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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-03

II IS now almost certain that the nsht
between Lee Hart and J. w. Goodwin
for the national delegateship will be TAX
en- into state politics and will result in
one OF the bitterest fractional feuds in
the history of the state Democracy. The
fight has already broadened beyond the
boundaries OF King county. For exam
pie the Hart workers declare that II
THOMAS Mallory, the political friend and
ally of Mr.. Goodwin and the political foe
of Lee Hart. wins in the southwest for
national delegate. they will attempt to
defeat him In the state convention, which
elects the delegates to Kansas City. Or
state convention that Mr.. Hart is de-
feated for national delegate, no matter
whether he wins in King county or not.
Mr.. Mallory was in Seattle yesterday.
In an Interview with a Post-Intelligen-
cor reporter he made the specific state
ment that the fight now being waeed
the other hand. Mr.. Mallory is credited
With saying that ne will see TO IT at the
against Mr.. Goodwin by Mr. Hart Is in re-
ality fight against James Hamilton
Lewis and his friends. On the other
hand, Mr. Hart says that his delegate
ship has no connection whatever with
mis- attitude towards Mr.. Lewis, and that
ne is simply sndeavorfng to be elected
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-03
AMUSEMENTS.



The engagement of the Boston Lyric
Opera Company in this city VIII prove
an event OF more than ordinary Import
ance Il win Introduce 10 the music low
ing public OF this city the great Russo.
who mas won a reputation as a singer sec
ond to no tenor in this country. Also
Miss stanton. Miss Andrews, Miss Leek-
lev. Henry Haiiam. George Kunkel. John
Henderson. Frank Maslin and Charles
Vanaiue. There IS no question that the
lovers OF high class music IN this com
munitv viii 'ook forward with great in
terest 10 this coming engagement. and
that opera parties viii at once commence
to organize themselves.
The reputation OF the Lyrics Is too well
known in this city to need any lengthy
comment. The repertoire; sunday. double
bill. 'Mascotte" and fourth act Of "Rigo-
letto." Russo as the Duke: Monday, double
bin, said pssha" and 'CavaEeria Rusti-
cana. Russo as TuFido: Tuesday, double
bln. ''Olivette" ana third act OF Lucia
Russo as Edgardo. Wednesday, IN Trova-
tore" Russo as Manrica; Thursday, Mar
itana:" Friday. Faust" Russo In the title
role: Saturday matinee. Martha Sstur-
day night double bill. Pretty Persian"
and Russo In English.
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selected, bringing TO the front the latest
creations. Richard j. Jose, the famous
ballad singer, was encored four times.
Carroll johnson made great hit with
his swell costumes. new coon" songs
and clever dancing. Five minutes before
the curtain went UP he asked what was
new In the city. When II came his turn
to talk IN the FIRST part he eieverly
brought oute everything local in his
Jokes, Although he has always been
favorite in Seattle, he scored heavier
than ever last night. Fred Warren kept
the crowd In good hnmor by his clever
sayings. and won great applause by his
Interpretation Of coon" song In Ger
man.
The I.ukens brothers are styled on the
programme the worlds greatest aero
bats. forming a human trapeze."
Their performance possibly may be
eQualeA, but IT cannot be exeelied The
Waterbury brothers and Ernest Tenney
were recalled time and time again In
their act entitled "Mirth and Melody"
The performance closes with Mr.. Vests
latest creation entitled "A Reproduction
OF Historical Events"
IL has been reported that the company
will be here three nights. bat this Is not
correct Tonight Is positively the last
performance.
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have right to retaiiate against him in
his own district
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VESTS Minstrel Jubilee.

William II. Vests big minstrel troi-
lee opened two nights engagement at
crowd which filled every nook and cor
ner from orchestra TO gallery. II Is
the best hurnt-cork and star speciality
production ever seen in this city. Ii en-
bodies all the characteristics which go
to make up the typical American min
strel show" and goes farther; In this,
that there is artistic cleverness In every
thing on the programme. In all the
large company there is not a weak spot.
The audience recognized the brilliancy of
the performance by applause such as
seldom echoes in the Seattle theater.
Everything went with a rush and
sparkle. The music and songs were well
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And the great tenor. signor Dominica
Russo.
Repertoire for week. sunday, double bill
Mascotte and fourth act Rigoletto; Russo
as the Duke Monday, double bill. Said
Paxha and CavaIleria Rusticana. Russo as
T1Irrido. Tuesday, double biil, Oaivette
and third act Lucia. Russo as Eigardo.
Wednesday II TrOyatore; Russo as Man
rico. THURSDAY. Mariana Friday, Faust:
Russo as Faust. Saturday matinee. Mar
tina. Saturday night. Pretty Persian. and
Russo in English.
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70 RECRUIT MARINES HERE.
Government Establishes Tempo
rary Office in Seattle.
LiksLYTo BE MADE PERMANENT

n Experiment Proves successfuI and
sumcient Men Can He Enlisted IL
Will he Regularly Maintained-
Only other station ON Coast at
San Frnncisco-what the Service
Ohers to Those Who Enter IL.
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The Northern Pacific overland train vii
leave Seattle at 1,tS a m. May 2 On and
after May 3 there viii be two daily over.
land trains from Seattle, oue leaving Al
7.S a. n. and North Coast Limited" a,
rs D. m.
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what be Is trying to do. He wants Co de-
,eA' me for the national delegatoship
aat he will never succeed
When l was elected chairman Of the
state committee. I determined TO keen
NY bands on the Godwiu-Hart contest
NV since M Hart has gone out OF King
.sanN 70 attack me and 10 prevent my
e's0uen To Kansas cry. feel that l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-03
Mr.. MALONY TAKES 4 HAND
he Will Fight Lee Hart for Ma
tional Delegate.
KING co. CONTEST NO LONGER

Chairman Democratic State Com
mitfee Relates Alleged Converse
tion Between Himself and Mr..
Harf-Latter Says His Campaign
Has No Reference to Mr.. Lewis
state Convention to settle Contest
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
new HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS
Hold Harmonious Convention Today
at Concord.

Concord, N. H., May 2.-The DEM
Ocratic state convention today was
the largest in numbers for many
years. The platform adopted denoun-
ces the republican party for their
abandonment of bi-metallism, and the
enactment of the gold standard, in
flicting under false pretenccs policy
f colonial conquest upon the people;
believes in free trade with Porto
Rico; the independence of Cuba and
the Philippines as soon as possible:
denounced the administration for the
guilt of criminal aggression, and the
neglect of plain duty; denounces the
republican party for fostering trusts;
favors the election of senat ors by the
people ang pledges the delegates to
Bryan.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
GOULDSVILLE.

George Thresher has been sick the
past week.
Mrs. Jennie Strong was quite sick
the past week.
Fred Steele of Barre spent Sunday
at F. N. Cooks.
Robert Thompson has returned to
Tilton, N. II.
Barrahas Ma+o is Ill with the ,,neu-
monia.
Mrs. Zllpla Balch is slowly recover
ing from her recent illness.
John Thompson went to Tilton, N.
H., Saturday, to work in the mill.
Miss Minnie Rich of Barre spent
part Of last week at f. N. Cooks.
Misses Matte Heath and Helen
Smith went to Tilton, N. H., Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. G. F. Bailey spent Thursday
and Friday in Barre, a guest OF her
brother, w. A. Greenwood.
Mrs. John Heath has been quite sick
the past week, as has Katherine
Thompson.
Mrs. George F. Bailey left Monday
for Manila, PHILIPPINE Islands, to join
her husband who is lieutenant in
the 4th infantry, U. S. V. He was
formerly sergeant in Co. F, 1st Yer
mont regiment,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
ANN|H|LATED
Filipino Rebels Surprise an
American Garrison
TWENTY MEN KILLED
Balance Of Company Res
cued. Belonged to the
43d Regiment.

Manila, May >. - The American
garrison at Citubig island of Samar,
consisting Of 80 men belonging to the
43rd regiment have been attacked by
the rebels. Twenty of the Americans
were killed, and the rest were rescued
from annihilatiOn.
The Americans were quartered in
Catubig church which several hundred
Of the enemy surrounded and tiercely
attacked. The Americans fought two
days and then the rebels ignited the
roof Of the church. 1t burned away
finally and fell upon those inside. The
walls remained intact and served as a
shelter to the beseiged three days
longer, the enemy attacking all sides.
The Americans did great execution,
killing over 200
After few days resistance a lieu
tenant and eight men arrived from
Laoan and engaged the besiegers who
retired The fortunate arrival of
these reinforcements prevented the
of the Americans who
declined to surrender. The
10 survivors without food and with
little ammunition were physically cX-
hausted. The fight has encouraged
the Filipinos who are now acting ag-
gressiyely and threatening that sec
tion of the coast.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
BREWERS STRIKE.

Boston. May 2.-The engineers in
every brewery are out this morning
enforce the demand for shorter hours
and increase wages. 1t is claimed that
If the brewers attempt to fill the places
with non. union men, the unions will
call out every man in the breweries.
There will be a conference between
the strikers and brewers today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
THE n. Y. CENTRAL STRIKE.

Buffalo. N. Y. May. 2.-Supt.
Waitt Of the motive power depart
ment of the N. Y. Central arrived
this morning and Immediately had a
conference with missioner Web
ster. Representatives Of the strikers
headed by chairman Fish Of the exec
utive committee, consisting Of five
members each Of the repairers and
yardmen also had conference with
Superintendent Waitt.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
Blocks Invasion by Chiname

Manila, May 2.-General Otis has is
sued an order which will have the effect
of stopping evasions of the Chinese i'm
migration laws. Instead of the certificates
of former residence issued by American
consuls at Chinese ports, the Cinnamon
desiring to enter the country must pro-
duoe cedulas proving former residence,
with proof that they still have property
or domestic interests in the Philippines.
Hitherto surprising number of China
men have been arriving under consular
certificates.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
A Maine Mystery.

South Berwick, Me-, May 2.-The body
of Mrs. Fannie Springs. daughter of
Thomas Abbot of South Berwick, was
found in a badly mutilated condition in a
barn owned by Florence J. Knight at
South Berwick Junction under conditions
which indicate murder of an atrocious
nature The murderer had attempted to
burn the barn and conceal all evidences
of his crime There is no clcw.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
MIDDLESEZ.

E. A. Earle and wife were in Mont
pelier and Barre yesterday.
Rev. NJ. H. Ryan shipped two fine
cows to his farm at Moors Forks last
Monday.
There is to be basket dance at
Holden's next Friday evening.
Mrs. G. Il. Miles, Mrs. VIM. Lewis
Mrs. J. F. Hastings and Mrs. VIM.
Shepherd visited at Waterbury Cen
ter Tuesday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
Tennessee Coal Mines Ablaxe.

Bristol, Tenn, May 2.-The coal mines
at this place are on fire, and there is a
great apprehension for the lives of the
miners who went to work. 1t is impossible
to learn just how many men are in the
mines. 1t is reported that all except nine
are accounted for. bit nothing definite is
kAowr rs T." the l,ss IF !ife :
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
LAY DELEGATES WIN.

Chicago, May 2.-'rhe Methodist
general conference today by unani-
nous vote decided to admit on equal
terms the lay representatives in all
Methodist conferences.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
EIGHT PAGES AGAIN.

TIE TELEGRAM is again compelled
to issue double number in the mid
die Of the week, to accommodate its
and not crowd out the
news.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
Especial to TELEGRAM J

Especial to TELEaRAM.)
Middlebury May 2.-3 p. M. Still
no trace Of the fugitive Shaws. Near
ly all the able bodied men near Mid
dlebury have turned out and are scour-
ing all the territory north OF Lake
Dunmore.
The Flanders family were not lodg-
ed in Jail, as it was at first intended
but they are under close Surveillance
by the officers.
No one in this part of the state has
any other opinion regarding the loca-
tion of the Shaws other than that
they have probably gone to the north
and are making their way through
Washington county to Canada.
Those who know the country
through which they would pass in
such an event state that force of
1900 men would perform almost
mariacle should they effect their cap
ture for it is the widest country in
Vermont.
The outlaws were last seen near the
historic cave Of the Green Mountain
Boys, and only enc who is thoroughly
accustomed to the lay of land could
traverse that section without getting
lost.
The search at present is being d.
rected at points in the vicinity of Lin
coin and will be continued north
towards Waterbury.
Middlebury, May 2.-There is moth
ing new in the Shaw case. This
morning there is not the slightest
clue to the present whereabouts of the
men. Many think they are beingse-
creted in Ripton by friends. Several
barns have been searched yesterday
and today without result. Many Off.
GERS are searching the mountains. No
suspicious characters have been heard
of along the lake shore, and it is now
thought the Shaws will work north
into Canada through, Fayston, Nor
ristown and Montgomery.
When the $40 train came in to
Barre last night it brought with it
two stalwart looking men dressed in
blue uniforms with brass buttons and
bearing in their hands each murder
Gus looking Winchester rifle. AS they
came up Main St., to the City Hotel
they created much commotion among
the people along the principal thor
oughfare, and soon the rumor was
abroad that the Shaws were in this
vicinity and that posse Of sheritfs
had just come to town to head them
off, should they come in this direc-
tion.
A TELEGRAM man sought out the
two arrivals and found them to be no
less important personages than Sher-
iff Romaine Spalford, sheriff of Wind
sor county, and his deputy II. H.Peck
both of whom have taken very i'm
portant partthus fal in the search for
the fugitive outlaws Dustin and Frank
Shaw.
Mr.. Spafford was the brave officer
who was at DR.. Hoffman's side when
the latter was shot by Frank Shaw,
and Mr.. Peck was the man who ac-
companied the remains of the dead
man to his home in White River juno
tiOn.
After eating their supper they
were accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
E. G. French to the latter's Office and
there the TELEGRAM representative
had a most interesting talk with the
visitors.
Mr.. Spafford related the whole his
tory of the case from its beginning,
much of which has already been pub
lished and some of which has not,
but the substance of the narrative
was: Dustin Shaw was first arrested
for shooting deer, to which he con-
fessed, but in order that he might go
to friend and get the money to pay
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
DIAMOND JUBILEE WINS.

London, May 2.--The 60, 900 stakes
at Newmarket were won today by the
Prince OF Wales horse, Diamond Jubi-
lee, in a field of ten.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
CHANGE OF VENUE.

Frankfort, Ky, May 2.-Judge Can
trill today ordered change of venue
to Scott county for the trial of Powers,
Davis, and others, for completely in
the GOebel murder.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
FAIR AND Warmer.

Boston, May 2.-Fair tonight with
south winds Thursday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
DARING OUTLAWS
Dustin and Frank Shaw Still
E|ude Officers
SHERIFF STAFFORD
In Barre. He will Watch
the East Side of the
Mountain.
Especial to 1ELEeRAM.)

Brandon, VT, May 2.-No new de-
velopments have transpired here re-
garding the escaped outlaws. There
are now about 400 on their track in
this vicinity, and newly organized
party of $50 men started out for
Goshen this morning.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
Continued on Second Page.

Read all the small advertisements
in THE TELEGRAM. Many things are
offered for sale in them that you may
wish to purchase.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02

Educate Your Bowels with Cascerete.
. Srrs
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-05-02
BIG EXPLOSION
Two Hundred Lives Are Lost
in a
UTAH COAL MINE
One Hundred and Thirty>
seven Bodies Recovered.

Salt Lake, Utah, May 2-The lat
est advices report that 1877 bodies have
been recovered at the Winter Quar-
ters coal mine at Schofeld. or these
SO have been identified. Many of the
injured will die. The theory is that
the explosion was caused by powder
carried into the mine by the work.
men.
Salt Lake, Utah, May "A terrific
explosion occurred yesterday in the
winter quarters of the Pleasant Val
ley company's coal mine at Schotield
on the Rio Grande Northern railway,
near Cotton, Utah, by which, accord
ing to reports, over 200 people were
killed and many injured. 1t is re-
ported that 80 bodies have already been
recovered.
The explosion is attributed to the
blowing up of number of kegs of
blasting powder.
The work of rescue is going on and
everything possible is being done to
relieve the suffering and ascertain the
number of the dead. Superintendent
Sharp of the coal company and Super
intendent Welby of the railroad COM
pany have gone to the scene on a
special train.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
Window Decorations.

Anybody would know that Hoff-
man Bros. are from Missouri in
the manner that their display
window is decorated. Something
new awaits the eye of the casual
observer in the way of Mis-
souria farm yard. Everything is
true to life, with large barn and
old fashioned rail fence and
various kinds of animals, each
variety separated from the other.
Those on the inside are trying to
get out of the fence, while those
on the outside are trying to get in.
1t is certainly a neat piece of
work,
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
krried.

a oeaFpiscopal wedding
ceremonYsolemnized at the
home OF a Mrs. FL. A. Cook
az III 90 Srning, when Mr..
Jasper Of Meeker and
MISS Ad.Arossman of this
'y were husband-and wife,
newt unllatins.
Mr.. Haobinson n,os NJ
u''n man and little
"ays 1cted as. maid of
'ioi' M'k gave the bride
away' On immediate family
"'9 i'iesenPe ceremony.
ni.S ofol is a New York
si.'' out fo.e time past she
naS osen ifor IN the Cook
iol' ana and favorably
A'o"n : IN RE. Mr.. Wyman
Is Is : s,It{ pf{ospeSouns .attioman
.ea g. Nleeker' he has a home
fitted up redreoeive his bride.
Mr.. and 1yyman Is Iaf, - 't,e. for
their home Q. Wsstara ~ a,ona '0a
:. 90 fls Boon, The TRlB-
nest siiuers gratuations and
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
lie Got E Hides.

,s This nsarninl Officer Green
,1 ~, W 'ne ty eight horse
nese MS, it is alleged,
were sold in thisIegbbort.,od 90
beef. The Officers aua invsstiaat;aa, aS
the case and will .lace the blame
where it belongsl The brands on
ined.
Go to the Royal Tor faun sausage
and buckwheat cakes. 7gmI
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
Holiday Rates.

For teachers and students of
~ ~~is.oueronuT fnsuTJu1onS not reSId-
ing at point where institution is
located. Rate of one fare round
trip between Colorado points
Sportmen's convention, Denver,
December 2S and 80. One and
one-6fth fare, certificate d. & R. G.
plan.
Linsis single binder cigar, the
best &c cigar, sold at Hadley u Co
79ml
You will find a fine line of neck
wear at Mcconnell q McDaniels.
S2-103
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20

X L. Coward has opened a
noticn and furnishing goods store
In the Triangle block on West
Main street.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20

There will be hot time in the
old town Saturday night, when
koeh's Big Minstrels appear at
the Florence opera house. Koeh's
Minstrels is the only show of its
kind that has kept up with the
times and each succeeding year
of its existence has introduced
something new and novel-the en-
tire show presenting the grandest
galaxy of song, music, comedy and
mirth ever witnessed. To dwell
upon the merits of each individual
member and each wonderful fea-
ture of this excellent organization
would take longer than our limited
space will permit. but the musical
and comedy part is in the hands
of such well known artists of min
strelsy as: LaRose and Potts, &c
centric musical comedians: Law
renee Fitzpatrick, monologist and
parody singer; Sully and Mack
knockabout and acrobatic comedi-
ans; Hugh Dixon, Jr., America's s
prince of tenor yocalists: Pedigo
and Hook, character comedians
and buck and wing dancers; Frank
Nj. Decker, the peer of all bass So
loists; Sullivan and McGowan.
the worlds champion clog and
soft shoe dancers; LaToska. the
famous trick bicyclist of the world
anu the Oxford Quartette, the
original coon shouters. See the
grand Street parade at noon on the
day of the performance.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20

IRE commissioner from Puerto
Rico, Mr. T. Degetau, recently
elected by the people of the island
TO represent them in congress and
in Washington generally, is ex-
peoted in the house Of representa-
tives in a few days. His status on
the floor is somewhat in doubt.
He is designated in the law as a
resident commissioner but there
is no provision for his admission
to the floor of the house or for par
ticrpatlon IN debates, similar to
the provision for delegates from
territories.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
Florence Daily Tribune Supplement.

The Trades Assembly Will hold
its regular weekly meeting tonight
in KelIer's hall.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20
Advertis ,etter Iist

Following list Of letters 70
naming unca for - tha nost
office at Flore dnrin, tba pooL pi
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20

Wettick, Hall & Cos coffee, the
best in the market at the price, 20
to 40 cents, at Hadley & Co. 79ml
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-20

Parties callinor same will say
advertised" ". RAMBo, P. NJ.