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New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
90 h1hcm Jt nlan Concern.
T7NCLAIIED BALANCES THE BOWER

TNCLANIED BALANCES-THE BOwERY
BANK OF NEW YORK
STATEMENT of unclaimed deposits or the BoweSy
Bank OF York
1-,1bar Abramson Bros II
T1seaUbsr - 1854 .S Schmidt -........ % -
~ IA lsa5 Chas Jones. ....... lld -
TaTieS Flsrr b-,ing duly he IL Cashier
O, the Pnuery Bank New YORK that foregoing
,-,,e srrurate Of deposits wi
ssfs Flank which have remained unclaimed
for Ave f5l next preceding amounting FIFTY $50
T,alars or over best OF knowledge
S1Ibserfled and before this 2lst day Of
Aug roo CHARLES EssIG Cashier
WN r KAMaERER, Notary Public y. y. Co.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

tt-Cr Exchange special Liverpool cables 9p'l sa.
irregular 1Ns6 ba es- =pccu4atiDl AEc eAlIft'
american. lalee,
c.1E -larl ~ opened lEfeslts5. -
4<4- advance - barely ste1-s. -l-ss4
ac+a1ce closed barely steady. 30l4 points - 80
eDrlarg- S'"'t.s
E1zr41aTcl. 24t. Zsrrh-April. 5s07zb5 -pl
e1f1 Gsy-J1ne. JGue-Ju.y 5-b9zs JIy 49,
=@sl September p nominal. Scctenbrf
crcheF-foEenler 555iss EoEeulDeT- December - >,
Asncaea-erIsrrs move slowly C1cths-Sono ous'-'e2S
a. lCw prices
FLOUR AND MEAL-Euc5uraEet by the renewed IT,
zs wheat buyers aJid WtIh FSor yes.etss
e &c prices blr prepared a. raise their dos
--ss satisfied rtEf the wheat advance would noic LaE
feee wac acrQupliEhed mostly IN trade pfandS SpI-s
banE - l5fs IS. EtrzgEts. s. 45ZIsh % "ttts
stents - C5GSs spring clears e T54s5 % extra 30
inter. = -1nf5 No winter. - TouS% % I2
s1a1e S-s1SlJ Is per spot and arrive X z
-<y F>Steacy. quoted Fair good S5gsS3 Is choiee
= tzary. s. a0TES O. -COT2&MEAL--flFmi quoteo'
sAiin dried - 45Gs2 Sc. brand BAG MA
tE1 quoted F-le white and yellow. H5cIsli eonIas
staesc. Fk<EI-Frmi quoted; Spring bran 80.
az o'esls Is srrfve. 2Do p, &lb D4tlo 91
stE-lg sI6QSlS winter bran, $ll 20
SIG 5&fIAls city braIS
- 5H1slTs hQIlGF chop, kiT4flT =: OIL neal - o.
--nse-c ol cake. 81 90. Oh cake, Sc
sF-aIa-lyEz yEzEAT-The bul element apparently re
e--lec e the prestige u lost eaneEday and ttle
ne zoe as a result q yesterday operations II HheaL
T tlaret ruling hr throughout the entire cay aa
Hs ec net higher, or practically Al tAe best point
---s - Trercs ne staple wh7 interested oh
e Iz SIDE TIE aafaace vas satl-ess es stlilate s4~
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
CHESAPEAKE 3 OHIO.

Time Is Penna r. r. kad St Five minutes later
from Co7tlandt Deshrosses ST. Station.
ASS p VI, DAILN.-F. p y. LIMITED. solid
Electric Lighted. Dining PuIaans. Cia
cfnnati Louisville 81 LOUIS
$50 A. "a. DAILY.-western Express, Puliunans
Dining and Coaches
Tickets and Steering Car once Ches 4 ohio
962 Broadway Phone. $50 Franklin. Offices Penna-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept 1s.spring wheat-S9 hard spot car
load, S6%c; No Northern spot S2%c. winter wheat
nominal: No ? red T6c mixed 75l7c; No white 75c.
Corn stronger higher: No yellow. 46c No yellow
45&c: yellow No - = Gao nc No 8
corn. 45c. Oats steady No white 26e S Sq %ni'e
mixed, BarIeyLttis doing good inquiry I've ql4t
No ! nomuaIy SEC; No , 554zc- Flour STEADY Canal
freighs steady wheat &C: oats ze; barley
1Esc: rye 2sc faxseed. 2%c 10 New-York Lumber 81
Albany and 81 So 10 Nev-T0rS
csicago sept ls-The eadlng futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
new YORK CENTRAL,

40 -, HARLEM DIVISION.
S--% a y and 335 P N Dairy. SUNDAY.
Elttsnsld; SUNDAYS Q % A NJ
1ulinnal Cars al through trains
Trains Illuminated
Iicket ofhces ll3 261 n B-oadUzT
Salli9h 81 W 3l1 Columbus Az. l33 West 18th ST..
t<S,n sI and l3sh 81 stations New York S3s 20
--t9n - and loi Broadway E d Brooklyn
4elephcne 900 5S-h York Central CAB
TErEtce. baggage checked from hotel rssi5snce ~
Wesrcott Express C1u1parv
GEORGE n DAS,TFT-S General Passsnrs- Az.-e
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
Railroads
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through gra New YORK. foot o. CnAmosrs ST.
IoI4oWs. and . minutes earlier from " I'D -
300 a UalIy-SOnd u&lu for buffalo Arr.
Binghamton. Wsveriy. Enllra and Bradford Coacl=s.
CAFE dining Buffalo.
Di16 ua.-Dflly. except sundays. BinEhan;-1n.
Cvego Eluirl and Delaware Valley potcIS-
Daily and MauuceIlo Pullman ParioF cara.
2.3O N. Daiy.-Chicago LLnited-Fast malf-5oud
:rGiE Chicago. arvtving % Cleveland
SeepeFs CEicago C1sv~ ana Cincinnati. Dining
7-3O D. N Day-Buflalo and Cleveland Exprsss-Arr.
Buffalo Bradford 20. jamestown 90 Younzs-
Cleveland - 10 Sleepers
and Cleveland care
ly ElufTa Chicago seepera Buffalo Chicago. Cfn-in-
pau. Dining
FIVICKETs Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i ClMMODAT-ONS AZ III 10 28i. 40i and G5T Broad
way. I5o East i25te St and 2Ia West 2sth ST. Chambers
ST. Os Broadway Brooklyn IL River 81. Hobokea
Jersey station New YORK transfer Co calls for ani
cheeks baREaEe 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

IS 50; roughe $50 n at 81 so do 34O 10 at 81 TO-
stags ABS n al S.
Andrew Mullen date yesterday pigs lis 10.
az go II state hogs 1876 70. IS 90 46 DO, is0 n, at
- 80 roughs 262 10 81 SIS. 20 70. al 81.
sanders date yesterday - STATE hogs, i5l 10, at
- 20. stag. go n, at So
J. H Hume & Bro date yesterday: 20 State hogs.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. z.

FOR TIE WEST
Ieav. View York foot Liberty Street south Ferry
wv it-naI T-rrD!uau earlier.
suailv Except Scucavs- rS-udays-
CHICAGO "ss0 Liberty street only' 80 p n
and - = night.
q r -.tst o. 10 au1 - q night
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS sIo.GG a. 100 ? n.
ROYAL BLCE TRAINS.
WAsaINGTON BALTIMORE % co Omen.
sli % a tDin=ri rLvO p. Dtnegl. 'L5o t1tasrl.
sgOD fsRoya Limited" exclusively Pullman Train
Diner ana Cas-. 500 lDEer' go q and - IS
n!zn- NORFOLK. fl-9c ..
All trains illuminated with Pintsca Light
0rHces. ifs i72 2si. 43s 1900 B-cadway. . Ulio1
50 ~ Bovery. y. l. Fulton T.. Br1cxtyn.
Whttehau Terminal ard Liberty Baggage easeksd
RON hctel or residence destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
IACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin Statiol. y T.. as lo-loNA
and West a. St. y H
A points Albany & Montreal
a Nh LAX Mohonk. MlunewasEa- Saratoga
and Catskiu Mountains
40 p M-Cont Ltd Detroit. Chicaso 8 ST Lalia
IS as I No For Hudson River points Al1any
ais 2 Nor Rochester. Buffalo Ciavs q ChlcRxos
1870 p M-For Rochester. Bufalo petrolt q 81 Lcos
M.-For Sy-a-. Roch-. Mag FaiAs. De- 4 Chi
fDaily. sunday Leaves hro1s
mex No I AZ i8:4s A 81. n Leaves jersey
CITY = r X sta 4 al II ~ A. " SIX P. n
Time tables az principal and uficesL
checked residence BY Westcot, Exp c. e
7 sNBERT. General Passenger Agent y. y
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
Ocean Steamers.


NORTH GERElAN 01OYD.
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBOURG. SOUTHAMPTON, BREMEN.
fIrave sept Is. 10 A NJ x W d. G. Oct 2. 10 A. NJ
* NJ tn Sept Is. 10 A. 'Lahn. ..... Oct. g. 10 An
taller. Sept. % IAN +Trave 15. 10 An
+TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN
baroarossa sept. % ? N. F. a. Gr..-. Oct q noou
J. G--.....- y 5. a. NJ
FCHERBOCRG. PARIS. BREMEN.
Pcess Irene sept % lOA-A NJ c. Kurfirstct. II. 10 An
tMEDITERRANEA% SERVICE,
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
Vera sept AN Kaiser " II sept - 2 P NJ
OELRIC'HS & CO. NO 3 BROADWAY.
Lewis II. Never - South Third -. PhIa-
SPECIAL NOTICE
'From Cuna-d Pier p North River
TFrom Congress ST. kIvu. Take south Ferry.
HgMBURG-AaE9lGAN Linz.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
tIoNDoNl, CHEEE1J lCi PARIS; AND HAMBl re
p Bismarc Sept 20 NJ K Friedrich Sept21. 10 A. ~
DEUTSCHLAND. Columbia oct 10 A. u
sept. -. PA A Victoria oct. II 10 An.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOCRG AND HAMBURG ALSO y Y
TO CHERBCTRG AND HAMBURG.
Patricia sept - 10 A ~ Bulgaria. sept p : A u
Wadersee Sept % 330P. n Psnusy vania- Oct g. 3 NJ
sails for Hamburg direct.
HAMBC RCi-AMERICAN LINE. - BNAF. y z
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Rtc-CoEee market weak No : Rio. $3.50: exchange
n 1-55- receipts 1000 bags cleared for The United
S--- ZOO cleared for Europe, L. 600 bags stock
- 1fa bags
a= s-zrs-caI position q Brazilian coffee follows.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Cash quotations follows Flour steady: No )
spring wheat. 7OQ76c; No red, 76qT717c; No corn
No white. No white NO 0ll2c.
good feeding barley 3s fair . choice ma ting =.
timothy seed 81 l0GS4 30 clover contract grade 81 6g
SO pork per bbl SI1 1881 so lard 100 70
81 s0S6 s2'a ribs sides dOose 81 5GGSI So dry
boxed 50 37lGS6 sTlz short clear sides
boxed) SsGSs 10. whiskey basis OF high wines 81 26
unchanged. On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market 1fe20zc; dartes. li4
Isc- Cheese hrn. 10ltg11isc Eggs firm fresh. l5l-c
Cincinnati, Sept 13-Flour steady. Wheat stronger;
No red. T5--1T6C. Corn stronger, No mixed 43isc
Oats steady No mixed. 22lgc. Rye firm; No 2 55ls
a5544c.
Duluth Sept. 13.-wheat-No hard cash 7e94c; 70
arrive, Te4c; TT7sc: arrive T7zC
Septer1bsr TIC: December TIC. Nav Sic No ?
Northern. 72&c Nc spring, 6s7sc Corn 4o@sc- Oats
23l4d24c
Milwaukee. Sept. 1s;-whear higher: No northern
firm. No .. 5lG52c sample. 39G5Olac.
Minneapolis. Sept 1sC1ose: Flour and bran unchanged
Wheat-September, 75l4c; December. 76lsG76i4c May.
Is7zc To arrtveNo hard Is4c; No Northern 75l+c
No . Northern Ii24c-
Philadelphia Sept. 13-Wheat firm nc higher: con
tract grade September T414GT4l2c Corn steady No .
mixed September. 46i. G46ec Oats steady white
eoped 25a4q2sc' No white DO. 25G25iec; No mixed
do. pc Butter quiet but steady fancy western
pc do prints 23c Eggs quiet but steady.
nearby Western Southwestern. 17c South
I6c Cheese ara and higher: New-York fun creams
SHlOc. quality
St Louis sept 13-wheat-No . red cash axe Sep
tember, 3asc October 74lsc December T5sc. hard
es5tI IOG CQrn-No cash 39l.c Septembe- 39t4c Oc-
September 2c December. 221zc; No white. 25le
Toledo. Sept 13-wheat active higher; spot and sep
tslber. TTsc, October Tsc; December Sflc dull
loVrer No cash and September +2c; December, S5sc
cer1ber 23lRc Rye dull higher No cash 52sc Clover
seed active higher; October 81 % No >, Sc S.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

F--iE- coffee Markets Sar-us-Cofee market firm
ro5 1890 receipts 10000 bags stock
$500 Ez15u-s-CcIee market opened = pig
f-Ea- = decline sales. 1900
-pe-e3 unchanged
q Z zecIt1eE franc irregular, May =
frs-c II others = franc lower al 80 unchanged
r1-aI sales p C0G bags
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
Railroads.

DENNSYLvAhlA
Il RAILROAD
STATIONS foss o w.s. Esasyssra Street and Ds'-
3The leaving time from DeSbrosses and
COrtiaRdt Streets II FIVE minutes later than
that given below for Tyventy-thfrd street
station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New FORK PfttsburE seepins car Pirtsourk
9.:5 A. N FAST LTNE-Pirrsburr and Cleveland
30, y W PE1lssf ANA INIT sD-FIlan Cora-
cars Fer CRicsso cI-vsi.nd ToIedo. cineiansri N
% II VI cfIic1Go 1S6 ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Toledo. Nashville Cincinnati and Louisviisl.
o-'5 =. ". ST. LOUIS EXPREss-Fs- Pitssourg. Co
5-:.5 F. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-F1r chicago. For
T55 55.I p " P4cIFlc ExFREss-Eer Piss.surE and
Rss co73os TT = '9zsf OK - -es5 va sss9sae9sa valley
s-25 p. VI cfsvFISS6 RSD zAf f-ffs,r7sSyST1 TX
Ft.F->S--Fcr PitrsburE. Cleveland Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
i m s5 s & 9I - oTsss e s ard nd CoTJ1ads s,res'a s =
tDesoT1ss@s and CorIandr SrTeess. 40. l3Z5 cor
5D.aiEs caTl. lnalaE csT5, az , n no aissi
'5nsressionai In al PS-.eS % ,-5 r,7, = e--s, -
- Dining Car, - CD.aas Carl. 925 p n 10
s2gLHERN RAILwA~.-Exprsss. s25. 425 ,. n I21o
NoEFoI-k AND wEssTERN RAIIwAT--For M-HlDhi.
ATLANTIc COAST LINE-EzTTsss. SIS a n and sEs
CHESAPEAKE < OHIO RAILwAY-s.55 a n and As
m
sE4BoARD AIR LINE-ExDrsss ic55 ,. n and 12io
Fot OLD POINT COMFORT ard NORFOLE-T55 r. n
weekdays and - IT daily
a lL-ANII- CITY, a n ~ n
Inrough Eest.buied Trains Bu1st Pa-io- Cars and
Standard Coaches
1-SPE ~ MAY-I25 50 4 weekday
points on New York and Long
W-st venrv-third Street station a. n 40.
- 10. ! 20. 455 and SIS m Sundays. 25 n
30 p n lfr1u- Desbrosses and Co-tIan1t Streets
= N J. 20. 80. a.. : % SO zoo , n sun
days. S45 a. ia O. . m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10 lDsSh-7ssss and Cortland, Streets 6eN T2s Tss
SO S-1 t951 Perua Limited.
ana -oIandt Streets 10 ~ Dining Car DINING
Sarls lld1 a. 255 10 tDeshr0ssss Co--Ianir
.eets I'D 20. > 355. 415 - Dining Carr.
= % tDlnlaS Carr SO Dining car. 755 S-Z5,
- p m L 10 niEl. Sundays. go. coachesl.
So S19 ~ .55 Limited. - 1875 Dining
n l-79. Loo Dining Car. 2 -. SIS Dining
~ 80 DINING carr a55 Dining Car, T55 IS.
4lc<et offices Nos. +6f. 945 1895 I354 III ard 2sI
59IoacWay, Asr1r House. West Twsnry--hirE street
lslon and stations foot % 0es5-osses ard Corra1dr
SlfeeLs Court Street SEQ Fulton Street Br1a1-zv
4nd Fennsylvaula Annex Station BrookIvu- station.
--sey lrF- The New Transfer C0u-panv ulll can
through 70 destination
road CAB Service 80 ~ ~
J. 3 EiJ- TCEfINSoN
General r-ara-77 pasa'-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14


ED-tU rLAINr 4ELD a~d DulND EEOOh .ocals- Week
A NJ l.fl aid q 8 n " COrfL
sut Desh = \ " t.0 SO ard ~ ? n
FrfrTl4-
f75s Broadway square We - Columbus Ave, Y.
. or
Y. tor from ao-el
residence through destination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
contract D-,aes iH the local marker today

s- rc1n closed eufe with qUotati5ns = % on the
basis rrt56-1E upland and llAc for H1iddllng
5ut se= were . Lles S5utne-a sPot nnaTkrts were
H-1alz cuer Io1zc. Savannah. firm Al losc &C
~ ? -r-.r--7 fr- I0i-c- Norfolk nm a. lOtsct
H. ur 2sf5---= nominal lie sc Ups Memphis. firm
l0-s- ~ augusta dun lie sc on. 81 LOUIS,
1-- a-1 A. higher - l91-e
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot % Rector
Through Point PI=asanr-g.0O 1000 100 A. N
l-oo zoe ~. i3n. $50 P VI Though Ocean Grove
500 p II Sun1ars-Througl 70 E'c--- Pleasant. 1000
y N 100 $500. sec p. II
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$50, -1.3u 200 $500. "I0-t4. ~ 80 Il 90.
$50 400 q % 400 ++-30 800. '5CO +T.5o se:oe
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
- 40 ~S-iU $1,000 "II-30 A Hoo 80 90
s5.CO 200 P N sI2-f5
0tlCes Liberty = Ferry. south Ferry. rs III PSI
~. 9+5 1850 1874 BrCa+way. rs 5tE Ave - 6rh
. Union - Wesc. ll3 Easr l25rH s. es West 125Ih
2i5 Columbus Ave New YORK Court 81 S44
Fulton Brooklyn. IS Broadway. WIlIans5urg-
Y7-k Transfer Co calls for and checks 6esti
From I.5er-y = only -Dzry- +Daily exceP, Sunday
Sundays -lly tSaturtaTs only
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

He~e-s ar re por-s interior points to-ay --il'
lsr@e gl-n sane day weeK anc -5st year
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
Ste1mboGts

STEAMBOATS,
HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT,
Palatiai Dav Steamers New York and Albany
Fastest finest river boats IN the world
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
F0' 'ns o''7A''- NS-tH and West '''-'7
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton St. Coy Annex 500 A "
y. Y Dsshrosses St Pter---.-S-4 20
y 7. West I'D 81. Pier. 800
keepsie Kingston Point. Cacsk. Hudson. and Albany
Through tickets leading ticket Offices. Including
those York Transfer Co.. Who check baggage
IRON coSGsFTs 5ss5asFS MoFSINGs AND AFTERNOONS
ALBANY EWENlElG llEEs
Steamers ADIRONDACK OF DEAN RICHMOND leave
pier 20 North River Canal Street, P N daily
SUNDAYS excepted. connecting with express trains r
SARATOGA LAKE GEORGE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ADTPONDACKS. NIAGARA FALLS and the West
e710Vg DN 70 Steamers City q Troy ana sar-
T TuJN NUH "a at0ga leave West lGth street
pisr av az o m except SATURDAY, connecting Troy
f1r trains all points North and East sunday steamers
touch Albany
C1ATSKILL HUDSON AND CONSACKIE
BOATS leave f,ot OF Christopher 81 every weekday
al Q ?. NJ connecting with 3 q A. K R. Hudson
HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL.
IL Leaving pesbrosses ST. 2.I5 Saturdays l-s5
$50 ?. u. SATURDAYS 2 NJ t1r cIsASSTOSs.
TVElST POINT. CORNWALL. NEW ECRGH. NEW
HANBJ-RCFH. MILTON. POEEEPSIE. ROSDCCT and
KINGSTON Orchestra On B1ard
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF Vest I'd Cort.1ld and Desbrosss Streets
tFenEa- r K Ferries
West sd Street Corandt Desbrosses Sts Daily
Tsxcept sunday. sunday sunday
IS A. y SIS p NJ 2 NJ ESu1cay
= 4. N. : s5 a ".
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

Receipts OF breadsturs points in thousands
ast three cphers o0) omitted hoU- b5s grain bush as
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14

DED LINE
II For la Cusvra Puerto CabsIo. Curacao and Mara
raibo via alling also al Puerto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
: ADELPFIIA .......-.. Saturday Sept. - noon
: Saturday Oct g.
These vessels have superior accommodations f1r ras
BOULTON BLISS * DALLETT.
rsararaL N-a-aga-s- IL E--r-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
MAGRlE 8TGAMsm1P 90

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE
Connecting with all railroad and steamship al
sumner Resorts Steamships ..4o-atio Han new and
Manhattan leave Pier s.. P Marke.
street every Tuesday Thursday. p II.
steamers fitted with every modern Improvement for tho
ort and convenience OF Ticket Offices No.
80 Broadway, Reade St general Office
HoRATIo HALL. G. T NJ. 90 South Street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18
THE COURT Is CAUTIOUS.
witnesses and Spectators In n Ken
lucky Trial Relieved of Their
Weapons by Court Orders,

FRANKFORT. April i7-Judge Can
treli ordered the spectators searched for
concealed weapons as they entered the
court house today. The trial of Col. Da-
vid 6. Colson for killing Lieut.. Etheibert
Scott and others was called at li:So. Cant
b. b. Golden and ex-Congressman John
II. Wilson, leading Witnesses for the state
were both absent. Judge Cantreli ordered
telesrams sent to all absent witnesses 20
come here at once, and notified them tina,
ON failure special deputies would be sen.
after them. He then adjourned the court.
giving the defense until I:a0 to decide
whether that side will be ready for trial
When tho circuit court neconveued this
afternoon and the Colson case was called
for trial, Judge Denny. Of Lexington. and
Commonwealth's Attorneys Franklin and
Burton Vance appeared for the prosecu-
ton and J. A. Scott. h. c. Williams ANA
T. c. Houck. and +. F. Minott. OF Knox
vile. Tenn, for Col. Colson, the de-
GondanL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18
AFGHANISTAN ASKS
FOR BRITISH HELP,
Amcer Thinks IL Time for England
to Aid i'm Repciiing Russian
AEgressfoux.

LAHORE. Punjah. April i7,-That Great
Britain's attitude towards Afghanistan IN
connection with Russian designs on Ile,at
does not meet with approval at Cabul, the
capital Of Afghanistan, is proved by an
autograph letter. published with the
aneer's consent in which, after referring
to the various rumors he adds;
Now, when Afghanistan is overwfelr-
ed on all sides. the British government
does not seem 70 take any interest. but
enjoys the pride Of aloofneSs and reserve.
Whenever have suggested TO check Gus-
sia have had no response from the gov
eminent OF India, except the suggestion
that Afghanistan might consent to the
construction OF railways and ielegrapis-
This is impossible. as the Afghans con
slider such step would mean their ruin.
Notwithstanding all these troubles ! have
proved for the past twenty-one years tie
arm ally of Great Britain.
But now. az the last moment, l must
inform my POWERFUL ally, the government
OF India, that the present is the time FOR
deeds and not for talk"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS FREE.
Not Amenabie to Army Negotiations
on Return Passage.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1.-THE trans
port Tartar. which has been released from
quarantine, is 20 be turned over 10 her
owners by the government. When the
Tartar was a few days out from Manila
the forty-seven discharged soldiers who
were being brought home were given var
ious tasks to do by Quartermsster Capt
Davis. but the soldiers rcbeled ana claimed
that. having been discharged. they were
travelling as ordinary citizens. On the ves-
sels arrival here the matter was sub
mitted 20 Gen. Shafter. who has decided
that the men were m no way amenhble TO
the army regulations and should he re-
leased when the vessel left quarantine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-18
WHY THE CANAL BILL
HAS FAILED TO PASS.
Waiting TO Complete Negotiations
for Concession From Costa Rica
and Nicaragua.

Special Dispatch to the Post -Intellgencer.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The state de-
partment is negotiating treaties with
Costa Rica and Nicaragua for conces
sion which shall enable this country 10
build, operate and control the canal across
the isthmus. The concession is TO be
practically the same as that which has
heretofore been granted by these govern
ments TO private individuals for the con-
struction OF the canal
The proposed treaties will provide that
the canal shall be absolutely neutral; that
there shall be a ten-miie zone, FIVE miles
on each side OF the canal. or neutral zone
upon which at no time shall there be any
fighting. although both Costa Rica and
Nicaragua will be permitted to move
troops and arms across the zone. No for
tifications are to be erected upon IT or at
either entrance of the canal. Should there
be a violation of the provisions OF this
treaty on the part Of either Costa Rica or
Nicaragua the United States may enter
upon the neutral zone with an army and
drive out the troops of the offending ma
ton or nations
The United States, upon fits part will
endeavor TO obtain the consent of all mari
time nations TO the terms OF the treaty
which II will make with the Central
American republics. The foregoing is the
reason for the suppression of the Hepburn
Nicaragua canal bill at this session of
congress.
The governments of Costa Rica and
Nicaragua both fully realize that their
greatest benefit is to be derived from the
construction of the canal. They have
nevertheless, become imbued with the idea
that the United States was overanxious to
have the canal in hurry, and they have
therefore. been holding out in hopes of
obtaining large sums OF money in return
for concessions. The positive announce
ment now being made to them that moth
ing is TO be done by congress until this
government has obtained all the eonces-
sons IT desires. and that without these
concessions the canal will not be built has
made the Central American governments
more amenahle to diplomatic reasoning
State department officials are confident
that negotiations will be brought 30 a sat
isfactory ending during the corr4ng sum-
mer, and that the next session of congress
will provide for immediate construction Of
the canal.
Reservation on Mission saseek.
The war department today putssshed an
order. issued by direction of the aeesijent.
reserving for military purposes ABOUT 25,-
90 acres OF land at the mouth of Mission
creek. near Eagle City. Alaska. The line
orthe reservation runs 20 the Canadian
boundary and follows the left hank of
Mission creek westward for awo miles and
thence south five miles.
Cushman's bin appropriating a2.5oo for
a lighthouse and fog signals al Ship point
Clallam bay, was favoraoly reported in
the houSa today. sat
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NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Republican
convention for the election of delegates at
large TO the national convention at Phil
adeiphia named two United States sena-
tors, governor and the second in COM
mand of the Republican state organization
as their choice for delegates at large.
Then they complimented the newspaper
profession by naming as electors at large
the proprietor and editor Of Buffalo
newspaper. The men sgnally honored
were:
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ELECTION IN LOUISIANA.
Half of the voters Disfranchised
and the Democrats Win over
wheImiug Majorities.

NEW ORLEANS, La. April 1.-THE
election today In Louisiana for members
OF the legislature and fun state ticket
resulted in Democratic landslide The
ticket headed by w. w. Heard swept tho
state, and the legislature is evcrwhslm-
ingly Democratic. The Democratic ma
tority in the state will exceed 5000. based
on returns already IN, and may reach S0.-
coo.
Because OF the educational and property
requirements registration had been re-
dnced from 25o,coo to $4,000. of which only
200 are negroes.