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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
The City Founded by Pi.arro.
From the Chicago Record.

Pizarro selected the location for Lima, and
founded tho city Jan. 9, 1885. and, as that was
the anniversary Of the manifestation Of the Savior
TO the Magi, he called il the City OF tho Kinra
Philip IL designed a coat OF arms for the infant
capital "a star ubon an azure field over three
golden crowns The churches converts and
monasteries OF Lima were the finest and most
costly in America, and the records show that
500 900 900 was invested in such means OF grace
by the early authorities. Several OF the most
imposing churches and two or three monas- teries
have been preserved. but the greater number have
been destroyed or are badly out Of repair.
While most OF the piety Is shown by the women
OF tho country, they arc not allowed 70 enter
churches with their bonnets on. II Is tho Gus
tom TO wear a manta or mantina 70 church, and
worshippers who enter with CORA, as they call
bonnet in Spanish, even between tho hours OF
service, are Immediately ordered out by the sacris-
tan or some OF the other attendants The respect
usually paid 10 the members Of tho diplomatic
corps does not exempt them from this rule and
Mrs Dudley, vile OF the American minister, Who
"a herself catholic says that before shs learned
the fact she was turned out Of tWo ohurohss b.
cause she had hat upon her head =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
Georgia Woman Eats aHPoundA of Starch
Daily.
From the SGranndh Nsrs.

Among the unfortunate fends In Savannah
has been discovered ono addicted 70 the eating OF
starch, which II is said Is stored away tho aver
ago Of pound a day. The unfortunate Is a woman
and in her desperation she will. after failure 10
get lump starch, chew up old clothes or any thing
else which gives the taste OF starch.
The victim Of this habit Is Mary Carney, an
aged woman, who lives at No 668 Roberts street
She Is being treated by City Physician Davis.
who did not know until recently that tho woman
was addicted 10 tho habit OF eating starch Sho
denied everything OF tho kind, giving other
for her complaints. but after the physician had
visited her few times he determined she was the
subject Of some terrible habit She had rather
clayish color. and there were other symptoms
which led the physician 10 believe she addicted
10 habit OF some kind
After close Questioning recently she admitted
that she had btcn eating starch in crude Jumps
for a number OF years, and that she could not get
along wthoutit She told the physician she gulp-
cd Il down dry, with scarcely enough moisture to
admit OF it passage into ths stomach Il uAs
lssEnsd 80 eas ~S0ut . D0mA DO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
CANADA's WEST INDIAN TRADE
A Large Part OF 1t Coming To This COun
try-Trinidad n Case In Point.

ry-Irln1uau u Sese An fOint-
QUEBEC Aug. 26-Canada's trade with the
West Indian islands is decreasing in much tho
same proportion as that between the United States
and the West Indies Is increasing. Especially
10 this true OF -four. The people OF Trinidad
much prefer, according to tho trade reports
coived at Ottawa. the blended spring and fall
wheat flour sent from the United States TO tho
straight -four manufactured in Canada But
there are also good tariff reasons for the improve
ment Of the American trade at the expense Of tho
Canadian in tho British West IndeA Notwith-
standing the Canadian preferential tariff, Il is
still more advantageous for the West Indies 70 take
adv antago of tho American countervailing duties
in exporting their sugar. Finally the entry Of
the island Of Trinidad into reciprocal relations
with the United States has dissipatcd the last
hope Of Canada for reg aiming her lost trade.
Tho manner in which Trinidad came TO be
included In the reciprocity treaty that was signed
In Washington by the British Minister on July
IA last, Is thus described by the Canadian agent
on the island in Official dispatches 10 Ottawa:
Trinidad. which UP to recent date had do
clined, through its executive 10 enter into nego-
tatons for reciprocity with tho United States.
made up its mind almost at the last moment Tho
change In policy here" Portof- SPAIN, "camo
about when tho cable informed us that tho dele
gates to Washington from Barbados and British
Guiana had received terms far moro favorable
TO these colonies than, ight have been expected
from the conditions indicated In the convention
upon which the negotiations .were based Mr..
De Jongc, the delegate from Demerara, in passing
through here on July H. met the Chamber OF
Commerce. and Expressed establishment that this
colony had not Joined In the treaty. As a result
Of the conference with Mr.. De Jonge the chamber
passed and forwarded to the government strong
resolution urging the Secretary Of State 10 accept
on behalf of Trinidad the same terms concluded
for British Guiana, II Independent negotiations
were no longer practicable A unanimous reso.
luton to the same effect was subsequently carried
by tho Legislative Council and communicated
to Mr.. Chamberlain, by whom negotiations were
reoponed. and the treaty was already signed
before tho arrival at Washington Of the special
delegate appointed to proceed there"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27

Practical iokers arc often made the victims Of
Jokes Dewey has always had q strong aversion
TO his men getting drunk. On ono cruise sailor
hsd delirium tromons, and his case was used a.
an object lesson by the Admiral TO his men. Once
or twice. whom the sailors got shore leave, Dewey
admonishod thom not 10 bring any snakes on board
when they returned. Ono day while In one Of the
East Indian ports q sailor came up the side look
ing the worse for liquor. pewoys eagle eye
rested on him moment and then he said:
$50 you vo brought some snakes back with your
The man sautod very respectfully and said:
"Yos, sir. here il is and putting his hand in his
shirt drew out a squirmng rock python which no
had secured from native who had caught II
ashore
The Admiral realized that he had been caught
and dismissed the man But he made no moro
illusions to snakes that cruise. The fore
castle tho place where the sailors bunk, felt that
they had II on the old man. for once that time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
FIFTY TEARS WITH ONE CHURCH.
A Lucky Pastor into Whose Family Death
Has Never Come.

Has Never Come.
FLEMrNdToN. N. J.. Aug. 24.-The Rev. J. G.
Williamson celebrated yesterday the fiftieth
anniversary OF his connection with the Beth
lehOm Presbyterian Church. in hunterdon
county. The church 10 1875 years old and
has had only four pastors The conGrsga-
tion now worships In it's fourth building.
which was erected In 1870. Although the con-
GreRation Is rural one. according to
statistics given by the pastor. In his
half century OF labor he has received
into the church 7o5 mem bers. baptized $50
infants. attended between 100 and 300
funerals. and married 416 couples. He said
that death had never entered his family
His wife. her children and her ehlldrSn's child
rem were alialiVe. In the nifty years OF hia pas
torate he has only been out OF the pulpit on on
Sabbath on account OF illness. Just before the
historical address the pastor baptized an infant
grandchild. and after tho address a purse OF
several hundred dollars in gold was presented
to him by DR.. N. BoIleau on behalf OF the con-
RreRation. There were present friends OF the
pastor from all parts Of the State. In the after
aeon conGratulGt1ry addresses were made By
DrOSS4I who Witnessed the Rev. III, Wiliams
sons Installation ATTY yOArS age
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
STEEL MAKING IN CANADA.
Two Great Companies Going into the In.
dustry-Their Raw Material.

Two Great Companies Going into the In.
dustry-Their Raw Material.
QUEBEC Aug. 26-Two great steel compan-
les arc going into manufacturing in Canada
upon so enormous o scale that when operations
are fairly got under way, there ought TO be an end
OF the steel famine which is now delaying and
paralyzing steel ship building and similar In
dustries in Europe. The Whitney establishment
now being erected at Sydney in Nova Scotia 10
to be eclpsed by other works to be established
at North Sydney near by. II seems that a deal
had been made In England 10 merge the Nova
Scotia steel company Of Glasgow and the General
Mining Association, which latter is the oldest
coal company in Cape Breton. The concern
will have a capital of ser. 600. 900. principally
English money. The works at North Sydney
will include ship building plant. a steel rail
plant and dock The company owns enormous
iron mines on Bell Island. Newfoundland. In
fact the entire island. which is situated in Con-
ception Bay. consists Of practically pure that
readily breaks into small pieces when mined and
can easily be loaded on ship board
In addition TO their own employment Of this
ore, the company has already sold 900, 600 tons
OF II in Europe for immediate delivery Tho
syndicate Of which Mr. Whitney, of Boston, Is tho
head, has a capital Of SIS 600 600. and few days
ago number OF those interested in 1t, including
Gen Alger, Mr. Whitney. Senator Cox Of Toronto.
Sir William Van Horne and Mr.. Jaggans Of
Moncton, met in Montreol for the purpose of con-
stdehng how the project would be affected by tho
present trade relations between tho two countries.
Work Is to be begun at once by the construction
OF four hundred coke ovens besides blasting
furnaces and steel works and the manufacture
Of steel on an extensive scale will be in progress
within eighteen months The open hearth pro-
cess will be adopted in tho making of steel. and
this will be followed by the manufacture OF all
kinds Of bridge and other structural work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27

Difncult Feat of Crossing n Mill Pond On
Upturned Log Butts.

Upturned Log Butts.
o,.,ox N. A,x % .,o,- ..,.,, liza.
~ .c,vi,r ,,i,h ,hi.h ,h.;, o.iIi,o, 10. I'D.
a., t..u;.- a. it.. IL; e a. 49,
uoods Az. Al. r,os, .,hIs,o and so,l. ,.ar IN A..
,o,Id no,,a,u,i,. ,.,. ~ i. ~, 90 -.
scrohsts vouId d.r. IN st,on,n, .nd r;sLiro III.
.nd l,r,h tor NJ ,..o,,no,.. ,s,o,d A.. 1910.
ard .dm;ra,,on ~ ,h.ir ..saoi.,aa -, Vii
I wb.n snowhorLs II. l., 81. ,,oods nd ,h.
stre.ms ar. olI.d With eo.tin 10. ,n,;, ,ho middle
~ AUGUST ,.b.n ,h. s,on,,,. 49,, 81, i,h -.
ma and noisonous insect. Diva The nonsa and
de-, int ths cool ,.L.. n, ,ar ta,,,,r. ,ho
men who drive LOGS nav, sI..n ,,nd.x . ,oot md
..ldom tai. M ,h.i, c,otbirr, .,o.n, ,,hon !, 10
worn ont and ~. O., .o,,ic. Th,' -, ~ =, o,o,o.,,
IN IN. r,o,nina and vol, ,n,iI 49,, u.u - ,h.,,
stand n IN .ir Lp..s n, .is,. IN ,,niner -, a.,
ward og The ,n,h.,s t,or, .bor. ILL an. thu
half ride on rolling Ioes thromah d.na.ro,,s rids
and are Wa, 70 the sLin a., ,hs to- Sio.n;na n,,t
Of doora eating NOR food and ryiro, IN d.a.rco ~
avery r,ls which ms hoor IA -, g. ~. 49,.
ervation nj health tbe,.. r,.n r,inh, ~ .,nao,.d
IN die NJ disease. du. a. .~noaus. E.nar;.no.
has shown bovo,,.r H., 49, d-i,'.. -.
the be.,tb;.s, ~ ,,.r IT,, 49,. 49,,
rh.um.ti, and nu,ron.rv oou,,I.i.,S ~, A.
Ws.t R,ancb div. vhi,h ,.aoh.S d. o. -
a veek AGO v.,. r,.n IN 80. ~ o., ~. ~.
driven loo. .v.ry s..sor ,or an 80 IT.. 49,.
suu sn,v and o.,.hI. - 800 Sss'
Afte, n. d,,v. 4. ,st.,,, L,o,.sS ~.
ashore for tb,iy NV and 10 h.v. ian. s,o,,
around ,be bo,.,s .nd ho. div 49,. wh.n
they havo ab.,,b.d f.v d,irLs ~ ,vhi.,,r on. -,
the men cb.lI.nro. bis clos. ,;,.I 10 . ruh,io
test Of skiII unon the lovs In III. ,;y.r Th. civ
trials are easv Amone the s,s, 10 m .,,.u,n, q,
ride a single loo over Nh. hoom E.,h r.n s.i.,,.
. ,.n.,n- Io,. .k.u, ,h,.,,, o.. - - -,
ND river for aftv rod. heeins n r.t. ha.Jw.1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
IN MAKING SKIN AND TOILET SOAI
Fresh Green Leaves of the Tasmania Blue Gum
Tree Used Base.
NO MORE RANCID FATS, OILS or DANGEROUS
Perfect Skin Healer and Delightful, Refreshing
Cleansing Toilet Article.



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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27
A Country That Forbids woman's Presence
at Funerals.
From The Chicago Record.

One Of the curious social laws Of Peru forbids
women 70 attend funerals, and they do not appear
81 weddings unloss they arc very intimate friends.
When . funeral procession passes through tho
streets tho conn Ia carried upon tho shoulders Of
the pAllbsarers who arc followed by an empty
hearse drawn by two, four or six horses
according 70 tho means Of the mourners and
their desire for display. All tho male members OF
the family and friends Of the deceased follow on
foot with a line of empty carriages behind them.
As long they in the presence of the dead Il is
considered proper and necessary evidence OF re-
spect 70 walk. After the body has boon committed
70 tho grave those who attend the funerL ara
brought homo In tho carIiageA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

SINGLE MILLS START IP-


Special D<spa.ch 20 IRE Poss-fnfe2tgencer
rEsET<s. waza- Jar zS--Ai the sslir-
re a. s-el. "a me saw and p-Acirg rsiIs fn-
ssuS-~saS os this section xs.scA have been
etoS@ss down for TIE past two or three
months on acrstxszs - sGw prices ard win
Ter weather, &-e again opening TIP With
s1E quota CT men. ard vii rSr On g1H
tire. Henry Bros. ~ North Fork. re-
su,ae-t operations on Mpnziay last. after
thoroughly age~ssAssfrsg and adding egxr1s
new and late Improved usacasFss-ry 90 th~sr
rlaris. which increases tkgtr capacity al
MOST nne-sSslf mere +nan a WAS last year
PasftDs & Holmes Bros. are TOW engaged
in moving their ssfng,e plant from Lick
tng 90 NarSNasHs ss02srn where they Will
have te-re~ sexsazs "a ssr7S@r Thev av-
p<ct 10 e. ready .o- operations In atoat
thirty days.
&cT<-1i 4 Esst@-s Of the Deufng shin
gi@ 1sIss. are az present giving their er-
tire plant a .hcrrsuVn eTe~Aausirw ard ex-
fss-t "a b. in readiness - begin opera
tons n%xt "Wednesday. These gentlemen
have DISPOSED - their large mercantile
establishment here and will devote thefr
er.sre attention 20 th@iy eAfngse trr~sr@eS
TIE Green E~es. ard piarfny NH
Just west Of Az ts running or full TINS
ard - crowded wf.H orders TIE hae
weas her ~ sha past three weeks haa v-r-
vented shei~ getting orr sogs as randy
rs tfsy cogslS hanssse them tsa. now that
tire wga.her has moderated sfssy are en-
AIDED 20 rush their wprE
A ngTstsz~ 81 rex tsziEdtrvz IN this para
TOW under course ~ erection are awaiting
cera pletson on Account ~ the shortage ~
lumber.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19

81 IRE measure. II dank want - see Ills
measure killed ~ Is&s E1@z&-. sas1 &c
xEstA sazze vs5eEEEce- = G-SSsn slx1 1a-s
MEASURE. X sa-r7eG CzSr, Will c-r~1t fns
srsF4 70 re exfszE 90 sIzas. wa;Sa viii
h~e S-sze.s II expenses. FssE-~ years ago. l
s4r w1ta = g=astrEz2z zszo 1G1-s1 y ga
shz< .ae legislature EEEzg@12s TIE sAAAsEss
az zzex1a~r. GE4 tEs wages 81 strp11s<s.
st.rs-sSss ste. cost TIE state az size rats
of Z * per Minute TIE adoption - the
a-.e-sd--saEst ~ TIE gsn.z@rxE src1a Sag
vii near. re Eeaxhcx9w 81 re -sS91AEA0sa-
ard hope that Il wfa Ts0s CARY.
ssacnerIrssyke replied to-rl1sT. saysas
hassy consideration ~ iegisLAtloG daring
she last days was extremely cosby azs-
harmful
Aissrs % Spokane spoke 10 tavo- % the
ansessrrenr. Sat ended By szvlrS that The
Resolution Itself ass aS1 Hssxs rs IL
definite poxtponernent-' sas< Allen
Speaker Esase pl- the 1~.ssi0ss Ufss1 ZEE
assSg.icu CT the sa-nsrsaeyke amend rne-t.
uhsca was carried Tees. or the irse2-
mlsa postpanerent &C the resolution shers
wax ar overwhelming aye vote. arr ils
bill vas killed
Parrish presented memorial sSxs-zg
she legislature 30 an1sesG the game LAWS
Cor tae further protection q trout AE11
other game Ssh Referred
Pen9ergax. introduced a resolution call
ing se- e report srux3 ne committee OK
military affairs co1rerrfns tne amount ,.
cfafr-s against the STATE growing cut o.
the late war with Spain Carried
Sheiiar's aSli. providing that no 1&snss
or hank books for aabasc Use stall y.
purchased outside ot the state. was. on
notion ~ Mount. indefinitely postponed
Il z La ~ Meyers. aprroFsE1attriy I'll ~
fer tae res.c. q Capt. Percy o MAJ.
tee on military AFFAIRS ard passed to s@s.-
ord reading II WI probably BE passed
tomorrow 0r Friday.
is.4a. ssaas,-s4sa tiIl "A o'clock tomorrow
morning
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SENATE REPORT IN DETAIL
Fewer Gfvea to summon witnesses
In 6rny-Maats Confest-S- D.
Referred.

SE<csAi DssrAsca 70 the Fast-Ene41a ger<sx.
OLYMPIA. Jan. is.-TEs- ss2zse rret a.
zeeosGtt1n q The Gray Asntx case. ssa-
f-oa srsEg xne judiciary committee to sszh-
Eo<DA witnesses and se-d far ssS-sor1s All
p&y<rx TIE res0E4s soc -zs s&cpss1.
4 petition from - ress.senes Of kIs ksras
TOR al assembly 1Al a. sA@ Wa1l2 y ala
Es-E21szESayy w@-s Rad and ysse~-sd-
The Committee on state. cs1za ard -e-
fsrI4sNssy Institutions reported back ;. 3.
AZ Il c'c1ock The senate wsnt $50 cozn-
r5stee 81 tire wacss 20 c9rSzs.e~ i. y. :. by
T.. ). Ai-ler- .gpsoctsasikg si.das sor essss-
cal AID engineering aSsss -AxTae ard far z5
vee-1st1g sac OK lands Ass& timber IN STATE
larsss TIE expaa-4z8oa given fer t&e Ap-
p-opr atoms. vasga - practically q cessGss
follows:
THE following reasons given In detail
Will <xp.zsn why this s.ec-zI a2p-oprla
TO. = ss' 9esAs1 al yo1- hsss.s1s;
Ftrx.-Eef1gs the fs- 62y % March x Is
necessary sUr thkz desz EzSssEst 20 prepare
Ihirsy-foHsr abstracts .. all ssr4S 99esea
and contracted By the state 81 Washington
within t.e past year, Which abstracts vii
ccss. approximately. Ssa.
'S~csnd-Esfors The Is. day Of APRIL SAss
department. VIII require FOR possAEe AID IL
SsdkE,al expenses. tss SIN - faes
s-Th.r1-Mesrz Kerr and NGCoeG after
neys O. Seattle ard Whafcorn. hsys aS-
yanc<d and pad for the ps4ttsing % the
s@ccnd-elzss Whatcocn tide tar1s at a eos.
Z. McTzdien. engineer, vito performed TIA
services Is row 90 1ie In this office.
'sFeur-a-Tna approxEns-st re cDsS % a3ye--
Using sale cs tide laTsss and G1ansr on state
lands Is Sioa
"Fgf,a-Ax the contingent suad 81 s. 90
sg2rsprSA ted sr she general appropriation
hil Of .sss Is exhausted, IL having beer zsss-
esssry II addition 10 tire arr5avn< apprc2rS-
ate3 directly for cse-E 1iys. 10 pay cat
% sad centingsr. fund psrT Of the sas4-
res Of two regular clerks II this depart
nnent /. Will rsos Dc r7eeessary - aEspru-
pirate the sum % tssa for ssaarzas Ger the
naorsshs o. January, February Ard March
for two clerks az SIS per north each.
"A contingent fxnd q 80 viii De nsess-
Ery."
Senator wsrnaf.or wss opposed - co--
SsSersrg she Dill +, committee os THE @heI@
ard ssTcn dis zozAoz Il was RECON- rY%rsgs@5
shas the hssi De- rsfsrges. - ste commits
On appropriations
s. p - spr-opT5at9rg -. for pozta ge
ard t%sa for clerical assistance IN she afhrw
90 secretary os stale was Il go referred TO
tsse committee On afgpsoErfa fscrs-
DAVIS rsusx % S-feAsz,s askst sc- tire
appointment % Al sssExsa5s enxrUssa.g
clerk Jsxssr Objected. Ee wAs chairman
Of the ersgrs@stsaS c-egssETs tses aTAi said 40
Hills had w. rear erszrosSet. Ea saw no
necessity tc- increasing ire force AZ pres
EFT. TIE matter was ~sgegre5 % tAs .cgaa-
uaiIsee or employees other THAN regular
recess Was taxa 20 await tAe hour of
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rusnsaa CT bv members who have become
familiar wI.n IS proyfs.ors Ii oEss. fas
BILE carries appropriations sor the expense
o. earring % he slice ~ he state 1r-T-
grafton agent. ard sow The distribution az
uerzsurs bearing Eg5o The Eta.s and sts re-
sources TIE S<4..ss Chamber os rorss-
rnsrce In interested In sks paseays % sse
measure
SENATOR T. J. MILLEE'S bill @. B.
- 80. relatlng 20 the preferences righs %
release schocs izrsss. ams-ts Sec 80 q
Chap g. session laws Of lss7. by inserting
"a Sec. Be-:
''prcy15ess. That . such lands are net
Released - above provided In this $50
tim within thirty days. tbs same may Ia
leased or sps1 tr the came manner p.Oy.5-
e6 Ter tag ssaze or sale Of other school
and granted lands 81 the Gsats-"
q MOTHER deficiency bin appeared n the
senate today. beng accessory 20 AID
TIE economy appropriations of the "eeo-
nosrlcal'' PopusEss legislature u two years
axo II was offered by NcRes~y and ars-
proprszses &. 90 TO continue the operation
Of I1s state salmon h4toesxses. until such
s<ttms as TIE regular appropriation SHAH
beeome Svas.a5ie.s
SENATOR wTLSHIRES Sia In regard 70
serr!ss amends the Law authorizing any
county 20 Construct or condemn and pur-
chase ar1 operate a ferry across any TN
for6ah,e stream lake CT uthe- body OF wa
Ter together NTH the necessary sroxEs
grounds. approaches and landings H1ce$-
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Joint Session Takes One Bal
lot and Then Ad-
journs.
LITTLE CHANGE IN VOTE.
All Candidates Hold Their oxr-
Hunss Gaans | and Loses l.
Wilson Shows Apparent
Though Not Actual
Advance

es<xssg Yss-A.-t 20 ss@~ Pees-fss@ ssxcer-
OLYMPIA "a. J-Tte s0a<s< Esd sszs-
air nses se tyas S&&g1 81 ID sGsAs71 fsLsass
.<2ay xssS s1sx szse ses<< assscz- IssTrs sss
90 xsss&xsns 1essrs 10 s&ks rssfss Asc AZ
~SsSArnz~ny wzz See1rs5 w1xfsGzs = eGss-
sa~t sTe.n any sasrssT. Tie Fss1ss % fa@
nsgscs Mss q so&s ~ o-se vcss hy Fosssr 70
Hasa<s sxse a ssss ey Egnses ~ 2zs ssss 80
HEssox While tss nxs@ex ee0v %sEss1 fn
ssse Lead. sAaoh u asf really tns case. ~
EBo * tie Foster ners--Efx-zsEn<r ana Ear
ssw-wsss SEX esd snsDss - - present 20
yots TfsSs raAkss EA&s1 asaa Foster
sse wsfS HSxz<s sezr sosas 5eaaa1-
when s5s h1-x a ss~oa srvfs ~ n 15s
aoass 6s<z&s< gsssse aszasgzEss esxn-r-g-
Zee 10 formally ros1fy lie seaAss thai fns
g1sss w2s ready 10 sae~s In 5szat sssAsor
70 b&@ses fer EE9ssS STAIRS sen@for.
HAss sAs sxsGEssz 81 size sssssts ar
ssse5 TIE h&ss mas safke1 - sAcEs SO SIX
tsxf ss&s It's visiting Skaters hat - ss-
ssaaa Starring sflsSe TIA rcz was 5@sGx
Gales before en1s1xn ssas coaa1 Dc ss-
GATED.
Fssssassx D1nss.s. a the senate. Pre-
sses9 over tas syssst hessacr.
All Present bat Five.
E15i s&la sksew@g Hammer aGa Barrow.
Es2sasfesns, sssd Eoscs. Cssn and Ts&~1,
f4ss6r4xzF, shsssae
s~s.ssY wsrnurson asked the presss-xas IL
fsz42<Ts essssS noE Dc prScssree Tor sss mem
terra ~ fbs ssnxss
Or grs seine brooks 20 hang a. % on"
s1t%fs egts6 Senator rsgBfsar.
After few minutes 1e<Ay chairs we're
secured ard the nSlGssss 81 the BALLOT 10
sze separate houses yesterday were rsa9-
al Z ~ O'clock Frexssens Daniels Or5eSed
the Sfsz t9<nf ballot 20 De tzken Ard 4 s@
5arw rDsI eaI ~ nASses beEan. There wers
Srsy se~ eAss~sgsa frosr tie original bal
s2 i4axzass&s. Of Eaxscou changed s~0-n
azsa.AE 20 " sss0sss sasd Patterson 81 k4ssA2
es1arge6 srsrE Foster 70 F2tss~sSa.
Tbs result % ire ballot was icsz CT 1ne
~ FosEer and gain ~ ore by Wilson.
The FIRST Joins Ballet.
The bai.o< e. detail follows.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-19
HOUSE REPORT In DETAIL,
Curtfss Reacautfon PROVIDING for
Adjournment March IL In
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prescribed ~ las. me; It's fats At rne
hands % -. house this morning II as
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wta Rot Se heard from agar
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TIE COMMITTEES 20 which il wa- rafarr~S
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