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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-21
To STUDY CORAL REEyn.
stanford University win send Psr,y ia
south Amssica for That Purpose.

2i.-Prof. Alexander AgnAsix, OF Har-
ward. has made arrangements for DR..
Braunar, OF the geology department
here. TO land an expedition into South
America In the Interest OF science. The
work VIII be upon the coral reefs of the
brazilian coast extending from ceavc
nearly to Rio Janciro. The stone reefs
win be mapped and their relations TO
IL geological history OF the South
American continent win be studied.
Collections will be made for the Mu-
scum OF Comparative Zoology OF Hnr-
ward university. Prof. Agasslx will
afterwards publish the results OF the
work In the bulletin of the Museum
OF Comparative Zoology at Cambridge.
The party win leave New York about
the LIST OF June and will return In the
middle OF September.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-21
WIRELESS TELronArny.
Supreme Test Of the Msrconl system to be
Made In Chicago

Chicago. April si.-on Saturday.
what ID regarded aA u supreme test OF
the Marconi system OF wireless tclc-
.raphy will he made In this city under
the auspices OF tho Tribune. The adyo-
Gates OF the system have never tried u
where large Nausea OF steel arc present
10 exert AN influence upon the electric
current and II the signals can be made
cities, II viii be "a success. The lrst at
tempt viii he made from the top OF tho
Masonic temple TO the Auditorium. n
distance OF one-third OF q mile. " this
In successful. trials viii be made be-
tween the Temple and one OF the water
cribs In the lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-21
81 Feel Like . New rsr'on.-
Mrs. Gro. LEAcn,
1900 Belle ST., Alton, ILL.,, writes:

Mrs. Gro. LrAcn,
1900 Belle St., Alton, H., writes
Before ! began to take your vege-
table Compound was great sufferer
from womb trouble. Menses would ap-
pear two aud three times In u month,
causing me TO be no weak could not
stand. Ieould neither sleep nor eat, and
looked NO badly my friends hardly
knew me.
~ took doctors medicine but did not
derive much benefit from II. My drug
gist gave me one OF your little books,
and after reading II l decided TO try
Lydia u. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound. feel like new person. !
would not give your Compound for all
the doctors medicine In tho world. ]
can not praise II enough"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-21
DRESS GOODS SELLING

At SENSATIoNAb Pisi'iS'
u.inch PRiEsrLEy's. suaren,eedi
black fancy dress goods. 81 ana h'-S
qualities Tor ~
as.lnch BLACK cREpoNs. neat de-
signs "'i '''''' " .A8
so-inch BLACK MoHAIR ALPACA.
Ha'' value at 80
4o.inch black poplin. 81 quality for
80
HACK cREPoSs OF the best I'M.
ported makes. both wool and SILK anu
WOOL, marked down for this sale NJ
actual Gust and below. a..
LACK PEBBLE clEPoN. u
inches wide. 400 quality for
pnIrsTLry's ls-inch Mohair and
wool Biistcd crcpon. s2ss quality Tor
Si.46
HACK FRENCH SILK cREPoNs,
yiea In brooadcd effects. $3.50
quality Tor 80.
p.Inch WOOL NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS. now blues. tanu ana browns.
u.:b qualities. Special price a..
lO-lnch PEBBLE DRESS GOODS. In
dark colorinEH. grand value
sy.Ineh PURE WOOL STORM
REEGEa, choice colora. the best ma.
trrial for walking dresses. special
price
?g.lnch NEW FANCY DRESS
GOODS. zoe and COO qualities. Special
81
4 LOT OF FANCY DRESS GOODS.
In mixtures and checks; your selection.
Special
cHAi.I.IEs-Sew assortment In
light and dark grounds at Soc, soc. coo
and s5c a yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-21

Berlin. April 2o,-Thc Hamburger
Correspondents and other papers known
to be INSPIRED" by the German foreign
Office say the manner In which the
situation In the Philippines In con-
tinualiy tcated by English reports IL
intended to influence public opinion In
Europe nKainst the United ktatea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-21
The BARGAIN THROTTLE THROWN
WIDE OPEN this WEEK.
FINE WASH GOODS.

Our reputation for selling hnc wash
goods ut low prices needs no introduce
tion. This season we eclipse all for
mcr records. We know that We have
the best showing OF wash fabrics and
have no hesitation In saying NO plainly.
a scrica OF Spring values for this
week
An elegant limo Of about no dlncrc1t
patterns Of Zephyr Ginghams. all new
patterns and choice coiorinrs; value
'"'' WV" ~ '"' 81
a finc line ss.ineh wide nsht-coiorcd
new Pcrcai.a. Just IN. thlng for
shirt Waists; all 10 this week pcr
yard
Pebble weits. ono CT the most popu-
lar materials for summer wear. on sale
Monday. per yard
Faille and Mervilieux. two OF this
seasons latest productions. great waist
novelties. equal IN style and nniah to
silk. ours for Salt Lake. per yard. $50
ana s5c.
Our line OF Novelty Tissues In 10
large that you can not imagine what
any OF our hundreds OF different pat
terms look like without seeing them.
lncy are all imported and cannot DO
had later In the nenaon.uo come at once
and get firat choice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-21
RECLAIMED HEALTH.
Gratifying Lottcrs TO Mrs. Pink
ham From Happy Women.
Ell Owe You MY LIFE
Mills, Ncb., writes:

Mrs. 4. wooLnisIn,
Mills, Neb., writes;
"DEAn MRs. PisKIAMi--I owe my
life TO your Vegetable Compound. Tho
doctors said ! had consumption and
nothing could be done for me. My
menstruation had stopped and they
said my blood was turning 10 water. i
had several doctors. They all said !
could not live. Ibegan the USE Of Lydia
u. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and II helped me right away; mensea
returned and ] have gained In weight.
have better health than havS had for
years. Its wonderful what your Com.
pound has done for me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-21
CORRECT millinery.

while we lead In quality. style and
originality. we also lead In iowness OF
prices. You can IND Just what your
taste dictates. from the most expensive
Hat 10 the finest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
TACOMA FEDERAL COURT.
David sssco Round over for Rob
bling the United states Mails.

Special Dispatch to tho acknowledgement.
TACOMA. Feb. A-~Iu the FEDERAL court
tciay the grand firy returned a true bill
aE@tHat David Stsro. charged with fo5-
aiaE tae ma3hs AT Wellington The ira
pf er cas-. "tii be heard in SzattIe sew
efai eases ~ selling whisky to Indians
@re ur gcr hearing
pY.or tp a3iouErnv m. wh;ch Has taken
to nvxt Friday. the pt-tit or tr5a, 9Ury wsa
Cs5'e& Il cousjs = Of 81 = Kelly charles
E{f.uI.Tiee. IEcnaS kcDnesan, W n
ssgHta. . Murray john Anderson.
tssseTEs Eiaks = = t;gay. " r put
nean. ~ s. t'asaek II X Dodge. J ~
AeaXE Benjamin surrey r e MtstI .tagg.
A Z van tsfnp a. s.. WILSON ]. n. Oil
dsz ATT baairl Mount
esfe nj 3Ha featar+4 - tAts ss,szt5n ~
keis - taa arrangement of in4pe-tor B
+ JazseE. n~w lu Portland The Ga row
between Joes~y au8 Inspector t}dNeg has
fn q Nay te.u revived JpescY struck
Ns3weN aare the after Was on duty and
Be fnay ae thar The eS-'sssEp7ctar u3sy ye}
hsv~ ,9 assgSrs 80 an Indictment although Is
thu AZ tfn ttF1e WIS hauls$4 thrcsfE!.
thn cts+3gfs ara Jest fired
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
DUTCH WALLER DROPS OUT.
sIx-DAY BICYCLE RACE ROBBED
of 4 PsBLfG FasoaTrE.
BIisdsess fsases Fbrssctsa g" ora~F
fs~ Riders E~fsy~m~nt-Pfsrr
and A.ksng~r sa thu J~a6- WIFE
ahamp3sn miller Close B~hssd

sax rFsASC-ssCs,. Feo iA-Essz ss7f1zSs
szseess Is seHz fss4ze .n t6a 5.tergs&s sSfss-
s8x-eEay rzes. 2ss< steady pounding las "a
re ed y 5ta aaesaG dangerous Ese-fsF
ina. : q. say Prank Waa@T- "A.seF
sxa@ nsns @roag ~ a.sn. &sd 3 as1ysseA4.a
sd tat ae wa4sa - bssa1 tx Re zssf5]s9
- esesrsslsae Y &8ser zAx ssr2&fr ava -.
ssss A&8 80 Gzst afssT sgsag %@s1s ra-4sa
z8thssss dssnss1nssf.g- A5~s GE@D4.@
n ff.srgs T'srs.s2s cd Tot l@STe agsA. AZ
se s.s4ss - afgsst Fs<<@ tessssF AFR sTstaS
- rs8ssse sa4Sss3Ag 49, sszsr ~ - 's-e
ease % Wafer. wste frusSbse II fns eyes
Ine real qsss1gsng II tssx ps1s-Ny S@aiseFSs
.z1 zzA ~ an@8u-gas tsg1sasisl- Fs1fss 'Ns
f@ie q q Sgzers 81 toe gssfssssz " 40 sa1 az
dSTr.sssas2G ~ ~ Ea@ fssyEs Ss&zF sss1@y-
fl~re .es sleN cutting 8@wE 0a% ~ one
s.fgg a. TIE nsEeseenth saezr steD PISCES
ara Ash4ngax came DAE asess@ lzfso Sc
zrS< eeE2eaf CT ees.5sxssscs. LIS ss~EssrssE 4ss
To jAsef c1Trser beiag grssar@G - nsnE y
sszt - > 8sgsas aElsa. neeFf-ss. saa ss.~sf.-
fr. through lnGsTsfscksng thFz s-EA aFsasslasF
rscsrr a. a. earsY hsa4g ta4aF IF A@ t@b
faG.ek, tf.s-rs sz4s s.sas aksa fnags g.sfe sass-
IN ~ rec as.& q Fsa - TIE fssss5@et zg3ff AZ
he ~aa~ anss gefE ca@ssf7}4. s>s1zzs tssfSaSD
81 ys1ye i xs1sasf5s 1fs.H - tsfas 4ktssEssGs
l.srrsss - - sss14zs ssas4sfsg ass3 "a ~ and
maze fk..z eyer Confident
ne sa9ss al - >. "a, tzse txsssy seo9Ea9
Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

lowering ot Massachusetts. Overstrees OF
Indiana. Curtis % Kansas. Loud o. CAM
Torn-a. ga hcock OF Wisconsin and Morris
OF Minnesota
Il VIII be observed that 10 member Of
the banking and currency committee or
the coinage. weights and measures COM
mittee IS put upon this comm. ttee. Re
ferrins 10 this fact Gen. GrosTeuor said ::
I made the appointments Ia that way
after tuI and free conference with most
- The members Of the committees and
with prominent members of the house.
The idea prevailed that inasrnUch as
any bill or bills which might he asreed
upon ~ the Republican caucus would
have 10 90 70 one or both OF these com
Enlttees for their final action and report
II would be Gnwise 20 ask the gentlemen
TO make any difference Or take s.deS IN
any way in any dispute ~ policy or de-
tail. and il was deemed wisest and bes.
that the committee should remain wholly
INDEPENDENT and non-committai as 20 The
details 0f the report and 10 b. free 70
act independently, with the anai judg-
Uent % each member uniuSGenced and
unaffected by The action u the caucus
committee. In this way we viii ultimate
" have the opinion of The caucus ~ the
"lene0tS = thu house and ~ such COM
niffee "a the senate may soc 81 10 pro-
vide. and then The deliberate Judgment %
the proper committee ~ tho house"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
WhSH|NGTON'S TROOPS
AGAIN UNDER FIRE.
C,'ssa.zzrasz sron Page Ore.

arsxsrd Fae txn ls~3 tA@ Gesfzrtrzent % s@zr
-sa<E faa - ra..rk was4i6 A@s bs9aS~ser st~
fair rA&n ezfrssY u re ssaffsss - Maria
s. w8@ H~zk grEzE sSzsEsSszes4ess, tzsTsst5rs.
TIA 4AEasras Esnways 4eSGD@g was re-
asevs9. yfag shss 6&a aa@s 70 EEzer 81
a. an thaz 49, eSsaa8sssS sFE91ys@ fsss IA
tiT~s Ee~s rs4sfs szZasleT than 81 NTst ~
Ezrte1
Ta# fses taa1 foreign smsev@&ix a. 1000
are 1asn9 NsgssEsssfDrl3g x4saFtesI = szs5cl2e-
ssxTee y srAIa seaIzoE 70 TIE Amir ~ rsa~
scr Tass f0re*sa r eyItsssrv1 - danger -
isszer<ersf&e ffaaa &ET = the f9veasa p<s8-
gi.aea ssa8 =. akaeg bs@n Il .EozE s1lsea~
Esyys tssss A&9 - ~ considered a. . gsss~
ssssI-isS sast SE1sen . Lgl[ess8.e11 70 avsS.
a. as Cas1s-
s. aat tae E9tszrs w. srs 4 Is a-@Yz@-2F
safe 70 nsy- TIE gFes.ssuT, from tf~ IL
eest+9s9 * t4e Sga-s.a EsE. azs s--ez
ea&FsasEsy s.. Eayoy .ot tae Ea0gs auEsArge g@sI-
Ky. ard = * rst tg.s@DGes - tS4a0S t9e
s@aSefe cheek 70 t1e Fssg4Egs ~lta
q Ssk sss@ taTs. = tss1 1g4ss2Tge lis 49, A.
AgN tais Ess erzgsElsGt - HH0d = TGsy
ssa asS = sreya ss-sca al Manila s5a9 a.
fasesss sE5 Z tssy az essztenz 70 profit -
Is Afs1 eoT8~ sse&2eaJsg 4..g cs<fssc Egsy ia
GO - without fear o. further essa-st - sasrT-
FL g - rsE9&Tss2>1 tAE>s A&uza!s. Lf4sseg
afaE Fs*Es Gtae have rZuca b<tf<r gresp ~
tsls 5tssAs esst--&f4oss thar = pgss-5lo ner@,
AFsJ tsge adm res 81 lk4n 3oea 93E K5gEras 10
'4e fsarar hAEsEss VIII unnecessary sEsssTr-c-
s1sssE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
MAKING READY FOR BATTLE.
President xeinya Preparing 10 Put
Down the Revolution in
N&raruuua

AAAAtsftA, Nicaragua. VIA Galveston.
Feb Il In spite az naT3eFous ob~,a e.es.
csllsf am9aE thes4 being he want Of ;sls-
graph communication ard roads. except
mute paths between ManaguA AID B.ue-
Heias. FreysGen, Ze3aya r. actively organ
sxsaI 20 suppress The revolution that has
broken ouf ~ t.ss Atlantic coast provinces
f-&htlng be. @een the EgyRguu3snt troops
AID 80 rebels under Gen Reyes former
sEer3or general q the Asiaatte coast a.
visor and aalt-styie.l general IN chisf O.
NleaTsggfa probably VII 3, 50 iu the eF8r-
.ral forests between tho Cor3liieras and
HigeneI4s
The headquarters OF the goynrnrF1ffl;
troops IS ~ AeoyapA a well chosen STRAIT
e2tc position bear 2 branch Of The river
ss@g5sga beyond fhe divide. while The rev
"isH .0alsts afs reported encamped neax
Chile
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15
ENJOYS WON BY KINDNESS.
Filipino Agents San Francisco
AnNiuu. for Peace

San FRANCISCO. FEET. fA-~Tae Esap-
izsos. Ger. E2ego a~ Doe ard " Rivera.
y To arrived 49, week kT4na Manila. ia
feraasag - l9sE tbslS aRspsa-atss IL " lash
lagsep. have decided - .eage toisy f0t
Montreal Rivera exSyssses himself as PEI
fsrfsE &s-11T4eie9 a. M ku1 rrsz tfzzEt lie
lss Invariably Received IL tie city The
80 e1F0Ss aail ss4eaR0r ~ persuade Az
sE.g4is9 - .e.Gfn 50 y a&aiuxtoa AID JON
sith nss associates In Di~ao.Bg Tor a. hga-
cFZsis@ gsacs.
MOI TRIAL. Feb. I4-Sen1r Luna q
fee F3l3Es1p GssEstsons llas esgl aTte1 :roTa
Montreal for L4yerpooi he wi san from
3 John az The steamer NGfniatan. AZ
@neffo 4ses.Fes that 6s does not knox
q iAt f-8HAs tGtafe movements vii he
taey D~sTsg determined BY 4dysces ~ wiil
Tseatge Erofn H0EgH3ng On h4s ARRIVAL Il
England.
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trife ehoppy. ard the small boa,s were not
az mucn n evidence.
The Cottage CRY sailed for Skagway yes
tsrday morning wjta A full complement OF
passengers and about - tons II fg,lgIt.
The Ga-onne IS loading flour al the Cen
te1nial mills and wsil SAL for Honolulu
this morning. taking about 400 tons OF
freight 70 the islands
The gatile tug SALINE. which returned 20
port On Monday 10 have her piston head
repaired. wsu sail again today in com
mand e Cap Snow. Sac y II Re 2 aced On
the mail route between H0wkaa ana Wran-
gel, taking the place OF the steamer Golden
tenxiys repairs
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lsp.alal Il.zra.eh q -. T..e..t1-.e.-l...r.c.

rpsetai ps2pR:eh 20 TIE I'c.si-fg 81 x l-.sr.
tif<IfkE'5A Is. e Feb Il Tn, election
% Hume minister ~ mites Is Nelson to-
ssS cofftssz IS EFfA4EfFT 81 Gre upfsszit sfiu.
iaaf Asd e&i~Bsatee usf "a frta 4orsfg r 10
Tor hAfwsl8, IA" opposition rausfate w.D
sas only four enbtNd Hume st the general
election. b1t Nelson alone gas Hume t29
MAJORITY. AfsI Vita the exception or Wa
nsta and talI n4nes u8nle@ haa 4 fss 3orItss
OF lsi. wiz 0iiiy tao small places r. f3tag
fFcfn. - ha Ia cFgtataGy elected tf5tFae 3
iisS az heing s cabinet MINISTER Au8 the
fear That thr position might so 81 Roses
lard. Faused the voters ~ %s.rar - IA
over ~ = body rs lac government maj
Then. 500. the npIaRi ser 5u=sser % miss
10 nna1itssten ~4th tHesf eMuii3Afs "a
Not ifsAst hlg3fAgay Was q fatal 1ns 50
tseiF a@t%z Use hfaf FsosttA fusa or tae
opposition hefH expected tas. re&nlf Wx.ft8
BE- as e las turned au} as4f thr nsataTsgs
OF ste opposition ere gate fuasiEanf um-lf
yesterday @hsE the ehaaEe Cd fhe sn+ss
NJ the Dispatches from Nelson sa TIE ait-
uai.gn showed tnat hope. was gonr
TITS gives t1e EoNrF Sc z srss esrtv u
t~N 70 - Ntth the FFesknr gn fhss gh&t~
TIE provincial ete ftar hlA Hon Iss~.sa
Marin anfs.fH5yasat ~zfestHe sst t.-Htr
pa~sssi ii@ atcs'na reat3 e tu tAst A.eytsten
Is - ia
TIRE government rep3trf 90 Helreaa k4f -
ifsIftfY IA yh~ AatsHss tefax test tas-v ?, ..s
lad ua reffe@ gzfatsr'.-s Via tae 6ansfr3at
as - fhs exHluz an bl5} lsassa.f f-4s eassl.s
6s'k'h4l E@ liFsas B.trrrs aa.1r fse-fif
tsi wsA dropped for ;a= u4s. hrs-E Isl 49,
SAH nof feTfF tu Eo nu wl1n q sr* tAn
sgsask@f tnN-stst tssst aaether ssa,t .-s sYfssss
be slF@a 81 feets fv ~ sa tssr fFf-~ rsl>e.
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DOODLE MONEY FOR SOLDIERS,
Montana May Donate 10000 for
Sick and Wounded.

Apeclal Dispaten 70 he Posi- ntsillgencer
HELENA. Mo3t-. Feb liza ne leg3s-
"a laEe today "a a!A ~sS introduced 20 De-
HeTs the thirty 1850 bis Senat Or White
Side = asfsd 70 have rece ve1 from Senator
e.ec' Clark Tor yotlag ior BIN 10 i tuua
for 1he relief u ths eek ara wounded 81
sac Frst Montana volunteers. B01 a.
Manila.
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SYNOPSIS

s,a.tle I<Gt&l Report Maximum temper
atarts 81 degrees. u-airuuU. . mean. g.
aa-1 fs 81 cE<rs-ss alese norma. fer "a Z
t1ne uf year Weather cloEs3y FA-nfaa.
r. uf au 3ueA
Nix n 20 wind Va'o13t} Seattle - tn.}ss.
south Portland. q IN JOS. s2ath \~ah ffzF.
= Faes, west. Fort Caney = snGes. sssG1-
ysasy-
q y SALISBURY.
Section Director Weather Bureau
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Charles B. Haufor1's ora.fen scene. when
he plays Mari AGfoay IN Julius Caesar
Takss cutie "a Blk bic II the NacLean-
1NleT-h n1oTd production IS & made when
he was an sndeDaadf m star Between he
acts. N a southeastern NJ ore man in
The audience was heard TO SIX another nc.w
he tSed r.. ''F'Irst-CizSs.' was his answer
"paly II does SeeT KIND ~ queer 10 hear
ail tiais speech making with nothing about
free silver 81 T. 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

Gros~rnor Announces Members TO
Psss ON Financial IegisIafiun

WASHINGTON. Feb ls.-CSen. Grosve7or
% Ohio. chairman - - Republican eau
Gus. today announced The appointments Of
ne following RegubIioaaS OF the house s.
members Of 80. committee on finanCia. teg.
islation. provided for by the resolution o.
fre Republican c-3cJS. Henderson ~
Iowa. Payne Il New York. Dalzei. OF Pom
sylvania. Kerr Of Oalo EAwley of Texas
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Oh! The Pain
OfRheurnatiSm!

My wife was for years suTeres
from Rheumatism. and was treated
constantly. bat could obtain TO relic.
The doctors said the disease was liable
To strike the heart st any time. in
which event death would ne Inevitable.
Every kind o. treatment recon
uendcd Ter Rheumatism was given.
includ lng widely advertised blood rem
edies. but none did any good She
grew worse all the while ard was re-
cuced 70 q mere shadow % her former
self
1t was a. tbs critical neric.S that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE war de-
partmert today was advised ~ the death
90 Col. Gales Ramsey, Seventh artillery
az Augusta. Ga
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se tNsasy-seooEs


The ysessg1k record lA sis Fr4ies aaa rs
yards. made - is.sfne "a Madison square
Garysen tasg Dsceu4ksf
AstisskrY Is tie oniy rider UA0 las Esss
sss=flsassr3te9 anee tas starr % the rzcs.
The seore AZ u -. the Ia ~Estg~afisl Assgr.
was ar follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-15

The tYeBiy Eve Aa4y record was &I
niles - gaLts made IN :. :n th~ New
York sixsfag Yars AAhluger remained 4Yi
bis wheel fof tss miles and : l4ps without
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Elected 60 uomtaion Parliament
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tsa Votes

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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss the Of N>Nz2zMM
PLEASED EDITORS.
The Agricultural Writers Find a Trip
to Washburn All Right.

The party of editors Of agricultural
papers that drove up to Washburn Sun
day, returned Monday evening, well pleas
ed with their trip. They speak we'll of the
looks of the country, and report the
crops and stock looking as fine as any
body could wish. AS they wanted to
leave on the evening train in order to
make connections in the east, they were
unable to accept the drive around the
city which had been arranged for them,
but left with good impressions of Bis
marck hospitality. AS their papers have
a wide circulation among a very desira-
BILE class of readers, the Missouri slope
may expect to receive much favorable at
tention on account of their visit. The
trip over the Northern Pacific in North
Dakota was arranged by the Northern
Pacific, and W. D. Washburn arranged
for them to travel over the route of his
new road in order that they might be-
come acquainted with the new country
it will develop. Hugh Il. Mcintosh of
the Nebraska Farmer joined the party
here, having missed connections before.