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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
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Company Formed tn ttitis~ Waste
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
ENGLISH PAPERS
EXPRESS REGRET.


that the destruction of the Madhi'S ~
mains WAS a great blow To fanatseissn
The Irish members hsCkied the govern
usnt on the subject ami drew forth a
statement TO the effect tina, The ministers
had no Information na the subject Gen
6stfdan's neuhew denies being I'm posses
sian af the MaJhi's head. which h expect
Ell shortly 10 ina SIS way 10 the college
uf surgeons uf London, Ia take its place
alongside the heads of Eugene Aran and
Jalsnathan Wild.
There Is considerable anxiety osar the
reports nf the death .,f the amceY Of Ar
Ehanissau. but APP 10 today the Indian gov
eminent bad not received any conarma-
item 81 the rlnar. There II Only one Eng
Ttshmaa anw at cabnI The res; left re-
Gently. owing TO the aneer not paying
their salartes Sir Waiter Psne. the head
or the aneers wafkshop. has left cahul
and arrived at Calcutta today. iie is
gains 30 America.
the Earl os stafford. who recently mar
rIsd Mrs. Samuel !. Colgate. OF New York
and .ho. as an vquefrx To the queen. tx
81 Windsor. had a 81 yessersiay evening
fits wife is attending him. The earl Is
recovering
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

MIA fSgsH.Eass Fss. The ssax ~
fs.shS4ssern aessyeys as Easy ain go tfse
sssseess 4.irzxieap tss feature II today =
card.
fssekes gspgenlss hats BERN xtza .>~15ed ss1-
sssfsSsisssaT sssTsskFfg sfsgs%stSatt@xz 81 as~
ride 80 Taaarsnasee en- TfY1rs3ny.
Weather 110saz3. f-aEI gzsvd Results
HaEsf5sea9 saves gar3orxs-Tae Drs@ea
Tlasss Ia.
Pour ssyIgpxa Jogsarv y MOT. e@sfaT
second "a .sgs Last fntg8 Tire .sskks
S@iaaa. fas}a 8rst & quarter Tsst.ss ~sfE..
smnse 1svsseF @swana ssAb@ Fssld@ ssgsssi
TIRE. tHs
'Efgs s.zessss - aasras5 III ssrsosssz 81 $50
- Ttt@ rsaf ~ Bethlehem a9sa M@yTS Itay
see8g.d. Tallahassee third. Time lis
Ssttsaz fsss@ rnsIe@~-f.&dY fsssssa5n %sou
AesElsri ~seDgsS. Jim Conway taird.
Time Esfs4S
S-.ffsng one fgsIie-JefarsEe r. xou Fssesfs.
sss.ossa. PRIMES az india snlri Time. a..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
UNION PACIFIC Viii .n,>.


Ia establish special hossse~%sgAssS' exxuss
rtcsE al half fare ta tie >eftksrs1. TsS
Omaha Hs@ SAYS shat ser all @Nc8sf@sssfss
THAI have tssn scheduled scr fsse latter
mart az May the aaa Pacific assi asa kn
tbs reduced tats@. Assssss=- Ne Merit hs.gas
lines should hs ihas tiase wgihsffaw
AZ tss HassssgteA egyfes tae same State
1hcnS Was made AZ bearing on sas ssNasitsse
oefsqa OF the road = ,s.e sSAE~se c.Ssssnes~
Sssand there viii probably b. A esaferSness
hetwesn these twa roads at asaes 1t was
ua9xsSsess al tAe latter sssstse &sat the Nest.
- Rxssx.aser As~sessstess vss,st.t sgssfsesesz@
the Wessest taaaN - tssssG if4 exsen~Eses
matt BY inc Nnrshefn linz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

enrvss4 THIS wfz pIzes EAHra or ssse main
He iass<~A ~ Carton. ~ a. present Arr
ether ssHs-sd ~ rKxg IseSxessr weSet viii
szxe Il Sx wax4. txkasF rssfses aside frsy1
curves sna xrndess-
sy-ssaassf RATS sssss h1ssssspz Nfsa Easfg1au
gravel wayk viii E N ssaseE. ~ bryan
- ssgss ~ fse .gB0nA ST g%smss s. Tar
IasesasaSx krazst n. rsxerfsS aesgssv@s ~ sh~
fsssoE Pacific fsnsu tGe Gaff. Forty-sou<
snsses IL tfse feAx IT, fssw@T-f. - b. AZ ssrssss
FssssFsfs ard fssss4ztsss wa*s Sherman syaFst.
waSss sSsae - tbs rats are IL re ssssszsSs@
ssS ss.@sfer ssssaw IL - - "a t1&f Nniie tie
TrsoH Pacific e0nssnpsAsss egsnxsng ISIS
kF4ss<a 40 - she standard ST ssae fxssfr azsz.
stts sSsi t,e 4sggas xTz6ssssTs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
FINEST n rns WEST.
Untea paetNc Fty~~ viii Nc n MAJ
vel at ueauty.

Word resgfsN from tshicsgs that the large
Number OF new passenger cara being bait
At Pullman fer the Cnlc,ga & >ersAvesls
Urn. Bnon Pacific, Oregon Sssers Lire sna
form the finest trains ever sent Wsat says
Il Salt Lake paper. All carr wiH W. fsaint-
- exactly alike and instead og the rail-
road name acrp~a st,, top panel sherr viii
Qkcie N the title Pacific limited" Thi=
10 ie paiHts The says az each If
thn taar rttnds furnishing xass sof the CHI
scAgo-reftsand Aver. The property mark
VIII he initiated seNnefe oa fhe carr Tfr
e0aches, chair cars. din1fs ani slwelefs
viii enth heaf the new ~sxa ard sas ~Iss..
el8c 14mftssi when u runs through NAV
~, VII he one la which sVpFv official viii
tAkc pride,
branch IN ~ Granger tfssh ANA South
efn Idaho passengers fof Oregon All. nn~-
ever he able tn TAXI a fast sra8a 80 vssa-
a<et with the limited At raestslsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

NORTHERN PACIFIC TAXES.
The Company Sues Cheha1is County
10 Set Aside an Assessment.

Special Dispatch to the acknowledgements.
TACOMA, Feb. 81 A complaint IN
equity has been FLED in the Federal court
by the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany against Chebalis county and It's
treasurer, TO test the correctness OF the
taxes levied against the company in that
county. The total sum due the county
from the railroad is about $1,000, this hav-
ing accumulated since 1880
The company alleges the assessments
have been exorbitant and ERRONEOUS. and
that a large portion OF the lands having
been obtained under an Indemnity act OF
congress are not assessa6le. According 10
the allegations In the complaint fair
taxation OF the property all tot3 would
have been less than $45ts0 due the county.
instead Of the amount claimed A iCdg-
ment has been rendered against the rail-
road by the superior court of Chehalis
county but plaintiffs declare tt is void,
because at the time IL was rendered the
road was in the hands Of n receiver ap-
pointed by the Unite. States court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
IN SHORTEN Ir> is>r.
C0loa ra~ta~ VIII Batta several
Cai-oHs "a the W~~s.

The Union Pacific csat~rsrssts seye-al
t,ls-ctYs sieh viii directly ssrSg sAe 4sus
Via thai rasa between neasrr Afsd I.ae r.
ssafxs coast TAu PROPOSED sua~ssss 49, 81
III tfyou.nw. ami w4si Ike msss. Il Is "a s
with view ises ossss 81 ~sapTsegEus the Re
hut 10 Ssraixhsaat0g tee lfFae ARD rx*sssss
ms the number ~ tslysE< and gEaSss
One ~ The principal changes tptrssssssS Sc
he made ~ ne axtpasfrs cs sae Ais#m SGssv4
2Son ana Hanna liss~. stxfeyss usssss Ia RAN
- sas.uS several heavy SFs>ses aaa
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maslsaxs.. wiz H~.m,,a.

The Burlington wfis r~hi1iSa ~ ssae he-
tween Is9f'ssiSs. Seh. aEB Asenisan Ran
THIS ssfiYs az road IL "a rites snsag nd tssa
asef3ffs ~ 2Fsas Enlparsans& ssnes e. com
ssa@ti4a the Basfisn9lsg4s short nne 10
81 @tsf Awesf The Hark wi5 cost ever
sssss fsss Asessz zsliFsy snsiez of track giii
t,s s@ssszf 1oTs ff4s pTss4rg gTade ard
ss9sr a@p truss afsagss AT ~ bgiis at
ssss ifs H. the Senaaha FIepf
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Arrested for wifc-B~ating.

Special pFpxs eh - the post tnfelIgencer.
C6iFAx, Feb. Capt. T. r. Fuilgr.
manager of sne whitman Abstract Com
pany. wac arrested yesterday evening on A
charge Of ssls and battery On ne wife.
IT'S. has nfan released on bonds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

Hoset Bus.er. because tnerr arr many nss
rss<ks cesux workes5 md g1zi has been
11Nruvered "a places Eass<&ya at East y&Mr-
Ffsre are such rev places - F-ezSa HsIl
aid Gssd Hessosn- where probably SO or
- nez ere empscysd. zssd RE rrutace1ua
rf gold has Just oegnr- Hanker creek -
b<snx worked ssc<~ extensively: tsssfr are
.~cE esAlfus on Thistle exxsM. Why tfxys
~ mura mare TERRITORY covered nssw f-zs
rssrs wxs &c year 2g0.
There ARE. as ssaowa u sae OFFICIAL cen
sas. Naa persons - sr@ country sc xnsssn
s.sss nve r. Dswxo1. and ass are N work
nrsoa sar ef@zk s and rssrrsL One year ago
there ser@ not ns1F~ tasr $50 persons IN
fasa the taxn ard the nEssss- S9cn
crowd = h%sasA 30 turn sat more xEa1 snan
evST aesSFe Last year tn@ prr1us.lar q
gssa wa* Ul,ss.AN VIA rsorr than twice
many rzfaers. .1sr. Sfcsl1s Dr. az-5ssss
swsc~ ~ mucA gold fSsna1 Tss@ Big mines
an E31agxa and Ea3orafs1 creeks zrs Do
fn< a. xeT a. ever. and srrrse ~ them are
sfading even mare gold THAR they did a.
snG commencement.
There nesd re no ssrpxiSe Il tsa.ssa. go
were found Few pErso1s - Dawson
wsssala snfnx taat amount very unusual Scr
rs>sSf 81 them h@Et*ys -aas The tssaf Sili
reach Easg figure
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ltl,.i. ~ \ s>oW n>Nh
Great Ncrth~ra fasts Niu N.s ~
rive tattf fosla,

The special ,Fsssa eC&FAsg i'reefs@ng t{.1
and "A party II other nsgss IS ri gts t3Tst4
Northern. whlrh WIS siae 3eFe ssAFss Nes-
teFsiay naosattg. asv7sssss~ stuck 80 = sssaw
haak watte an IT'S esN Ersas sspskssse aeFyxss
the tsasvssles. ara MI eS asT8vH sn seattle
Eafe sessss.
II Is understood ti4E tiss- assesAk& RM
remain Ia Seattle sssYefss siAess s4saErgssfsa
G1e rev sagsv rs4alss9tF AnsS sxs@sssssla
frr tne establishment ~ ; " sasss&ss Il.
his uffscs Of Western tss r;g nsssas4sT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

FAN FRsSf9sCo, F.h 1.-The board
~ sfswafsSs % the California JOCKEY CLUB
Aage lFfsfsuise8g suspended two 1Dckeyss
Cash sIssin ard " 81 Marfat tbs former
sssfnK brother af Tod si0zn Tbs mag
aGtaaefls was gis9af5sessi Hita sh- manner
81 NaseA tie ff9ers ~ question: handled
sneiT 8saiIsts eH several oerxsoEs In the
case Of eaEit Sloan TIE beard wfli ask az
farther psnjsaassnt taas his Ekenae he re-
9sxsss
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.,Ths ssna.e
COMMITTEES on privilege and elections to-
day authorized fa9Ora5se TealFt III 1ne
cinssr, of Hon Hafaysfta Grover. III Ore
goa for 81 So. - cover the expense 81 las
contest for a seat in thu senate "a TS.s
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MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. @1.'rhe fivs-sloTy
l,,ss,.fl.g e.eruys.ssi ana owned by the Tri-
bssYe fuDlsshlng Company. agd The plant,
was destroyed ny fire Assi night TIE loss
10 the Tribune company Ia ao90t Sfts,vp,
insurance So ga
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fton The new boilers anl3 engines are
n0w tn active operation. greatly Increasing
tn. pat OF the MIL
Schooner Baxter i loadg9 with latnber
and will clear early IN tae week for Homo
,fiiu
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>mlt c.me.n, r,ee,. emer

ssss@si Us aNser ss 5ae fsgss fsss4 gis.ss.s,-r
~ k1}sFsI~F FsA TIE s4sv 500 se.ss.ls-
so ~ IAa t'1Sf3 ~oaaa - r. MAJ and
~tssi 90. of faks csty bed a rsMteang AZ
{Ae Ffpts- Monte x,ysass txsx kFFsey svess~
TX. snd eAsris8 u a Sfe~Ftrg4z u. - ~
ssq$s@s IL } Me&&nzs 81 C,St4easGsp - -
Fgat- Ii ha@sssx. = OaraGsT a
J AS@s& Agz1 T@88Enes II f8ssfeu o. fAs
ct8- tastees- ff9s ses1stses ssesse& II a
A@ss lsnzsz Etgss&sgns fa3 s~sa~9rer. @s4 81.
~
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INDIANAPOLIS, Fre. FEB g--A sei4-
l,slone message ~ the Sentinel al Z
snis fstonaay, morning. frssrn Aunete Ind,
says a sag are - raging IN the Fnanufac-
turing district Of that city, Twelve peo~
pie are sai4. To have lnmf tassse lives
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COTTAGE CITY ARRIVES.
Two Passengers from Dawson. hut
M Important News

VICTORIA n. g. Fek - .stea ry,ssr
Cottage e'ity fraehed here this rseH3ng
from Sksxgsy. MIR axsy~two qas.Nesgrre
8nlg tau OF gnun were from lssvfSsr,
.f'rA3y iefs Dawson asn1ary =, tsslt have no
esfs news
II Kemp. - SO arrived from f.a-nlfsa re-.
sNssfs that NSrs~f II sssu me ~ fyss ss-5,sr a.
kakf IssAen. was Tagssstbg sro@glssa
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rRorIeTfs. pEsDuaN's ISLAND
ta arTned Force stationed 10 Pre-
vent t~.sss. Taking pe..~~sf.o

Special Esi~qasth So th@ Pesss ~ fss.f1e.y
ns@H aye stationed 81 Fsssaxfsussr'ss i~sS,.,
tlfs Imperial naval reserve aere 10 pre-
vea& tn8Esg0 ga ssst alssis sTeagas sirea siuse
ss01n4 SoT their szzmsl} uTssie TIE t.ssss,.
'iies obtained fras.a e.1s Tsetnsrfuss sowwra
rneagt
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hSve Just eume
frsssza a. FAR stsRlfh -
AHaIsHsi, Or ssays.
iFag of AZ Rose burg
astssny. Salem. Port
lanS su4i ather saans.
A. aAne o. ss,xns AZ
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THE PASSING 1HRONG.

@fss~Eaess lhvoggAoa; sAe Northwest Is
fegter re@ Eham II aas heen fer years
sass W. y EaYssoa. gepnlsriy knswn "a
"kis-' Carson ~ tne RAiageT-tsraas h0gel
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agent al portssns..
has juss returned
from a visit TO Bel
lsngaam bay, whore
he vas looking after
business for his road.
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There Is Est As sGg@h ssssssgm ssss1ESzssS
going 81 s4os as tsere Aas aetb ~ TBS
past. ss1sa d n44a Eo - very IAN -fs4f
~s1a tsss Asszness yesterday ~ tie Hoss9
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sn ats Fe
Looking for
Business.

the lumber ana shingles manufactured on
B*llnsa.m bay 10 Arizona and New Mex
ieo. said be al TIE Hotel Ka:nirrGrand
yesterday afternoon. There Il big de-
snana In ,sase territories FOR lumber asd
shingles. and there IL no reason why Wash
sDgto.5 should not have large share or the
business. They have bought lumber in
Wisconsin and in Oregon. put they cannot
find any OF a better quality than that
which Is manufactured on Puget sound"
The Santa Fe is 50 situated that il cam
not ensf- into a transcont:nentai traffic
from the Sound country. The rates on the
Northern roads do no, permit II. But az it
is the most direct route 10 the southwest
ern part of tne country. IL can come even
nearer handling the business than can the
Southern Pacific.
The Santa Fe has not been IN this North
western territory very long IL was only
cne year ago thar an agency was estab-
ltshed IN Portland. and as yer no office has
been opened In Seattle. II has found the
esfablisbmeni of an office at Portland TO be
very profitable.
u. r. Frederick, OF Frederick. Nelson &
Munro. who has jlist returned from the
East told yesterday afternoon Of the spring
exhibit Of furniture which he saw at
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Northern There are
ING reasons Tor this
condition. The small
sr profit Il the ksasi-
asss ard the greater
vigilance au<. kaoHs-
edge OF the customs
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/ Little smag-i
| 1ftsG of
| Opian.

edge 1S E7@ customs
enthusiastically the former. Opium costs
from 81 TO s45a ger pound when made al
Victoria: that waleh comes from China Is
werta about s.. New. the expense of
snasxyisEg will average about $i-S per
Pound. When the duty Of S psr i.sund :
paid ss< fetal cost IL ndesl here or II Pors-
land wiis be 81 ~ Si5 per pound
That opium Is sa4ggied * proved BY
the fast that yoa can purchase IL in Port
land for s. per pound IL = very certain
that IL woaia cot be sosd there a. a loss.
al least not for any length 81 tine aud
that has been the ruling price for sosne
snoaiAs.
1T Is considered tina. sn1uggiers make
from sz.sa 10 s. per pound, wasea Is very
small profit when their risk = Ia ken into
account Al one time aS much as ~ and
s. per pound Has made ny them. and opium
was brought over IN large quantities. Con-
ss<ser the vast amount that was sniugglr3
To Portland during iss3 by the TsotaG-DE1-
bar Blum outfit Tney owned two steam
ships, which they ran between British Co
nav is on a cheaper scale. tnere are no
men OF capital and standing IN the oHsl-
uess. They don't consider the profit large
enough 20 offset the risk. So far as ] can
learn, there are practically no Chinese
coalseS being smugglsd in. Doubtless some
of them are brought through, bur there IS
no wholesale smuggling"
Another OF the great transcontinentai
railroads is looking for business ia North
western Washington. The Santa Re IL
tering the field. !. ]. peyefeux. general
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tsafss ~f tao
la dixie
E0s tssss

}2fSe ftae5razea ssssf -sa IS ssss Assa~ .s.@
pr Nt- kse~ hss ssss sassara@sg fTasn So
S0sss 49, ~ sffg AL &c ~ aaoa sss oss
81 >3a NaFA &saa g@5@sssass ~ f>ssssasa
: ss@s-f xss Aa~ sAe eassYAsa car ssss }sss
.ass4. xsssassss<s s4-s ,s~x, s~ss 40 ~ &c
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Fhe Sas@<sAS sia<sfx i&w a@x as-en s.s-
Ga-s.~ss -, Ss@&s A-is ~ - sSss 49, 4 49, =
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Grand Rapids. Mich.
He has been all over
the East buying
goods.
IT has become a
custom during the
past few years for al!
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Grand Rap
Ids FaFnt-
ture Exhibit.

the manufacturers throughout the coua--
try. and particularly from tie Eastern and
Middle states, TO send exhibits of furniture
to Grand Rapids twice year" said Mr..
Frs3eriek Buyers from almost every state
Congre3ats there 10 see the goods and to
make purchases. With such a display Of
the best furniture made I'm the country
they have much better opportunities TO buy
Then II saves them the time and expense
Of travelling about. Were IL not for these
exhibits, they would find Il necessary to
wish many cities where manufacturers are
located
The city looks like a fair when ali these
goods ara displayed. Persons not In the
furniture business come from outside
towns 10 have 4 holiday. Twice a year In
the early spring and Ia the fall, this scene
occurs. and from the way in whish the
custom il growing. IL viii likely continue
for many ysars.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

settling one nsIie~JennEe r. xon Ftsesfss
ss.ors8. PRIMES az india salrd Time. a..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-04
K "a - TO H Ia.
es.-,,ls AIas kgd f1I Hz5s lszs Born
'i'a a EzzZZae
ADAMS BARNET INQUEST
Is to Prove n Most Notable Affair. OF
Its Kind

New York. FEB. captain &eClosky
cs ne detective bureau. aaso.g.e.y re-
fused 20 discuss the Adams % -o1.rR caro-
today. u - probable taat nothing vii
De done Until the lnq1es, over taa 5sa-1
~ Mrs Adam Tlls wil ~ on T1srs1sT
next and Coroner Hart "a already 14ag
with The pr-.irnI1srisE. he had q iorg COM
-1Itstlou Nth Dtst-l-. Attorney Gardner
today and ieft wf1 l.rn a big b1oca o.
Subpoena blanks ts 5e f1ed ol- AareEe
having the slightest possible connection
" b -.- ADAMS Barnett u1grlsrs-fe- r1ry
ere c.aszed together 19u-s1l probably -
sg un0red te appear a. era .-qBsar TIE
0o-oner's oeHce aa= been 6efuzet w..a re-
quests from persons anxious 90 90 on f-r
f1-r- Colonel Gardner is sEgs-tsd -
make application Tor tae sz1-czaf55a ~
Bar-etr-s BODY tomorrow
The He-ad ssTs Pers1rs - c-ctsT
promlrerea. mary ~ .-ena a. ser n1t men
tsqa-6 81 connection vl-a gre raae ufl p.
compelled % tsstsv - she .na1arr rszr
Tsars1sg ln-3 ne ~aosas ~ fae teaf1 rs
sErz Eats J. k1aus ass December Fe.1-
ra- Gzr3ins- Eav- Two % t1-se. a- s---
nsrs more arrests ~ f1=1etis-ely -. or
:ns nal5inr - tse .rqssst srez p TIES
a. ro- axe place eaFaer. E1rrfl G1rf
arr saFs t1ar % srssts 3s - ~aes.
s.ewsTf-. -1-I ft-rs re.r eT1srrr
= p w5,-5 90 za-sT -s- as-1a-fs -1f
re- per-s-s zrrss-s1 car - -s's -1er tar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-04
MOSTLY ABOUT THE VETO
Are the Notelets Picked Up About
the Halls OF Legislation.

Governor Barnes to the legislature:
Thou shalt commit no extravaganza. "
The legislature lin unison): Lord have
mercy upon US and incline our hearts 20
keep this law
A number Of the beheaded clerks are
trying to rattle off four weeks board
bill.
Hes the sunshine of Paradise Alley
is not sung in connection With the veto.
As to passing the appropriation bill not
withstanding the veto, it looks to the leg
islature like a case of damned if they
do, and damned if they don't"
The character of the governors back
bone has been determined-it is cast iron.
Joe Post and ]. J. Fegtly, prominent citi-
zens and politicians of Kinghsher, paid
their respects to the legislature to-day.
"Conspuez Barnes." is the cry of the
committee clerks
Colonel Tom Soward's clerks unanimous
ly decided to stand by him and the .egis-
lature "troo tick and t'in"-especially the
tick
The previously discharged clerks and the
newspaper men were the only ones who
really enjoyed the message.
In arguing the merits of his bill taxing
insurance companies. Senator CLARKE mad
vertently referred to "the distinguished
counsel for the defense" which met With
a prompt and very proper rebuke.
Purely on the ground of economy, Sena-
tor Bellamy will Introduce bin combin-
ing Washington's birthday and grounding
day into one national holiday.
Even the sun has refused to shine since
the veto.
There will DE serious rupture CT
lifelong friendship when Fatty Smith
offers to sen Ed. Kelly batch Of legisla-
tive warrants.
Senator Winkler, Senator Brett and
Fatty Smith officiate as judges at a
ball last night
Rough Rider Palmer isn't disturbed by
the veto. He lived on embalmed beef
through the Santiago campaign and still
A local paper cheerfully inquiries: "Who
will break the news TO the landlord?'
There's many a slip betwixt the lip
and-a clarkship salary.