The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

mirai mas proceeded 20 feking.
Fire has destroyed the works Of the Canada Cycle
and Motor Company and the wellsnd Vale Com
pany, in 81. GATHERINGS Ontario The loss is nearly
half million dollars. partly covered by insurance.
Charles $. Wilbur. superintendent q the census.
has begun to swear In the enrmerators in
New York There to he about os3 enumerat-
scattered through the various districts Of that
city
ing and all the buildings Of the race track at
Clifton, N, j., have been entirely destroyed by Are
Loss 100000 The fire was the work Of incondi
aries.
Fire destroyed one side Of the main street in
the business portion o. the town Of Grand
Meadow. MINI. Loes & estimated at $4,000. with
unknown.
The United States transport Thomas has ar
rived at Yokohama from Manila Returning OH
optimistic views Of the Philippine situation lately
held by the press and the public Everything
seems to point to a long and devastating guerilla
warfare
Produce Exchange members in Now York are
much interested in dispatches from Montreal stat
ing that the harbor board there had accepted
the plans Of the Conncrs syndicate 70 build
100000 bushel elevator at that port, with store
1000 900 bushels
Mrs. Leland Stanford the anniversary Of her
deceased sons BIRTH has delivered to Bishop
Grace the deed to the old stanford mansion which
shall henceforth be known tho stanford. Lathrop
chiidrens home At the time the $4,000 trans
fer was made which Is 10 endowment
fund for the institution.
Affairs in China are in a state Of extraordinary
qiiiescence, while forebodings OF n coming storm
are in the air Russia has gained her points in
Korea in ths shape Of large tract Of land
bordering upon the magnificent harbor Of Ma
sa5pG Much ssssrin !. FEY ey The Japanese
reckoning cannot be long delayed.
The federal grand jury has reported indictments
against former Cashier Charles V. Mussey and
The recent sSbes II he n f1nnss'qa ,, wth
bank OF that city. John Carrsr. formerly teller
q the Waterbury National bank. also in.
misapplyng funds u the bank.
The racing season win open at the Queen City
Jockey Club track at Newport May a. The meet.
ing viii continue six days, after which Lstona is
20 follow with meeting q six DAYS, beginning
with the Latonia derby Monday. May y The
two tracks will alternate dates. and thirty-nine
days in all Tho Iatonis derby will be worth over
$500 TO the winner. There will be at least dozen
starters In the big
The Pennsylvania railroad has taken a floor In
the exteen-story building which is being erected
by the American Exchange National bank. in the
wall street district Of New York. The building will
be finished by next September and II IL said the
Pennsylvania railroad viii then TO New Yors
most. not ALL of its general offices, and viii
ta6lish ~ permanent Headquarters. which are now
In Philadelphia. IN the city Of New York.
1t is stated that within the last fortnight the
bankers q Paris have. through the Bank II
France. negotiated loan d si5.co1Mc from New
York bankers. This money is needed 20 hnance
enterprises incident to the exposition year in
Paris. The big loan is to be shipped in install
loan negotiated BY the National City bank
and most q the foreign banking houses partid-
pated IN it
'a ~ us isusrh osahs IN ceiehso IS 20 ~
Chicago labor unions OF the existing labor trou-
nss 'ohuar,et I,stee SAYS PC MI employ any
bor orr.nlaations Tbe tsdsrsl sayern,asst ril 4.
depended upon TO protect such wofkmen large
strlctio, Of The p,stofics building vii he IA,
which has been cut by nonHnion men.
Az the instance o. heAr AamHsl hemey IN com
niaa os VIC hA.Si iotee- On ,he esste stauon' the
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imports,ion ~ ann. into Inc phfppgpes AMI 10
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bsftan beisl. IN New Ysqk ne hoari = fr,,-
ans sdraueemspt ~ the q piyerssiist rhurrl In,
their deliberations ase not made public one
II the most important questions wbith siii o5sus
up before them az this meeting is the establish.
ulent y twentieth century fund q S3e.2ae. 10
be used IN the enhancement q home missions.
The secretary q state At washingtoo has re-
csi1ed letter from Gov. wslls. = Utah. dated
salt Lake CITY NAY y afEHs, lede7ns tae receipt
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army. Seu. t'@rta Nes-seF save ~ ietttr a.
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