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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-26
PERSONALS.

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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Merchants Exchange reports the following
nsesefneuts ~ vessels.
SEATTLE Sailed. Arsa s. str Riojun Mars. for
TIE tlri.n- Arrived ApfIi a. Br hk Battle Abhsg.
from Hnnsnrrx via Falmouth
SAN FRANcfSro-Arrivcd April 5. Tefins
fran the north sxfaed hk GSrmznis, for Seattle.
TACoAA-Arrfvea April Is. Ms,tsawsn. fruu
San rrsari.co, a
FORT GAMBLE-sAiled. April s. schr Queen.
fur San rrnnefsen
PORT TowNSESD--ArTfsed. April ., hkn
Orsscsstsp. preceeded To Tacoma. 7 a IN schr Ser-
sity proceeded 70 RiakGlay Al II 20 q.
NFAH BAY April 3 Cha. wind west. tix miies
Passed tn 81 San Mateo. II a. N tug Helycke and
scAss Nesbe G. Thurs,on and Gen. MfPherscr in
bay.
FORT CRESCENT. April z-clear. Eight west
v4r
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A Cir. Essay ON Boys.


At n recent school examination for girls
this composition was handed in by a Eixi
Of twelve. THE boy is rot an animal yet
ne can be heard 70 a considerable distance.
When a boy boilers be opens ms tag
mouth like frogs but girls hold their
tongue TIL they are spoken TO, and hen
they answer respectable and tell tas. how
II was. A hoy thinks himself clever he
cause be can wade wnere the water Is
deep. when the boy grove be IL called a
husband. ard then he stops wAding and
says out nights, bat the Rrown-up girl
is widow and keeps house"
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BRYAN AND PACIFIC BANKs.


FHi4aut1Tstaa t-rES
Mr.. Bryan Is on the Pacific coast deiiv-
ering his NOTORIOUS aggregation OF words
without thoughts. II IS his arst visit 70
that seetion since he became candidate
for the presidency. and there is naturally
much curiosity to see him. He will doubt
less follow his usual method of estimating
the vote he will receive there by the size
Of his audiences. But when election time
somes he win ind thai there 10 great
difference between s,eing the chief attras-
top at a free menagerie and the candidate
for the highest office In the nation.
The Pacific coast states. like the rest Of
the country. are sharing In the prevailing
prosperity. Statistics complied from the
latest statement Of the controller OF the
currently give the following figures as TO
individual deposits and loans and q snouuts
Of national ranks In Orexon. washington.
California. Idaho. Utah. Nevada. Arizona
and Alaska ON the tatee named:
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WTaeu order aud Qlacs have been re-
storea in tha state, u would re well Tor
iae Authorities 20 isSse a mas vita sta
lsshs showing fha2 tn@ state ss ups full
- mountains. the people are no6 sii feoc-
asts. and that the nouni&ine@r- who sup
rs-s 81 Mr. Taylor for governor ARE sspe-
for IN rnsaxh manhood ami Indulgence 20
sh~ s4r-raw portions % the t@wns ans
.&tsae. WIN supp1rsei Mr. Go@aeL The
fakirs have so snsiirnes tire common
ssaE;h-ene ~ Ire best IN shs Union that
IA 4rxears nuw a. one vass nastne@.r l1-
tahstes BY -deas shots ard irrrsaR.nssie
fnressgTE
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MARINE NEWS.

HovnluLr-Arrivei Arril IL Br str Pert Ste
rAens. frcu Seattle. via Hiso; ektn khhtAf. frou
Porr Candle. Arrived April IS. sh GARNER. from
Tacuxsa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prior 70 April .. Br ST.
81. rrrne from Astoria. Sailed. April >. Br str
Fnsy7rsSs cf India. for vancorver
HoNGKOSG-Arziret prssloosy, Gaelie. San
Francisco, via Honolulu and 1okohsns; Irene,
Portland via Yokohama
SYDNEY sailed April 3 Acrsnr. for yancou-
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. April .. hktn Tam
o'shsxsr WiliApA hAfbx. str Trilus. comox; BIZ
tscrmaniA Seattle; str AveafA. Coos hay
xAxAidO- Arrived. April Is. str ntsnis. from
Ran Frsnrsseo
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February "a. 1850. the individual deposits
ia national RANKS were almost exactly
4outse what they were December ~, lisa.
and the loans aud discounts increased over
70 per cent No better Indicator Of the
prosperity Of the paciac coast states could
10 rad than this. Of the six states intIud-
"a in this statement Bryan carried four
In fsse II Is aonbsful - he viii carry moro
fhzn twe this fan. certainly net more
han three. Prosperity viii DO fer hin the
same obstacle there that IL viii BE every
.Ehare else
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SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-The steam
er Australia from Honolulu. brings the
following advices 10 the Associated Press.
dated April II:
The plague seems to have entirely dis
rs ae n NE = s s,s son p
vessel departing from here since De-
cember i2 to the schooner Bertha Miner,
which sailed for Puget Sound on April IL.
Claims for Burned Houses.
The council OF state has adopted the
Resolved. That ii is the sense Of the
eminent GTlI should Pay al Just claims for
board OF health in connection with the
suppression of the bubonic plague: that
Is, losses caused by the burning Of houses,
the board Of health. as well as losses
caused BY the accidental spread OF fire
on January %. 1870, and losses caused BY
have been burned. Further. that the
council OF state most earnestly advises
The executive council to appoint a new
three OF whom shall be business men"
President Dole has not acted on the
resolutions as yet
The Sugar F1eet.
sixteen ships ana three banks win COM
shipments around the Horn. The Ms
sells viii carry about q 500 tons OF sugar
from the various island ports to the At
lautic side.
Quarantine Against Australia.
The authorities OF the Australian col
onies have been notified that all vessels
bound from infected Australian ports
touching here. win be Guaranteed and
the vessels must carry satisfactory bills
OF health IL they wish TO cali here. In
spectors representing the Hawaiian gov
eminent have been appointed at each OF
the three affected Australian ports.
snit Against the Mlewera.
Suit for $3.50 go has been brought
against the owners Of the steamer Mo-
vera on account OF the refusal OF Capt
Henning. OF that vessei TO carry twenty
nine members Of Hognn's minstrels from
this port to Victoria The paraphernaiia
OF the company had been taken TO the
dock and fumigated. when Capt. Henning
sent word that he could not take the
company. The Ministries ailege that the
color line wac drawn, but the agents Of
the steamer say that there was no room
on the vessel for the troupe.
sebastlaa bach selA.
The bark Sebastian Bach was sold at
public auction on the 18th and brought
s. 500. The Sebastian Bach put in here
in distress on her way from Horgkong
TO the Sound. having been over twenty
days in making port after q storm that
almost foundered her. a board OF sur
veyors condemned her and reported that
she was not worth repairing.
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for Sugars erra-ic course though the beard
ruen was focdsd With runozz an day q setsis-
ana e fcr+A Il was rr--y EVIDENT .ha. these w-re
set ar1at ~ the 1.anip1i3tor fer . rise. which
was directed szain-s thu shaxr interest, rsuted 70
Be largely ccucsrtrzted II B1sto1 Tie stock sold
as low he In the m1rninE supposed in6icz-
tons e fresh Niger in the trade war. and IN TIE
r. - s = :, ~ Ia go = ~, !, ~ - o a.
IA. In sympathy ssth TIE nrszk II s.rsr, Which
e1ertusllz dominated the tone q The msrsE- AZ
dag. WAen sugar rst11rdec the room traders al
TUNED % the tz1 side. and ksps priees ~ @
snsa vaaume q dsahn-s There were Movements
IN special stoeks esslgned to help On a saEsnes.
notably in Missouri PHciAc. PENNSYLVANIA. wabash
preferred ard the zrznrers. hut It was n1ticeaels
That the huyins demand showed marked fa1fnS
q CO sny sdyarcs- May hurins orders came n ca
the early decline. hut later ia the dag the market
cortiuce3 dull Tie Ersthy q tie demand caused
rtsaxins b the r0pza trader, and h.s fs1etlen.
was easJ sn1 the re<alts for tie DAY were much
mixed The introduction In ccnEress q rezolu.
tfan fer committee to investigate the Steel ana
Wire s-iso6e and the New Yogk Stock Exchanze
nsy hare bad sorse inference In the Late reactions
The snnouncsns-t Il srasn sngAssment 2 sosa
il believed 70 he destined for Paris Ins sterling
exchange rate eAsses, demand falling D. This
leaves the question Of further Euld erp0rts more
asuttfui sTsin ne lack q . fast ssaams. this
week Is offered BY bankers IS . reason ~ re-
frzinins frnm shiDpins gold during tae peslaa ~
mousy in New York also showed farther rssaxhuen.
lcsns far sixty and uinssy days being qnoted a. .
psr esnt and four . az neniss a. q .,s s
ury since last Friday rireAdy amounts 70 ever s-s
cDc. But the sutsreasury's debit balance q, the
clearing house fen today esio~ naliis1 aoaass -
the first time ia sesersi weeks exeer. When some spe
ciAI crerztton 1ntervensd. The dishursensnts "a
.esssas q s.'s, r. ,,s aa u s .as ~. ' Su
a resenish-nenf 20 the money rnarke; hksx 70 2.
closed soon. A sharp fan In New York exchange ~
Chicaao vas also an incsdcnt o. the Gay
Tbs bond market was rather quiet Total sales
H.sw9 -. -
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prRcHAsING rRIcEs.

=. euoe~1rx ,-1res arr netng oferet sr the r-o
e tse isca, desiers Gee delivery IN rocr3 scts
~ Asa and ln fhe rst tt SeAts1e.
.-f,ss, fIs4x. hzsiey. sseE: wheat. esicksn
VI q RsRE tsan. ssss s.sSEEs. SiA
- fn<et srnrd f&rM; Eastern wsshinrtor
-, ts14lyt aiftfs. q g f<s t1A
- strszass fresh -srtA- 1S1ssc.
k7fw- frrsA ssnch. rem; orexrsrJ. rc
fr5ry~f &rs eisrkeak Re; lrs tzftsyss le;
~ ersA -fhesce te~f estsle. cr~s. faftr. stsers.
"a sansr~ sAserr. ssasx: good hos live. ~;
e,~z2sf &C.: exlres Dressed. hrrs. &C. srnAA.
n,ses frs as-gs. 4f snsn. &C.
- rxf-s ard sors--Hessx spszne saited sss>rs.
n r. ms3inra. sdrnd. PER- 10. ", nftf.
~ untsr M. ST. epst, srsn6. al WEIGHTS.
aass tnals xnd cxsn. ~; tzitee Epa. 7s<;
=. " ~ W Kr~rn hi1ss. v iess than sslted;
hh6m Nz n. ~ az cuils- ors-third iess:
- errr peg ~ &~Br WHITES deer Cry. ~
,er<ry deer Us Nc arr en-. salecs green elk.
!, skeer rsafs mrfss 81. shezfiinss itS.s
- wnhinfsus sua s11ac: Western wash
- -axz nc. eiry Or timber burned. neise:
- - 4sel
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LIVE STOCK aARkET.


CBfcAso Asst z--Trssls~kecsisff - hess
t1asses azr1Fs skasSf eE5sts stev ssaiszess s1.s8
ssrsaay NssfsaNa-fsst re- ~Ase - - sgG % srizsa
sior-s o sse2 rsr e Gcessza. e less ~ sasrss-
* so4snzs E 1ass A. rK@aef~. s Esss 81 e1als
4 rsSg q ss5ssa = Nes &c Issass Esga,Fa e
s..4s ~ slssrs. SD = halA s. SO -
Nsav ksssass a9dsF ~ Aea& Ms,Aet fSAz
k,sNs~ - WW nsveS ana trmeAfss q 8get e
ss-ss Is fhatsa 1852 stes se<t sssrr $ Ne
T ~ Yaa4 3 MzFx hn1 e ss1ss Is 9at IS
sslsesga Rstsstss u en- tFsE Siess strN "a - sag
~ s4nss saeset Cess - ftsssn eefasr- $ sss
"a 80 e. s&s3se aages fs aSsf - " gstnre tg~r7
: e<a 3 esaslaxs y aet pss2sy laals- . 49,
~ " as3ers asse& k~4 ~
aHaha
OMAHA AanE M-.csisis Ess-sspts SO kasa
49, ssaass - = taHm Native tsaf fanaS So
! y Fss~. sssa hstass 6 as = s&Esses. -; g
so kAa az ssesarEx s. tNss y. isaacs Ne as4a
a. staes s NNfS
Rass ksnsas fss sc.4 &srtss = hsarE
neasf s. Esst "a ntse& " SassA Re aeet " ~
x la.4 ~ ssla~ a. zAsr1
9isesss Nrasatfe - AFa2 Aszs% g1sass Pas
a. sessar uss s. flset - ~ - rbgas wssgsras
& ast sssrraaa - ea1sss ssseE. y all =
lzm8s ees
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Breadstu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO. ARR z-wheRt. frr- Bar
iex. guset- Oats. auise- Spot sacskrsons were
Wheat-shirrsns. No l. vs.; eAsses, ste; milling.
Rrl<y-Fe~d. rssrsse; brsssns. 81
osts-Good 70 chosos, saasssc. milling. 81 ls9
LA; gray. orsrsn. sLrfsi n; rsd. ersslE
Receipts.
rsur. quarter sarsz. Hss; Do Oregon. n.su;
oreson. sss: cats rentals. i.ssa; corn esHtals .;
nesns. saekz. =. prtktos< s1ckS. lscs do Orss11.
10 zsadrnEs sAss. ~; AAs. teas. Us; sosl.
rAses. -. hsSes. number. ~
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Mustnrs- Niodlinss. s1-ss: srsn. ussr per sor.
Hsy-Nhest, = sse y; wAsss and CAL 49,; best
tasiey. sser. aisslfa sal csmpzssssd wheat. s-sis;
Pgtssss.- Iirsr Barssnis. isass: Oregon Bur
tanks. eosa1r-
@si; string beAss. staaS per .; tonasoes. Nssa:
asparagus. 5tcGt1 Is
fIglssaEsl.s. sasia., 81 :; common. Re; or.nzs..
s.ssi 3: hIaanas fsosss 3: pssespples. s. ssss
tas~S dal1y. n:i e.. Is .~oosd.' ls s
tAeess-Ne~ taiiserriA- 7@se. Yeenx American.
Exss- store. ~. Sc: taney rsneh. nc: Eastern.
tsmlsse
rouifry Tustey sosb,e--. r@lac; ,uriey hens.
as sznan hruslsrs. 1901 81 iarrs sroslers. sias;
fsyers. Ssast: heas. As0@s1i old ducks. san
Ea&s eresf. lz5N@
Wool and Hops.
wooEsrrfns: Sefata, ltaisr; Eastern Orexon.
I2alkr; valley Oregon. Ds-S Fam northern
rnourtssn ismbe i3alar, mountain lambs sslse.
ssn Jnegaia ylsins, sslsc: Humboidt and Mendo-
cino. is4asc
Hofs-Crop q 1870. u9iz.
Closing Quotations.
whest-Firm. December. AoR. czsh. sle
B9rlsy->o sales.
cosn-Larss yellow. lsai3
= 20 *
WIN =
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Golden Gate viii sal for ALASKA today
seaooneY Ernmx and Louisa IA expected to sail
fu- Nome TO-DAY. Sepr~ei EAilinz craft
isirx ia XASh bsy wAitnx So storm 10 hiov cser.
Up 90 last graning the battieshlp I0wa. due fron
San rrHarssoo Tor the Pert Orchard dry1ock. had
not hrcn rsynrtpd sntar1ux the Strait IL -
thouzht that heavy southwest gales outside delayed
An~
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NV r0RK 2gea &-gnx consnsr-sal A8sr-.
s4svN LnNaa4 sasa a. gstgesrN~ nxn
Ttr u6.txE3 AfsN tftsxsar sd va a1sSEs
szzsgsNssax 1zAxxszs nzrssts tnf sa@s tiss1 Tns
49, iaaasss sAssAa~s1 NutF sm&E ts~sxfNxaa@ rNns
sals asst - ta2 hag2scsA
Artt-sas s1a ThsV erzEst &mmef saf
se~4 aaxsnrau2 sa& Nsw fare SD parszal resss-
81 fs.s0Esls a ssnrss2 sas1s rag Ea1Az1azs a
cEAa Saszua a nrzserzs Fss&sIif4zls 41.9 "a
Pas sass acssas TAs hSEk sas2 AM.2G soaS <
szaal Tls wesas asa EsNsa
Anxeca2as we're weaA So - easslAs Il tasxs
r4tsa1s. shsuzx4 IL Eessi ~ ss-ta xsrses
ssz-a1 - 2 "a IA eartkasa pksEA eS~sr1 Al
GrA seag - st
css zczsy vas vzztas a.. s-is ss-s ezsrsS is
4-sss a. s1ie-a x sszss r-s hra1as at ssr LA
ue4h Il y sssazAs Sz1asSg tAxs skss - 81 &
Closing QWSfastaas-
LONDON. ApF2 E--caaA5lSs Pass sc IHe1
rNrz&r rrusssTsS. = NeFgAEE FAza8K prztsz-g6.
"a Aah1zsz- = Gnnt Tr-1A r Az&ea16z- -
Ras szrsr-S ssaG8 = -
Nazu -1s4s pss c1t
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. AsrE S-TrSsrs rxa-srz= Il
~ sx.s-ss hA-&=1s = - s@s-S< sss< sxss---ss
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VIEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, April S.-F1our- Receipts nn2
barrels. exports, s.sis barrels MARKET inactive
WHEAT Rseeipts, 9-s1 bushels: export. IA iG
fnisheiA ss<f. firm; Nc. red. 7Nr. T. O. b. Options
were strong and active al day closing strong AZ 10
rsk.
Wooi-DuiI.
Bops-Syssiet
coree-opticns elosed steady. saIo poins net
hsgher Sales $40 bags. including MAY, soc
June, aoc; july, e.oc: August s.sc spot Rio
stesdy No invoice. &c. Mild. steady cordova. u
SuRar-Rsw. STEADY.
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EoNpssS Ap~E ~NAsts earsass &c pssasxe
apss g~ssss,s exrxraas E41s whns - -
IfTrBpts3E krrl = -u'ts2t Ssm ss sxEs
A Cssfles1l& = e @vA Nat3fs - catfzfz.ls,
= saS4s ~ No ! Nn-A@H s1rs~s la -
ss-ss sass MAJ y ~. z4a = ~
CsFz,-kxsa ssex&s AEsrtEsz E@sra rsw, y h.
fasArss sssaey. MAy. u 90 1se. % g >~gst=aA~s.
a Al
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B4siEs~ sbe~ 70 he zaarkss fer rnxtsls sesay.
yhs EsEsraz .nasfr1ns. kdasvsr. sssA. OWNS
- eNisAs3 tplseAsa - rseSEts AL tAs pfessEfr 4
Aal2te 30 seil CAA&es fr1sn L1aAqn irycsulsr.
aufgsr a1rr77r Elrue stsasce, zh4ir IN wEt tgstf
~ A4 ms El1uF=re tar raffsf n sltAcr dinersta4
f@ asesEg. vas ~ le4afs - fer tha Aas lass
cQEgaT raiei 1la nnabzzxed sfEltss Nes d-3
Etf ezsF u uaefRnEeS EFiols PIG au4 uHTyNnts
NeVF xsak Lrs4 eaNtinaes auA
"a iec1 xrents SIS y
z.a8s CNVYel4 81
Tir-S& 40 = 81
~FsArf~ s. N44G
Lac o. 6 itab rs Ths srm taai sEss ths ssltlng
r,st~ - uesta AnA sntltrr zscfss tssa Al "a 6
~ thE tars4
d
SPOKANE
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~ur SEATTLE MARKETS.

y - ersrt RI te51ys -rssksts ras ne arStvl
~--rer walls NkiE tAis z2orntnE fsrE san
1,-r fr-rxsas fresh snFTlbss 81 Fe<<E4tles-
- sr-snz tia Fnn-asrE s16 early sitextoca
- irt asfrr, spec TIA ar@asnE ~ q tAcst
y -. 49, frsaker air There are rcw fun
~ q rsxs varieties q sesstshses ard fruits,
"A ~<<k 49, etre5ks1-s. selllng al nlrzA9xs1
s,sssaa sertiaax scarce. almost - the pctnt
$50 a-s cr-rainF sr larger cusrfittss. but
- r~ceipss are net q eh<srt eashsz. sn1
~ s<rz7r u srrrr s. sna7 The-e are also \
,tz'sis o. had
~ ,r-if-r : sssn sazrrs ard to<s rus fns-t the
Es Butte AID egg cent1u1e rDc1ansed In
~ "a nastze caadi'ac1s
=. ,--vssx /. ss8ufe risnsifzTlr. especially sal
- - =. hate MI fa1lEa une tskfng srhoo1er
y. : Z ~ pou1aas a halssrzt frusn the Cape.
- ~sTfxss are sfeaay ARD frr. exneIt Eteat
~ - hxTNe& "a q Htfies anc the msrse; faf
80 n Il Tie fssf. tart nosn1nal
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WE have a coal sacklng machine ~hics,
reduces She expense 0ne-half You get
the benefit. Get Larry coal for home.
Tel Main 1es
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Araiisb5e casn balance si4rr sga
God -. ..-............ .............- slA.se
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Local Repcr.-Msxinua temperature. y decrcss
minimum - mean 81 vs. inch min fell during pa.
;xentv-.oss bon-s, weather cod and partly cicrd,
with light. vzriztie s1nd.
GEO - SALISBURY
sectirn Director. Weather Brrsan
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ffaxnr4aI.
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= r
FOREIGN.
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
Portland. or. Ap-ii = lse-
Generally fair: stationary Temperature
uSrTED STATES DEPARTMENT or AaBS
CULTURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BCLkETTN.
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PLAGUE ENDED N HAWAII.
NO MORE CASES AND CLEAN BILLS
OF HEALTH ALLOWED.

Council Of state Passes q Resoluti On
That Payment should he Made
for All Houses Burned Down
in suppre.stnG the Plague.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or. Arrl z.-whsz.--wkix waiis,
Ss5tcs valley. ss-stc: tanestez. Sss-e
* Il
SAY EHANcIxrn Markets
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ToU nsrer hare . hstd IL ire raarnlng
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LEARE cca1 the great heat prosspcnr-
- g. Ez
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ri AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle wash. April 2, lsM.
=. A. n. seattle. Tscunas. Spcks7< ard
. s~s.s.r Ad1sss tnday were
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ss.,tl.. ws.h-. Arril 8. pr.
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sEAETLE waEAT aAnkET.

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The sun., 1900-02-26
DENENFED WOMAN ENGITES RIDDLES BANKS CITIZENS

her and knew that she was harmless
At other places, where she was not so
well known, She received the cold shoul-
der.
She called at the home Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Bates, No. IA Riddle avenue, and
asked TO sec Daniel NJ. Bates room. She
did not state what She wanted until after
she bad secured admittauce,
Mrs. Bates refused 70 show her the
room and, forcing her ont Of the door,
closed ard locked it. She hardly had
it locked When Mrs, Tlthal appeared to
Mrs. Bates in the hallway She had
quickly LEI; the front porch and, gniug
t1 a rear door, had entered Mrs. Bates
managed 10 induce Mrs. fatnal to leave
a second time and she did not return,
Mrs. Tatnal' does not know when she
will be affected in this way. Generally,
il her hrsbind is near, she is easily
qnieted. He seems to have tho necessary
Influence over her. The children in the
neighborhood are all afraid of her, not,
however, because she attempts to do
them any harm.