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Iron County register., 1899-03-16

It was learned, on the. 10th, that the
monitor Amphitrite narrowly escaped
an explosion at sea through the i'm
perfect putting together of parts of
its machinery which had been over
hauled at the Boston navy yard.
The wife of Gen. J. Warren Keifer
continues critically ill at Springfield,
o., DIR. Vance giving the family little
encouragement. The general cabled,
on the 10th, that he and his son, Capt.
III. c. Keifer. would leave Cuba on the
first ship sailing.
1t has been decided that Gen. Jos.
Wheeler will leave the army and retain
the seat in congress to which he was
elected. This decision was reached af-
ter consultation with the president.
DIR. Durham, on the night of the
10th, broke to Rudyard Kipling the
news of the death of his daughter Jo-
sephine. The blow was heavy one,
but the father bore up brayely. When
he had learned the facts of her illness
and death he murmured: Poor little
joe"
Another member of the gang of ST.
Gillian counterfeiters which has been
making and passing counterfeit So
treasury notes, most of whom are now
serving sentences, was arrested in New
York. He is Luigi Marchesette, of that
city. One hundred counterfeit notes
were found in his possession.
j. Fount Tillman died at his home
ir Bedford county, Tenn, on the 10th
after an illness of about one month
Mr.. Tillman had served in the Tennes.
see Legislature, was secretary of the
National Farmers alliance and was
register of the treasury during Presi.
dent Cleveland's second administra
ton.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.


Dana Reed Landau, who had been a
resident of Pettis county for SO years.
coming from New York in 1S43, of
pneumonia, at his home near Look
out.
George A. Settle, aged 81, at his resi-
dence, near Moberly.
j. H. Wortley. aged S5, at Odessa, OF
pneumonia.
Probate Judge w. NJ. Dalton,at But
Ter, after several weeks illness, of
stomach and heart trouble. He was
an eX-confedate, and leaves widow
and six children.
w. w. jackson, a pioneer resident of
Clinton, suddenly. He was 20 years
old, and had lived in Clinton since 1855.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
A DEVASTATING STORM.
A Hundred Houses Blown Down and
Much Other Damage DOnef
at Oklahoma City.

Kansas City, Mo-, March IL A spe-
cial to the Star from Oklahoma City,
Okla. says: "A terrific wind storm Wis.,
tied this place early to-day, coming
from the southwest, for half an hour.
It blew perfect gale, while the rain
fell in sheets. Nearly 100 houses
were blown down. The oil mill and
compress were damaged, and nearly
every smokestack in town is down.
A number of plate glass fronts were
smashed. The damage is estimated
at $4,000. No lives were lost,
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
The Work of a Mob.

Shortly after two o'clock the other
morning a mob of about 60 men, all
masked, and some wearing false
boards, rode in to Missouri City, and
after tying their horses and holding
whispered consultation. went to the
Jail.
a sledge hammer, and seized Odii Sum-
mers, alias Reuben Blue who was
locked up on charge of vagrancy. They
a block or two away, where they compelled
him to strip Then, tying him to tree;
they lashed him 40 times with a IWlstsd sd
was released, Summers was warned to
leave Clay county and never return, un-
After Summers had been disposed of,
the mob went to the home of Perry
Chaney' teamster, END and dgmanded lem Tdc 500 OF
be surrendered to them. Chaney, whose
daughter was very i'll of consumption,
sought to reason with the mob, urging
him over the head with revolver, and
forced their way into the house Chaneys
son, Lee, tried TO prevail upon the mob to
depart, but he was forced to stand out
side in the snow in his bare feet, Jack
son, the man wanted, surrendered to the
mob, which then went, successfully, to
the homes of Jesse Yates, Jr, Joe As
bury, Dennis Stevens and Ben Monkers,
taking each with them as they went. At
ter all had been gathered they We're tied
together and taken to an old rock quarry.
Stevens was stripped, and 80 lashes with
the same rope were given him. Jackson,
who is only Is, got 10 lashes, and each of
the others Is. After the whipping ali
We're notified that they must leave Clay
county within three days. Asbury, who
owned some property, was told that he
must dispose of it and depart with the
others ASbury sold his property and
started for Denver -Four of the men who
were whipped had families. They declare
that they do not know what they were
punished for. Some of them, it is said, are
suspected of stealing hogs and chickens,
from which theftS the farmers in the vi
cinity have suffered for a considerable
time. The identity of the men who COM
posed the mob is not known.
Perry Chaney'S daughter, who was sick
when the mob invaded her fathers home,
died in few hours.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

William Fl. H. Collins, ex-sheriff of
johnson county, died at his residence
in Warrensburg, of a complication Of
diseases. Mr.. Collins was So, and a
native of johnson county. He served
through the civil war in the Second
Missouri regiment of confederate in
fantry, commanded by Senator F. NJ.
Cockrell, and was twice wounded. He
was elected sheriff in 1890 and 1892.
He was prominent in the Masonic fra
ternity.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
ADMIRAL DEWEY'S UNIFORM.
The Head of the Navy Department to
be Allowed to Dictate the Style
of His Uniform.

Washington, March 11.-Admiral
Dewey has been instructed to prescribe
his own uniform for the exalted rank
to which he has been appointed, al
though it is not believed he has given
much attention to the matter of uni
form of late. His flag is blue, with
four stars set in the shape of a dia-
mond. His uniform under former reg
ulations, when the navy had an ad-
miral, would be four stars on his
shoulder straps, the end stars being
upon an anchor. Upon the sleeves he
would wear two very broad bands of
gold, between which would be band
Of yellow half the width of the out
side bands. The yellow on his sleeves
would extend nearly to the elbows.
By special act of congress, passed
in the closing hours, the admiral will
receive equal pay with the last general
of the army.
G A KiDn q ST Tn1iS ooyny4, aro;o OF
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
Queen Yfctorfa,n SYmDnfhY.

Nice, March 13.-Queen Victoria ar.
rived by special train from Boulogne
Sur Mer yesterday afternoon. When
passing through Toulon her majesty
summoned the subprefect and ex-
pressed to him her sympathy with the
families of the victims of the naval
powder magazine at La Goubran early
last Sunday morning, promising to
send a donation to the relief fund.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
OFF FOR THE CONTINENT.
Three Members of the British Royal
Family and Prince Charles of
Denmark, Leave EHgIaEd.

London, March 12.-Queen Victoria
has started for the continent. The
princess of Wales, Princess Victoria
of Wales and Prince Charles of Dem
mark also left England by way of
Dover and Calais, on their way to.
Paris, where they will spend two days
They will then go to Marseilles and
embark ON the royal yacht Osborne.
for Mediterranean cruise.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
Was q Missouri Rox.

Howard Olds, member of the Twen-
tieth Kansas, killed in battle at Ma
nila, was resident of ST. Joseph, hav-
ing gone to Kansas on visit, where
he enlisted. The father will have the
body returned to ST. Joseph if possi-
BILE
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

An election contest with original
features was begun in the Kanas City
court of appeals the other day, when,
upon the application of Attorney-Gen-
eral Crow, a writ of mandamus was is
sued commanding William F. Towns,
county clerk of Harrison county, to
show cause why he should not vacate
his office. Towns was installed in of
flee early in January of this year, hav-
ing been elected over c. A. Tul1, who
makes the charges upon which the
action is based. Towns is alleged to
have promised offices right and left
before his election, and in one in
stance to have entered into written
agreemnt with a rival for the nomina-
ton to make his a deputy. 1t is fur
ther alleged that he failed to file a
statement of his election expenses
with the county recorder.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
The President is Guardian.

Canton, o., March 12.-President
Mckinley has been appointed guar
dian of John D., William M. and Kate
d. Barber. The president is the chill
dren's uncle. They, with the adult
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Barber, are
heirs of George d. Saxtor..
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
In Favor of Department stores.

Chicago, March 12.-Judge Chef.
laine of the superior court decided.
that Charles Netcher, proprietor of q.
department store. is not guilty of vio-
lating any law in selling meats, fruits.
vegetables, ETC., under the same root
with dry goods, iewelry. etc.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
Mrs. POtter,n succens.

London, March 12-Mrs. Brown
Potter's success in 1.-THE Musketeers"
has firmly established her in position
from which she is now able to dictate
her own terms.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
Could Not stand the Strain

From Schell City comes news of the
sudden and pathetic death of J. B.
Parrett. Mr.. Parrett, who was about
60 years of age, had great anxiety as
to the fate of his son, who was a men,
Der of Co. Fl, and was aboard the Mo-
bile & Ohio train wrecked at Tupelo,
Miss. When he heard the news of the
wreck, Mr.. Parrett dropped dead at
his home. The son about whom he
was so anxious arrived home in good
health and strength
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
An Important Law Point.

AT Jefferson City Judge Sherwood
decided an important law point in the
case of Raining against the Metropoli-
tan Street Railway Co. A change of
venue was granted in the case from
the circuit court of Jackson county to
that of Johnson county. The plaintiff
is a minor, and the affidavit for the
change of venue was made by his next
best friend. The supreme court holds
that the affidavit must be sworn to by
the minor and not the next friend.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Buag.-Gen. William Ludlow, governor
of Havana, has written a lengthy let
ter to the New York Evening Post, de-
scrihing minutelY the conditions in the
Cuban capital, and appealing for as
sistanoe for Cuban charities Gen.
Ludlow refers to the local administra-
tion of Havana an q serious and labo-
rious task"
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Senor Andrade, the Venezuelan min
lister at Washington, called at the state
department on the 9th. Reports from
his government respecting the revolu-
tionary movement in the province of
Miranda indicated, he said, sweeping
triumph for the government forces.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

The Mallory line steamer Leona took
fire in her forehold, on the night of
the 9th, while lying at her dock in
East river, New York. The hold was
full of cargo, mostly cotton. The YES
sci was towed to Ellis island and scut-
lied, her forehold being filed with wa
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

The monthly statement of the ex-
ports of domestic products, issued by
the bureau of statistics, on the 10th,
showed that during the month of Feb
Iuary, 1899, the exports aggregated
$55, $685. 1874, a decrease from the corre-
spending month of last year of S6,OOO,-
OOO
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
Tugs for Maniln Rox.

San Francisco, March 12.-Three
tugs for use in Manila bay and among
the Philippines have been purchased
by the United States governmnet i'm
Hong Kong.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Certificates were filed with the secre-
tary of state at Trenton, n. J., ON the
9TH, increasing the capital stock of
the Peoples Light and Power Co. of
Newark, n. j., from S5,OOO,OOO to $780,
OOO. .0o0
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

The results of the policy inaugural
ed at Havana of discontinuing public
works in the province of Santiago and
throwing men out of employment, are
beginning to show. On the 9th six
bandits were capturedin the neighbor
hood of Conception, all OF whom were
formerly workers in the road gargs.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

The jury in the case of Margaret E.
Cody, tried at Albany, n. Y, charged
with blackmail by the heirs of the
late Jay Gould, found the defendant
guilty, on the 9th, whereupon Miss
Helen Gould, satisfied with the vindica-
tion of her fathers good name, asked
the release of the prisoner.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
Bad Fire at Mountain Grove.

Eight brick business buildings at
Mountain Grove were destroyed by
fire; loss, 100000. Walter Looms, ed
itor of Advertiser, was fatally injured.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
Lost His Hair.

John Butts, a railroad man, whose
wife is suing him for divorce, kid
mapped their child at ST. Joseph, was
caught by the wife and his hair
pulled out.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

a boy messenger sailed from South
Dmpton on board the American line
steamer st. Louis, on the 11th, bearing
letters for parties in New York, Chi
cago and Philadelphia, the idea being
to beat the postal union by some
hours.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Rear-Admiral Beresford says that
there will be war unless the 'open
door" policy in China is adhered to,
and he asserts that American trade in
China is progressing by leaps and
bounds, proportionately much faster
than that of Great Britain.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

The French ambassador, NJ. Cambon,
called at the White House, on the 9th,
TO pay his respects to the president,
after an extended absence in Paris,
covering the period in which the Span
ish-American treaty of peace was con-
cluded.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

The peace conference, otherwise the
congress of representatives of the pow
ers, called by the ear 70 discuss the
possibility of taking steps towards a
general disarmament, will meet at The
Hague, Netherlands, on May IS.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Minister Sampson, at Quito, has re-
ported TO the state department that in
the battle that ended the revolution in
Ecuador 600 were killed and several
hundred mortally wounded. Four
hundred prisoners were taken.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Nelson Burgess, better known by
his stage name of Neil Burgess, the
actor and stage manager, filed volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy on the 9th.
His total liabilities are S1O4,O59, all un-
secured; no assets, and not even a
wardrobe
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

A change in the command of the
United States forces at Iloilo will oc-
eur, on the 27th, resulting from the
rstirement of Gen. Marcus Miller, who,
ON that date, reaches the age limit of
81 years. Gen. Miller is in the regular
service, having been promoted only re-
ceastly to the rank of brigadier gener-
al
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Mail bags belonging to the steamer
Labrador, which was wrecked on the
northwest coast of Scotland, on the
LIST, while on her way from ST. John,
y. B., to Liverpool, have been recov-
ereG.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
Cerebro-spina1 Meningitis.

During the week ended March 5
there. were "a cases of cerebro4spinal
meningitis reported In ST. Louis. From
February 1 to March there were 81
deaths reported in ST. Louis from this
disease
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
McNaII RemOvetI.

Topeka, Kas., March 12.-Gov. Stan.
ley has issued an order removing from
Office State Insurance Commissioner
Webb McNall.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

On the 9TH fire drove so families into
the streets from tenement houses on
Fifth street, New York city. One child
was hurt by being thrown from win
dow and may die.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

The letter said to have been written
early last month by Gen. Maximo Go
mez to Senior Eugene Hestes. of Por-
to Rico. and published in La Discus
cion at Havana, as well as many Amer
ican papers, in which the writer said
he would aid the Porto Ricans in ev-
cry way possible, and. if necessary,
even by the sword, has been repub-
bshed in San Juan de Porto Rico, and
j. having a bad effect on certain
aliases of Porto Ricans.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Sir Claude MacDana1d, the British
minister at Pekin. has informed the
officials of the Chinese foreign Office
that any attempt to rePudiate the rail-
road contract will be regarded as q
breach of faith meriting retributive
measures. At the same time the min
lister recalled Lord Salisbury's assur-
ances of support for China if another
power attempted to force her to re-
pudiate the contract.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

The Port Arthur (Tex.) ship canal
will be practically completed about
the goth inst, when it is proposed to
celebrate the event in a fitting man.
ner.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Ralph Seither killed himself in his
room in Newark, \. J., on the 9th, by
drinking carbolic acid, because his IA
year-old daughter, Mary, had been
arrested for theft.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

The congress just closed allowed a
claim of the Fulton insane asylum for
1880, pending IA years. Union sol
1iers occupied it three months.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

Gen. Ludlow cabled to the war de-
partment from Havana, on the 9th, that
the deaths in that city for February.
1899, were 81 per cent. less than fc$
February, 1898.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
May Have a Hanging.

The supreme court has set the date
for the hanging of James McAfee, at
Carthage, April S. Jasper county has
not had hanging for 20 years.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16
Ioun- Woman kiIIs HeraeIf

Miss Ida Greenwood, aged 20, COM
mitted suicide near New Florence, by
shooting with gun.
Iron County register., 1899-03-16

S. A. King, a st. Louis commercial
traveller, was thrown from vehicle
at Hillsboro. Tex, and fatally hurt.
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MISS BEEBE
is DETAINED

Mics nera tasehf. a YounE gifi ' b.
has Ftgafet n variety ttester cir
els iAtstf. afd uhuae relatives afe
grenslesat People ~ restlana.. ees
taken OF tte nfraa4sr ftunatsil4i ~
pfnrsf IsaVeiapt last ns6i4 - tle ~.
asas4 e her metaef. wasss stated that
tefu and eer zsaiar ltiAHehs aere
fuaein3 xNay - Alaska. ssns. t.eebe
sal poi aak tt.a ssf1lseT ta arf an
tiian ne a. ehs Is - sEr. bat iisfa
- Qnly q ys.sFa eisA Naha lssfa
ArtsVsl ~ paiine headquarters. she
tsaid ,sptsin Sullivan thai ahe an8
hnr sister Wera Sang to Alaska NHa
-Hatftwassr lHsl" tlases aaf Eis
F.ertnes. pF .. l. Tam
n mss hcea known fnr rfac time
sisas taefns wac f.sylus aia assens
tsofzf - NiHs feelsr. seesrFsi seeus =
have isksn riaee betaeea reHa aa4
her aesaes az ghe Pesris's fAHatsf.
v iserp fhe fgruer Nna appeaFinN ga
tbs stage. efei sirn iseshe has asisssl
the AID ~ The p8iire several tsfaes 10
uaksas hrr daughter away tresa
iheee. joan Caasiasna htFst Mgss
tss--s,s with me understanding that
she wna - aEs
Captain sullivan 9sat an officer
hesue ~bsh Aiips b asad her nuih.
Sc last tezssf. Mrs ftesise and hst
iNs daaa hiefs cssne g. sieetilr reY.
erai weeks aFn from fufaisna ais.i
$500 after As&zs fisHa anpsafssi Ut tue
fe<spixs@ isse.steg s@ a dancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-26
DR.. L0CKHART
HAS RESIGNED
As Superintendent OF Medical
Lake Asylum.

TACOMA. MAY s6--The resisn4-
OF pr Wilson t.oekhart. supettntend-
cnt u the Me.tieal lake asylum. vas
handed to the secretary of the hoaEsi
of audit and control at J O'clock yea
,ersiay afternoea BY col wiuiain
Iadpeth. The resignation bore re-
cent date aud waa made effecsisa
July / No reason for ia prascnsRs
tion waa given either BY Dr. Lock
hart or csslonss HidIath.
This n the only forp Ia Witch she
Ioekhart tnyozf lgatloa same up Yea
terlay before the board Of audit AID
control. IA has lust been taken up
when sssopel fttiparA pf~scnted tas
rVssts nathp, No csgumsnf % niefy
than q pseeiug aatura Mas mqssr. aad
the fssisna thtn wrtst over until tae
nsNt uwalss far nital action. me
beard VIII nesst In T'areua on Juae
-. aud az che rrsi snatian wild npt
takr effect pnsil three days after
that date, II Was mat deened uecete
nary " make ara acceytAppe al the
pf,ppoDt ulectsns.
The resignation VIII undoubtedly -
soosptea whskhsr fAs anti t,cck-
hart menb~s~ as the hs-,rd we're
'stsSsnx elseush ~ have fcrsed his ~
uaval IL an open question. bus that
they can secure an acceptance Of
the resignation u umfizruisd Esen
Col. Rldpash. Or. fsocbhatsa spons
ror ana STRONG perennial fsieneiu. 4
expected 70 vets for ths aeefptsnee
raxt month";
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CRITICISM OF
POLICE BONDS

A great deal ef daesa ttafaetien -
bs3aN expFssz a anpnk TIE different
police ofHosr2 relative - The bonds
sasaA aro piaeei aa different cases
wf1f. n have receniiy es1me ~ for a
hearing IN the municipal court.
The bond piaeed upon James Nc.
Corsniels. tsas 2llese1 bufacp man. con.
vietei ~ vastapey. vas fsoa. Mil-
liam Yeun3. who few nights aEo
attempted 20 take the HE - Fraak
Juanson IN a Japanese restaurant on
" asls' aston strvei. Waa placed under
a bond 81 $50 Tlse resaon tins pos
Ice oniceF lhlnk tt~s - unjust Is
ts1At II gives resis handed criminals
~ cftanee - obtain their hterty.
v bile erimra - SMALLER magnitude
are dealt w-llh "a a more severe man
ner
An officer reuFarkesi To-day that Sc
attie Was t-ecominr a hcidous FOR
erlnslsais II ali kinds. Giving aa has
c4dnlon that enough justice Waa not
given by the officers IN the different
courts.
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SWIF TWkTER Is
OFF FOR ALASKA

Steamer Hlumbofdg ssllcd last even
ins FOR akagWay Ntih q large mum.
bsr u paseensera. anlops tAem pef
lea ~ &. aatea, scatter kl,ewn az
'fs~aftWaler fuu.e Hie arrived IA
thc eliy aeSsral days ago frpm OF
taWa. aWi - On hue way @ the ktsa-
dlke the Iiumhuidt cariaed a large
fNiRht e5Fge aud abe following pta-
senssfs' J. Is Gallagher. q n. Mot
cali, JudEe J. h. iisteeceek. A. l.
chfnaY, Ara A. L. ,saeNey, = q.
Eflckssn Harry Cllmos. John tfiek.
Hon. MIS-. / J. Mses. Afa c. II. Lib.
W, aiies Libby. a. g Anderson. 81.
n. odeit J. y Mcdowell, Thomas
lscots. John Crew. ,. A. Campbell.
", -. iterdY. - n itesseil = y.
f.ssier n. calhhau, u q. Williams.
~ I. Parker. II akerahari. =, &.
troNnsile. Charles Heuefsldes. Mru.
Zenefaur, J. D CH&nt. ! d. harloa.
r. =, careY. r. aaffieqbii. aahn T.
fhy, A. 1. Cracker. ~ IssunnAu. ifeu
anew, G ". Hall. ] A sands. u, q.
Tmrvnce. Mra aaie. Ntga z. Gar-
rstt. Nfu - sawyer. Nm. amstiie.
H lsnkieai, 4. & Fuisia. z. J. Ray
uer. =. ], {. Tam. ". G .Gafea. q. 4.
Lancaster ". y, aiafsAail. &. a.
Marshall. chafles Lamb. NHa. chss.
fAmb. Afp. $pethRAy. Mira 4.
IsfoNneiie. Nfe. 4. iieii. Ark {. u
tohnaan. Miss l. Safs ross. Il. y.
HaftNvA. Ghaslea T. Isine. r. Al
satappeulsaah. Il ] ssAihrllth. .. q.
fanfer8. = ~ cuaassaek. Mra. II.
Shaw. Mrs h. NissAleelt airs. O.
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a. sppfusAl. Fam JalAm~so. {. q Pres.
toa. A. Thefp. J iirrhiaen. c'll.ariqu
askspa. gpa Aaasrnen and ulssateen
seeeen1 seiAst
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PERSONAL MENTION

= Kiidali. az Kiidsil Bros, New
whsteem. fsh trap dealers il rcgis-
tered at the Seattle.
VI. H. Shrewsbury. a shiuxle man
ufaeturer a. sedro- woeley. Il At the
Seattle
John F.lwood. a prominent eannery
man AZ New Whatoom. Is az the Sc
attic today.
Miss Ruth Howard. Of Dawson
Cfty. Ia registered at the Butter.
Miss Howard is a tonsorial artist.
and owns one o. The leading shops at
Dawson CITY. She Ia ON her vetsra
20 Alaska. and viii leave Seattle in
few days.
A. y. Stewart. travelling pazzsn-
ger agent Of the Chicago and Alton
railway. al san francisco. IL In the
city today.
The Turn yerein society OF this
city Is planning 90 give an axcur-
sion to Olympia SEINE time ns-xt
month. over the Northern Pacific
railroad.
W n. Pierre. chief clerk in the gen.
cral Offices Of the Paeifc Coast com
pany In tbls city. Will undoubtedly be
appointed private secretary 20 Presi-
dent Farrell. vice Clark 81. Settle-
ton. resigned.