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bars. Kline followed Gateley, IT one
time scufftsng with him Ira a saloon near
Fifteenth street. whore Gatesey had bur
ries GatsIey was arrested lu "A saloon
near police headquarters and made Ges-
perase effort To silde his capt9rs and set
rid Of the money In hfs pockets, bat all
10 no purpose. On begng searched S4>'l
we're taken from hisu. HIS pal Is yst at
large. probably far from the city by this
time. Kline will 10 he'd here 10 appear
against Gatesey.
Late ihla evening the prisoner bad So
cured legal assistance, and an effort aas
heang made 10 sc, ans naheas corpas pa
pcrs tn aSiow OF bond being given. IL
IS likely II the ease comes to trial, that
the jurisdiction Of the city officials may
he brought into question az thn alleged
crime IL n said, Was not committed In
the city limits possibly not in Pierce
county.
Catchy alias Harris Is said 10 - one
OF a party which has been working tho
trains between Portland and the Sound.
lie is "A mifdis-ageei man, medium stxe
with q brown beard. and WAC we'd dressed
tn "a neat business salt
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! ITEM THE Glad HAND.
uAs COMMISSIONERS 10 TINE
murrsEs At VANCOUVER.
aevee ssd CITY Coaacil, the
rA sf Trade $50 Others, Pre-
- Then With Addresses, shsw-
xraeeA II Thicker Than Wsfes."

~.rCoUyER. Il. G.. Jan. S-Tfsose
- -tra<n&ea ih~ reception given tonight
S.~ezsx J. q. SgnurmaG and II. e.
.,~~e~< the Philippine commissioners
4E~ RATED States, must have been i'm
- vsth the xsrisaisty that now ex-
i. 1890, tbs United States and the rest
4. rnxtssh- Speaking peoples THE two
IeIs-s.~ssrasrS arrived in the evening On
!. $500 Canadian Pacific express, ana
-. a. rain, there was = very repre-
- crowd OF citizens AZ the station
- tfsn. Among those present we're
|~~nr members Of the city Council.
- q the board Of trade. the leading
.ss-a sod ine chief merchants After
-s-sSsSas y4scons al the depot. the Dis
1879 travellers went aboard the En-
sz. Fl 1apau. where addresses we're pre-
s11f ~ replies mace.
Ssaesry stein. pf the board OF trade
- - address expressing the gratihca-
- u ~ members Of shas body at mes;-
- - rCmu1sssioners AT ts1sx western CAPT.
- q fse Er.sssh empire Particular stress
= ~ on the fact thai Mr. 6churman II
.r henfann born The voard reminded the
~sntnsonsrs that their duty would iaAd
- e39ee 70 th.-t spc forever haIlowed
= ~ action OF an American commander
- sagfy-swa years ago. vent 10 The sue
- q 1 British admiral and assisted in
= rerDe Of British sailors lying wounded
Z - mud fats al the mouth 81 the peiho,
- infesreuinx against o friendly power
~ Attending his action with the memoir
= rersy. Blood Is thicker than water"
- a Get could not be forgotten, and
- eh6fithsd In the memory Of those vino
- anxious and. the board believed. In
sr1nIs eyensaaiislcs. able to pay the debt.
~ boosd paid other compliments 10 the
msmtoners and the government. they
unusf. and prayed that their labors
6ns hays q successful issae.
Hours Between Meals.
~. ochnrman made no formal reply
= H. address presented by tho Vancosi-
- Beard Of Trade. Instead he re-
emfsd their adventures in the Rocky
sosnsainn through a trivial accident to
II sr1in He sald a truck broke down
) ~ mountains and they lad 10 fast
- fssufy-fcur hours. They had Just
- one dining place, and tho next
- wns several hours travel ahead.
Aap they had 10 remain without food.
~ Of the party tried cooking al Cam
- bzt they afterwaTd wished they had
-
b rouseqa~nce OF the iatssness OF the
~ the Empress of Japan viii no, sail
- tomorrow :uorning.
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hsMC|Ll0 WRITES h6A|N.
THIS TINE TT - AGAINST RATiFl-
CATION or THE TREATY.
Asks That Hia Message ne sent 10
the senate. and Claims That
spain Did Not Possess the Phil
fpptn~s ns the Time of Protocol

WASHINGTON. Jan Ss.-SSxto Lopez
secretary of Aggacsf5o. the SFssasF.ne rep
Preventative here called At the state de-
partuens abosst o'cs,aek tass afternoon
ami left uttA tae chief clerk another
communication addressed 70 the Secse-
tasy Of stata. Esgot@sstng against tie afss-
tuGe ~ esiv government toward tbs Els
pine republic The terms - the pzo-
TEST Dc nes go as far as ari ultinaa.a-u
The saTaa fate awaits this cs1gssS1aaF3l alton
as khas ~hacA bsfell is predecessors, il
Wal Re 3ip.ena4ficalEy ignored.
Aeoomss nY3ng tsse communication IL q
long memorial addressed 10 the senate.
containing IS comprehensive argument III
oppssitinn 10 the rati9satlon 81 TIE sr.aty.
which TIE envoy asks the president 20 send
10 that body The letter Of sransrnittai
cor sslfss more than the mere request. but
Agunciao feels thag ne IN bs1QGa by
courtesy not TO make IL public until an
opportunity is had by the state DEPART
nlent officials 10 Rake q reply.
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The memorial TO the senate f. long doc
ument. beth historical and argumentative
IN character. and Is a protest that this
government has no jurisdiction. natural or
acquired. through any of It's agencies 10
aafuaicata In any manner upon the rights
OF sfe Philippine country and its people He
refers 10 the Historical fact that larea
number q my eountrynen have never been
sub.iusd by Spanish power, and as against
their liberties. the oppressive arm OF Sna in
has never been able 10 sustain itself. that
tae remainder. because OF their a.ihssr an,
io the casse Of liberty have been sn a.
most constant insurfectian against the gov
eminent a spaia: these conflicts Existing
continuously wish greater or less fury for
the past hundred years"
The purpose Of the, Filipino patriots in
conducting their revolution was IT il as
serted. 10 secure the cornpIata iudstsandaYis
az Their country, and n the effort they
states. and weTe never informed ;hat the
Obtaining ard preservation; Of such ind
peDaefice would be regarded as a hoetta
sct by America. ard they never believes
that their struggle in such Il Cause so1ll1
laad 10 enormous azgrega.toBs Of Amer
lcsh ARMIES ahd 6sFtss az tnsir 5oors.
Additlaaal histor.eas faeis are presented
the sSlip.nos and fran other Documents
FROM which. SAYS the euTay. Il must an
pear "shat the Philippine nSrton Rad
achieved lte Independence free from, eny
a3ageF - losing * az tire hands ~ the
sfsAniaFds. prior to the signing o. the pro-
sUpn}.
Spain has been driven away from the isl
ards and the inhabitants having eSfah-
ishri a government satisfactory 10 thrrv,-
selves. and maintaining Il throughout re
territories. alta. Justification. AgonrsIl0
$s&s. can any other nation sfvanre for
interfering with bis country or resusfn. =,
extend l. ward j, the oblisaticns o. i.lier-
national laws.
Could Spain. he asks, give 70 any nation
better Fi@et ta&a she Possessed she
could nos CENTER possession II she did not
eE5oy H. and any former right OF pes
session claimed ~ her ha1 been exttn-
F1tShed ~ tss destruction OF her sov~f-
eighty
Rearing o. the discussion Of the oyeS
tisa wFsetaer the American Government
ear acquire rigas "a tAs Philippines from.
SgSsia ~ treaty. the memorial calls al
teaf&o0 70 several rasAaia and exact
American precesse3ts. Asunesise sayR he
could ask for his e9aatry 'sno better for~
time tlaH 10 have the republic OF Amer rs
"a, as sS present constituted adhere "a
ta@ teachings OF Intarna ttoaaI lA@ - laid
do~n Is some % It's founders"
AEcF1ctiiss summarizes re yarfa@a rea-
sSs5s So est Ia setati why that sreatg
snoUls no, D. ratified ana expresses ass
earnest hope taat fhe repre- sensations 10
has FeatEresi "a make will receive the
grave consideration az ire senate, before
Erss astI0a Is taken upoA TIE treaty
which contains So much 81 coasess es4es
&c bis pe0pae
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CASPAH LEON KNOCKED OOI.
Terry McGovern OuteinsseS the
Clever Fentherweight.

NEW YORK. Jan. so.--Terry McGoFern,
OF Brooklyn. met Caspar Leon, OF THIS
city. before the Greenwood Athletic Clno,
Scheduled Tor twenty-five rounds AZ lis
pounds Leon weighed in at ife. McGovern
Just scaling the limit Fast fighting marx
ed the first half dozen rounds, WITH NC
Govern always on the aggressive. Caspar
wa uuahIe 10 return with anything but
ief, tabs. which proved ineffective
In th. eighth ninth and tenth rounds
the pace sIackaned somewhat, with Nc
Govern doing the better work. In the
twelfth and anal round McGovsrn cut loose
when he found his opponent partly dis
ah!ed. and showered blew after blow WIN
hoth bands on the face head ana neck.
while tsaspar seemed unable TO keep up
his guard. Toward the close of the round
Nct;overn caught Leon near inc ropes ana
backed a lets hard on the point CT the
fayr sending the New Yorker prone 10 the
floor. where he lay helpless Until the Tet-
cree counted him out
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BREvITIES.

The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society
VIII hold It's regular monthly meeting to-
morrow wednesday,, al $3.50 p. m. al the
q. A. +. hail.
The notorious Barney Martin who
slashed County JaIler Farraher with ra-
For several years ago vas arrested last
night by Detectives Bartee and Williams.
Judge Moore yesterday granted d.
vorce in the csse OF Kate Mines vs. Peter
Nimsss. Mrs. Mines testified that her
husband gambled. drank and treated her
roughly.
Mrs. Mary Ince was taken from 4lo
Thirty FIRST avenue 20 isi7 Madison street
last evening In the patrol wagon She fell
and injured herself. but 1t - not thought
seriously.
aged Is. and Robert Rogers, aged IL. were
locked up In the city tai, last aiEht. They
are suspected Of having stolen fittings from
q pile driver on the water front in North
Seattle.
The funeral services over the remains
of Joseph r. Cooper OF Dunlap, were held
yesterday afternoon AZ Ronnsy IL Stew
Ing. The :ntermsnt took place in Duwamish
cemetery.
Viola McFaIl IL In trouble again She
was arrested early this morning under the
name OF Alice Turner on complaint Of w.
III. Greeu~ God. a painter. who says she
took sli from his trousers packet. He met
her AZ the entrance Of the Paris house.
Articles % Incorporation 81 the Y L.
Cedar Shing'e Company. OF Seattle. were
flied yesterday in the auditors office by
William j. Thompson Jennie L. Tn0u1p-
son and ". j Ferguson. The capstal
stock OF the company Is 2.5oa. divided
in 80 shares
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1ssUiars Active at Ch~hali..

7al Dispatch 20 the rost-IntAil. sancer.
HALLS. Jan. a.-The dry goods
einthing store OF ". II. Ursauhart. OF
av, VAS broken into last night. A
- vaIises two or three suits of clothes
few smaller articles were taken an
- can hc learned. IN entrance waa
s.s0ea sy the tssv ~ some sort Of PASS
which partly turned Il heck "a the
- aoers which WAS thought 10 s,e Sc
~ the aaQr being forced the res. of
j.as. There is 50 yet no eiae. The
- aas been infested with framps for
eysrai days
re stores Of J. C. CantweM and W. III.
|-Msss. al Little Falls. were entered IL
Yam On Thursday night. The losaea
ST Places wer. light, although the
sssssFce 10 iscaresf IN the C.answeIf store
Iesie wisx nigat tire residence 81 Mrs
1Iasf NJ Asnsile, wss also broken lrso
few articles taken. Last nights
8 - tashaiss may have Been dane hy
e tafae stsrgy
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IN THE SECOND ROUND.
shnrkey knocks Ont Jack McCor-
mick I'm Two Minutes.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. aa.~-Tom Shar-
ksx out out Jack Mccormick. Of THE city.
la the second round 90 what VAS 10 have
bean q six-rouna go az the Arena tonight
Tha boat lasted "a long AZ II did probably
Because TIA sailor wanted 10 give The great
crowd ;,rseent something for thrir money
sharksy decided 10 end the exhibition az
ter lively exchange in TIE opening OF me
rgght and left in turn 70 The law and
b-ouwht shs right up again 10 tho same
SPOT Mccormick went down and stayed
the limit When he got 70 his feet again
Ten, banged a right In the stomach and
IF; on the Jaw and ,he iScsl man went
ouf 0f business TIE round lasted two
minutes ar fG3eor seconds
After the bout Sharksy announced that
0.Rnurka would on hss hehslfs coSer the
money posted IN New York b. Fitzslrn-
mona
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BEAT his FouR ACES.
Ai"satker Who struck . Hot
tame On the Trafn

49, 1spaIcs 10 tas post-gaseii. gsree-
TACOMA. Jan Nv ~ Ess-a -
PORTLAND, vho returned 10 cssIsszxssssrs
from Alaska q few days ago. hass f,s.gsisa
tsss Portland train al S.ast4e He rad
.s1 mas 10 toe nssrEn ard had beeu
larry lucky returning wsth azste = ,sse@
Vac OF money. Pop Harris. astas rs
saisasy, so-ca,iesi confsdeyles. r.1an ard
q pa4. Joined In game ~ poker wftA
Rare 10 While away the time Kline FAR
hlsnsnS his own CARTS for their use -s,s.sa
after tne game had started she hIon-
aike, held fear aces, and after ne Raj
-, sa1 On n.s ssnt 10 was neasan hy
Gateisy with a straight asisn
As the train nsaEest Fifteenth stree. in
Tacoma Gatesey had important fslsls1s.ss
~ LOWE ard jumped OF. Kline folyved
suit ana taen began chase that exeat.s-
ally wound 1p s!th Gate.ey oeslln5 the
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TACOMA HAs THE. GRIP.
over Three uunarea Sufferers From
II fa That city.

Special Dispatch 70 sAs post-insSiilgeFssr.
TACOMA. Jan sa~The grip HAS many
victims IN Tacoma. hus fortunately ia =
mild fern. saG1tgy a.rang irad3ag rAYsR~
eEans Shows that there are n1w probably
~ sasnE under tV~a meat. WITH chances
very fsvoyasls fer decided spread az tha
sysssfsss.
In Only few isolated Instances has the
disorder SHOWN SIS stEGsSas fern. Several
eases vsporraf verged tass 1asunsoats bat
raxsfaii srti prompt attention. 1gsyefstes. "a
ssl results,
TIE xrsE r 50 xeneTsf that 4 Is a s*suf~
g-E sxraarsftor. II casa a uan Is ret 80
Sc fssst1ss n; ass place - business. tstst re
k i2ss up vita the Ectn.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Seattle.

L. Fowler. state: p. T. Lewis. Portland:
L. A smith. New York. a V. Laughiin.
Index; r. Armstrong. Cascade. f. &. Bel
lows, Olympia; +. H. Lewlsteln- Tacoma !:
4. G. Lyons kaiaFna. ]. r. Baker New
NhRtrom: N SieTus. ~. Louis: H. C..
Griffith and wife, Mics Jennie simmons
Miss Monossey, New Whaseosns John \.
Gram. Portland NJ Z Timer San Fran
cisco: l. ErankenSurgsr, Tacoma: w, b.
Dennis. spokane; Mrs j. II. Young. Port
Angeles II. r. Reinstsin. San Francisco,
San Francisco: g. Thyson. New Zealand .
+. H. jefferson, City; GrAyso Dalton san
Francisco; Capt 3 =. Matthews. Dawson
City. Alaska.
The RAtnier-Grand.
AasHs GaiIagher. san Frxneisce. w j.
sohurz. San Francesca: J. ID. Weiss New
York. Charles l.. Henderson. saa Fran
cisco, A. III. fT@niis, Portland, A. II.
Iieange, New York Mira II. C7esraont. New
York. A. Zimmerman Everett. ., II
Stone Tacoma. J. r. Lana. Seatt3s. Matt
Gran. Cfsau Opera Company. c. ". seater.
SeAtf.@. S. e f'leF. Dg>a. r.. T. Law
con. San Frangassss. J II. Al.ard, san
I'rarca~eo. Hsfty. Mosa: tssasn. II.
h. r Esazh, f.0ssyns -. +, Lewis. Port
lara. = ~ McAllsne str Bay .aty; Jona
Hin1ABs. Portland. Jane. johnson Port
lard
The Bstl~r.
Joe Barvett, City: Hen~r orr. CssYs
lara Patterson. skaxwav. II J. Horton.
Waite Pass. Alss@A, Nsll3aEn ScsalzSss,
Milwaukee M. ana Mira Besran. ess8ss@e.
a Z iseHts. New fesk. MF. ard AIRS a.
San Francesca: J. A. fs~nn-ss- 81 toSspa I.
c. r. Krstcnm~r, Ssw Tcrx: NJ. 4sss
NTs Bestsuasa Hosaws. Mossnt vernon. j.
+. H. R.e.ss,y, ssss"r.s: J 2, I@". ~
cezfaa aIhert ese~ss1san New Ye~k. ID.
MeAskAsasg. s@ss F>-aaesseo. Mr. NJ a7gxa
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~ Severely Beat and Kick MI
anA Mrs. Kings. of Everett,

EaAs Dasateh 10 the Foss-Intelligcncer
kvkkETf, Jan. Sat 4 o'clock yesser-
~ mcfcfrG tive men entered the residence
9 JoSa ksnEs. on Everett avenue. rive.
~ ny siding a window, which enabled
IN To reach through and unlock the
~ aaW They Proceeded ~ the bedroom
kesp)sd ty Mr.. and Mrs. Kings. both OF
sssm they cruelty assaulted Mr.. Kings
~ ttrssck On the head eleven iinaes with
Hs0yer. ana Mrs Kings ~as kicked In
= Stomach and otherwise severely hruts-
sad shfown INTO an adjoining room
ne oblees or the villains. no doubt Was
~. TOT after heatlug the two sole &C.
a9<an .ato bneonsei0usns-ss they made
hes9axh search of the hossx witch re-
80 Ii the discovery OF Mira. Kings.
-, Containing So, which they took
snd Mrs. Kings intended starting on A
% eaAieFEsa today. and IL Is presumed
lhe 6lsefeahts were aware OF this
L And expected 10 ind the money nsces-
pr TIE trip In tie house, but forum
nad been deposited In the bank,
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7'7sssTT--'- ss--s-~
shtnwie Milis starting I'm.

- - lsss~tsa 80 TIA Post. Ina elltsencer.
- NC. sSn, - The ssg shinsie mill
- u Mcleod & nnsters. after having
thsgv}sEh nverns ing, re-
- OPERATIONS this nSn cling fer the
- With a ssil crew uf hands Ii
aAs xfaegta Aalts a. The mil 10
-, 'aHns'ss steaally foe an Indefinite
! AFas - ~ ara planning natl. started
- 80 MB@-n0lF LAY ~ Sses1s this morn.
= sh1Fsss~1s orders fer humber made
@sfs fs~ss~essS. The firm FpErsrs. that
- ne present outlook e viii ne COM
- " s'sss en- a Say AMI ~ gsss force seen
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nkAsrRER rREssEI's SHORTAGE,
n Experts Find So Far That He In
$4,000 Deflctemt.

suk!H YAKIMA. Jan. O.--The experts
sed BY the city council To look into
nsered shortage In City Trsasurer
- accounts, have thus far diseov-
- the shortage to BE- about Hoo h,tf
Gained that the whole shortage Is
.e.lA VI the first named. 81. 80 IA charge
Y ~x~Csty Clerk Voorhees,. and e.
ne1Ney claims was q saloon itesass.
" oy Thomas Iund ana returned 10
ffessey admits a al ersag. OF ar,
81 and claims TO have paid warrants
- cannot now he found. with the
lnaoe Careless Bookkeeping seer1s To
- oses the cause of the shortage
10y has turned over TO the c.ty h.s
Sock accounts and quantity IT
81 wn.eh he gasnss NJ ssAN and says
= y oil his property
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L. Crime Successfully Treated

- have tass recovered from fzA sregrs5
n,s.rx ~ Ia grlssFse fsss peag~ SAYS Mr.
Ia a spnas. .ssh3gsfseT - the i.s&ssar
Aexss T@xA. "ta the "a ease I ass8s
CsssaYsa~r saans TosEh keweGy. ard shsn&
~fgth sss~-sfersf he Sssfs@Hszs f1Es s~t&x IN
80 A attsa 0xsR ssc days zraInss ten
.sAYs sag she farmer attack IT, seeSsH.s
mttsrk I arr satisfied pssatS vase sesa
rssastsy as bad as tAe n~sf a11s EsT ths
sss-s ~ .Ass sAz=eGy - "a: 80 GO 70 bed
IA sAssut ssx Aasxs a<te- SstTs struex
Nth ~ wM&e ~ tAs first casa ] wAs able
- sffe~f ~ hsssir@sS AAa@ss frn days
hsfsre gessxFsS 'ASw14. Far sale ~ al
sezse<S
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ssM psTsasra - TIE fosF -fntesltx~ne~r
tRRaY. ian 1s~A xzf accident d.
!. = ae'r shoNf n this Esognsng. Fred
s~ss&sso. accompanied tsy his tao Ns3ls
- were crossing sse lake o. their way
80 80 Preside 49, rowing zns tas car
- sf,s Re ~As Fsrs@H osst 81 ne heas
- - s.pesSss:a 81 tar m5aGle - tie ak
ss~ss hep caai4 y-s,a hfa, ~ ~.
49, He 49, ihe ssn of Mr. Anss Mrs
NsEsss an8 aAong fsine years cd
- = a. Ak ~ fsEty feet 81 waller
s a@s Hst h@sn rstssxs rxss
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. sN-wea:her
rtcvxtY. rack slow
Sewer fl4F}anSs-ksen Fr1sst zroFl. Tie Star
- bethlehem secsfad. IfeaTica thiTa. Time
l.9t
Naa ssdlsag-& ynsng ~oa. Csstins Sec
ar4. Nolsn2sss thsr3 Time. las
ME- arA shTws-ssxt e~nE hs-ssoT1<z woa.
SETON second. 10 Shelby third Time
sEx..
Me herzsl nn-~I 4stSA Size Ecs. Sea Rob-
tery s~e<sfgA Mrranl tA1yd. Time. sssa.
-x ard a nA4f yarszzA2s. selling f.rfgateg
vAs, UAnAlr secoa<i. Fs.ieha third. Tsfns-.
IE~
Ssx 4ns \ hzlt fafi0nxas s@lE1g--&5as.
Al see4a y >vs Borden sazzon3. SISTER AAcW
thsrgE The &A..
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TACoMA's BICYCLE TAX.
Riders Too Mean to Pay the Dollar
Are to lie Compelled.

Special Dispatch To the poxssInf "a sgencsF.
TACOMA jar. 81 Tire local bicycle as
socialism - PREPARING to u@e ire most
stringent ne ASSURES 70 compel riders 10
abide by the city ordinances. paTisc 9larty
tina provision compelling tFssu - take ous
an annual license heretofore there have
been quite a numher 81 riders who have
neglected 90 pay their license fees, AL
soyts es schemes hsve h@er adopted - get
around paving the 81 license. and wtih con-
siderable success New & Is Intended 20
put taa screws on every owner OF a
wheel Special officers wai be employed
in larger numbers than hesatofoTs.
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the Hartford. There is TO tyne
writer made today that nay no.
pronfabiy be sold at half tha, price
out there must be an economy sr,
the expense of selling. We believe
that at $50 we viii sell TEN times
as many as we would At siCC
Hartford Typewriter Co, Mrfrs
hartford, Conn r. NJ. Spinning
Dealer, 1922 Second Ave, Seattle
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

CHICAGO Jar. Slack Eearharit, %
New Orleans wh0 was 20 have met Wv IL
r.s.sgfer'' Jack DAILY 81 ssx-ro.Dd 20 AZ
he seventh Regiment armary tonight; was
SIX aud ais place was taken ~ Frank
Hartley az Chicago. Daily sarne1 fhs de-
cixI0n after a pretty exhibition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

SIXTY weary @@xsSS rrearTz~Ss s-urrz Ss@
e~sNntyy sSsse-1&s morning aita a esq %
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S@sif%s stE~Ss ssess Back Diamond kssysts
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asau&2s ~ Fcgsr -sAzAr~ .sSSss fs.saSrs>5
a9I - Naseh aNsiy Is~.o-sa wov tare~s
scsrs Of lie Seattle g1o<ss uAss sEzssrsuoo1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

VASE Nc TveS yaa sa-The sxvfs,st-
fuTAi ,Se-&Ftr3sxk r@Ezsrfs. $4snsssg acres
wheat "a Fsa rs ans1sss 50 z4S *. sallse
So ~ Acreage winter ghe4t est
mated. - 1si6~za 9haess Is asfi 49, a~~~s
greater tbAn teN area snwn ia 1851 an3 1
49, acres ~ excess u acreage - ~irtss
wheat ssFkeststG ~ fssS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

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q Mrs f. Sarzy wAs fatally
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

in the shake" fights, and when they
won SIS from Belond in the second battle
they crowed. Be,ond made them put
every cent they won and more. too, on
tho next battle. When Belond's bird Kill
cd its opponent the crow was on the other
side Of the house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
Oakland Races.

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WASHINGTON. Jan. 3a-The supreme
court of the United States adjourned TO-
day until Monday. February 20.