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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-07
NEW YoRK MONEY. .

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-3 p. M.-Money on call
steady at 2 l-2a3 per cent; last loan at 2 IL per
cent Prime mercantile paper 2Aa3h per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at $4.8514a4s5 IL for de-
Posted rates S4.S4a4.s4 ID and S4.S6ai.S6 II
Commercial bills 81 50 l2at.S3. Silver certificates
SO l-2as0 l-2. Bar silver 594. Mexican dollars
AZ. Government bonds strong. State bonds
inactive. Railroad bonds irregular.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that applica
ton will be made to the Legislature o
North Carolina to incorporate the Allen
Bros. and Hill Company for the pur
pose of dealing in a general mercantile
live stock and real estate business.
J. NJ. ALLEN.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ills. Feb. 6-Large clear
ances and good export demand at the
Atlantic coast brought about a reaction
in wheat, III which May left off at an
advance of Ac. after decline early of
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-07

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the next general assem-
bly, of North Carolina to charter 'The
City Electro Gas Co." of Rocky Mount,
N. @. tie
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to the General Assembly
at the present session, to incorporate the
North Carolina Society of the Cincinnati
This January 9TH, 1898.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. Ga P. M.-Spot cotton
fair demand, prices barely support9d Ameri-
can middling 9-32d.
The sales of the day were TO- coo bales, of which
5000 were for speculation and export, and in
cuded g. 200 American; receipts 900 bales, in
Guiding 1900 American.
Futures opened quiet with a poor demand
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]. D. RIGGAN.
RIGCAN'S TOY and China STORE.
MORTGAGE SALE.

On Monday the 2Oth day of February, 1899, at
the court house door in Raleigh, N. c., / will
sell at public cutlery to the highest bidder q
tract of land in Wake county containing 1l2
acres, more of less, adjoining the lands of =. d.
Upchurch, j. r. Page, A. +. Page and 7. w.
Page, deceased, being part of the tract of land
known as the Anderson Page tract, and being
the tract of land conveyed to L. A. Page by An-
derson Page, deceased, excepting therefrom two
parcels of said tract, which aggregate 20 acres,
conveyed by deeds registered in book 121, page
US and book l24, page So. The number of acres
to be sold being 90.
Terms of sale: Cash. Hour of sale u NJ.
Sale made under powers conferred upon me by
q mortgage registered in book \ o. l04 at page
I27 of the Register of Deeds ofncie of Wake
county. COLIN M. HAWKINS,
t. d. q. Mortgage.
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. s.--cotton futures
OTHER COTTON MARKETS.

oAlISIs 0o1IOS nAnhELos
Galveston, steady, 6, 1901 bales.
Norfolk steady, o, ,5l3 bales.
Baltimore, nominal, So, - bales.
Boston, quiet, 6 SID, 3,226 bales
Wilmington, finn, So, 209 bales.
Philadelphia, quiet, 6 1l-l6, 272 bales.
Savannah, steady, II 49, 2,44l bales.
New Orleans, quiet, So, 1885 bales.
Mobile, quiet, "a 40j bales.
Memphis, quiet, Oh, 1850 bales.
Augusta, firm, So, Gag bales.
Charleston, quiet, 50, 703 bales.
Cincinnati, steady, So, l,028 bales.
Louisville, firm, g., - bales.
St. Louis, quiet, 1915, 300 bales.
Houston, steady, 6, Abb bales
New York, quiet, 7-l6, $50 bales.
RALEIGH COTTON.
RALEIGH, N. c., February 6.
Strict middling .,........ b1s0oA
Middling ........,... ....'.s' 's'...'t.' o540ozs
Tinges u to &c less than corresponding white
grades.
Receipts - bales. Market quiet.
PRODUCE.
Spring chickens ...................... li2h9laha
Eggs ....''''....'''.'''' IL 0iS
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NEW YORK
New York, Feb. 6-ootton futures opened
steady.
Futures closed firm.
Opening. Closing.
LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton closed quiet at an advance of sc;
middling uplands 67-I6; Iniddiing gulf lI-l6;
sales 800 bales,
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19sc. Corn closed with a gain of 14c.
and oats 1sc. Pork rose 712c. to 10c.;
lard 71ac.. and ribs Sc.
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9Th DAY OF MARCH. 1899.

the valuable property known known as "THE
HOTEL OZONE."
Terms of sale-Cash.
This elegant hotel IS comparatively new, with
large, well ventilated rooms, well lighted, easy
soalrs, large parlors and dining-room. and other
modern conyeniences, favorably located within
one block OF the Seaboard Airline depot,
ABOUT the centre of the growing city Of South
ern Pines, the noted winter health resort, and
affords noe opportunity for investment. This
hotei mas oeen IN successful operation for a
number OF years, being crowded with guests in
the fall, winter and spring, and enioying a good
patronage IN summer, being the only hotel in
the city open throughout the entire wear This
hotel is especially attractive to Northern visj-
tors on account OF its elegant winter porches
and heated halls.
This property is sold for partition AMONG
claimants in common.
For further particulars call on or address ].
G. Black, Carthage, N. c., W. c. DOUGLASS
Raleigh, N. c., or Sergeant & Hollis, attorneys
at law, Concord, New Hampshire.
j. G.. BLACK,
w. G.. DOUGLASS
. decl8su Commissioners
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NOTICE.

Application will be made to the Gene
raj Assembly to incorporate the Surety
Bonding Company.
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Jones & Powell,
Raleigh, N. c.
SALE OF
VaIubIe Hotel Property
In the town of Southern Pines, Moor

County, North Carolina.
By virtue of decree of the Superior Court
of Moore county, North Carolina, made in q
cause entitled Sadie A. Holt and others against
r.. NJ. Couch. the undersigned commissioners
will offer for sale to the highest bidder at public
cutlery at Southern Pines. N. c.. on the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09
new BLOCK 70 b ERECTED.
0TnCCTUnE TO COST QsAvOoe o0gN0
W on SECOND AND uSl0S.
q. 0easy WhSsss0b, The 0ll1Sssslss
EnvslsDs Msssasssssss, as1 he
nsess lsvessVsss Company Waii
- 0noe CSasssuet . 1lns 0lss1E.

Construction on the largest building
erectsd on Second avenue ance iE0 viii
b commenced ~ once. II In 20 b. three
story brick ard. stone structure. valued NJ
$1,000. and will be located on tho south
east corner Of Second avenue and Union
street. Ths owners are q. Henry Whit.
CON. Of Worcester. Mas. ard the Moore
investment Company. Of this city. The
contract for ito construction has been let
90 Hsnley 4 Lohss. and bonds have been
furnished calling for the completion Of tho
structure within ninety days.
The building Will b ono Of the finsss OF
it, Kind In ths city. II = 70 be 10 fest
square. covering . quarter Of block. and
viii have stores on the street noor. while
the two upper stories will b devoted %
living apartments. 30 great 10 the demand
for store room IN that part % the city
that three Of the five sections TO Be rente0
for this purpose have already been en-.
gagged. and the two others are spoken for.
The new structure will be known - the
Estabrook block.
The largest store room will Be occupied
by = large furniture establishment. which
will move from Chicago 10 start one OF tho
most extensive businesses Of that charac.
ter IN the Northwest. This company viii
occupy the ground floor Of the building
0oxiD feet. and will move in ~ soon ~
the building IL completed. Tho other two
store rooms Will b AxiD feet each.
Mr.. Wh.tcornb In famous - tho milhon-
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De LSooe % N 000eo North Sos
Nero TUeoo0S0.

Dc LSoss % n nsoss North Ses
0Oeo TSeoo0So.
The steamer Roanoke. Capt. Weaver.
sailed last night on her hnaI northern
voyage 10 o.. Michael for this season u
n not improbable that the Roanoke VIII
have on her return trip several hundred
Cape Somers. for IL IN estimated that ful-
~ i.0p people now thefe viii sndesvor TO
get away from the camp for the winter.
ehs viii also. Agent NeMicken thinks.
have fully e1o.c0 worth % Cape Nome
gold dust Her other treasure VIII Be
taken from the Yukon river boats: pin
etpaIiy from pawson. While e Y known
d.. Michael OF en- route from the island
10 this city. no estimate ~ "a what pro-
portion the Roanoke VIII receive can Dc
made with anything like accuracy until
the Cleveland ana the Charles Nelson
rs" kosness eo.s by way Of vsncou-
yer. though che Will probably not be de-
iayed longer than stx hours - that port.
II was after mjdnieht before she got
away She had twtnfy-six passengers.
Her cargo consists Of over 1ooo tons The
fc!!ew!ng vas sss pssssnsss 'iss v
s!s:: :, : y,:,h.r, NJ y; . Ias nIs:s.
3 = n1ssr:: Eugene McE1-s H.;.. os M,.
Fefrcra. oeorss u xson. g. W. Baker, Har.
~ Wing. u. G. Hackstt !. A. Dies
Champs. 0sosss Reiss. y. W: Gcodhue.
n. Ferrera, Mrs c. Doyle. 4. w B'kksr,
&. n. Kennedy.
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STATE or SEATrLE's nEAITm.
Decrease - Tive Deaths - Cor
pared with Asgsst, 1893.


pared with August, 1893.
The condition OF the health OF Seattle for
August 70 SHOWN In the monthly report Of
the board OF health. During the month
there were n deaths--X males and - f.-
maies-.riyine an annual death rate fof the
month OF 7l6 This n an increase OF over
July and decrease Of ~ compared with
August. 1HA Three deaths occurred from
typhoid fever. from diphtheria And from
FIfty-nins births wore reported. Ton
cases OF s.phsherin were reported. with
death Five Of these cases were IN on"
family. Ono case Of scariahna wns re.
ported. I Of measles. I Of typhoid fever ana
! OF smallpox. one house was under guar
antsne August u for -cariatina and two
for Aiphthsria. Two " the July casss 81
smailpor were discharged from the hospi.
tai for contagious diseases August ~ Tho
Other two cases reported during fniy.
while oopvaiescent, are ssiil dcsduAfnntsns
and are held as the hospital The two
cases isolated August y are making sstis-
factory progress toward recovery.
Three hundred and forty children were
vaccinated free by the health ofncef dur
ing the month.
The siaughterhous~ report shows the fol-
lowing: Number OF cattle k'iled. Loss:
sheep killed. asz. hogs killed. Leo: veais
killed. -
The sanitary Inspector served y nuisance
notices ahated ~ nuisanc~s and closed
houses The milk and food inspections
w~rc as follows; Nineteen hundred gallons
inspected ~ gallons condemned. ~ mis
wagons Inspected and 80 pounds OF meat
condemned
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NONE MUNICIPAL iwpnovEMExrs.
BeasA 80 pahite Works ca Let Three
Contracts To-day.

when tho board ~ public works hollis
noon. rds for the grading ~ East Denny
way. ~ Sixteenth avenu. ard the con-
s,ruction ~ the Twenty-shird avenue sew
or will n~ opened ana contracts awarded.
Among tho contractors engaged In muri-
ripai work there 10 the iivsiiess Kind ~
competition for the contracts
The contract fsr the grading % Denny
way srom pwadwsv 10 Madison street
nearly mile. VIII - tho largest Of the
three contracts 10 be iAt today The opsn-
inw NJ che street VII greatly benefit Q
rapidly growing resdsnce district rhs
Twenty.third avenue sewer IN another i'm
rortant Improvement which IN 10 b~ un-
dsrtAkrn Immediately
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elsap-up for the winters WORT amounted
20 0.2&0O 10 eonething decidedly funny.
Since be Went 20 Dawpoa IN Mach NJ
Mcdonald has pad o1ee,Aee IN royeitiee 20
the Canadiaa gcvssnnsAs. ana 5000 ~
ton 81 t1n1Do cash 70 the Catholic cnurcn
and hospital. His income - continuous asd
he does not have 20 wait for the result
Of . winters work IN . spring cleanup.
some OF his hest % yfng claims ars sum-
mer dgg1ngs and his parh train OF nuics
eomes Into Dawson regularly once week
loaded down With gold"
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i .. smith Attempts "a Wtd Hiass1f
of . wife.

.JeAe d. Smith, for yhirty-eight years
- husband OF Margaret Smith. was An
eephcans Ter divorce In the superior court
{nsesday before Judge Jacobs He based
complaint upon the alleged descrfion
Ma wife. hut WAS unable to sub~,aniinf~
- aheeation Ivy testimony and the court
MDed 10 grant decree
me evidence showed that Smith. who
IN old man. Iest his wife In Seattle IN
- and had not lived with her since. HIS
Mlscae sor leaving her. Prosecuting Attor-
- McEiroy told the court. might. n
ressd true. have entitled him TO d.
s 4 but would rat warrant decree On
- efound o! abandonment, The Smiths
~ married In 1881 in New York. Tho
- whe was rot prcsent at the trial, re-
= N King county.
Iare~ divorce cases bssids the Smith
ser~ tried before Judge Jacobs yes-
WsV In the cases ~ Julia Ccrn.i. w.
Tvfr v. Ccrnlis and Gerirude NJ. Rath-
- Thomas y Rs,hhore 3ecrecs
- Granted by default THE case II
Carlson - G A. Carlson was
g and~r aav'~ment
wv suits Cor divorce wers slsi IN The
- court. both on tho ground az atan-
sens. ere BY Waite n coushiln
w Jshn n. r@surNlsn. ard she other
- J. Murphy against Carrie e. Murphy
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NEW DEPARTMENT STORE.
me win Ne OpeaeA n Seattle De-
fore Chv1stmae.


Seattle In 90 have q department store ~
soon as tho company can b. organized.
The capital II 10 b. contributed by Seattle
business men ana the new business house
IN 10 eclipse anything IN tho state.
A meeting Of those Interested was held
yesterday at the Seattle hotel A issxe
number Of those Interested In tho plans
were present Tns meeting was called TO
order by g. J. Smith, who In . few brief
remarks. announced the purpose. The
capital stock ~ tho company IN 90 bs
placed at tipnD, divided into shares of
t'.ro each A. the meeting t-S0D VI TIE
capital stock was pledged. ana the balance.
II - said. will ~ forthcoming from local
men.
Tho store WI b~ organised On thu pirn
81 the Peoples store. Of Tacoma. and will
carry q stock IN each department equal
- that OF any individual merchant.
A. yet no quarters have been secured,
but those In charge Of the organization
state that . building on SECOND avenue
has been efYof~d which VII meet thA DC.
mands Of the new company.
II IN expected that the corporation viii
be ready 10 incorporass by October 1, after
which every effort wifi be- made 90 open
the store IN time for ths Christmas sYadN
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EXAMINATION ron CLERKS.
Uncls Sen VIII Nave . Test Here
Nest Meath.

sion announces that Examinations will %
registers for the positions Of asasyer's
computation clerk. assistant boohkeepsf.
assistant curator. inspector, assistant
weight clerk. registrar Of deposits. State
teal cisrs. weigh clerk and other
positions IN the mint and assay
service The examination ID held
IN order 10 establish eligible registers from
which selections may be made 20 n1I vacaf-
cies which may occur from upe 20 time.
The test II open 70 all citiyens o. the
United States who comply with the re-
Qutrements. Csrtihcation for appointment
will be made from the register Of ei.gibiss
esfsbiishaA fbf tho particular cfi1ce IN
which the vacancies eH.et.
ply 10 tho secretary Of tho board OF exam
liners for the mint ana assay service Tor
application form No. ~. which should cs
properly executed and promptly Ned with
after September q.
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ArsrtN HAD JvnuspUTIox.
justice Court Law Does vos An
ply In Crsmtnal Cns~s.

-. ~ case ~ J. y Ferguson, ere wet
- seicnns%ersr. Judge Moore vestsr-
W.hses a wrt, - revirw ~ shs action
ss~ue~ G - Austin N cnrvicsIrx Fer.
selling liTua- without 4 ilcsnss
eon'sndef tNss re should have
= = nfst before tho Iu,sica ~ the r.ace
"A sss'en arr tha, Justice Austin he'd
Isssfrtion - Rear to case
hyperion court hN'a~ ha~rwwr ,Nat
-. % Tire last legislature defining tne
pSs.s.uon - Justices - ,h~ neacc ara
al cases 90 - tried IN the pre-.
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The police ara looking for a boy named
Harry wilson. Who WA until Thursday
evening employed NJ q porter AZ the FIRE.
mont io5gin9 house On F.rvt avenue south
Mrs Alice Lewis. the iandlady % the
house, accuses young Wilson Of stealing
$50 from her room Thursday. and then
~ leaving the city. She swors 20 4 grand
yesterday afternoon.
The police srs 81 the opinion that VII
son, after taking shs money. left on the
night train for Portland A description ~
him has been sent TO ths police Of that
city Wilson N II ysafe old
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camps for produce. ~ butter. eggs. pork
products and the like. Much good has
resulted already from the Farmers Insu.
Considerable good stock has been brought
into tho country, the result being that the
farmers arc now better equipped for sup.
plying the demand riGht ~ homo for their
products
This improved condition Of AFFAIRS. 10.
gether with the activity In tho iumbef
and shingie mills and the growth Of i'm.
migration from tho East. has greatly
stimulated Development In the northwest.
ern part Of tina state"
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ABOUT MDONALD's FINANCES.
Jaasaa paees Tsits WHY sks kloa
AShe ktsU 10 Vet 1Ws0iveas.

Discussing ire rvcent report 20 the effect
that Alec Mcdonald. the Klonhik. rnil-
Hona'rr. had reached a state 81 fnsoivsnr ".
the Junrau Miner says.
Mr.. Mcdonald went 90 rswson IN
March and his business sraifp were never
In better shape ssnes theh h. has pur-
chased ave claims on sulphur creek ~
from sp.ao 10 G1pe sscs He owns q
whnlr or = fractional interest In seventy
ave cislna on Sulphur. BONANZA. Esisrano
ard Dominion creeks. ard tnsre isn't orc
wildcat among tA~m Every single claim
10 tuning cut . profit
TIE idea 90 . nan being Noks whose
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INJURED nv LIVE WIRE.
/. n. sampI~s. = Teamse~rs Ne~ss
WITH sevsoWs Accident.

n earirie~ srAmsief iivIre a. 60
olive street ran into live electric wire
witch had fallen from q pole At Fret ave.
nue. ~est And Denny way last night the
SHOCK psralyved his lower limbs ana rem
aarea hirr, un~or srious for NO hours TIE
was r,cksd up hy q Hsilarf car ara
b,orsht 10 this city. where ne was attend.
"a nv prs carrcn ard Mckschnls Al
;hsusn he r~xainss consciousness. Samples
ga. unable 20 walk ana had 10 ~ taken
hame IN the patrol wagon. Ne WAS burned
as the ankle ara ear.
lie had been out rsa,rg ani vrs return
,-s home n, the time 81 IN. accident The
DEBTORS who attended rim say his reccv.
cry 10 only 4 MATTER 81 lime.
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ROMAg c0NsULS HERE.


-Four Romans. Italian gentleman 90 the
arlsfocratic order. arrived IN the city last
night, registering ~ the Rainier Grand.
They ara v. cebianchi, u. ModiGIiani. ~
signed by their government 10 Oriental con-
sular positions. CosHanchi % Japan and
Pailavispo and Caetan 70 China Modlzii-
ami II simply touring tho country for pleas
uYe.
They arrived IN New York August IL. and
have since seen Niagara Falls. Chicago ana
San Francisco. From this city they 60 20
international. taking the Empress ~ China
there for the OriAnt. Modlxlians returns
10 his native land by way ~ India
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Psclac Coast Ce0Oesy's nSe01 l~O1-
1ng C0o1 1On the 0Oath.

Probably the Target and bsse steam col.
taking on coal 81 the Pacific Coast Com
t.onpsnJ's Miami. Capt. Mcdonald. which
New York. Shl formerly ran 40 collier
between New fork ana Galveston, but n
now permanently on the run ~ collier
between thia city and San Francisco.
dimensions are: Length. ~ feet; beam, =
feet. carrying capacity. s,00 tons.
She draws q feet of water. AMI whsn
loaded 10 her fun capacity ~ capable 81
ma king ~ knots an hour Her crew usu.
ally numbers ~.
II was the Intention 20 place the Miami
on the drydock for . cleaning nsdiateiy
upon her arrival On the Sound, but owing
IN the present pressure of the coal demand
In San Francfeco she win take cargo.
sailing ~ quickly for the 0uuth ~ possible.
probably Monday
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Farmer 9,eNblrs" whsch WAS presented
hv ire Shaw cofnrany al the Third Ave-
nue thsaier last nssht. ~ss fntire'y f'-
s.rsut from ANYTHING that iris excellent
COMPANY has undertaken during i's present
srxsg.ment Mr. shaw ~ Verne 81
Yankee % Inc "oit school was escsiieri
There 10 an intensity Interesting rlcs 20
the rtay ard .h~ various nrrnh<rp ~ the
company ftfs3 into ~.
Farmer $sshhsrs" viii ~ ire attraction
iris evening sn' At 'hs matinee THIS after.
.oon Tcgrr-rcw rlxat Milton Mobiles.
bssaiifai paar, Love ars Law" wtil ~
ihe at;ractiw.
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Labor Commissioner Grout yesterday
sent IN hop psckers ~ the Yakima Gs-v-v-
srs' Association ~ Yakima county. TIE
psckers were all reg stored az tns public
employment office. They filed two rc1eF
es. forming the third detachment os pick
srs % ~ forwarded the season
Another large party ~ss 20 have Teen
sen, out today. bur the Northern Pscsne
could not secure the nscessary equl praen.
On tina The party will leave Mosisy.
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pusehasla1 1eoeo.
Rscsnt reports from the northern tier
9f counties through which the Seattle q
international railroad passes indicate that
that section Of the state has pfofltsd from
the general movement Of Immigration
from the Eastern states % washington
during the pest season. OsnsraI Man.
aSef L. 3. Miller. Of the Seattle q Inter.
national. eottmatee the number OF East
erners who have found homes along tho
line Of the road since last spring Al 100
These are for the most part former resi-.
states.
Eleven families from Michigan have
purcnaSed homAs and arc engaged In
farming near EooksAck. The new SET
t!ers. Mr. Miller says. are Of the very best
class Of thrifty farmsr.. who understand
the science Of tiliing the soii
''One Of the most encouragtnR facts
concerning the northwestern part OF the
state Which has como 70 my notice." sad
Nj Miller Yesterday. rs that tho farm.
ers are continually sndsAvorfng 20 supply
the demand from iogging and milling
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Charles Reed. who lives 81 Oliv. street
ard Sixth avenue. reported 10 the police
last evening that HE wife, from whom ne
separated about three wrecks ARC. had
coma 90 his rom IN his sh~nce yesterday
Afternoon ara sssien 81 his clothes Not
quantity ~ cioth,og belonging 20 4 ma n
stopping in the h0sse Hs wanted asr Az
fssieh. bu. Capt Sullivan tsii him 20
q meag ysfs n variant.
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battery The couple iiye near First avenue
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