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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
FOR OUBA's SALVATION.

W y shonid aid By every pacific method
In Anishing the vork ef organizing.
which re Americans excepted in the pro-
tocoa and which u - daaasrssabls tor then
- Tor ourselves
We must de,6se surssivs 70 pseiAe a.
b6rs. gain The respect a the world. and
show that, Though our war wss honorable.
our peAre must Be more 90
We must form immedistely committee
o. club to b. nucisus Of government-
This viii ssy Cuba
, Ny last words for my soldiers are that
aiusys where my tent Is ths Cubans have
. friend -Gcmes' Farewell Manifesto
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
|G)M[l PLEADS TOR
THE LIE OF a)BA.
Aged Veteran Issues q Fare
well Manifesto.
APPEAL TO ALL PATRIOTS.
They Must Lay Aside Dissension
and Stand United.

Coonsels nis Ola Soldiers and All
tAe People - Denenstrase That
TAey Possess Virtues, In Spite of
Spanish 1ale and the Fe1oeity 81
wsr-EvePyeae shsslA Assist the
A1erfeans anA Assist In Securing
Ultimate FreeAen-Csbans UrgeS
to Toea Immediately the M
eleas 81 4 New Government.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

na1lSon ns1 nees Ost OsDy sevsa
Messs saa FIFTY Misstes.
cHRfSTIANIA. Jun& e.--The Dip Of pap
sy found In the cork hsaoy picked up By too
boys on May u last on the north oo1ss
ef Iceland. as eassiea to tas Associates
Pr@ss yesterday. was inxcrsDed:
Drifting huoy No T. This buoy fhrown
frum Aneresa balloon July ii, iDf, fe1s
p. m Gss<nwirh time ~ north Is east. W.
are 81 aa altitude os 80 ns<serH All vel
"ASDHEE
s1TN1NDHER0.
..FHON.xEL
TIE hasicon thus haA only ssAve1e1 sevsn
hoass and 1fty 03nut1o wneu ~ bnaE
Waa thrvWn ou1,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

III oN0KoNo June ohe Olympia with Admiral Dewey board
weather
Wndman
thecru
anthem the
oympias
DEWEYS PROBABLE ITINERARY M.
Singapore to Colombo 1850 Singapore
Soa fon SAID. % Cape 81 Vkau
Gibraltar Ako Yona 57vl
Total :Ir7o0i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11
TO MAKE SMOEELEss POWDER.
Great Preparations Being Prepared
las tianuiacture.

=
i.br las ttanuiacture.
The Navy Department expects to begin
the manufacture OF smokeless powder at
its powder mills. near Indian Head, within
the next Two or three months. Work on the
mills mas been pushed energrucally, and
az present about 200 men are employed.
Admiral O Neil, chief of the bureau of ord
nance, accompan!. by Lieut.. Seymour of
the bureau, inspected the work last week,
and was much pleased with the progress
made. Already about 4 dozen buildings are
completed. the electric light plant-said to
be of the finest in the worlds in
stalled, ami the stand pipe, TO feet high,
is up. There are Ten or twelve other build
uSs along toward completion. Altogether
the group Of buildings Will number twenty
four or twenty-five, with capacity of 2,0tO
pounds of smokelesS powder daily Ihfs
Gaiiy output seems large at first thought,
but one of the big thirteen-inch guns or the
Indiana uses LOO pounds of powder at a
single shot
The opening OF the mills will mark a dis
tinct departure by the government Here
tofore all the supplies of powder have been
drawn from private sources Commander
Cowden is in charge of the work of con-
StructiCn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11

By an order of the War Department the
unoccupied military post at Fort Spokane.
WASH has been turned over to the Interior
Department for an Indian school.
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RalstOn University
Expression,
1223 TO 1881 G ST. NV.

1223 TO 1881 G ST. NV.
oRATORY, ENTERTAINING, PERSONAL Gull
TUltE.
For Ladies and Gentlemen Young Ladies and
Young Gentlemen.
,tolCE " LIUEE for reading speaking and re-
citing; purity, cleasness, richness, volume, range
III MAN SPEECH: articulation. enuncia ton
language building, conversation. extempore speak
Ing and oratorica address.
hENl'IIloN; meditation. delivery and essentials
DIR. DRAMATIC EXPRESSION: emotions, passions,
1acial expression sketches, tragedy. comedy; dra-
matte action, oratory and recitals.
SCHOOL OF ACTION; gestures defective, nat
ural, colloquial, special and illustrative; panto
ENGLISH LANGUAGE; pronunciation. emphasis
ENTERTA!NING; personal uses, private enter
tainments elocutonarv uses, dramatic uses, inii-
tations costunng programmes, manaselnent audi
eiceS, methods of success and professional Hfe
SCHOOL OF GRACE; personal culture. physical
harmony, counterpoint. seif-control Departments
attitudes Greek posing, statuary grouping, classic
drill and dramatic pantomime
RAisT6E P faIs 81 'hs he cuhTuRE presenting
of America.
Fal term opens Oct II, 1850.
Actual instruction begins OCT 80
No pupils will be received later than Nov a.
to IL o'clock, except saturdays
Practical or Junior course is held three mornings
Professional course Isl held five mornings a week
and Thursday afternoons
No night sessions.
No private lessons given.
Prospectus furnished on application. seq Pm, IS
WIMODAUGHSIS CLASSES, 1925 NEW YORK
ave; French stenoglaphy and typewritins begin
Sept. is. Other classes Oct. l. Converse tional
French small classes, preparatory for Paris ex,
position Terms. 81 per month. each class. to
members. Membership, 81 a year se2-1mo
Bliss Electrical School,
GA 18TH ST. NV.
Practical electrical engineering thoroughly and
exclusively taught. Course opens Sept y. Gaia
loguc on application. LOUIS ID. BLISS, Principal.
1y1-3m',6
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The Atlantic City Office of The
Evening Star fs located mt 13O9-13
Atlantic avenue, where any tnfOrmn-
ton concerning advertising. ETC., can
be obtained. The rates are the same
as charged at the Home once.
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some VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES.
including two three valuable stock farms Of
300 &c 900 acres. within easy reach of Washing
ton VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 ST.
myl3tf
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WOODS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
3a1 e. Capitol Street.

EIGHT REASONS WHY OTHERS ATTEND:
BECAUSE it is the best.
BECAUSE the instructors are experienced men
BECAUSE the tuition is the most reasonable.
BECAUSE the graduates secure good positions.
cial rate, will be presented with new typewriter
BECAUSE shorthand students may take short
course In bookkeeping without extra cost
BECAUSE ever one thousand students have at
tended In the past two years.
BECAUSE 1t is Incorporated and conducted In the
interest of the masses
Fall term begins September 8.
Day and night sessions all the year.
Call and see send for 4 catalogue.
au30-tf COURT +. WOOD. LII, NJ. Principal.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

szOR RENT-14 ACRES GROOM COTTAGE. ALL
necessary buildings, fruit etc; Silver
SPRING Montgomery county. Md. rent SIS per
month. Apply to JOHN SCRIVENER, $40 AZ
NV seN-3t
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FRENCH LINE,

Compagnie Generate 'fransatlantiquc
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE = PARIS GRANGE.
Sailing every Saturday at 10 AN.
From Pier ~. North river foot of Morton street.
La Gascogne. Sept 1s La Normande Oct: Oct. =
10 Bretag ne. Sept. Is Ia Champaign. Oct. Ii
First-class passage to Nsvre, $50 and upward.
Gen'l Ag'cy fo- US. and Can. 30 Broadway. W.
G. W. MOSS. 90. Pennsylvania ave.
BELL & co. i406 G st mhIs-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11

FOR SAIE-AT y BAI:';AIN-AN S-RM. BRICK:
all mod imps.; south side Of Q st. bet. 9Th and
eth NV; lot 1TXS5.
so93t LOi'IS T.. SHOEMAKER 92a + NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11

FOR SALE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 49, BAR
gains Handsome 3-s'ory and cellar hay-wnd0w
press-brick and hrown-stone dwelling: haydword
trim. lot 25N120. 4 rooms floor 50, 800 less
than offered before.
se9-3. LATINER x NESBIT 1921 G ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11

FOR SALE-STITAELE FOR CONGRESSMAN
physician m"rchant-Tle large handsome house
lie Md ave ne Price Will he mad" low. Per
nit - inspect from ". : NINNIX, l421 7 NV
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

BOLIVAR HEIGHTS HOTEL. HARPER'S FERRY,
w. va.-Highest location; picturesque; historic:
healthy; large. airy rooms; spring beds; elegant
table. Open until Oct. 81. Address J. Is. CliAL-
MEItS. Bolivar, Jefferson county, w. Va.
se9-m, w,s2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11

For SALE-A WONDERFUL HARGAIN: SUCH 4
house has never been offered for si.hoo-NtW,
: large rooms. tiled hath. cellar. furnace. open
frepla"es. cabinet martels. gas and coal ranges
front side and back nCicheS: = ST AtltCASES:
southern exposure LOT % FIT FRONT. Don't
buy until you have this house. big bar
gain. Located n w. one 81. from electric ears.
seg-3t STONE x FAIRFAX. sos + st.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be resd daily changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule of closngs is
ranged the presumption OF their uninterrupted
Gveri, nd transit. For the week ending September
16 the last connecting closes Will be made from
this office as follows:
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ACCOUNTANTS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY AT-LAw
Webster Law building. sos D st. NV Washing
ton, D. G. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th Ut. NV. sel3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11

NGANORE HILLS NM NEAR FREDERICK;
situation high; large avn shade; porches; fish
ing: boating etc; telephone; references
changed. Fur illustrated booklet. address Miss
u NJ BROWN Box F.. Frederick Nd my27-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11

FOR SALE-AT LIE DRoIT PARK, GROOM
house on good street. Price. s.. 900
THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE d LOAN co.
se93t 10th and G its. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11

FOR SALE-HERE'S A SPLENDID NEW HOME
for So 400; & big rooms, BATH cellar, furnace,
cabinet mantels; open iirepIaces; all improve.
ments; 1t is worth 81 oo0 choice location; paved
street. etc; \. Capitol and SITS; $4oO
cash: balance monthly.
Sept STONE & FAIRFAX. SEC F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-11

FOR ALE-ON LANIER AVE. LANIER HGTS.,
large 10 room frame. ut bargain / 200
THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE & LOAN co,
se9-3t 10th and G SITS. NV
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-29
THE BLACK STAMP OF SPAIN.

(From the Youths Companlon)
A disastrous struggle has left Spain
with war debt of at least $40O. 900 600
70 help to meet the interest on this
great charge, the government has de-
creed that an additional and separate
stamp, to cost the equivalent of l cent
IN our money shall be necessary to the
carriage of all inland mail of Spain and
her colonies.
This stamp is known as the mourning
stamp, and is printed in jet black. It *
of the ordinary size, and bears at the
top the words, "Impto. De Guerra
tWar taxi. and at the bottom the fig
uFes "lSSS-99," In the centre, in a verti-
cal oval are the figure and abbreviated
word, "a cent with scrollwork at the
sides
II is required that this stamp shall be
afiNed to letters; they cannot, indeed,
De carried without it. 1t represents the
necessity which the government is I'M
der Of raising additional revenue, and
also typllles the sorrow of the nation at
the losses Il has incurred.
II might be supposed that the people.
If patriotic, would write more letters
imam ever in order to increase the gov
efnments revenues by this means, but
1t is asserted by the Madrid press that
1t mas been failure. the number of lei
ters posted at the Madrid office. for in
stance, having been one-third less in a
given ume since the imposition of the
TAX imam during the corresponding per
iod before it,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-29

staatial and desirable methods thus far
devised tcr the disposal of sewage.
The Indebtedness incurred by the
state, of nearly $l0,0000 900, for sewer
bonds for the benefit OF towns near
Boston is q very wise and conservative
move, that may be continued TO great
advantage
Very few of our people realize that
the centre Of population IN Massachu-
sets lies east of the city Of Newton,
and that whatever good is done about
and near Boston is done for ike major
ity Of the population OF the state.
To be sure you have come up 20 WOr-
cester county and taken 100 square
miles Of water shed for a water sup
ply, for the eastern part of the state.
You have submerged our towns, and
destroyed churches, school houses fac
tories stores and homes. You have
taken from the tax list forever a large
amount of property but It may have
been better for Massachusetts to take
d water shed within her own borders
than to go to New Hampshire ana buy
the waters of Lake WinnepisSogee CIV
EN- if the latter could have been had.
If justice is done to all persons injur-
ed. no objection should be made.
Worcester is the second city in the
state and it seems to many that pro-
per consideration should be given TO
its great and growing interests, When
thew are properly brought to the atten-
ton Of the general court There are
towns between Worcester and Boston
that are having much trouble in the
disposal of their sewage. WvstbOrO Is
very seriously affected, and there Is
no question that in the very near fu-
ture that town wiz demand the atten-
ton Of the metropolitan sewer commits
sion There is also a disposition IN
Worcester to be fair toward the people
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-29

., ..-----.-,-4- ~ ----1.. E
WI WI d. " aceoiLill'ou@.c 'Iv VI
oItes[ yei IA the 1Qtul * we 10 no 10
AiioW, ms II d ille1utet 'lIaI sliQui1 ~
GaIeluIly coIls!ueteu anu eIpliti.tt" ~
uue Ilue; but ~ 10 tn0usnI th@' one
people VI NoICe9Cei WI ~ '1Is no 20
sulul0 cCitie ~ tiiG ies GU &c, &c
Tor ItheL IN thet ulfeCtloI, fellle pel
lhs lndI at one tiihe lne general CouI
permitted lhe city OF WoItesteT ~
deposit us sewage IA Mlii otooh' Iliie
meadow prook anu Ausu1 street
prooh-aIlu lew years ai'ei tndl LoIl-
ceSsion or state IFahchlse hau ptSll
gwen pE lne general toutt, II was Win
GraWh ana lhe city OF worcester ~, OF
qereG 10 remove ltS sewage rom tile
Blackstohe river Inc enormous eA-
pehdiIures 70 the city incurred liereoS
was looked upon as unjust anu UNFAIR I
ana lhe equltles IN thls case tle pFoPiGG
OF worcester sun nope anu EXPECT WIN
pe falrly considered Wheh the uIi'e
comes TO take up the hlalter III ueIdl-
perhaps another year.
worcester mas always pdld ana Is
now paying It's part OF the state taxes
for all public works ana the promotol
OF the general good or the people or
the state-and the great expense the
city has alone borne Tor many years
in providing an object lesson Tor other
cities OF the state, IN the treatment
OIL sewage, actlng under pefenptorN OF
deFs OF the general court our cluzehs
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-29
THE LAW 4 4H LADY!
The Value of Advice Depends UJsov The
Qualifications of tie Adviser.
he
the qualifications Medical o is not
NDKSGE
is va adne because it is the advice gcnlpt1
it is xuaoinr, iq
o the mn tndc
o dqandso his
EAANY HOAAEN a havea failed
Nntyeg il yhuned such
mill of ook
euaI TO leak hb No
o Pierce
pphL
by free of
II Its Saemen guarded
a advertising other
Dr. .V .FieceB Buffalo NY
I o tanpso dehaye
DR. PercesC Commons
pages book wIl
and wis counselor oeury
- lamps or book II paper
cloth binding a


Mrs NJ F. Long of LeLoup Franklin County Kans, writes
WORDS cnnno express how grateful for your kind advice
and good medicines have been poor health less all
my life In the past nine grew and years ago
poorly could hardly drag around consulted Specialist and
he said had ulceaton and that operation weud have be
performed AT last wrote to Dr. Pierce asking advice
got helpful advising to try his medicines the "Fa
vore Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and also
Pleasant Pellets bought two bottles of the Favorte
scrpuon two Of the Discovery and walls Of the Pellets
and began taking 'Favorite Prescription and the other e
clnes advised When commencing weighed II9R pounds
and after taking bottle of each like woman In
month gained eight pounds After taking bottles Of
each of the medicines named began to look like and
not like wasted skeleton That weary, tired feeling all left me-
and it did though life worth living, and that had
been snached from the grave and would live good old age
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-29

printing on It Address Dr.. R, '. Pierce, Buffalo n Y
Free On receipt of stamps to defray expense of
mailing only, we will send DR.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser, containing 1908 pages This book will
prove constant friend and wise counselor to every
woman Send one-cent stamps for book in paper Gov
ers or 81 stamps in cloth binding Address as above.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-29

The ward heeler with whom the am
oitlous politician had been in consulta-
ton an hour on more shook his head
slowly
II don't know how it will turn out 20
he said But I'll do the best / can for
you. How about the liquor question:"
u was about to ask il " replied the
ambitious politician. "Whatn vou
TAX" --Chicago Tribune.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-29
FAILURES.

A coroner's jury delivered the follow
ing verdict on the sudden death of a
merchant who had recently failed in
business,
we, the jury find from the new
doctors statement, that the deceased
came to his death from heart failure,
superinduced by business failure, which
was caused by speculation failure.
which was the result Of failure TO see
far enough ahead Constitu-
tion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22
IS IT A TRIFLE?
That Commou Trouble. Acid Dys.
pcrsia or Sour Stomach.
Vow R~cas missed - = Case Of s~ri-
ous Disease.

Acid dyspepsia. cgsssmc19y called heart
harm sr sour stomach Is = form ~ tnstxes.
etssss resulting frora fermentation ef the
yessf The stomach sseiNr Zoo wea& 80 81
xest H. abe feoss remains until serraeftA
sissr. beings. ai5ing Ehe stomach wttA gas
ard "A bitter. sour. burning taste r. sAs
s,ss,uth IL ogtAs present. 3'ats condition
sfssss. becomes enr~nso and batsax @n ss*
aYx-A4x sss.ssssrressee Is given hssS lsts3e at
.satgcn Esasaase Dyspepsia ia Ea,ss ieFssssa
,saaseiy fatal. mary a@sgss 10 nothing foF
THE trouble
within receat period remedy hzs
.a,-Y discovered prepared solely 10 cxre
syssD~x,xsA geAs stomach traaeaNs. II =
krawa az staarss Dyspepsia Tablets ard
- ssx.xsyessss rapidly a=ess So prescribed
"a q radical cure Fer ev&Fy farsn ef sss .
s,uart.s r>vs;sesasa Tablets hare sesa
r,ser<s before she psaoste sra are aSsss ~
al druggists sssr "a e@ssts r~r rassAses u
s. s,fxxssrssa ssy ghs r. 4. Stuart 60. MAJ
ssan Nscn. and vasls II promptly Assd -
gexsunlay restores = ssSaysgss ssxessss'sss -
sha xAsea ssrr@ - perfectly harmless afs3
80 Y.sss IN svrss tssw vso@s desss@fs sierra
an ,..st sst tssu contrary by xsyarS FSssfstss
.sssxs~sgesgs stsxaztAers tee s3ssn@sa, tsss"
rsssxss snA appetite Ard Hssses sss~ wersa
Asgaw
send fer tree eoek 90 staFaasa Diseases
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

TIE japanese cruiser C'aIss&e Ssi3aa Tues
Day sr0sa San F'rsaessso saF Yokohama 50
receive hsr armament
A svvssss adaexiy heavy gale 81 raging on
the Asrgztte sea, causing suspension 81 All
shipping
g'ae heaviest tsn 81 @now fer IRE season
sail Tuesday ss aofaoss. ksEsxssFsss
Fsve ehtHTwa s%sanxarw % Iahn T1ess
ass3 Wife - 3sFsepfeK. Nsn1iTeg. ssTe burn
~ 70 death Aarea = w@4e TBS pAre7ss
were a@ay.
Tae rFeach Steamer fssseranssia. which
leff $e@ York MaFch 5 t0r MaT$e4sles. ~
aground ass A.gaegs,
AZ exD5assan II q 1aa}ee 20 a ~ sgula a.
gearaheraM1a NJ kSEes tAywe sa@a ssas
~eWnss~& SsSmEGl
TIA 1swer AaAsSa 81 s1e MAssa ssts~est .
Gessssesat gsxe NaS Asfogsses ge=~ss9siun gfo,
testing against TIE as5as8s9sa1 ~ Il II.
s1seexvs * If&s. IS congress
w7se Anss~sean sssa@@ company. ~ rssts-
Aark 49, AA w.stf,sw lass ess@h MA. 50 IN
ssvez2 ~ nsmnesx ard gasAAf@Ts- F'ssss sear~
cas- extsa*s al asvr tSe sss@Gsfs.
sshief Nana so ss1 sseFe; ~~Yxsea ssssrsss
s@ -vsA& TX ssaeE sTAssasgs 80 ssssxsy s. -.
rs wsssta ak Seanteefess g@ta NJ 1ssxsls
s>@fT saseh bare HxeN accumulated ny asg
essgsaa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22

- An ALLEGED DEFAuLTER.
Ex-Treasursr Of = WISCONSIN, County
Arrested at Shelton.

Through Information furnished by the
local police department, Sheriff George
Vo9siin. OF Mason county. made a clever
capture AZ Shelton yesterday afternoon. hy
arresting John Carlson Berg. cx-sreasnrer
Tof Marathon county. Wis. and an alleged
sAsfaulter.
Last September. when accused OF the
endorsement of 81. oo0 Berg confessed
his guilt. It II said. and promised, II given
- few days time, To make his shortage
GOOD. His previous standing In the COM
uunity. In which he had lived for many
years. had been above reproaeh, and the
ecard OF supervisors was disposed to be
ienfent Berx was accordingly given the
requested grace. but instead or endeAvor-
Ing to raise the amount OF bis shortage
among his friends as Il t. claimed he
could have DONE he took the train for the
West. II 10 alleged. leaving his bondsmen
to settle
He was tracked to Washington. but the
authorities could not locate him In any
yarsicular town Thinking that perhaps
Se might favor Seattle with d visit during
and he detailed Detective Meredith 10
work upon the case.
A few days ago Mereiish learned that
1srg was working In shingie mill at
atlnck. under the name OF John Carlson
syte had been In MAsloek since October g.
end NJ tho time Of his apprehension was
NrawinE salary a. engineer OF the mill
Berg is thoroughly penitent. and says
mat he with return 10 Wisconsin without
Me 9cfmaiity Of extradition papers
caegtn Maiane. OF Waasau. Wis. has
zen notified. and viii start at enco 10
Ike Berg back.
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MINERS RETURN To WORK.


Tho long strike Of The iahovers on she
Mnits Pass 4 Ynion railroad at Ssagw ay
.as been practically broken. and while
2 has not been declared or. about ~ al
sac men have returned To work
speaking OF the trouble with the men
Mst evening. L. III, Gray. general traffic
mAaaSer ~ the raisrona said. II car
aof state positively that the strike has
Zen declared or. hut do know that near
Az OF the workmen have returned "a
Weir iaeprs, BY the City OF Seattle I re-
caSeu letter stating that the men are
~ess. and that they have cleared
Msnsy~ene and hair miles ~ track.
.aiea had a~ccnae hiockastssi with Snow
~aise TIE strike WAS III progress. The rs.mss
! has open 10 the summit. and traffic has
peess rps1niss4s'
ane weather Ia ssagwsy from tns rssa
~ TIE 18th OF February Was exseesslaggy
and ss reSslt she trait up tina
nser made by the miners ever the Ice
mas bern badly asoiSen ard rendered AL
49, inaaaasahie. The Brackett wagon
49, however. Ia In good order ard IL
sVtSs esienSsyufv used
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22

NEW ORLEANS. March sf~-weather
clear, track fast Results:
Selling mile ard a sfxteenth~~Iesste g
won. Prince Zeno second. Rushsiels third.
Time, / 50.
Mis and twenty yards-Thfers wen
Brown Vail second CasIin third Time,
i:45
diss-~Iffah won Infammattory second,
Partner third Time s.a3ss
Handicap. six and a half furlengs-Go,a
Fox won. Merry Day second. Tallahassee
third. Time, f.sIs..
SIX fariongs seiiine~Ne1ier won. Per-
tina Nell second. Sister Alice tairi. Tine.
Its.
Selling. six fnrlougs-Prince Frederick
won, Chat az Me second, Whtrmaaiiime
third Time ssts