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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-15
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY RESTS
In the Dalmy AIR 0f Georgia the
Chief Executive Hopes 10 Fisa
Recreation

THOAASVfLf-E. Ga. March I4--T1a
presidential party arrived at 80 o'clock
this afternoon The party was srss at the
station by Mr. Hams, brother % the SEN
ascr: Mayer Hopkins aud a number ot
prominent citizens TIE DISTINGUISHED s.S-
ttors were immediately driven 10 Senator
Hanna's house, on Dawson street. Rr sse-
cfai request. there WAS no DEMONSTRATION
but there was wealth Of bunting and
decoration everywhere. The mayer sSsuef
a proclamation inviting every body 20 decor
ate their buildings In welcome OF the chief
executive. and the invitation was iEsseraliy
complied with On the porsicos % the
houses on the streets through which the
presidential party passed were laaies and
gentlemen, who cheered as the president
passed. To these the president bowed ard
smiled az he raised his hat.
This afternoon a committee OF school
children called upon the president and
Mrs Mckinley and presented Them w.sa a
large tray OF viosets. Mrs Mckinley en-
tertained the children. They were the only
callers during the day Notice rad been
given that the president is here for q rest.
This evening The gentlemen Of the presi-
dental party enjoyed their cigars in gn.
starlight of Mr.. Haana's spacious from,
piazza
Residents Of the place VINO mex the presi-
dent four Years Ego and saw him again TO-
day note that ne IS pa,sr and thinner now
than then.
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SIX AetT PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Publishers and Printers Join To-
x~ther for Mutual Good.

Special Dispatch - the observation-disclosures
MOUNT VERNON March fi-The
primters and publishers Of this county met
here today and formed the Skagts Conn-
~ Printers and Publishers Association
The object of the organization il 10
control affairs pertaining To tae profess
sion for the mutual hssnefii ~ the mem
herS u r. Harrison editor ~ the Skagi.
Nevs-tssraia, 90 Mount Vernon. was eicvs~
sa president J. r. koch editor 81 the
now defunes Rural ffnm. ~ Mount Yer
non s@s chosen aa secretary ans treas
treF TIE executive committee II roFa4
prSed as follows. Seneca c. hetchuE1.
editor Of the Ska@st County Tiuaee ot
sss,trss~ IS ootisy. chairman Douglas Al
snonS editor Nf the .ssessssrtes American:
! IA Merrow vdisar ~ -an Puget Sasgut,
Mail ~ IN Conner The nexf meeting te
eoFnESeFe toe usga nisaEf0n. VIII be held
az scsfros Wo0lley en Saturday. April :
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FRIENDSHIP OF MEXICO.
Predictions Of Cecil Rhodes Gain
Hat Little Weight.

CITY Of MEXICO. March A-Cecil
Rhodes predictions regarding the Absorb
ton OF the I4atin-Ameriean countries con-
tfnue To give text for innumerable edi-
toriais in clerical papers for his prophecies
are In line with their utterances for years
as they never lose an opportunity 20 cui-
tivate aissrust Of the United States and
the American people. The liberal party
papers pay no heed to Rhodes, who Is re-
garfed as having no special knowledge Of
the new world affair.
During the administration of President
Daaz. ewing 10 the largely increased fa-
ci!ities of transportation and the employ
ment OF men of all shades Of political opin-
ION under the government an era of good
feeling has dawaed and the result is a
more intensely patriotic feeling than ever
before. The administration, while liberal
in politics. give emsployment even TN i'm
portant positions 10 old impersaiisss and
conservatives and so has brought our a
sentiment OF harmony. The clerical pap
ers appeal largely 10 the untninking peo-
pie and are actua;ed by motives which are
not always apparent. The systematic
abuse Of the United States seems TO be
directed by hidden Spanish influence AMI
by the general European dislike of Amer
lean people and jealousy OF their progress
bat these papers by no means represent
the Intelligent opinion of the intelligent
majority of Mexicans.
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LINING " roR rnE FIGHT.


special Dtspascs 10 the Pest-fnteIIsxercer
TASDAA. March Knew life has within
fAe past week he<a fr 5eefed fBss the CON-
ing election Of councilman. and an a result
Fs&issf1fioE which heretofore has heea very
is8Hts mas taken on q ysguaF boom In
several Of the Downtown yregsEssz< ~s-r-
tisIerraax E In eyfdense and committees
are az work rounding up voters and urging
them TO register
The mess important phase cs the epmsnr
colstesf - the attitude 81 fEe old line ss0s,aa-
tlHx. Tow mat fhsy e1peet the D~Tnocrass
e place straight tsek.s Ia the field Al
tEesr recent meeting sssy favored q ticket
OF saeir aNn, CIT did nothing toward noFnl-
haung such ticket SoH They are loud
IN their uenEaesat4en af the proposed Dem
ocratie ticket. and the more otrfssak IN
declare publsciy they viii vose for a Re.
publican rather than support the Demo
crate aggregation. regardless Of the srlec-
tiU5tF made IN convention
* toe H9tsy clement among the POPS Rad
tbeff way fhFy woat1 place straight
f0r Ticket In tic field 10 insure the defeat
o. any and al Democratic candidates IL
for no other purpose
~ ire Republican camp a we'll directed
s'kbt - on between these in touch with the
administration and sh0se lined ur on me
n1ntf side Stckeuse and ant; Siekes1ss
y Ike cry IN the First AID Second wards ia
s.ss.seplar, ard the anne conditions exist
IN less degree In other wards Tno<e
Nno are ops+oseG 20 Mayor Nlrkeug Al nIs
system aseiafe he Is the aggressor and fnat
ne mas shown EEds. Interest In ward az
tAifs. iris IS OF course aeri.sf or the
other SIDE. And az matters now stand sne
coming Republican primaries prorrsise q, BE-
decidedly warm
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Miller. Who Cat Hux9inss Throat In
obs npin. Thsaxht 60 He Insane.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Inseiligencer
OLYMPIA, March 1.-THE preliminary
examination of James Miller. who on Sat
urday night cut the throat of u. C. Hug
gins in this city. has been postponed an
iii Monday next. Higgins wounds we're
not fatal. though he t. in pretty bad con-
dlfson. as with the wounds he received
from Miller. he IL a sufferer from spinal
troubles The continuance OF the case
against Miller is due 10 the fact that bis
little boy. 10 years old. died this morning
at o'clock and he has another child
whose recovery is despa.red Of. There IS
yet another child. baby. who is very
sick
The family was destitute. and this add
ed to his own and the ehiidren's sickness
Enhingsd Aslers mind He was doubtless
aggravated TO the deed by higgins want
ing him 10 move from his fHuEginsD
premises at q time when he was having 50
much trouble The physicians attending
bis children say the man Is temporarily
insane. Miller is now with his family
having been released on 500 bail.
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MUCH PRAISE FOR RHODES.
IMPnEssEs THE EMPEROR AND
ALL OTHER GERMANS.
ernnest for East Afriean Tele-
Graph Ltne-RafIFoaa scheme
II Practically sure ~ Success.

BERLIN. March 1.-THE Tage5latt says
that contract has been concluded Between
the German government and Cecil Rhodes
for the construction OF te.egrapa .i-e n
East Africa The Tagebsast adds that the
contract for build ng railroad through the
same territory Is upon the paint OF con-
cias.on.
Both Emperor William and Empress An.
ggsta Victoria, hes Gss Earcu Won Bue.ow
the foreign minister. and other ministers.
with their wives, attended the aanqus.
given ny Sir Frank L@aseeiIeS. the British
ambassador. to Cecil Rhodes. who appears
10 have personally impressed everybody
from the emperor downward.
With the exception OF the a9rarfan and
conservative papers the whole press
praises him. The emperor IL said to re-
gard him as Just the sort OF man tina;
Germany wants"
IL IL understood that Rh2desian schemes
anticipate that Germany vii. ultimately
possesses Walfish bay. on the coast o.
Damaraland. South Africa.
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No MORE POWDER SHORTAGE.
Government te Manufacture Large
Quantities fer Fusnrr ts~.

w ASAfi<tfTFtN Nara III NJ AANf
.sseaa meat = rFas!y 20 rs se whatever STEPS
aye yssstss szsarN 81 carrying oss& ne ErNsS1s-
s5ssa 81 the ys&xsl ntss FeT tee s<sFc31asss -
s.ssssxeka as Fsnwsfer asysrS tAs sosnsr9 scar.
IL : s1sst inssngtsss - ansASoasEs TIE SessEs-
ssaeretss interests fNYosSexf = trs Nze ~
tssarssgaS ara NV saF0a nk t7f& Sfsssse hsT
iaT ~ sSFrs t%es1ss &sk@sSA tssss GofsF sfTtes3f
s,sAu4s Tass gsytgg~asrvsFf As< sssAn$ ~
fusfsau Head waseh. when c@r8pfets3. viii
fssrg a4 = aAxlaastfn SssssEsses ~ s~ls5s sSss'
g-sssfss& s. saT Egt sAts ~5H ~ no ssE
.-sssszxse astA thn private ISIS nstf a.s s.Fzrs
TBS saxs hAs aes powder ss44sa -
IA. srafes<.ne s. gfs-SsftssS@sn = Aea -
essAA@s tn aet asss SST tAaH AXIS SsaassssSs
sssustnv a&ses ax foreign powers Contrary
~ rNs~axss fhe nsaa TS2wfwg- n isseA hAS fees y
E~ssses ~ ssse navy Nszsrr sssrNscs sssssiS
fesss Is yes aH8y nsss ~ s@yssgas - IRE sSsnss
.ee IN Kspe kat as~ tseea assxss as
ta&s~ss - she.s Ss~s gsrzsssssa-s gAAss 4 aas
sss1.rpz<~4 sSssF Efficiency I'll atrrAxs
u ssss Sssana sers
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Cures organs Of the body weakened
,nrungss disease. oserwork, cxees~ess nr
indiseretipns. Narteoreie hyi~rpeie.
stricfGrrs swelling ana tenderness % The
glands treated with nDfaffinE xuerr4x
Contagious Donti poison shoroughly sfas;-
tcateo from thu system. Ladies' rssre.v1
special attention for all their nsany an.
inenta
State. salsanic and Faraslc electricity
scientifically applied In all It's modern
forms
Write your troubles II living away from
the e39y. Thousands eures al tsfsttse
MERRILL. MEDICAL. f$3TkFs ft-Tgss
Fourth Floor Collins Heck. seTner sec-
orsd ard James. Seattle. ws@s
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rAcoMA's LExow COMMITTEE.
folice and superior Court RecorAs
To D~ Searches for Data,

cpcetai dispatch to the Posf-InteIIlgencer
TACOMA. March Is-Th. committee az
prominent citizens organized 10 ASSIST h.
fioasnE fne town Of criminals mas taken
new tack. Instead OF urging that the
psiise fpfee o. weeded uut and new men
placed In service as was first staeuesfsd
the committee Is now digging into ths. rec
1fos 81 the past year 10 arrive at a
clear understanding of how many arrests
nave psen made and how many convic-
lions have been secured
Not only the records at the police de-
psrtment arc being searched hat also
tsore- of the municipal court. and Of the
CRIMINAL department Of the superior
court H.. lis claimed by the more OUT
spoken mems~rs of the citizens commit
zee that the COLD figures taken from these
records are TO be used ae "A basis to show
the chief officers now on duty what is
lacking TO SECURE good police protection
and 10 urge such changes as may sre found
necessary
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TAKEN TO WaLLA WALLA.


Special Dispatch Ia the PoSt-Intelligencer
OLYMPIA. March H.--Jack cronsn
sentenced 10 twenty years Imprisonment
~ Tie psniien,iary. was taken tn Malta
Walla today. The desperate character of
the man demanded extra precautions on
the part OF the sheriff in taking him TO
Inc peniiens.ary. and preparations were
made accordingly
cronin is still suffering from the wound
ne received from the sheriff's pistol ten
days ago and is stiii unable 70 leave HIS
cot lie was taken 70 the train today on
Inc cot his hands and feet shackieti and
the cot placed ia a baggage car and n
, manner he viii be conveyed 10 walia
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Brn.I.ARs uLow 4 SAFE.
second Ttme tn Three Weeks Trac-
ton CompauS IL Robbed.

TACOMA March u.~For the second
time within less than three weeks fbe SAT.
in the esyiee ~ the Tacoma Traction Com
psuy, located On ksiifsEad street, near
Ninth has ben looted IS eraeksmef1 For
ts,fsstssy Ger the company. since ire tfrst
rebssegy 81 as-sgs9 two wssks ago. the cash
on hs I'd after banking hours has been ear
rcd ta y hotel near hg, ard left there fer
zss fe Keeping sasis evening.
The ralsissrS gained entrance. as did the
tsrSs ers~ through she engine room IN the
basement az the hssst8tng aud GA Their
wnfk within "a few feet os the sidewalk On
Railsaad street. They demolished tire corr-
bsaatten aus lock of the safe~-pgaciicallv
running S. Their heoty vas the 81 lsfs
lsLe N tss evening hy Tic eanaaeioe.
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TACOMA cry ELECTION.
Rfgf<trattaa Hooks Close With q
Fair Namber of Voters.

Special Dispatch fo tire Fost-fnfel'seneer
TACOMA, Mareh 1.-The registration
ts,s,kN 81 the city were es@sed az midnight
with between 4 30 and t.sa names en-
rolled
The tssssks were epenra this morning
with about eseQ nSTae~ registered and ur
70 the hour ~ v3ss<Eng them - steady
stream Es.suFes into tfF clerk = c1ffCT-
tsr Il, wEtAsa the past sseea ug.se inter
sat was shown ia thS canning giesetssT uf
,,aurrtlsnassa next M8ata and FvElsssag bon
s,sss sseen very small FAe cssosts 81 can
ais42tes have Head IA rather rush and
uhitA ssss total xcEe recorded - xsarnlsa
,svegy tight Il II much larger than was
expected
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r. $. L. AGAIN OPENED.
Appropriate Exerrtses In which The
Fneulty Make Addresses.

Special Dispatch Ia the Post-inteliigencer.
TACOMA. March H.--Aftes having been
closed for many months. the Puget Sound
university this morning formally re open
81 It's doors and began business under
rev conditions. Members OF the faculty.
pupils and many friends and supporters
OF the school, attended the exercises ar
ranged fer the day which were begun
hy President whitfield who delivered an
address an Character Building"
Dean Palmer, DIR. I.sSourG Rev. DR.
Nafiatt and others also took part in the
exercises which were listened TO with
much Interest \ report made rs 10 the
financial condition ef she institution was
gratifying 10 all concerned. and indicates
that the school ~ in fair way 10 be
properly maintained under careful man
QgesYsDt
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SURVEYORS Is TnE Field.
Will Locate the Line Of the Seattle
Tacoma Electric Road

Special Dispatch 10 the past-Intsiiigencer
TACOMA. March 1.-two parties Of civil
engineers have been placed In the field
10 ioeate tho lire Of the Seattle Tacoma
electric road. One party has made iss
headquarters at Stones landing and viii
operate both ways from camp. The Sec
ond party Is reported TO have begun work
out OF Seattle
To facilitate construction the grading is
or two. except Mt points where the work
Is light. The franchise for entrance within
the city limits Is 10 be considered by the
city council fn special session. tomorrow
evening. IL Is expected the amendments
To be offered will be of a nature TO prove
acceptable to the projectors OF the line.
and that an effort viii be- made To rush
the ordinance 10 passage, with as little
delay possible
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ACT OF A CRAZY WOMAN.
Mrs. EBehsfaA Throvss Herself In
Frons at Train ana
In Maagled.

OLYMPIA March i4-HrS. Elehstad
threw herself under a Port Townsend
Southern train at 4.k this evening and
was Instantly killed.
Deceased was about ~ years 81 age and
Of unxouud mind SFse was reported 10
the police this morning as wandering
about the town in a aemenseo condition.
She was not found and nothing xas heard
Of her until the train arrived and reported
the death
The woman had ~asreted herself be-
hind a log midway between this city and
Tumwafe-. and when the train was about
twenty feet from her she arose suddenly
and threw herself across fhe track.
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RAIN IN CALIFORNIA. .
Moisture the Salvation of Thou.
sands of Acres of Wheat.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 14-Ratl has
been falling steadily since early this morn
ing and Indications for It's continuance
are very favorable. The weather bureau
reports rain a. far south as san Luis
pbispc
Grain In many sections Of the state ia
s,s, on the brink ~ destruction and II
rain does nor viS.; the needy sections
within the next two weeks the wheat crop
VIII he a failure, bat the present storrn
promises to he general In which case the
crops VIII be saved.
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FUNERAL n.s ans~ POSTPONED
Wtitgata \. 4. ueary VIII Net Nc
Hated TftI Next sunday.

Ssseesai D8sgsfea - tae Post lti'siitxenesF
TAtxANa Nassh fs~The remains ~
Ng,tt.sss. J. - HenfYs sso 4ssa here a.
fa.sss. Monday are net - y carried until
next SspssfaS F}se sse~'e8$sf. VIC ~a~
s,r,sf,sts,esss ss tse lssstS.> ~ NAccabsrs VAS
s.,sesx Agssyssss 4r Ehs. East. aaG tAp parents
pxrs..f several friends snsl ssfxS afss sAis
s raas.a fese to lsssqSS-srsse In tas fss{fsSsi-
$50 ssse ssas3u fhs sntegspens hSS sseesa
go gssssed Ia sssasiSx
fS.s@a5s, nss lsrnElse Wits E@s ~ asA6@ees
VI Hrssxx waS a T9s5s1x -ss ssesssi So
gsv. sszzgE ASST aaanGa~sFS = iaea5 lss2@~s
ali ss8ss vita axe IAeSs asses IN Paying sr1e
fx~s tv814age 20 sb# dad,
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THEIR SENTENCES COMMITTED.
Leniency shown Spanish Emhea-
Rlers at Manila

MANILA. March I5-Branls Sorita
and Jose Ruiz the spanish officers who
were recently tried by "a military eomniis-
sion for the e,nbezxiement OF SO so Next
can funds, devoted to the maintenance az
prisoners and who were convicted and
sentenced Ia pay fine OF -.6o gold and
TO undergo three years Imprisonment at
hard labor have bad the terms Of i'm
priSonnent committed to six months. IN
view of previous confinement and certain
circumstances jusiifying ciemency, carries
avrer.ch who was charged with them.
mas been acquitted and released on the
ground that he established an abb.
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ENCOURAGEMENT or THRIFT.
Chamberlain Introduces y min Pro-
vtdinx for Leans "a the pcopl~.

LONDON. March i4~~JoSeph Chamber
ain secretary Of stale for the colonies In
trcavred ssll n sne commons TO-DAY en-
money 20 small oreup.ers aud owners of
small hcstssss on the principe 81 the IRISH
lsfa act, and toe small holdings act
lie said he believed Ssch a measure would
make better citizens asd provide a ,sapti
lar form Gf thrift. The t,sti proposes that
$50 mas ~ advanced on ho,..s of me
vsils OF iAe.
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SIR CLAUDE = COMING HOME.
british Nintster Mt Picking tn Take
short Vacation.

LONDON. March 1.-THE T4Enss this
anrnjax says Il learns that SIR Claude
Mse Donald the British minister ~ Pc
king owinx 81 hss state ot heaata. viii
take short leave 81 absence from Teking
and casan 20 London
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BROUGHT To MOTHER EARTH.
Bedies Of Dead soldiers Part OF thu
M~Gi~llan's Cargo.

NEW YORK. MARI a~TAe United
Tsasex transport Mcclellan, fsorn ssn Juan,
Pores. ansa Santiago. arrived in Nr9os1y r
today She brought foFsS-iw9 tssssssf States
sesdssrs au furioagh and s5xfsgu isssz.sss
from Santiago.
Among fhs e~esslss are fassss sf 3esfHe- y
Shssgne Tenth Isisesf safes gavasyss and
fMeat W III Smith. same sgsEEneaEsa, IfseFe
were aAsc on hoard tsss bodies Of Lieut. w
r E.f5%se Twsifsn irfaatry. an5 sssrtess
1r.F9rs
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Returning TO race THE CHARGE.
Capt. Neairs Defafcafion Made .ood
md He II Coming Home

SAN FRANCISCO. March ii.-fsspt
John NJ Neaii. Fourth cavalry. Z. s. A..
whn lsappearsd from the Presttin last
month for the purpose az escaping pun
Isauaent for defaSe8ttou. ts Oh his return
10 San Francisco 10 accept any punish
meut that may nr nese3 onI 10 his4. he
wa arrive on the state Of Sonora from
Mexico aB Fgidag. lis frsegds have made
COED hts aefaIc&tso5s snss, il ~ understood
he viii escape criminal proceedings ard
his punishment wifi he comparatively
light
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col. r. H. Ray IS sELEcrED.
War Department Chooses Him 10
secure Informs tion.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intellsgencer.
WASHINGTON. March it-Col. +. III.
Ray. Third United States volunteer infan-
try inmlsIes, DOW stationed az Gusntana-
mo- Cuba viii shortly he commissioned 10
Washington. The war department desires
further information In regard 20 the klo1i-
dixie region. and has selected Cos. Ray as
the besf man 20 get Il. He ~ shortly 10 be
mustered out uf The sosunFsar service with
his regiment He Is chaplain In the Eighth
regular infantry.
Cart. Glenn, Fourteenth infantry. left to-
day for Vancouver 10 prepare for another
expedition 10 Alaska
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Newly Appointed second Lteuten-
ants 60 He Given = Test.

WASHINGTON. March N.~Ail the rnrn
Yesterday will have To pass exam nations
before they are commissioned. They wfii
sake rank according 10 the sxaTssua tiosss
phics. they pass the men from re regular
army taking precedence over those APP
re!nsed from civil life
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WASHINGTON March IL Pay fnspec-
ssr q; II ssF;rln has hcen detached from
,fsiss ;u IRE pAy Hrags al 2er Francisco
ana ordered 20 dusy as general store keeper
Al sh> naval station Cavis*. per steamer
MARIA - Esay fnszscfor = fs5urn gssssE.
hss fsssn placed in charge CT tAe navy pay
args-e al Ssn Franrtxsn
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ADVICE TO rHE QUEEN REGENT.


MADRID March 1.-THE t,orr.~,,on ssys~
ca. says the eao.nef sae adv ls@i the queer.
regent % ratty t4se treaty OF peace with
the intel States f;losIf awaiting the
- ASST gsSbsinE of the carFas
The government denies thai the JFnI-
tod States has demanded the intervention
90 the CORES 3n tAe ratification Of the peace
treaty
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in the house by Haro.d James Breekeli.
Liberal member for Brlgx, Lincolnshire OH
me ground that the MS Assfre dealing ~ssa
re wtoae subject of the storage and SHE
81 pssroseusn .isf b., shorty introduced
by the government based upon the the
CRY Thai the regulation most ua*Ssesi IS i'm
prosemens IN the eonssrucsisn Of amps.
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ciLLETr NOR PRESENT.
One Prominent Cattlemnn Absent
Fr0m Texas Convention.

FORT WORTH. March f4.-~Preaiicnt
Brush called the twentyihlrd annual meet
Ing OF the Texas Cattle Ra1sers' Associa-
1sos to order at noon today. Varsrus CON-
s-t.rsse ere rrard. The xerors Of the cx-
eesi:sve committee Shaved receipts from al
sources OF IS ,Vo. lishurs& mentx of 50 90
were made III carrying out the protection
IDEAS Of the axsoc.a ttor.
There are 800 cattsnrnen n attendance
al the convention. which will Last TWO days.
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canyon a. far ~ Rrbe station 10 handle
the output az . mil located At that point
and that that IN as far as the track viii
be Laid. He srsssants.x that the road VIII
be built. bar not by the present manage
merit
The effort being made TO consolidate fne
mining Interests in Monte Trls1o diSxFscs
may DE- fhe means ~ The rebuilding or The
rad. should the effort prove successful
The general impression here IS that the
road Will be rebuilt. snd At 10 distant
date