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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-07
ELECTION IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Conservatives Lose. Although strong
Attempt Was Made Ia win.


Special Dtspatch to the Post-Intefiigeneer
VANCOUVER. b. c.. Dec. 6-After one
Of the most bitterly fought campa gins
ever seen In Canada the e vernm MT was
sustained today In the election ~ George
r. Maxwell to the house OF commons at
Ottawa The majority for Maxwell in
Vancouver and nearby polling stations
was 740. and the northern portions of the
constituency included will probably swell
his majority The victory tonight is be-
ing enthusiastically celebrated
The Eastern elections being over six
weeks ago. the Conservative leaders
concentrated their forces on this con-
stftuencv to secure the election OF Mayor
j. r. Garden. who was however desea ed
today. Six ex-cabinet r-inisters of the
Conservatives. including 8 r Charles Tup.
ner the party leader. and Sir HILBERT
Jumper his son. csmpaignei the district.
while Maxwell carried on the fight prar-
tically unaided bv outside influence The
race crv was made the great issue OF the
campaign. Sir Charlie came fresh from
Quebec and endeavored to stir M relj-
gtous feeling. and Liberals tonight calm
that Maxwell's victory was due chiefly
Ing religious strife The victory - ais
claimed to be a strong bolster In favor Of
the Yukon policy Of the Liberals. when
Sir Hilbert upper attacked.
No attempt was made to have any Jam
anese cast their votes. AZ O'clock this
morning word was raised around 10 Ian
anese lodging houses that JAMS oui |
keep away from polling Mace. The =
appearance would undoubtedly haVa
caused riot, SO sharp was the excite
ment.
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Special Dispatch to The Post-IntelIigencer.
OLYMPIA Dec. 6.--The supreme court
today reversed the judgment of the SUI
perior court of Spokane county in the
case of Zerivah Il. Dane respondent, VS..
Melissa X Daniel and +. J. Dyer, APP
peilants, suit to foreclose mortgage.
The superior court OF Chehalis county
was reversed and a new trial ordered in
the case of Fred +. Williams, appellant.
vs. G. w Ninemire and Thomas Nor
gan. respondent, suit to recover on
contract. The superior court of Okano-
gan county was affirmed In the case OF
J. s. Palmer. plaintiff. and Lillian NJ.
OHerin. assignee, respondents. VS.. o. @.
LaBeree, appellant, and Loudan ct al,
defendants. an action TO revise judy
ment
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MERCHANT TRIES TO SUICIDE.
wounds Htn,seif Daag~rousIy with
Revolver. hut VIII Recover

Special Dispatch to the Post-intelligenrer
PALOUSE. Dec. s.--wniiam y Minis
one of the leading merchants OF palouse
tried 10 commit suicide by shooting IN
the Hotel Palouse last night lie had
finished eating supper with his two sons
and left the diningroom. going into the
toilet room, where he drew \ small single
shot Dcrringer revolver and fred A Mi.
let into the back OF his head He fen
10 he noor, unconscious ana WAS ar
ried 70 his room An examination dis
closed that while the bali had entered
the skull q Rad not touched the brain
and the wound Is not believed 10 be dan
Eer0us
TO-DAY NJ Minis Is able 10 walk ana
vas taken 90 Spokane for treatment M
Minis j. widoser, about - years oil
and has two sons here and a daughter
81 California He came 10 Palouse fram
Portland about Q YeaF ago. HAVING hattrhs
NJ receivers sale in Portland the hank
rupi stock % Heistand. Warner a Cd
% Palonse He owns other stores 4,
Washington and OREGON. and divides Ms
time between the different points. ono a,
MS sons managing the store here re has
been suffering from lu-healfh for sons
time, and y il thought No tried "a "a
his life In a o. % deSpoudeney.
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HEAVY FOG OFF THE CAPE.
Steamers Have Great DiHcutty In
Finding Observation-Disclosures
for the Gertrude,

Special Dispatch to the Post -Intelllgencer.
PORT TOWNSEND. Dec. GA very
thick fog Is prevalent all over the lower
Sound country and navigation liz much Inn
peded The straits at this point were
practically clear up to yesterday evening:
but at 10 o'clock heavy fog bank came
in from the westward. obliterating all the
landmarks. The steamers Rosalie
and Sehome. from Victoria had hard
work finding the dock despite the fact
hammered at intervals OF only few
seconds.
Shipping men who are keeping a sharp
lookout for the big German bark Gertrude
are much disappointed at the turn the
weather has taken. as no vessels have
been reported for two days owing to the
heavy fog bank off the cape.
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SUGAR BOUNTY IS PAID.
state Auditor Issues Warrant Tor
First Manufacturers In state
rs Provided by Act.

Special Dispatch 80 The Post-lnlelllgence
OLYMPIA. Dee 6-S'ate Andltor Ineei.
the Washington state Sugar Company for
the sum 81 g. tss - This - the Hrst
bounty naid 10 local manufacturers ~
rreVi,s.s that thers shall BE- paid out
o, the state treasury 70 any person. artn
or generation engaged IN the manufacture
- sugar Ia this state from osets. grown
IN ne sfate the sum ~ cent per pound
uoon each bauna % sugar manufactured
under the conditions ~ the act.
The legislature made an appropriation
az sc 900 for bounty purposes. and the
grst aeaeaciary = the company located IN
SqoEanc county
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y. ". &. 4. FoR ABERDEEN.
Local Association VIII ne started
as soon as Possible.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-luteliigeHcer
ABERDEEN Dee. 6-.Reg. n. y. craw.
ford has jus; returned from Seattle,
where he was In attendance Al the state
meeting 81 the Young Mems Christian
Association. lie states that ons ~ the
main events discussed VAS the starting
Of Y NJ c. A. in Aberdeen. and steps
10 the completion % this will be taken
az once He has decided 70 call a meet
INK next Monday niSht when the matter
will b. discussed and the preliminary
work carried cut, An Effort will - made
90 Get the city council 10 take interest In
the movement and make provisions for
quarters for public library Mr. Cra~-
ford Is very enthusiastic over the work
and says II viii be success
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Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
PULLMAN. Dec. 6.-The city election
yesterday was one of the hottest In the
was manifested The fight was between
the conservative business men and the
radical anu-saloon element. The latter
elected all officers but clerk and attorney.
The offcers-elect are: Theo. t. Davis,
mayor: william NJ Swain. treasurer;
James Clark. clerk: Parker w: kimban,
attorney. and o. 8. Devenish, w. J. ROD
erts and f. 8. Bufgan. councilman for Two
years, and III. z. Palmerton, councilman
for one year. Kimball has been resi-,
dent of the state less than a year, ana
Is said TO be ineligible to hold office
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Sne rial Dispatch 20 the Post Intelligence.
ABERDEEN. Dee 6-Thc city election
hell Tuesday resulted In a decided vic.
tory Tor the citizens sicktt the entire
ticket with the exception " one councN.
man being elected The main 1ght ms
made between Grass ant Hogan Tor efty
attorney, bat shields Won The ,lcke,
As e'nct co O. as follows. Mayor william,
AaSttc, treasurer, Fetcr Clark: clerk
George " Black attorney. y p sh!alss
health afdcer nf p SMITH counctlmen,
J, LinGstrum, T. ,, beun. K Ptnckney.
G knUeson. J. n M0orehead and " r
kMton. 10 rAined torrents all DAY bul
Nithstanding there was A large vote
s.. votes being east.
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Special Dispatch "a the Ppst-infeiIiRencer
ABERDEEN. Dec. s-T-he schooner v
y Siaae was launched yesterday ~ noon
from Cousins shipyarg IN East Ater-
Gefn Ia THE hurry 60 get the vessel
launched IN ths Nde no preparations we're
made and abe aiided into he aater With
Qua the aid 81 champagne or any other
stlrnGlant. She cost $4,000 and VAS built
fnr fns coast lumber trade. Her dlfnen-
sions are 80 feet over all st-f0ot beam
and "a feet depth % bold Her keel Was
laid last June. ?. y Sia6e. q san Fran
cisco. "a her owner.
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Nor APPOINTED VET.
rrof. Bryns Has Not Named HIS Per-
nancpt Assistant.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-lntelIigencsr.
OLYMPIA. Dec S-Prof r. y Rryan.
state Observation-Disclosures. II 70 Olympia
Prof Rrvnn has not as Yet appointed his
dequty and 10 may 6e some time before
he does The position - deputy state
superintendent h. one that u is very hard
TO mi Tor the reason that the appolntee
must hols q life diploma. Men % Tits
qualification are generally holding posi-
ions that pay q mgch better salary than
the state nays the deputy superintendent;
and besides tea chers work only nine
months a year while the deputy Is en-
ployed the wear round.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-IntelIigeneer
ABERDEEN. Dec s-lonis Larson.
the sailor Who was Thought 10 be fatally
stabbed in a saloon r0w here early Tues
day morning. Is still alive st the hospl-
tai bat IN a very precarioas condition
No clue has been found Of the MISSING
man yet. who was also wounded The
three tramps implicated ia the affair
were tried today on vaErancy and sem
time evidence in the case viii be looked
UP.
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Elections In sumner.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
SUMNER. Dec. 6-An election was
held here Tuesday to elect two council
men for the two-year term and one for
the one-year term. The granting of saloon
license was the issue and the saloon ticket
won by about twenty votes. Il. f. Bacon
and Frank Gardella were elected for the
two-year term, and ID. c. Hostetter for
the One-year term,
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Special Dispatch 70 ihe post-fnseiiKencer.
HOQrlAM. Dec. G.--The Tacoma Avenue
club sent their best bowling team 70 Eo-
auiam yesterday with "A hope % redeen-
ing their numerous losses but again met
defeat losing three games out ~ four,
The clubs last met at Tacoma ON NOgem-
her II, when HoQuiam won the match ~
three games ont Of five, hut were short
five points on totals.
On November II Houuiam wDrRten the
Olympic Club team on the iaitefp alleys
hy sixteen pins, winning the match.
Last nights scores were. iioquism sci
Tacoma. sis
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LISTERS REPORT Is OUT.
STATES NEEDS OF STATE INsTrru-
TIoss FOR NEXT TWO YEARS
Recommends Manual Training De-
partment NJ Reform school mt
Chehalfs and Adequate Funds for
Maintenance of Insane Asylums.

Special Dispatch to the Pest-Inteiligeneer-
TACOMA Dec s.--Eruest Ifste-. secre-
tary Of the state board OF audit ana CON
troll. gave out advance sheets ot
biennial report 10 he legislator today.
He reviews the work OF the board Tor the
past two years giving considerable ac
to the different WAYS in VIII CHI economics
are effected at the various state insti-
tutions One OF the most important Isn-
commentators made Is the ESTABLISHING
OF manual training school at tie SAFE
reform school AT Chehal s. Considerable
space liz also given 70 the manufa tur ng
carried on at the state psnitentsnry ami
the other institutions where the irrrates
are expected TO be employed. He recon-
rpends that this intermanufac uring b,
fostered and built up. as IT has proven
beneficial TO the inmates employed and
has also been financial aid 10 the state
in ts support OF the institutions Lister
asks for 1850 TO cover the expenses q
the board Of control for the next two
years The recommendations for the
maintenance Of the state institutions for
the two years beginning April !. 1901,
are a. foiiows: State penitentiary, $40 :
~, western Washirgton hospital for me
insane. S2z9. $50, Medical lake insane asy-
lun S1Hy0n: state reform school, $4N eo):
soldiers home. $4,000: revolving fund
department. s13o,noo. The repor r~c0m-
mends that an assembly hall be erected at
the soldirr's home at a cost of s. 0oo and
that Sf.soo be set aside for furnishing II.
The increase Of inmates at the state
penifentiarv has absorbed the mainte-
nance fund to such an extent that the
last appropriation Will not run the In
stitution longer than February l next
Mr.. Later recommends that 1900 be set
aside by the Legislature 70 cover the ex-
peuses OF the institution during the
months OF February and March The to-
tai receipts from the outnut OF the jute
m!lis at the state penitcntiary during the
past two years were 3i&2i7 giving a
clear rrnnt OF e105lS. During the coming
TWO years Mr.. Lister estimates thai The
ccnv!cts employed will manu- sartnrc son :
900 bags, which will require an 'ay for
raw material OF $3.50 90, This money must
DC appropriated by the legislature
The total amount OF the appropriations
asked for by the secretary Of the board
FOOT up the neat sum Of sl.0os.572
An ftemixed summary of the recomms en-
cations made IL as follows:
Amount
Recommended
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CANNED SALMON IMPORTS,
Customs House Record. show 5-.GaD
Cases. valued at xI29.710..5--
Duties Are s3s.aI3.3

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Iutelligencer.
PORT TOWNSEND, Dec 6--The records
at the custom house show that the i'm
ports Of canned salmon into the Puget
sound customs district amount 10 57.e,g
cases. valued at si29. *.
The duty on the salmon amounted TO
S3S. 9l3 %.
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and put UP the rate to a very great ex-
tent and for this reason the county Of
fciais-elect will petition the board LOT .
reduction. Several of the officials manure
but little money. while the bond DEMANDED
in the past has been large The snsr'n,
for instance. at present must proViue a
bond of 5000 which viii cost under the
guaranty companies raise No. while az
no time does he handle more tnan -
monthly of county money. what Is rue
of the sheriff's office is also true IN
measure of other county Offices
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school Children Taken Down. but
Prompt Measures Are Taken.

Special Dispatch to the Post-IntelIigencer.
TACOMA. Dec. 6-Smallpox has broken
out in the neighborhood OF the Lincoln
school building and there Is an incipient
panic in that locality. Little Arthur
obrien. who has been attending that
school, was taken i'll a few days ago.
His brother and sister continued attend
ing school and II was not until yesterday
that II was discovered that the sick child
had the smallpox. The O'Brien home was
then Guaranteed.
The board of education has considered
the matter, but until other cases appear
in that district no action will be taken
Some feel that all OF the children who
came In contact with the OBriens should
be quarantined until the danger OF in
lection IL passed.
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ChehaIis Election Results.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intellgencer.
CHEHALIS. Dec. 6.-The election Tues
day resulted In a victory for the cows
running-at-large ticket. Following are the
officers elected: Mayor, Francis Donahoe;
treasurer. l.. Lawrence: attorney, ID. G.
Mllett: clerk. w. A. MISSIONER; council
men (two-year term), c. II. Dow Charles
Lillpops and j. p. Dever: councilman-at-
large, H. Haskell
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Election In Olympia.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteligencer
OLYMPIA. Dec. s.-The town election at
Tumwater on Tuesday resulted as fol-
lows. Mayor. George w. Hopp; treasurer.
G. f. Eastman: councilman (one-year
term). John Rison; councilman uwo-year
term). r. M. Cooper and NJ. r. Pease. The
above were elected on a citizens ticket.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
HOQUIAM. Dec. 6.--As a result OF yes
for isoi are, Mayor George .o" T. Davis
Rer.: councifmen, Alex Poison. Rep: f.
A. Powell. Rep. J. w Hull. Dem; J. q.
Wheelock, DEM: f. Lyons, Rep: J. A.
Acteson. Pop: r. G Tilly. Rep; treas
urer. r. f. Dawdy. Rep; attorney, F.
Morgan, Pop.
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VANCOUVER. II. c., Dec. e.--ror the
third time In as many days a highway
man attempted a hoId-up on a prominent
street of this city. James Mckee was or
dered 10 throw up his hands last night.
but instead OF complying he broke his
cane over the head OF the footpad and
then. picking up a stone hurled Ii In the
face Of his assailant. The footpad stag
gered backward but, recovering himself.
ran OF. lie dropped his hat. which Is the
only clue 10 his Identity possessed By the
police
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VIII Rrduce bonds.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Iptslilgeneer
OLYMPIA. Dec. Sit is probable that
the county broad at It's present session
may reduce the bonds az the county Of
fciais over which the board has control
as to securities. u Is understood that
the guarantee companies which have
usually furnished bonds have com ninsd
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Pierce County IL sued.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Dec. 6.--The Pierce Loan and
Investment Company brought suit against
Pierce county today for S3.i5249, for re-
bate Of taxes. The suit is made on the
ground OF excessive valuation.
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Judgment i. Amrmed.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 1.-THE supreme court
has affirmed the Judgment of the SUI
perior court of Skagit county in the case
of NJ Watkinson and wife respondents,
VS.. Pat Mccoy ct al, appellants, an action
brought by respondents to recover dam
ages and asking a permanent injunction
TO prevent the use of the Samish river
for storing and holding logs.
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PORT AureIe. Elections.

SpeciaI Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
PORT ANGELES. Dec. s.-At the city
election. held yesterday. the entire. Citi-
zens' ticket was elected. Following Is the
list of officers: Mayor, Thomas II. Brad
ley; clerk. ]. A. Smith: treasurer. Charles
f. Nailor; attorney. James Stewart;
health officer DIR. F. s. Lewis; council
man al large Patrick Mathews; council
man. First ward. II. c. Miller; Third
ward. Albert Smith Sixth ward. Byron
Bowman.
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Val. Heath, clerk; r. A. Hazeltine. treas
urer; Fl. w. B. Hewen. city attorney j.
l.. Myers, health officer; w. B. Murdoch,
James vickrey and George Helm, council
men. w. r. Wright. the caucus nominee
for councilman from Alto Vista was OPP
posed by the friends of Aaron Church.
who used stickers. Wright won out. the
vote sfaudinR. Wrighf 50. Church. 81.
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for an examining board a number of trips
will be made In order to standardize the
screw and ascertain the exact number
of revolutions requisite TO speed the
Goldsborough through salt water at the
rate of thirty knots an hour. which is
the requirement demanded by the gov
ment
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To Consolidate Freight.

VANCOUVER. II. c.. Dec. 6.--It Is an
rounced that in future all shipments Of
perishable freight on the Canadian Pa
ciiic railway from tho East TO the Pacific
coast will he consolidated nj North bay
and cars viii be forwarded every Wcdnes-
day with men In charge.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
ILWACO. Dec. 6.-In Ilwaco the follow
ing ticket was elected without oprosit N:
A. e. King, mayor; c. E. Keriee, treas
urer; w. L. Williams. j. c. Gosnen an
III. Fl. Unruh, councilmen.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
SEDRO-WOOLLEY. Dec. Elm the
municipal election held In this city yes
terday. E. 8 Howard. Norris Ormsby and
Henry II. Hughey were elected as coun-
cimen for two years. and Henry G.
Hosch chosen to succeed himself as treas
urer.
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Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
OLYMPIA, Dec. Gov. Rogers has
been requested by the National Live
Stock Association to appoint three deli
egates from Washington to the meeting
of the association which convenes at Salt
Lake on January Is. The governor will
appoint any citizens who will pay their
own expenses
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VANCOUVER II. C.. Dec. Gilt y re-
ported that the Roman Catholic Sishopric
OF Vancouver IL TO be raised 10 an arch
blshopric, and that Rishop Ortiz. OF Vic
toris. will be created archbishop OF the
elevated see.
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south Read Elections.

Special Dispatch 70 the Poxt-fnteliigencer
SOUTH BEND. Dec. s.-Tha foliowins
city officers were elected Tuesday with
cut opposition; W. II. Bever, mayor:
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30 gold watches aud a@o rings a. choose
from " u Ftnck- ieweler SO seeond
avenue
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FOR PORT TOWNSEND and Victort.
take the fast ard cOmmpdiogs stearshio
sshotne. Nesier wharf, daily at Al hi.
Fare . cents
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OFF. CIAL VOTE VI STATE.
Figures Published by the Post-In-
telligencer Last Week Were APP
DrOx I'm tely Correct.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
OLYMPIA, Dec. 1.-THE Official vote OF
Washington is as follows:
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1hs stint elilEencer has secured the
exclusive right FOR Washington 10 Raud
hcNally A Co.'S iatpSt folder n,sr -
China and Asia These may De secur.,
- Post Intelligence business oficcs al
N cents each.
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SPARE RIBS at Seattle. Fulton and
Yak M markets