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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03
coREv's Mismap.

VIII Corey. night engineer at the
Seattle Traction eompany's power
house. met with a painful accident
The ether night that viii lay him up
for several weeks lie was clean
ing the dirt out 81 the volt meter.
when a short circuit Was formed
which blew out the fuse, Mr.. Corey
Was standing In front ~ the meter
and received the full force Of the
charge. burning his face aud arms
In a severe manner.
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DREFUS CASE

PARIS. April ty--Thc Figaro today
continues ia revelations In the
Dreyfus affair. printing the balance
~ administer Of War cava,gnac's
testimony before the cour, OF casp-
alton. cavalrnae admitted that II
was entirely possible for Col. Henry
% have introduced fabricated decu-
ments. hut he was positive that
only DrcyfuH could have been ac-
auainted with the documents enum-
Grated In the Borhersau. The wit
meas admitted that leakage Of
military secrets had occurred before
Drsyfus Joined the general staff.
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COUNCIL TonieMT.

Several interesting matters Will
come up before the city council at
- meeting tonight The orsiinane.
for the construction 90 a sewer in
the condemned Ciaekchapsi district.
which was Killed al the last meet
ing. win hc brought up tonight. by
4 motion ~ ulli to rceausldef. Tbs
ssloan resffssrfetins oFsinanre. which
was referred % Councilman crieh-
tSn and HIli will also come M for
nnal reading The Improvement of
Third avenue north from John 10
Allah streets viii BE- brought up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

A nre occurred two weeks ago In
the village Of Fohrau. on the Hun
garian frontier. and among other
houses destroyed was the modest
thatched building In which Joseph
Haydn was born. The book In
which visitors inscribed their names
and the commemorative tablets we're
saved.
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MANILA. April a-The country
between Maloios and Manila. for a
distances. aI gaarly liz...s. ss,-ssve sat,2s.
Is dotted with white tiags displayed
BY thousands 81 Filipinos who have
returned % their homes. Fully
ieo.es' persons deserted their homes
during MacATshur'a march TO
Maiolos. The majority Of these are
returning. The American officers
consider this 70 be a favorable sign.
indicating that the Fiiipsnos have
had enough Of the struggle. Hairs
troops had brush with Fiiinsnos In
san Maseo valley again today. The
enemy was driven back.
WASHINGTON. April 3. - The
following cablsgram Was received
this morning from Gen. Otis; Pres
ent indications denote the tnsursent
government 10 be In perilous con-
dltIan. Its army 10 defeated. dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03
STRUGGLED WHISKY SALE

a large quantity 81 whisky recent
~ HslEed by the customs inspectors.
Wiii be disposed q tomorrow The
assortment Includes 1876 bottles of
whisky. Is bottles % sherry. bar
rrls Of whisky. soo bottles of cham
payne. los bottles 81 port wines. and
tt0 bottles ~ ciafet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

DRESS REHEARSAL.
For the Fair.vsnderbiIt Wed.
ding In New York.

NEW YORK. April "A full dress
rehearsal OF the Fair Vanderbilt
weddinRtook place at noon today at
the Oeirichs' home. where the real
ceremony takes place tomorrow.
Every detail was carried out with
strict fidelity.
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TOPEKA
WRECKED
Struck a Rock in Wran.
gel NarrOWS.
I'LL OF THE PiSSEscERS SAVED
News Received In This City
by the Superinte ndcnt
IF. Trowbridge.
ALL OF THE PASSENGERS SAVED

The City Of Topeka has been
wrecked at wanRoi Narrpws The
news was received IN this city by
Superintendent J. =, Trow bridge by
means OF dispatch sent from
Union. H. G. She sailed March 20
with 100 passengers.
No lives were lost In the disaster.
The boat struck a submerged rock
The passengers we're forwarded on
the Nanzanita TO Juneau.
II IL believed that the boat can be
fafuaN
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RECEIVED SENTENCES.

Judge Jacobs today sentenced
Williams and Walker. the two men
who were convicted last week Of
rohbing McCutcheon. the laundry
man. Williams got one year In the
penitentiary and Walker received
foaf wears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

No comet. ~ FAR as h known. has
ever come IN contact with the earth
er mingled its substance With our
atmosphere. The nearest approach
ever observed was that of the comet
OF ITO. which came within 100000
miles Of our planet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03
Futte Over the Homes Of the Discouraged FIipnoSNow
Willing to Accept American Rule.
EVERY INDICATION THAT REBELLION is NEAR ITS END
General Otis Cables the Pleasing Information The War Department
Today-Dewey CongraiuIaies Otis on the Victories Of the
Army..0is Sails for Home.

Outraged. scattered. Insurgents are
returning TO their homes In the
et't-s -.-.-s sss:s.- i=stN'tsli tavts~ and
points north Of Aaiolo.. which our
parties have reached.
They desire the protection Of the
Americans. The news from the vis.
ayan islands grows mors encouras-
ins every day"
MANILA. April 4 - Admiral
Dewey has followed the victorious
course Of the army with close In
terest Today In the nam. Of the
navy. he congratulated Gen. Otis on
the magnificent work Of his army.
Otis responded In n,tins terms.
A cavalry reconnaissance north %
Maiolos today developed ieeo Of the
enemy at kuinxua. A sharp Skin
mlsh followed. resulting In a Filipino
retreat. Two heavy coast guns
were discovered buried In the streets
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WASHINGTON. April ,a-Gea.
Otis IL expected 20 renew the attack
on the Flliplnes early In the week
The authorities are hopeful that the
campaign Will be short and decisive.
the War department. continues IT.
policy IT noa-interfsrenec in OTIS
plans. believing that the BEST results
will BE- obtained BY permitting him
10 proceed along such lines "a he has
himself mapped cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03
Spain Has Some Money.

MADRID. April 3.-'Marquis villa
verde, minister of finance, declares
that he has the necessary funds TO
meet the April coupons, Including
those OF the Cuban bonds.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES

The biggest dramatic effort ever
made by the students VIII be In the
comedy. she Stops To Conquer"
In Denny hall Friday. Last year q
one-act farce was given under the
auspices OF the Philomathean So
ciety. and was a great success. But
the present effort far SURPRISES that,
as IL consists Of i've acts. Prof. a.
Is. coffey. under whose efficient SUI
pervision the farce IN being pre-
pared. has been drilling the COM
psny hard for over a month. and
feels confiden, thai IL viii be a great
success. The cast OF the charac-
ters IL as follows:
Mr.. Hastings ...... Worth Densmora
SIR Charles NARROW. @. ". Larson.
Mr.. NARROW ,........ Frank y. olless
Mr.. Hardcastie. Deacon" -.
III. l.. Reese.
Miss Hardcastie ...........
Miss Oliver c. Peck.
Mrs. Hardcastie .............
Miss Louise Inland.
Tony I.nmpklns. .......Gienn Trout.
Miss Neville ........s.........
Miss Ella II. Dougan.
Dolly. The MAID +....ss-..s..s.
Miss Euphrasny cotchett.
Mr.. Slang. the Landlord.
Dsggery. a Servant ......
Edgar J. Wright.
Roger. q Servant Stephen 6rirgs.
Jeremy. Young Mariow's Servant
AIR. Fletcher.
Invitations are out for the junior
prom 10 be held In Denny hail. April
IL, in honor Of the senior class. This
10 a new event In Varsity life. as
the juniors have not heretofore at
tempted a prom. and Denny hall has
been thrown open especially for the
event. on most occasions hops are
not permitted in Denny hail. but this
lH 10 be one OF the special events
from now on. committee con-
sisting OF Anna Mitchell. w. +.
Marrison. Sterling y. Hiil. and T. NJ.
barlow has the arrangements In
charge.
on April II Prof. Hamilton Will
give an oratorIcai contest At that
time representative for the TINT
vorsity will be selected 70 enter the
contest given by the Western WASH
ington intercollegiate Oratorieal As
pocIation In Tacoma. April q. This
II usually given by the local Orator
ical association. but this year Prof.
Hamilton has tahea charge Of H.
The contest viii be held In one Of
the downtown churches. Sir as
pirants viii seek honcrs in the field
Of oratory.
Mike FlniaiHon ard W. A. Steph-
ems. members Of the Jar-es Bay Ath-
ieiic association o. Victoria. we're
over Friday. and consulted with
Manager Barlow. Of the Athletic as
ISOLATION I'm regard 10 the arrange
ment for a series 81 international
athletic meets The james Bay
Athletic association team wishes TO
arrange fcr meet There on May
"a. and II is probable that a meet In
Seattle will be arranged for In the
meantime.
a new tennis club has been organ
ixed with the following mefn-
bership; johnson. prcsld mt; Aarri-
man, secretary treasurer. Phillips.
Harper. Morrison. Trout. storey.
Veser. Prof Meyer. and Prof
I.oudcs. other clubs VIII be organ
lied soon. II hopes u be nble to
hold the University ehampienship.
ono day each week win be set aside
as ladies' day.
The fourth monthly reception 81
the senior class was held In Denny
hail. April I. Some of the costumes
were appropriate for the occasion.
J. g. cALLIsoS.
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Steamer La Conner was discharg-
Ing nifty tons Of hay into the
steamer Laurada this morning. The
ray vas brought from La Conner.
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A pauper woman Ia Paris has been
convicted OF having had her child
baptized fourteen times a. u Pro
teatant. for the pupase OF securing
i've francs aud dress each time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

Of Malolos today. Natives continue
to com. within the American lines
ia sravS ~ carry Hsisr ssFa. aud
state tina, they wish TO return TO
their homes.
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ALONG JHE WHARvES

Steamer Farailon sailed yesterday
morning for Lynn canal ports. She
had on board twenty passengers ana
a small amount OF freight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

station In life. n well 10 DO. tho
ceremony comes on In the early part
of the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

',iule Of the North
loon 10 into effect
ain No. 2 overland
Irg fifteen minutes
fore. buts.wili ar
on t'r original
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

Steamer cxarins sailed yesterday
for san Francisco with coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

Salmon and small nsh are report
ed 60 be scarce IN the local mar
kets The streams and the wa
tsrs Of the Sound are producing but
few Of the big fellows. The run
81 salmon on the Sound will begin
about August 1. and that on ths
Columbia river May 4. Hslibut and
cod are plentiful.
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4" SCRAPS.

Theatrical companies In Mexico
are forced TO pay "A flne " they do
not produce the piece announced.
The city Of Picking has only ono
street lamp. and that II In the street
where foreign ambassadors reside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

The average daily wages ofg Ia.
boring man IN Berlin amounts 10 "a
cents Reef IN Il cents pound.
pork 20 cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

MANILA. April s.--oen. Harrison
Grey OTIS sails for tho United states
ON the transport sherman tnday.
lie says that he believes the rebel
lion Is on It's last less. Gen. Wheat
on assumed command % OTIS brls-
ade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

The Prince of Wales IL following
the example Of the Duke OF yelling
ton In saving garments which he has
worn on special occasions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03
WIRE TAPS.

Editor swinehart. publisher OF the
Midnight Sun al Dawson. il said to
have disposed - his interest In thai
paper for $4,000.
Rev. Alex Conncll has been called
as pastor % the Fifth avenue Pres
byterlan church. to succeed the late
Rev. John Hall.
Representatives Of the Ministerial
Alliance nnd Good Citizen club. had
the members Of the Spider and Fly
theatrical company. together with
the managers o. the Lyeeum theater.
arrested AZ Tacoma last night.
charged with violating the Sunday
theater law.
Miss Mary Wilson committed sui
eide at Wichita. kas,, yesterday.
after reading In the papers that her
lover. Alva DIX. had been killed on
the battlefield at Malolos. Miss VIII
son Is prominent society lady Of
Wichita. and the young couple were
to have been married In June.
The bodies OF George and Austin
BIdwell. the men who swindied the
bank OF England out OF 81. 600, 900.
and who recently died at Butte.
Montana, have reached New York
for interment.
\ furious blizzard was raging in
South Dakota yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

Steamer City Of Seattle sails nj
10 o'clock tonight for skagway. She
will take north large list OF pas
senRers She iR commanded by Cap
tain Cornell.
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SEATTLE lNKLINGS.

The General Electric company OBJ
tanned a judgment against John II,
McGrAw ct al. for ti.os IN the su.
psrios court Saturday.
George Lawrence. miner. was
brought here last evening on the
train from Black Diamond. suffer
ing from injuries 10 his back re-
eeivcd In one of the mines az that
place. lie was taken 10 Providence
hospital.
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The hank oiearaneer today were
tgss. 81 -. and the balances were
fls. 2gsss.
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'GoHsamer IRON" the wonderful
product Of the swansea iron mills.
In 80 thin that II takes 1900 sheets
piled one on the other to make on
inch In thickness.
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Marriage IN Spain takes place ev-
cry day or night. according TO the
fortune Of the young people, or the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

Tho British ship Montsomeryshlre,
Captain Edwards. now loading
cargo for sydney. had the distinction
Of making the quickest voyage Of
anyaailinE vessel during the season
between England and the orient,
In appreciation of this fact. Captain
Edwards was presented with a large
house flag by the British consul at
Yokohama. just before sailing for
Puget sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

At n special meeting Of the board
Of public works this afternoon the
plans and specifications for the con
struciion OF n sewer on Seventeenth
avenue north were approved, and
bids will be advertised for imme-
diately.
chief Reed. Captain willard and
Detectives Powers. Wappenstein and
Corbett went 60 Everett this fore
noon 10 appear rs witnesses In the
trial ~ Edwards and Wilson, charg-
ed with robbinF store there,
a petition was filed In the city
clerks Office this afternoon coming
from the sailors union. asking that
they he given all Of the magazines
and books that are from time 90
time given TO those in the county
and city Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

The fourth monthly reception Il
the senior class was held In Denny
hail. April I. Some Of the costumes
were appropriate for the occasion.
y g.. CALllsuS.
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The shovel fish ls 40 called because
II uses It's nose to turn over the mud
al the bottom of the sea In quest OF
the worms and small sbelihah on
which It feeds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

Steamer willamette. Captain Han
son. arrived this morning from San
Francisco. and discharged nifty tons
Of powder at the Ocean dock. she
loads coal for san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-03

The flying frog Of Borneo has long
toes. which sre webbed al the tips.
1ta feet thus act like little para
chutes and enable the frog 10 leap
from lofty trees and descend 10 the
ground gradually.
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steamer walla waiia sails to-
morrow for san Francisco. The
Queen viii arrive during the day
from the same port.
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scnC DUlE.

IN ~ s19 charter ScHC 81
various this time what a.
Investigations 1t II nonuIe the
will Of
No
i'"h' INC ''s ''N"s"' ~ ''D"fS ""N e" fifteen
fore but.
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British ship Rhindaisn Castle.
Captain Roberts. has arrived on the
Sound thiriy-sesen days cut from
Hiogo. She loads wheat for Europe.
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Schooner Gen. sssiin. Operated ny
John q. Pscey. sailed yesterday
morning for Sunrise City. She had
ane passenger. NJ. ]. Herring. who II
connected with several mining
claims In that section. The sisiin
took north a large freight cargo for
the MaeDougRii a Southwick com
pany's store at Sunrise City.
Schooner ilrxie Colby IL fitting out
at the Ycsler dock for n four months
cruise In the RerinE Sea. She goes
after Goldfish. The Colby 10 one Of
the staunchest schooners on the
coast. and In the vessel in which
Miner Bruce made many Of his
Alaskan voyages. During the win
ter the Colby has been tied up At
Anacnrtes.
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-zas4.-.---a--=-----s
INCREASED RATES.

The freight rates charged by the
several steamers operating between
Seattle and Whntcom have been In
creased from - per ton 10 ti.50,
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Miss Louise Inland.
ns. Glenn Trout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-14
dr. kihmer's swamp-Roo
is NOT RECOMMENDED roRss svEasYrH1se
BUT IF YOU HAVE KIDNEYS or BLADDER
i"oo n,i,f If WILL BE FpUNDsJusT

-. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind discourages
anu iessens ambition; beauty, vigor. and cheerful
order or diseased - WV ~
.. n,unes trouble has become 30 prevalent that 1t
Is not uncommon for child to be born af1icted
WIN weak Kidneys. II the child uriuates too often
the urine scaids the flesh, or n when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to control
.ne passage, and 1t is vet afflicted with bed-wet-
.ins depend upon 1t. the cause Of the difficulty is
kidney trouble and the first step should be toward
the treatment OF these important organs. This IN
pieasant trouble IS due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to habit as most
people suppose.
90 we una tnat women as well as men are made
miserapie WIN kidney and bladder trouble and
both need the same remedy The mild and the im-
mediate eject of Swamp Root lie soon realized 1t
is sold BY druggists in afty-cent and one dollar
s,zes' Iou may have sample hottie by mail free,
also pamphlet telling all about it including many
OF the thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer Co.,
Binghamton, NJ T., mention The washington Even
Ing Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-14
Three Coffee Wrecks.
PLAIN FACTS WORTH CONSIDERING

PLAIN FACTS WORTH CONSIDERING
For the past six years, up to twelve months ago,
1 was perfect wreck and slave to coffee. 1t kept
me in Frustrated condition continually
Gradually my heart became affected and / suf-
fered intense pain In the left side and over the
region IF the heart
Every and then had nervous spells that laid
me up for weeks at time was also troubled
with shortness Of breath whenever ! exerted myself
In any way.
could not lie my left side and my sleep was
broken with severe pains and smothering sensa-
tons The doctor told me that il was coffee drink
ing
put myself under his treatment but did not
leave OF the coffee, and 1 obtained no HELM be-
came Respondent and gloomy
BY chance ] learned OF the Postum Food Coffee
and concluded l would try and quit the coffee
habh ana use Postum After weeks time felt
greatly improved, and continued using the Postum
and still using it, My appetite returned IN me
and / gradually regained my health and strength
and am now as well and hearty as 1 ever was.
have had no return Of my heart trouble since using
Postum.
l do not understand that Postum is in any way
a medicine. but that 1t is food whereas the
ordinary coffee Is a very powerful drug as shown
IN my case and many Others
Two of my near neighbors were addicted IN
coffee, and 1t treated them much as IL did me
They are Ms. NJ. n. Powell and Mrs Mary Pitts
When they found what change had been made
in me by leaving on coffee and using Postum they
threw sway their old coffee pots, got some new
ones and began to Postum. The FIRST time they
tried it, they did not like II very well, but they
found that they had not allowed II To boi,
long enough. Now they are two as healthy ladies
as you ever saw, rosy and we'll: their physicaI
aches and ills all gore. They sleep and eat well
and seem to enjoy life better than they ever did
before Mrs. Emma Harris. Paris. Miss.
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High standard Service.

The Hotel Richmond at Atlantic City is
almost as well and favorably known
throughout the country as the resort itself
The hotel is located on Kentucky avenue,
eighty yards from the beach. 1t has an
electric elevator. sun parlor and every
convenience conducive to the comfort of
guests. The capacity is $50. and the cui-
sine, appointments and service are of the
highest standard. The proprietor is Mr..
j. d. Pease. who will gladly furnish any
Information desired. Address him fer rates
and engagement Of rooms.