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PUBLIC OPINION vs.. MURDER.
Newspaper Attempts - Aid an Ac-
eased Woman.

rather interesting prosecution ~ en-
gazing the attention Of she Tokyo local
court. according 10 the Hlogo News Of De
css!rfser Il. The editor OF the Jill Shlmpo
has been prosecuted for violating the press
law by extending help 10 and synpathiz-
ing with cfisnigsa. defendant undergoing
trial.
1, appears that few months ago
msirsieroas assault was comnaitted by Il
woman upon a man who had broken bis
promise 10 marry her and while the case
against the woman WAS still sub JUDGE,
the jill referred TO IL In an article wherein
tae writer saia be would undertake 60 con-
vert public opinion. which ~as then
against the woman. The article Eaudsd the
woman as faithful and courageous. and
expressed the opinion that the citizens Of
Tokyo would be pleased 10 see her ac-
quilted.
The Jill being distinguished for It's advo-
eaey OF the cause OF women-i. e. their
improved statas-fhe public proeurator de-
esared that the intention of the article
was 10 aid and aAet the woman. Five
harristers were engaged for the defense.
The ahsnrdIty Of paper Of the JiHs
standing being guilty OF the offense chaTg
es was commented upon. and Il was
urged that the obvious intention of the
article was 10 cover far wider grounds.
with view 20 an amendment Of the GRIM
mai .aw which. il was urged, is too severe.
Moreover counsel argued that the par
ticuIar article Of the press Law under
which the prosecution had been taken did
not cover such a case as the present, bat
that the idea of helping and sympathiz-
Ing" implied pecuniary help. The further
point was made that since in japanese
law there were provisions relating TO
contempt Of court" as in English law.
counsel could not see that any wrong In
the eyes Of the law had been done by tho
papers comments on the case. TIE jsdg-
meut In the case is awaited with interest
In press circles.
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[PORTANT NEWS FROM THE ORIENT BY MAIL.
|IaOanese Lumber Dealers Capture a Five Years
Contract From the Siberian Railway

Yamuc
81
OF
tn rams o We
wud ndoft he
yfhesd
of
S OF the of princeH Prussia
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.tpax surrars IL is sentew hal agstztes1
essr ! neS iassd tax bin recently In
N sroauatA ISL the parposs Of esarcom-
ing tie annual deficit spetsal leafss
-. 49,, rsass.yea to Rseet the aefseit this
- usrassss Ito Is ute " the advocates
! -. ,ssss,.s.,ea measure. while TotlB. Okn~
Z. ssrsnisosxsy opposes r.. The Earsoas
| ..s,ses, AID commercial organiza ;ioss are
s.sw saernsesvss on different sides.
- h.a p-oaosss 3 Fs-szssAssnsnt o.
- ~slsss t<srens In tie prefsctar.s o.
vss.ta Msyaxs and fen-saaeht1, and the
s..sssrssat VIII thereby hs increased by
g Az Gen Il Il proposed 10 increase
Il ssx firm * TO per cent. from Jan
NJ asxf.
~ premier, In as address 10 tsss ftnsass-
~ssfyea 70 he experiences Of previous
rslssftss Ia their attempts 10 deal with
kssss4i ass.stssns. afd said these sans
cssssst were giving the present govern
nssg sFaat anxiety,
1a cosfesencs OF the committee os tile
Eass ii consf tutfonas party II wss decided
: sss the government 70 make the tax ors
xa - pr cent. instead 81 I. This would
kss deficiency Of e.gszt.sss yen. whieh,
sas sngxsssra. could be raised By in
nssslax the saxes on tobacco and resi-
kksszi iaa1
Narsax IL. In ae extended interview la
H. tas&a Times. s4,ssks seriously -of the
Agsnez< tsaanesal situation, and adds
ssaeas II sssA sana tax.
4 tssah should tHrn your attention to
- xsusgs9n 1T tie Indemnity funds. se-
Fzsalsa IN niAny Of you undoubtedly arr
sRa H. fer same u you III iatelg heaf
Msart ftsesysa fte:n Cara on account Of
| y M tn1ssanssy, as compensation for
| - rssfnrssxson OF the i4iaattng q uinguls
~ - interest on the Indemnify install
3ass aggregates -. 80 90 yen III round
1fves IF that amount fsT.tks. go yen ap-
/ tez3rzssiy b set anart for certain sixea
WImv having a balance OF iss. An ssN
/ - s9pf0xtfnasely. But so many have
~ ne calls made upon II THAI only a
~ SEAsns behind on This accaBnf."
n marquis enumerated the various ap-
pas<e1auas made from the foregoing sam
mnsss9ax that ensy a Nstls over = .aD go
- rsnaiHs IN cash oB this account,
MEsr eaa 90 zen approximately which
IA 4 10 pas shsOad during the next
~ yssr. shsrehy producing a dsac1t OK
- x.AASps ysn.
3fss Ma mhy stated his exc~i,sncy
eksnped. SRA. II The opportunities of res
- ths tnaEees from the present critical
Aean mi 10 be gsasped tais year. no
s~fban Nalii los able 10 elaborate an
sssise remedial MEASURE next year
~ a. aas 90 the emergency. | am i'm
- 70 sssactfeiy advise yaa % avail your
kfs q the opportunity supplied by the
Rnt setssea sna 20 adept a sound
"a programme. | should also re.
y@a A. sass sslnrtuTe % the naraiyxea
- " Which Japanese Industry finaz
y present. and that this II also an
~ pesf's mat demands the attention
u legislature"
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YSAI TAoTAI's CORNER"


The dismissal some weeks ago NJ Tsai
T,sotai one OF the important Chimes func-
tlonasies because III alleged trres slsrsties
n accounts appears 10 have been des
Is an aeslcn mere distinctly Oriental than
s. mere entertainment, as viii evident
from sas following clipping ssom tie Stiang-
hal Press:
Tine Universal Gazette SAYS ou the au-
thofliy NJ 4 telegram froIn ~ Fakng cor
l4s;-eti tesB That The .flsFnisS3f frcm office
~ srsag Taesai was siee48ed on fecauae ~
s.azrsia frrFxsiia~ trans actions in CsanYsssc~
ssen with she esAndestina shipment gf rice
a1aer ara affensgst sc Iaay ssa Fssr1i erys laTssa
MAS naa4r 10 create an artificial T3ee famine
81 he lover ursos lfsrs. This /. says. ana
1901 hts acttnn WITH regard 10 the Nfns-Yse
ysxs sacatSe affair. Is the true reason 81 his
Disgrace
Tire rice famine hsre ailssssa To is the
sasTs< ore over which reseilf1n was a. one
time Threatened In one OF the Ctlgsese prov
ssscez Actions similar te thai ~ Tsai Tao
tai are freaaes1: in sEsa Celestial kingdom
II IS the Oriental methe3 of creating 4
"<>es1s@w
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JAPANESE NOTES.
Census Returns for 1897, and Other
Items OF General Interest.

Items of General Iaterest.
show that on December 81 the population
OF me ernpsre was e. rs sts--the males num-
te-ing q s2s ssl and the females q. tE. IL
r r
TIE erurerr and empress 81 japan have
made a eozirfn0ticG 10 the fund for dis
srihation among tire relatives o. those who
lost tAs4r lives by the fouEdersng OF the
Osaka Shosen kasha steamer Miyaga wa
Maru. which coliided with the Kinsliu
Maru.
Mails from japan 10 Japanese poetoffices
I'm Korea and China are TO ee sent hereaf-
ter at the domestic postage rates
;
The Inana Marsi which arrived at Ba-
kan. IN Jaran from Europe recently.
hrasghf machinery Tor the government iron
foundry and materials for two torpedo
beats which are TO be put together at
kare.
The Tokyo engineering school vas entire
ly DESTROYED by fire on the night Of the sth
The mountains IN the nelghhorhood o.
Hiroshima are raossrtesi 10 be covered with
snew.
The scheme Of the MlsSa Blsht GOSH
kafsha for the construction OF a big ,jasel
gard near waaa. III japan. has been again
discussed by the Hicgo city council Ii is
proposed under the scheme 10 reclaim a
portion Of fse SEA extending southwark
fsorrf the mouth u tine Shinkzwa to the
quarantine anchorage CT Wasta. and 10
fagild docks for the accommodation or en-
sfFuct4un ~ warshtrS and fnsrS.a nj lie
steamers. THE scheme Is to ne taken in
hard WITHIN five TsaosxtsTs after II receives
fae sanction 81 tha authorities, ana com
glefeti within o period OK three years The
isitiss c,ssiay Is calculated agsnroxi Tina tely
at . RAJ 8zi YETI
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graceful little acts OF simple courtesy
' hfch endear him 20 every one with whom
he comes in contact His royal aighness
personally called upon aii the young Ger
mar ladies In Shanghai, who contributed
To the icial memorials laid on the Tits
.D2nurasrst. TO return them thanks Cor their
thoughtfu.n~ss.
- = :.
The board Of revenue. at Shanghai has
received from ire empress dowa ger an
siic. ors!ering the immediate payment Of
Ire animal sums Cue from the provinces
IRe amounts Of 1881 have only just been re-
ceived and amount TO the following sums
Customs. all the provinces taels I.,so 90;
land tax taels. 1.0oe.1a and salt gaeelie
taels. 90, 90
p i =
From list published in the OSAKA Main
ichl, fourteen foreigners appear 10 be IN the
service Ut TIE KOREAN government as teach
eTs ard advisers. THE salaries paid range
from 600 yen a month down 20 ~ yen twfich
is tho amount pad to the teacher OF Chi
nase). Some OF the foreign employees have
an allowance OF % ven as house rent In
addition 10 their salaries
The anti-Sgrissian agitation on the part
OF the pedaess 81 Seoul brought UP an
army OF Christians. as>ont Deceraber fe
who assembled in front OF the Metrussoii-
tan police station. Other factions also or
ganiZei their forces and Seoul remained IN
a state Of anarchy. Changes In the gov
eminent continue 10 be OF frequent occur
rences-
- r -
The empress dowager OF China has form
ed for herself the North China Daily News
says a new body guard. consisting of 4, 800
men, OF when 10000 were picked from the
imperial guard; To- eo0 from the Vanguard
division of The imperial guards. l0.1 from
the PeiSing Held force. and 10. 99 from the
etgh, Banner corps or-a1liza lions. The pay
Of the new empress guards is two tseis
per msuth more than that OF the old impe-
rial guards.
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Oakland Nac~a.

&AS FRANCISCO, Jar @-weasAer n,
Oakland aoe. track Sloppy. Results.
Five ssgyfossgs~-7'sse Miller wa Master
lee ssoSscs%4. Asaa Israxd third Tine.
Iaslt.
as sssrscags-fiaSAsaaa Ban veg, lamar
81 seesavSl Ezra ~ third Tine tst-I.
Tsa<ee fas@foasS, Esafosd ssssr~. s-yea~~ssss
Nina waSa. Nsllsw T&I sassosaz Fssnus>
Nils sntF4 Tfsus -
1sSs Easse. I-as-aEa HatsS hsnsff>arA-
Nasansax wo9 HosaaaxaStsxn see1gss. DIN
tAas yhs-s Tsrrzs g..
S@wexs fssrisssss-~-ssiss Narssn wnn Inns
wstsr sssre<zst. tfssrtsxs shsr3 TINE I@s
A45e 81 asssss xgxsss sf r. So a ess&szso v.sgTs
Hardy sse2sssz. T<.sa@&z ss>sd. TGsae 1.szs>
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JAPAN GETS thu CONTRACT.
70 Fasnish Sse~Fers fer che siberian
Railway fer ftxe Years.

tEpsress furre%r dealers AaTe scared p
s&x esssssAsf with tire - oeTtan railway The
Noass9rg stas~s that yEs siaoaers fox the
w~e ~ the railway sariux isse pwxr rive
wears ara - - sacfsise1 sgogw sAe Hok-
RAsssa- Contracts have sssSn fnaaa .@r g.
sssAsst ptscFs ~ uae YEN = CzssssN they
are te ke suppl1ets az fae rate " So a
rear. Tfsy g=ea|sla 81 siak Asssi& aFe assax-
sn&Es exsssctGas~ u sssx eS3s4Fsezss Ia fhs~ isns
nat ezalY fxssn Siberia hs2 asa sF,sszs 1SsaEa
q A5,A Is t-a.5nEsaS 10 es fsssggss1 90. sSr
raElxag c0gsstrusg&ea
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NE~a 'a---'---is-ss-7-- ,..-~s.-
0tts UF xTof<t.
'at@uwt Ei~r,.~s uaun
@w HIS Hotel ns,t.

ssssss 49, $&s Ns So Na1e1s hAs e--
s4@ !. So ssys@ - eer,s n-An- y~Ae
~. - - asssa''|'e ~ ts1s samse vas
a saasa' ifse s. .ssS&2a fke.s5.
g. 49, s. w o Nss az q T~s-
Lee e.. .ae IL at iAses nssar. 4 sz-~
y ksss -. = 90 sesea ~ sagsy eY,szs
as ee.s~- 800 rs Isega Il. .As s.oso-
~ aexs. sss'sss ss~ tas asSist sNa !.
a. sas h.. asa % sA NJ a,ane~
- I - t. s1sssF'sss saae a usaa s.enf.s-s
sss ~ ss. >ss..sssf saso~nss esm tass S.
- h e.. s 49, =at
- Ma - - a'zs=ssi - sass -
'as iss-ss.srsaSs c1ay e..esssss..
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c. s. Preston LEI, Saturday Tor New York
On business trip.
J. r. Beii. PERMANENT harsherynaa es
Everett. il ~ tire Hosea Seattle.
laraoa Caches, q w'eli-krswr rss~rha n I
o{ Ia Conner, - az Hotel Northern
Frank wasarsaosase ~ the Frank Water
house Company Liu7itrf. II Taeas.sA, IL AT
TIE Ra4nee~-Grard.
j. ". LysoEss secretary ot the Reyslbss-
can rate Central committee, vlll Ieave fsr
Port Tcwnker4 totay.
Z. i. F1zs, 90 ks3~o. srss vax permanent
esaalgvzasn ~ rsss Espnssicsn state -ss.v,ss1-
ti1s ~ Tacoma. Is "a ths Hotel 8s-axtlA
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NEW ORLEANS 1aa 2-weatter clear.
track fast Results.
allie. selllGg-fIresfor van- Esrtskai SIC
csd Magese 3 third Time fss9
SIX ard a hs.f fswaougS selling Mo~rsns
wosA AyNosotis seSogsd. asarseo thru Tine.
Ia
Han3icAp, aaiie anA Al eighth oyer saz:~
hnraisa~Farsn.T waa. Seyag~ssr SECOND
Laura MAY tasri- Tine eSsA-
iissstlcap. SIX fursszeS -Ayw&e Jack wry.
Hsnasai second, Iseszs.e tart. Tins.
! Lea.
Mile sasang-W assilnszstSsn wusa Harry
S1anxon second. oxnaxa laird. Tine. la
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Of the haGse n06sssse, says late number
OF the Tokyo Mainachi. the colonel select
ed from his ample wAd tieo note, and air
~ handed II 10 the uTbaue accountant"
bidding aim bring the change ard recespt
IN the morftnx. And the man bowed and
departed. Nor has he returned yet The
scene that took place in the morning when
the colonel was politely asked fer his ac
cona; can he imagined. Bat she lrate col
sser has departed and the affair ~ in the
hands Of the Russian legation.
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Seattle Man
ut
Manila

Mr.. Garrett has been
made a ss'reeans in Company r. OF the
Second Oregon, having joined that regi-
ment in the belief that It would he more
promptly sent 10 the front than the Wash
ington boys
At the date Of writing Mr. Garrett had
heard nothing OF the Republican success
in this state, although the cable had re-
ported that the nation in general had sup
ported the administration God bless our
president. William Mckinley" says Mr..
Garrett; no more pure upr.eh; gt1itle-
man was ever born
The Second Oregon were not only the
FIRST trecps 10 land. according 20 this cor
respondent. hut they were the FIRST 10 enter
tha city after the surrender. ''tha claims
OF the Minnesosas to the contrary notwsth-
standing" The Minnesa;ss. ny the way.
are. in Mr.. CARROTS opinion, ''ail Jim
Blaines-fhey claim everything IN sight"
MIR Garrett says thai he stood only "a
few yards away when "our glorious Stars
rag which ts known az the symbol Of all
that can he had IN a government" He
Joins tire other Americans At Manila In
hopsng that the stars and Stripes went I'D
"g0r all time
In speaking OF the health Of the troops.
Sergeant Garrett says: We are E0s ting
aecanated. and The know-it-af's whose os-
nceTs don's seeIu 20 feel inclined - look
after them are at last coming 10 realize
that hey are Ia the tropics. and have 10
abide hy certain rules az life hsrs. ard
thst & sher neglect them they wiIl suffer
IN cSnsaQaeTscs."
Eensian is made by Safgean. Garrett AZ
Mr. Purity. 81 this csty. who IS chief ma
SsE5ae af The Second Oregon As keep
sAkss 81 the islands and iss hsstyrtc events,
Mr Garrett IL having ten Mauser car
trksiGex whtch he took fgons the Resna CsrS~-
tina made into pencils. with ccmnsusaYas-
lag Inscriptions On them.
TT Ksus, manager % tho California
Fsesf Company. the iargess csnoern Of the
Kind Tn Hsssoaulu, liz Ia the city rssrrhAs-
tnr stock 90 strip To the islands Or tho
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picyed- Charles Snaead. CHIEF clerk. VIII
remain aahind the desk. Mr.. Harrison
VIII Assume active control. MFR Harha 1rra
has Tot made w his nlind what he will en-
ter into. preferY4ng a rest after hts long
siege of praprsesarssiIp.
7. J. King. a capitalist o. Honolulu. il
az t4s RatB8eT-tsrafld. having earne 4, tae
Unite. STATES oD bssiQsse Iis uii. take
lack with i'm the julie Walters r4-araafie
Company on the steamship Garcnne which
Ntii lea~e here ia nss2ry 10 The company
has been booked by Mr.. King 10 play a
seuT weeks' engagement Ia Honolulu.
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VANCOUVER II u 1aa. 1-Axxarx ssr
-. NssSssseA EcErszZry AEe Feposse1 70 Ia
TssEcsaaszrG ser gsatIaars - ire p~gsv.xgss
Is - rsFs<ses shsf large quantities 81
asat.assEss are scszrsgs II Granite creek uh%~e
sygsrs 4szc skA2sas@x u c@xrss-s ~ Ia "a sss-
ssexSs4 tssSk p4azks2ss. .a.s ~ Esss.ssa ia sac
tasz& Sand * Fraser RIVER TAss metal IA
Ax<z sexxsas2ksS - l.S s.4&a s1< xS-A
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ShtpVtnw
to
Hon Oh ais.


IAN t,ss1s rssssfas srt1 EogGlalc- lie - shs
Sra. rysss 20 ship a general cargo frosna ste
assssss 80 konu3asG. ln &Ss4 ee ssipFt5 a
<,.sg sya-7xa ~ grsR1 isETns~r. 7us2r ate-, Oh
tn bark fssx saFsss chartered by George J.
wiley. % this csky. iSclosssss ia IRE cargo
va a zassssfss~ ~ horse@ whtcA wsre ar
ranged an aszE. gtyfrE TIRE bark she ag,-
--ss~an~a u an Lss-to-1afe ark. r. fart.
thsa bark 90 ~sss was tswFSs oszs ID -sz. was
FsAs.zsssl sata az ark ineslstsSA e. tsse cargss
uAx az sggtssg % Esss&gea3 tools. etr., shipped
ksy A. Feex u M assl eoat-s3s 80 coxs-
sESact s read sIxzzasns S4as 81 fsossSosa1u-
NJ ky believes trait S~atsta ~ tire nat
xz-ai MARKET fsw tae Eawassaa tslAEs*s ths
merchants ard desssfs ne~s being enabled
4, unsssvS~ts those * san Ffaax@ssse An3
al szse xa=ss tsrse ssarassss l~@sggr spSzs
g r Sweeney. e. -@s Sesssse Brsw1fsz
4 Aalls1S CezsS@1y. lsSsss Today sss So
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Prefers RemaiafnE in Portsmouth
Va. TO Going To Idaho.

NORFOLK IA Ian Rev james
l@sEs 20 F'lsrsssu E@cssr of cha Protestant
kssseessssA5 essszFxh PlSSs sSzsxys4Sz wAs aas
ss#SEesS es@ssase II ts2ssr by tee grGsrzxAs-
gxssEseSl a. Washington. D. 4. tao ssasaHssss
Axa. Las ee~clsx4sd fs@ Neesc<. ARC wlaI re-
nszsa wsz1 ats a~ezesaz ysaxss soEs.rs
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-a7e SO . - s'Asls-a- '---7-7
nkIIst NOTES.
t.attanfrs uf Prince H~ur.~snsrehy
.n seont-~sssher Items.

= Tapes telegram -sseo~sS essA3 ssss T.-sr4
AaEtalEez- &, tAn Ss4exy-A 70 The Ts$A@ ssossst-
tszF A1.sss8 - SO ntsssyx@ 80 q xask -
ksss aaSaFss. eaASUreat - sa3xs&s pazssSt-
sr&s~s ssgszzsssss ~ -znSsssser zssa S6S p
ass, ssas t@s a szeEse~w - %NssT1s Ssd
- %
gxssses Nsssgy. al ls~7sssA@a fsas ssssEss sss~
x<xs@ r~rzAs "a s@s 2zEss .s2-.41xr - L--&s
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baseball Tram Wins q Hara-Feugha
anme-<rore, to =.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2-The sra.;ie
baseball nlne defeated the Oakssndx tosay
by a sore 81 10 8 TIE game was played
under assfasegaAie sxsaszts isax~ as the
gre8fsd WAS slippery frsxn the rain which
fail almost frsssn tkse cali ~ time In the
las hair ~ the fGtA. Umpire Acpanata
ordered tbs players Ssst OF the wat bat the
ssowxssoas esaseSf up for fs@ minutes and
play vas resumed Score;
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sGnEng control. For
the rreSaf1. Nh
changes will be
made In the help. she
Few prcpriesors be-
ing satisfied with the
fares. at r.~rszfsrs as,s
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2soh<c Who .Naks w
the &aaat's9 Nse's9.

Hon. j. Fl. Schively has received from
Mr.. +. Lynch Garrett. who is well known
as business man and political leader in
this city. a letter dated at Manila. Novem-
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Va ron ne
Mr.. King Il "a en-
fnaSi.Ss over tse
r>s@ss t,tlitiss az Wash
isgtc-A. and il prot,-
ansy TIE largest ira
ea~s@.- Of Washing
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Der %, and contain
ing much that is in
teresting concerning
the life and expert
ences Of the volun-
teeTs in the islands.
Mr.. Garrett has been
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
Ex-sov. Campbell Mach nesser.

NEW YORK. Jan s.-Ex-CoF. J. r.
Campbell. OF Ohio wlo aas been e1atsssa
20 his roam ~ q hotel 81 this city Tor aeS-
erAl days froYn Illness. WAS fe5artet - he
much improved today. hts nifysleasn says
ne believes him ~ 30 o9t - danger.
There are sevcFal cS@cs % ;gphgif at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

Francisco. Mr.. Sweeneys company il
making heavy shipments OF the Seattle
n product TO the Cali
sub.Areucy fo-nia metropolis.
the oonsagnme1ts
for now consisting Of
x~.st,. Hear fourteen barrels a
I day
go ,so, .. =.
says Mr.. Sweeney has established sub
agency in San Francisco. and In tncreas-
Ing It's shipments each week. Competition
ia keen, bat the excellence OF our beer
whenever II Is given an opportunity. does
the rsst. There Ia no use in talking. the
beer manufactured here leads all others
IN point OF flavor and body
The Seattle Brewing & Mailing Company
Is one OF the largest exporters to the ORR
ent on the Pacific coast. Every st..aar ar
leaving Sesttle and British Columbia CO.
ries away large consignments 81 beer. the
people Of japan and ChsrsA having formed
decided liking for the beverage.
the formal transfer or the Rainier
SFand hosel was made yesterday afternoon
i~i~ Harbaugh stepping down and out
and G. a. Harrison and Capt. Rashbnne as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03
SEATTLE HEATS TACOMA.
Local Representatives Are Victorious
I'm basket bali Game.

Special Dispatch TO the post-Int eiligenesr.
TACOMA Jan. a.~Ir the basket ball
game today Seattle beat Tacoma IS a
sscore ~ - 10 5 The teams were made Up
81 follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

Francisco. Mr.. Sweerey's company L
making heavy shipments of the SeattI,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

e r swseney. e. EAs sessssss Bsww7nS
Aa.s-s>S cczz2@1y. le2sss tS9ay sss So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

nS6auOerbaft ODE, Oieier ~3fprneIoYe
.iour fire" - finbsn sic ni4t du9?...
Sam nur Der, UNI id0ne 5rdu bes 5duz
leg fennen 81 lernen 80. Diro ia Diel
9ifantes pom ibr er3dblt 80. tsnnen Si.
tie pielleidt?"
.gutiirli6 - i6 bin il Der Sausc
hsrrl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

Sine iunge Dame er3Gblt Bel 3aftt
cine fumiI6e @ei8idts BON GGnien.
,5amos, gang famos," rief elm otder
8uts6eTiBer, ii6 Dor 2a6en i6itteIn0,
i'd peroe tiinftig6in feline Sans Ieben
f0nnen, mein 6rduIetn, Obne an Sic gu
oenfen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
gebuntenz RIaoe

8pmnaiialprOfeiiOr: g3pei quff:
bat meme 8ruut in ibrsm lsBtsn 8rieie
rpieOer fOrtgelafeR! Die IpQ oa uniere
Gbe gliidli6 peroen?!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

Ger Bauer unb fem So6n
i'm Sommert6edter.
So6n Cleft uuf Dem Sbedter3etteD:
Ser 3peite S6sil bsS Stiides fpieu
i'm 0inter."
9ater: 50 iegerl, unO mir 6am uns
IRE geI3r0t' 8 9dus g'lafcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12

untsr benz PdntpffeI.
&elHer a: Der 0err piiHI6en ?"
9srr: D8itte, &arOlins, mas piinI4G
i4 penn9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-12
m m /.

Satin: yGiemanO fam lager, mas
Der rG61e Sag inn bringt."
8utte: pas itimmt. 9eute fam
elmer nod qliidli6 Isin unO morgen it
er i6on Derheirat6et!!"
5trt6 Our6 bic Rs4nung.
n0erten sic fi6, Der 9eu bat ieinsn
9ldufigern einsn ia0nen Streid &C.
ipielt."
r@ieio?"
or fat f6 geItern sntlObt!."