiamations weu'inx absolute In.
eieperAencr. thiagr have locked
aaaakir. VIZ the pasi Tires dayH
NE hat~ been hett IA our quarters
and not ailoNsa outside Passes
have been llasitei 10 tNrnty far
e,eh COMPANY. W afe veafinE eur
crown suits Al aay nesy. 50 as g. br
IN h.rrsxs ~ suitea duty AL 81
ire y era American soldiers hrFc sre
hal4 in tArlr quarters Ne cen Est
ready H. march In seven minutes.
.-rhe streets VsFe efrarri to-day
ard an th~ wouisu ani children ord.
erred IL. zaa I'll sisscs fica~d,
IL ths natives attack the walled
city ne can class tar esfrs Ike dfs4rr
ana then the srsasg wili have to
cilsrh nrrr the Rsli. uhirh IL - fest
hsxh. We scala SCI them and pick
them 81 before shey could reach the
. ~ - tNsrw rFe hFwHsswnfks on
sa~ - 80 rheaf ater
~ ere nos ee1ns ellssi 20 s~Nrrh
every aatsse. IN IN oit town u =
supror~d that theFe are several
,hoasarss slsss eeres1i~1 m hanses.
h1ts AMI stores
-ns alarm TRAY was the most
alarnslnx yet. anal even the alex rnen
rrsnarsied % - hueie cali hut
shry utrm nus ainweli 20 cnnr aat
ia bss sazsl hssr - shoe, NJ
gym al the enersy. VIII try g. do
my aar{. ard 4 anything happens TO
me. Il bar he the wifl ~ God and
Z "a rhrr-osr. - II Il nSw Ger duty
"a ser = sfa, 20 this iawhrcakinE.
rnarziefoue tdsA these natives have.
-oas orders arr 10 arrest al sun
ulrfsHs characters whom Ns $50. as
th-s- natives ar very srsaky. and
yin creep 10 oealnd a fellows back
e. nlrht ant stab hina vifn knife
Thevi are ssgs wnsd on the knit. but
nv great rys ards
~AH u ~ grass agI uaiefhrtszh
entsats - ne Old wall have been
eat 81 80 - give a. eoacea'r4Hnt q
aa,ifss snsn king Hp
-lsv the time this letter reaches
you Yrn nav have rad spr1sthlne
Iatsfesflrx sipout this place.
We nos sleep with our clothes on
aai Nth our rtffes by our sides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
BUILDING IN IDAHO.
o. r. & N. Company Extending
It's Railway Lines.

LEWISTON. Feb. s7--withln the
coming thirty deYs leo graders viii
BE- "a fNoek On the SNAKE river line
Ut the o. II. ~
There are now four camps between
Lewiston and ttiparia. at Granite
paint. helaw Aimnta. above Aimota
ard a r-nnewHwa. consisting 81
about 10 men. who arr rapidly
rstuus ths roekNork sat - the way.
II ~ expected o. complete the read
10 i.ewistun within four months
The steamer Norma brought az
Yesterday several tons ~ powder for
the various rock camps. and a car
load OF sefarerH IL now a. Hiratia
that wiii Do distributed along the
river IN the neat trip pt ring tho
last few trims ~ the Norma large
quantities 81 grading implements
havs been brought up for the new
camps tina tarr soon 10 be establish
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27

PERTINENT POINTS.

Gold dollar pi=eea. the coinage OF
which ceased IN 1890. now scli ns
hirh az $3.50 apiece. They are Ia
demand for decorative purposes,
birthday gifts. etc
a Herlinor has asked The permits
sion Of the iocnl authorities 60 es-
tablish a public cemetery for pot
animals. lie believes that " would
meet n long felt want
a resident OF Moran. Kan, has
placed In the local oaper an adver-
tisement In which he challenges
anybody Co meet him IN debate ana
contest his claim that everybody
except the nap,ists are doomed 10
hell
Senator Mason .of Illinois, enjoys
the unique diatinction OF having
been one OF the most aggressive IN
bringing on the war with Spain ana
one OF the most violent in opposing
its Logical eHults-KansnH city
Journal.
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az callers among them American
0enrao H. Cook and w a Mason.
of Chicago. who are intcreatsd Ia the
issue Of Mexienn bonds, The preti-
Gent also gave audience TO bishop G..
G. MeCuhe nf the Methodist gpispo-
pal church. who was nccomaaniod
by Miro Mccnbr. the RcV. John Bnt-
Ter and Mrs. Elizabeth Moultan The
hlHhon thanked the president for the
uniform protection which the Hny-
eminent has granted 10 ProteHthnt-
Ism during the past twenty -avs
years addlns that the 400 Mexican
children tn the Methodist schools
81 ths Republic had always hera
taugm Patriotism, lilHh1p MrCahc
raid hlyh tribute o. the president
personally. saying that his name
awakened more enthusiasm tea
American audiences than that 81
any other FOREIGNER
pr Mccahe handed President nia 9
a memorial letter frem pf william
nutlef OF lioston. founder 81 fhc
Methodist mission In Mexico. whose
son. ID John butler. Translated this
and the bishops remarks % preai-
dent Dlaz Tho president wan duiy
affected. aud responded very Hfa-
eiously
There are aao American tourists IN
the city ~ Mexico now. aHd af these
more than une-third are from chit
earoi There have mol been 10 many
Americans here since iSaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
THE NEW MAINE.
How She Will lcok When
Finally Ready.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ~. - The
new hattIeship Maine will be com.
pleted. according to contract, ~
June. 1904. The new vessel viii be 20
feet Che longer. and have " feet
more beam and over two feet great
cr mean drauEht. dispiaring u. ho0
tons. against her predecessors 6.ss2.
She viii have 10. 900 indicated horse
power. against s2ea. and a normal
coal supply Of 1000 tons. against only
600. t.'e bunker capacity also. being
1000 ngainat SOC. Her turrets viii
carry i2-inch GUNS. where the old
Maine carried i9-inch. and Instead
II ak eix-lnoh guns the newer bat
tieahir VIII nave 10 There VIII be
q guns ia the secondary battery. in
stead ~ 10. including 20 six pound
ers. instead ~ seven. In armor the
advantage ~ the new vessel VIII be
no ies7 marked. her turrets, for ex-
ample. being not only superior In
quality. but twice an thick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
ONE or TINE EAGLES.
Sent Away With a Regiment
Is . War Mascot.

LIST spring. when all the world
was looking nuKiouEiy toward the
American eagle and her cause. two
young eaEieta were Matched In tau
cypress tree on the edge 90 prairie
about sixty miles from Kissimmee
says a writer In th- FOREST and
Stream. a native watched the site
and one day feIied the trsI. on.
eagle. gave u3 Us life. the other
was found alive. The man brought
Il TO town IN an on team and on s;s
arrival it was barely breathing IL
was quickly given beef and wctcr.
and. while the poor thing could not
support It's head from extreme
weakness. Il showed it's appreciation
~ giving out gursling sound. y
coon learned 90 drink wa.er from
pnocn then cup. and within
couple q DAYS could sit NJ. The
bird slept a great deal. restinc fiat
on tn ground with wings slightly
spread aud It's head living TO ore
side. This at first we supposed was
from extreme weakness, but he con.
tlnued this. using the perch between
times. when he would apparently be
In n deep study. but not asleep.
What an immense bird he was.
and what n sweep Of wings he had,
IN color he was almost black. the
imster of hts feathers being cxquls-
tie. ffls beak WAS black. his feet
and LEGS yellow. while his dark
brown eyes were the perfection 81
beauty in their wondrous way %
changing. During his short stSy he
was 50 gently cared for that he
learned no antipathy for anything.
although his eye would scan close
~ the kitten or dog as they. limo
cent OF the dormant strength that
lay bthiud those talons. stood bv
while the bird devoured hts fish or
beef At lrst the eBEie was so raw
enous that he swallowed his food
In great pieces. eating the sinew and
Eat Of beef. but later. placing his
powerful talons on the fish or beef.
he would raise his wings. draw his
body rp from the food, and proceed
leisurcly Co tear II into shrcds. feed
INK az daintily as squirrel, but
lcavinn NIL the sincw and fat. The
man who captured fhe eagle said on
the ground beneath the nest was the
ing an oder that was far from agree
able.
The strength and beauty OF this
king % birds grew ON ms daily. but
as he could serve his country better
as mascot for the army we parted
with MIN, but thememory OF hts de-
parture IL ptill fresh. recalling pic
ture FUN 81 pathos. II was night,
and IT, eagle had been put into u
box for shipment. the wagon stood
waitlrn; az II was moved off the
caeed bird peercd out. and that last
lingering look from his eye express
ed rehuke. sorrow and longing: he
gave forth a low girgllng note, as "
pleading TO be allowed 10 remain:
he left woman standing by the
rntc With tear-hed,mmed ewes and
, atrungly pulring heart. but he
,nught ua that the more we study
hese creatures. less godlike than
ourselves the moro we feel an lndul-
gent care and kindly sympathy for
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
BISHOPS TO LECTURE
ienten Address Taking Place
In Chicago.

: CHICAGO. Feb. 27.--Five preiatas
OF the Episcopal church will visit
Chicago during Lent to deliver lee
lures On historical topics relative TO
five great movements in church his
tory. The addresses Win be given
In Grace church under the auspices
o. tho church club. which makes the
following announcement. the first
lecture in the 'srics taking place last
evening.
"WyGine and the Pre- Roforma-
ton Ieriod. Bishop David Scsaums.
of Louisiana. Sunday night. Febru.
airy 20.
"Crgumer md the Reformation
Period" Bishop George =, Seymour.
OF Springfield. March 9Th
Hocter and the Post Reforma-
tion Period" Bishop u. s. Tuttle.
Of Missouri. March nth.
Pussy and the Catholic Revival
Period" Biahon G, G. Grafton. Of
Fond du Lac, March goth.
'seabury and the American Per
Rod" Bishop william NJ. Brown, n
Arkansas. March 27th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27

tBFrathst Of The party tie Wfites
90 faauaH from EAHua in Grnudn.
under Gais af FEB "a. e. hiH parents
10 'his city
Sunday morninF Has 1oehn re'
far me Ia report WITH ms rHmer9
tho depot immediately. which I q
anu We went down tu Gimaia
our part5 was composed 1f Mai
rhn, Mai Halrh. Cuban Col TAI
ana mvseif Several citizens Nerr BIZ
ferNieWs1 and uew mn or a..
pdnted hut In a town ~ 1000 prari.
two hours wero required 10 nj d
tlible on which To administer Z q
cath ~ INSTALLATION. Net morning
Sc Wonf 20 Rrmrdina. where Gen
Come hnH his headquarters. u o.
"A regular I'D spanish town WITH
Very rprfow. crooked streets Tint
eyeuise SEQ went 20 cn'bhrlcn. n
very nice town. where Wc haf as
elegant aupaar and good bed Mex
nA1ruiir coffee end bread ou nrlsinc
ana hfrIhfaet a. II. consisting 81 oy-
ntcrs on half shell insi cav "a that
mnruinr. ciam chowder. ham and
eggs. bread. potatoes. wine. co1feo
ana de- aert ~ Gunva jelly and
choese We camo back as fnr ~
couajngui, whore we waited three
hours Tor % special conveying a com
miaHlep beaded ~ r. 8. Porter on q
visit g. Gen. iomeE. nni we went
back 10 Bemedloa with them.
Lieut.. Iiauna ana Mr. Qurrada were
ia the party Had supper 81 70 p
m. nuf next morning stood on the
steps % Catholic church and
watched Gen Gomez az he rode past
at the head q % mounted escort Of
10 cubauH. Started again at u a.
M arrived al riHcetas at Loo
O'Clock and had breakfast az ) .. ~.
plhcctas il one 81 the pinrea whore
tho apnHisrds drove In so4i eoncen-
tradoa win nee about all there is
worth seeing IN annfa Clara prov
iure. and we may be- IN Havana and
Santiago before returning"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
THE LIBRARY
Is OalyVisited by
2,QOOReaders-
llBRlRIiN SITn 1T WORN
-
2 he iassIsusloasew teessss In the
vsslsr Hoe Is Credit to
p CITY.
usRlRIlX slTH At WORN

Seattle hrs te~e % Be nreni 81
It's new pusilshnraFy situated in
the old yrsier fAnsien. commando *
= tae view az b hay. and-nrrouna-
ed hy aeautics rraands. !, makes
an ideal herr dor an Institution Of
It's kind.
Librarian Snsh was fnnd today
IN hts private ts'ce amoss ehaas
Of PAPERS. srasT mes and iev books.
You can ressiy wee thss eu have
been moving. - that " are very
busy at rresei netsinr thtner "a
order" sSie b we hre nur-
chased tfrn snsn % rw book.
since oetoh<r list. and hse AZ PRES
ent ehoat $50 Volumes The lib
rsry r. well ptroniznd ard about
roco visitors % reedsvsrail daily
Almost eversrsns T. ffeeat eitsxsns
Of SEATTLE. end we have Sued ie.eoo
cards. yon rsy say tathe public
that ws havx Aiimlsft lumber %
Magazines n@ ard tsHc holding
ftrst cards 81 enlsLea TO draw
thsm.a
III - q rerlrk able faS owinr %
the large MA ber Of F;siax
daily. tina, tpre afa eass
lost. The ll3ratY : - wifh
hsnaery. vfre n = gs-
per-covsrea sses sd
worn out ce@. ..tt - 4 t.Veu
the eorns. IL easse. nd flexible
gum IL us@t .Rh rnaes a bind
ing not 10 bs ohtsinrd eiinariiy a
the bookssssds. MeEx'nes arr
bound In pee. choice works u
fietlrn in eaasns and csAslc iiteFa-
ture covers o. thresauner leather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
AT DlAz' RECEPTION
Indians Attend a Function In
Mexico.

CITY or MEXICO. rreb. 27.--The
Kickapoo indians. Of whom there
now remain In the Indian territory
probably not smore than 1000. have
delegation from the United stataH
now a the capital Of Mexico. The
pf6u5 ~. tribal custom. attended
tho preslo vis.s reception Saturday.
They are here e+1 ,eopclt from the
government an AID rent OF lands.
10 which the remnnf OF the tribe
In the Indian terrific y deaires To
emlgraic, The KlciearA -fcane from
the Ohio valley. wht.A they were
prominent IN the comb ~ indian
troubles. In 1859 they,uf iHthtes 10
Texas md Mexico, ninv ot them
benin = aght back an = ettled on
lands iu The indian ternnt Y twenty
years later.
In Axs@pubilc reception ! reAident
Dinz, VINO has entirely y covered
from the grip met laire ps"her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
SHORTAGE or FISH.

Local nah companies report n
scarcity % salmon nj the present
time. The rtverr and the waters Of
the sountl. Mans II the biz fellows
have seemed to haze migrated 90
other quarters. and tho mafSeA are
Just barely sui piled Haiihus con-
tlnueA abundant large ennsiEn.
mentn arriving daily from the north
and Cape Flattefy. Seventy iheus-
and pounds ~ this fab was rcceiv-
cd recently by chlopeck Bros.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27

Last Monday Judge q. w. Smith
Of the i0lst district attended ordln-
with two of the largest hen eggs W.
ever saw, tho largest one measuring
lrngthwiHc nine Inches, and seven
inches around v lille the other one
went down the tape cord tu the
tune OF SyG, This monster hen fruit
was from the poultry yards 81
Mossrs j. l. and J. W. Smith. Of
Daisy. These fine AVyandoite hens
that laid these eggs certainly had
something 20 oackle over. hut then.
when II comes Ia line country prod
uee. and especially chickens and
eggs. Tatneii can crow over any
county in the stats r"tnali '''''r.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-02-27
CARRYING NAIL.
How > yomin H'ps Her
unie Ssmu1.

- a ~. 49,
Two mil t@sl et 80. - okaa.
osan 'o'i'I ~ Ms'S ~. IS
sne osanots 1ves q e eais.iis
,s ,'e... ss L. ~ 1919 ,. s .,
nn.as ms auo az. ss.s.. M ~ : J.
"a. ysaf ~. -, saa rana. g. ne
..-k - ~ = - II" = 49, -
s 80 a. mI "a. 90 -
60. az s'sas 80 ' ,,asa a. y.
aasS $500 sn s,.v1 ~
. ~, -. s.ounss ~
.rln1las u..na ~
pals ss 20 p nss'o VT ~ mo,
onsn'y asF.gp s.sV,ts. =
81. MAJ. esAe.'seA''s nav -.
zen H.. y. - - 9 re
." !. - sh.'ns - ~ !
" ..i's-s.o oeeoa..s
- 81 W s''si' carr on me
pa Ia.
apsoyos -, =. - tt..sl-
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HALF ANARCHIST.

society-ew What do these anar
ohists wnnt9' asked Mr.. Oilrox
ITO do away with the rich"
More than that" said his guest.
They would de away with society"
II don't know" Haid Mr.. Oilros,
after cautious glance Co see Il his
wife were IN hearing. but what I'm
with 'cm. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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A PROPOSE
Three Nos RosAlehg Now
consit

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HOME EXPANSION.
Figures on Agricultural Prod.
ucts for 1888.

WASHINGTON. F'eh. z7.-rhe gov.
ernfaeat HtatiHilelana have just com
picisd their estimates ef this coan-
trr'a crops IN isss.
The value % the ave chief erppa
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Troops in Philippines.

For purposes ~ reference inc fol-
towing official iist of All United
states troops in me Philippines and
an route is given Battery 4, fnlted
states engineer battalion: g. y. q.
r X nad l.. Of the Fourth United
states cavalry; one troop Of Nevada
cavalry fvniuntcerI. q. II. X and
r. Of the Third. and y and q OF
rho sixth United States artillery; \
snd ID Of the California. a and y Of
tho Utah artillery and the First
wyoming battery; Third and Fourth
RATED states infantry ;the Four
teonth and companies u. y, Y, II, I.
X l. and VI Of the Seventeenth
frrfted states infantry; Eighteenth.
1-,sanileth and rwenty-third linited
states infantry. First caiiresnsa
rIrat Colorado. First idaho, FIFTY
arst Town. Twentieth Kanaas, Thlr-
tecnth Minnesota, First Montana.
Jstrst Nebraska. Firat North Dako-
IA second Oregon. Tenth. Penuayl-
canIe. FIRST South Dakota. First
,rcnneesee. First Washington and
rirat wyoming. All Infantry.