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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-19
STEEL PLANT FOR MEXICO.
American Syndicate to Establish one
at Monterey.

CHICAGO, Feb, ia special to the
Record from Monterey, Mexico says.
An American syndicate with a capital
OF si0o00,0ao win Immediately begin the
construction OF a great steel plant in this
city. The plans for the mammoth con-
Germ have been completed and the ground
purchased for locating the several build
ings. An abundance Of hieh-grade iron
ore and coal Is within easy shipping dis
lance.
This plant viii make a speciality OF
manufacturing steel rails and will ne the
first industry OF the kind 10 be establish
10 about 1890 men In the different de-
partments when they are in operation.
Several American capitalists in Monterey
are heavy stockholders In the enterprise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-19
HOTEL DoxNELLY ESCAPES FIRE.
Guest Ignites Artificial Palm Tree,
Creating BIaze and smoke.

Special Dispatoa 10 the Post Intelllgencer
TACOMA. Feb, is.--Tacoma's most popu-
lar hotel proprietor today added a new
feature to the attractions of the Dom
nelly.
guest standing near an artificial palm
tree struck q match to light his cigar.
and HIS hand with the match swept up
alongside the tree. Instantly the fuzzy
fiber that was meant to represent the
outer layer OF the bark OF the bogus tree
flashed INTO a blaze that ran up the trunk
TO the large. glossy, green vanished stems
and leaves, which blazed out filling the
lobby with smoke and creating much cx-
element. The fire brigade soon deluged
the bogus palm with water, and put out
the IRE but not until, after the tree-top
had about all burned up and a patch OF the
ceiling of the room was badly scorched.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-19
GOVERNMENT In CUBA.
Gen. Woods Order Reciting the sep
arnte Rights of civil and MILL
tary Governors Objected to.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Feb. ls.-Gov.
Gen. Woods general orders. specifying
the prerogatives of military commanders
and civil governors, are creating sensa-
ton here. The press, with the exception
of the violently partisan local Cuban or
gan, comment favorably upon them, say
ing that they indicate an honest inten-
ton on the part of the intervening gov
eminent to fulfill the pledge TO establish
the independence of Cuba.
The provision transferring public works
TO the civil department, on April /, caused
alarm among many American enplpyss,
as they expect dismissal when the transfer
is made.
The managers of American and foreign
business enterprises are also somewhat
concerned. as they have no confidence IN
the coming Cuban administration OF pub
lis affairs.
Thousands OF Cuban politicians comb
IDENTIFY expect recognition when the trans
fer is made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-19

Called 20 Renew Modus vfvendt
with French Government.

ST JOHNS N r, Feb is.--The speech
ot the governor. Sir Hugh McCalluHa- 81 tho
opening OF the Newfoundland legislature
tomorrow viii intimate that the session has
been called al the request OF the Imperial
government to renew the medus Nvendi
On the treaty coast so that French fisher
men may be enabled 20 prepare sor mo
summers operations without delay,
The reply OF the legislature VIII declare
the ,,olony's loyalty and It's readiness 10 as
sist the mother country In the present crisis
hv onactlng the desired measure. AT the
same time n viii express a hope that the
near future will see a dusl settlement Of
The long standing controversy,
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TAKE TIME BY
THE FORELOCK

And secure proper treatment before It Is
too late--hefore you are beyond medical
and human aid. II you are suffering from
the effects OF this terrible disease. suffer
ing from early indiscreticns. excuses and
unnatural losses. which rob the blood OF
its richness and tho body OF its animating
Influences which enfeehe the constitution
and result In IMPOTENCY. PARALYSIS
and INSANITY; II yon are tormented with
morbid fear and your days are passed
with distressing thoughts Of your disease
then cast aside all false modesty and
place yourself under the care of this not
ed specialist. His experience IN treating
such cases has been world wide-he has
cured thousands OF others. and he CAN
CURE YOU.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-19

TOLEDO. O. Feb. iS-Tarough the ar
rest of George T.. Smith, AZ Rowling Grree.
late Saturday. the federal auih0rltics here
hops 20 fud some clew % TIE identity 81
chftntvrfeitnrs wha have been fo0ding t.
iesia With silver dollars % the date - ts7a
and fSSf Tho counterfeit are four penny
weights under standard weight bat have
the true ring ans some have passed To-
itsfn banks Smith when arrested. had
thIrty-thrce OF the 1873 dollars IN his posSes-
siorl twenty az them being In a package
smith lived in TolSdH sn3 az times called
hInlanlf fsaarse MaMArd.
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Says He Left Venezuela for the Good
of His Country.

HAVANA, Feb. 1s.-Gen. Ignacio An
drade, former president Of Venezuela, who
is now in Havana, said today: II left
Venezuela for the good of my country,
as II was claimed that l was the cause
of the revolution. As the revolution con-
tinues, l can scarcely have been the sole
cause.
Il confess that / do not know the pre-
else cause of the war. BY some IL has
been attributed to the division Of tho
country into twenty states by congress
The revolutionists pretended 10 consider
IL unconstitutional, but they have them
selves maintained that division"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-19
CHICAGO TO HELP NEW ORLEANS.
Cook County Democrats Going to
Aid Louisiana Brethren.

CHICAGO. Feb. fS-The Cook county
Democrats have decided to make n New
Orleans trip to see the Mardi Gras and
heip the Louisiana Democrats In their state
election. over seventy-hve members have
signified their intention OF going and Il IL
expected that i3o marchers will make the
trip.
The special train VIII leave Chicago at
|: 80 o'clock next Saturday afternoon, arriv-
ing In New Orleans at O'Clock Sunday
morning. Three days win be spent In New
Orleans. the marehers leaving there We'd
nesday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-19
RosEBERY EXPRESSES REGRET.
Omitted TO Mention In His speech
FrIendIiness for Italy

LONDON, Feb ls--Tord Rosehery
writes to the Times expressing his regrets
that In recent speech he forgot to mem
ton the singular instance OF open friend
illness displayed by Italy during the pres
ent war. He says
Il moan the declaration made on behalf
OF the Italian government BY the states
man who bears the honored name OF Wis.,
conte Nenosta. l regret that | aid not
recall H. for 1t Ia memorable and should
be remembered"
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Narttntauc'x Incenaiary Riots.

FOKf DE FRANCE Island q MaTll-
ntque. Feb. IL via Hayden cab,e.-Iast
nlght three plantations the Bellevue tho
Rossouria and the RagAteile, we're the
scenes ~ inceudiary fires
Armed custom house Officers have hecn
sent from 81 Pierre 20 Trinidad In csnsc-
qucncc oG threats made against the resi-
dance % ". PERTH Considerable damage
has been done by rioters IN That locality.
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Mounted Volunteers En- Route.

HALIFAX, ". s, Feb. is-Three hun
bred mounted volunteers for service In
South Africa. the third section OF the
Second Canadian contingent. arrived to-
day from Toronto and Kingston, and VIII
sail for Cape Town on Wednesday on the
steamer Milwaukee Lieut.. Col Evans
goes out with this detachment ana uiIl
turn over the command az Cape Town Ia
Col Lessard. a Canadian officer on Lord
Roberts stan.
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INsURRECTION IS BROKEN.
Gen. Shafter Says II Is virtually
Over With the Tagaios.

BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb S.Gen. William
r. Shafter was at Fort Porter today while
returning 10 San Francisco. Interviewed
on the Philippine situation he said:
II regard the insurrection as broken. so
far as the Tagalos are concerned the insuf-
rection is ended. AS TO what may occur
among the other tribes OF people, over
there. I cannot say"
How long will a garrison be necessary
in the Philippines" was asked.
Forever" he replied. and by forever
/ mean during your lifetime and mine.
Troops must be there for years TO come. We
have garrisons in this country and certain
ly garrisons win be needed there"
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Special Dispatch to the st-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, Feb. S.-The local lodge OF
Elks this afternoon gave their first dress
tainment, to be given Thursday afternoon,
Washington's birthday, at the Tacoma
theater. on Thursday morning the Elks
win parade, with the three LEGAL military
companies and other societies. and in the
evening grand military ball viii be
given az Gernania hall. The Elks will also
give a banquet at their rooms in the
evening after the minstrel show, at which
many guests from Portland, Seattle and
other cities are expected to be present.
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churrh ncht wtrea ont.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. IS Wesley church,
the largest Methodist church IN tae city,
and the handsonaest house ~ worship in
fhe Northwest was freed from debt to-
day when, AZ the morning service In re-
Sronac - the uTgirgs az the pastor. Rev.
Jaraes $ Montgomery, the conErc gat4on
contributed. IN ninety minutes 81 So
enough 20 wine ont the indebtedness and
leave q rainy-day fund.
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wEYERHApUsER PARTY COMING.
Returned From Inspection Trip, and
VIII visit seattle.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intellgencer.
TACOMA, Feb. lS.-The Weyerhaenser
party. Messrs. Mccormick. Bell and Long
returned today from trip OF inspection
10 their timber lands about Olympia and
the Grays harbor country and wifi go 70
SEATTLE and Everett to look over the Sit
uation there. n is uncertain where they
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Taft Commission Not Completed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. is,--The president
mas not yet selected all the members OF
the Philippine commission, OF which Judge
Tart is the head. The name OF John j
Nertress, of Nashville Tenn, has been
mentioned TO the president as a Southern
representative on the commission, but the
statement that he has been offered a place
In erroneous
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BUTTER MAKERS TO MEET.
Delegates ON the way 20 Attend Ma
uonnl Association.

CHICAGO, Feb. ls.--A special train Of
Pullman cars left ON tho burlington road
tonight for Lincoln, Neh, bearing the but
ter makers of the East TO the eighth an
nual convention OF the National Butter
Makers Association.
The delegations were from Chicago. New
York Boston and Philadelphia. Altogether
80 persons occupied the train, which was
IN charge OF John II. Nandyke, general pas
senger agent OF the Burlington
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Condemn Expectation of whisky

pTTTSBURG. Feb rS--At meeting 20.
night 81 The East End Civic club under
the auspices 90 tho National Reform $50
wtre adopted conforming as crime
against civilization the eyportatiop ~
American whisky and beer % our newly
acquired territories, and ~ was decided 10
petition congress 70 re-euAct the anti
pRnteau law
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ST JOHN. n. h.. Feb, Starry this
morning tho storm which has been report
"a along tho coast reached ST John So
far no marine disasters have been report
ed but fears are entertained for tho
safety or the shin Jennie Burrili which on
Saturday was anchored or Prior Island
fnil ~ water tug that len here on
Friday 20 tow her uP has nor been heard
of since.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feh lS-Nearsy two
thousand people were present az tho Ma
tional cemetery today when the remains
~ privatcs Cassidy % the FIrsf Caflfur-
MIA and Charles StuitE, of tre First
south Dakota volunteer regiments were
Inferred with military h0nors. They met
their deaths while a.hting In the Philip
plneA
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NEW YORK. Feb fS-The Worla pub
Dishes Don 81 she state senate show
ing that thirty senators favor repeal ~
the Horton prize 5ghtlnE law. and twenty
oppose H. The opposition 90 the law
throughout the state e. astomishiDEiy ger-
srnL snt Sc IS growing. Petitions fa~ its
repeal with It's thousands Of siEaers. are
stiu coming 81 from all parts % the
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HARTFORD. Conn. Feb lS--Aliss Sarah
Porter. head ~ "a famous school IN Farm
iugtoD. ard sister % The iafe Noah PR
ter died TO-DAY. arr1 s. She established
her school about ATTY years agc.
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LONDON. Feb iS--Mr Joseph Cowen,
proprietor OF the Newcastle Chronicle and
member OF parliament for Newcastle from
lSfs to 1856, died to-day.
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An o.a and weu-TFiea Remedy. Mrs.
Wins.aw's Soothing syrup has been ased
for over F4fty Years bv MllN1ra % Egth-
ers f8r their children y h..e Testhing vita
rerssei Success IL soothss me child soft
ers fer their chilaTcn whsle Ieetaiug Win
raife and e fha test remedy fJr DiSr-
rh0sa S1il BY druggists ia every part q
me wcr,a Be E1re AMI AK Tor Ma
Winslow's Soothing syrup. and take No
either kind
Twenty-Five ceats . Bottle. =
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ChamOiS Vests and
Chest Protectors
Largest Assortment and Best
Prices in the City.

from the fact that Mr.. Long is to remain
in the state as manager 1t Is certain ope-
rations will not be long delayed.
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DO YOU KNOW

That out Of every ten cases Of C0NSUMP-
TON, five cases can be traced to SEM
mai. wEAKNESS7
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CATARRH. BRONCHITIS,
And Diseases OF the Threat.

Marvellous results Of the new method %
cure Importance Of attending 20 diseases
IN the early stages. We furnish inhalero
ana medicines for purifying the breath.
imparting thereto a pleasant and agreeable
q5fN
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MEN WHO ARE
WASTING AWAY
DO YOU KNOW

That fully 70 per cent. OF the unhappy and
forlorn who an our MAD HOUSES are
victims Of SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NER-
NOUS debility and their kindred causes9
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-05-04
RAILROAD NOTES.

H. H. Forney and Doc Bair are in
the village today.
Jesse Allen goes to work in the car
shops Monday as clerk.
Engineer w. H. Aldrlch is again at
work.
Firemen F. M. Denning and Chas.
FOCUS have been elevated TO the right
side Of the engine.
The new time card to go into effect
she 18th inst makes many changes:
The Frisco papers will arrive too late
for evening service if the schedule now
suggested holds good.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-05-04
Settlement by May tst.

A settlement with all who have out
standing bills that have been running
for sometime will be required by May
lst. We have made purchases of
material for this office and will be COM
PEELED to collect the debts to meet
our obligations.
WADsWoRTn DISPATCH.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-05-04

Mrs. N. T. Zlegler has just received
a new and elegant lot Of Ladies' and
Children's Hats. Call early and get
first choice.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-05-04
'TISLOVE
OF Music and Dancing That
will Attract a Large Crowd
Saturday Night at Music
Hall

That is tomorrow night Prof. Henry
and class will give musical at the
hall and the box sheet now shows the
attendance will be large. There is no
extra charge for reserved seats on sale
at the postoffice The program is pub
lished and the evening entertainment
will be exceptionally good After the
program a social dane will follow to
continue two hours. Music is refining
in influence. You owe it to yourself
and your children and your friends to
take advantages Of this occasion.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-05-04

Mrs. Hawkins, experienced nurse
can be found at Mrs. Blundells.
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BREVIT'IES.


,p,sys'Asss,iAv,eavsng'qA'hs,iss''s'aas1sas'sis
Mrs. Philip Wickland is very sick.
The Humboldt river is rising at
Elko.
Charlie Hardy is affected with
srbuncle.
Work has been resumed on the
Pyramid mines.
Hon. E. Griswold left for San Fran
cisco last evening.
The steamer Tahoe is making daily
trips around the lake.
Frank elaney is running between
Dunsnulr and Red Bluff.
Meet your friends on circus day at
Wadsworth next Tuesday.
Principal Caine is attending the
t.achers institute at Dayton.
Mrs. r. L. Fuller and Mrs. T. o.
Berry are enjoying the sights of Sac
ramento.
S. F. Examiner--Gentrys trained
animal show is the best tented show
- -. ,,,eitad 4ha coact
Engineer Jude and wife have just
returned from an extended trip to the
southern part of California.
Master Mechanic E. NJ Luckett Of
the Salt Lake Division Spent Thursday
mere inspecting the shops.
For RENT A nice four room house
iIne cellar and water near County
bridge apply to Mr.. Arnstein.
B. Henderson. mining man and stock
owner Of Humboldt county. was arrest
ed Yesterday in San Francisco.
William Macpherson is out in the
sunshine again after long siege of
sickness. He says he feels fine.
S. F. Call-Gentrys show plaesed
The thousands in San Francisco and
well they deserved the patronage.
Willard Gentry is on trial at Winnie
nucca charged with perjury. The
trouble grew out of the Bouton case.
S. F. Chrcnlcle-Gentrys trained
animals show gives more satisfaction
man any circus ever visited the coast.
The Belmont Courier says more
SLOW fell in that section on the 81 st O!
April than fell at any time during the
winter
The Gentry trained animal show
ssvels on its own special train and will
arrive in Wadsworth early Tuesday
Torning.
Every dealer in town carries Love-
1k flour. 1t is the best in the mar
sst. made right at home from the
capicest wheat. -, =,
Evans. who passed bogus checks in
Reno was captured at Carlin. Sheriff
Melnnis will pass through with his,
prisoner tonight ~, af-- 'Ss'
W. H. Bone. we'll known Com
sisek miner. was blown UP at the Ophir
mine few days ago and may lose
us eye sight as the result.
o. W. Dunkle has been appointed
''cal agent for Wells. Fargo & Co.
and the office is in the concrete build
ln2 next E. G.lswold's store.
John T. Cook lett here this week on
us way 70 Cape Nome and leaves
frisco the 25th Of this month. We
VISA Johnnie al kinds 81 gold and
nuggets.
Inc necktic lost at midnight on the
'''cn OF HE schoolhousc and displayed
" ownership eiains in the postoffice
"s~ Teen restored willy nlily 10 a hand
''Ae Young man WHO clief5 to the
---.o N lu.. ..-.t IT,. l. -. u izll n
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DOING THEIR DUTY.

Steele In Wadsworth, Nevada, April
23.' 1900. born to the wife of Archie
Steele. Jr. boy.
Frossig- In Wadsworth, Nevada. May
a, 1900. born to the wife Of Jeff
Frossig, boy.
.Denning-In Wadsworth. Nevada. May
A.. 1900, born to the wife Of F. M.
Denning. daughter.
McIntosh--In Lovelock, Nevada, April
80. 1900. born to the wife Of C. H.
Mcintosh, daughter
Conundrum.
Why is the Singer sewing machine
like kissing friendp Because II
seams so nice.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-05-04

day May 9th for afternoon and night
Visits to passenger trains show that
the short skirt must be coming into
style very fast as they are much in
vogue with travellers of all classes fem
mime.
There are great many people who
cannot afford to go to the Paris expo
sition but can muster up enough to get
to Wadsworth on Tuesday to see Cen
try's big show.
A public meeting is to be held at
Keno tomorrow to take some action
toward preventing Lake Tahoe from
being tapped and the water conveyed
to San Fraucisco.
Colonel Conbole will leave for Love
lock, Humboldt county. in few days
to institute a Uniform Rank In the To-
cal lodge of Knights Of Pythias at that
place.
Come to town In time to see
Gentrys circus parade next Tuesday.
A big day for the farmers as well as
the city folks. This is an exhibition
that pleases old and young.
A reporter visited Gardeli Bros.
ranch down the river yesterday. The
cold weather has kept back the yegA4
tables other than those in the hotbe,
Alfalfa growing fine. Home straw
berries will be in mark about a
month.
The Gentry show carrie no side
shows. no concerts nor any side fakes.
Ycu see all the show for one admission.
Remember the date. Next Tuesday.
H. j. Thyes of Reno is advised by
E. A. Fargo & Co. Of San Francisco
that the Western Inter- State Protective
Ass n Of Liquor Dealers is perfectly le-
gitimate.
Deacon r. R. Parkinson, late Of the
Carson Tribune but more recently of
Seattle. died in that city Of pneumonia
Monday. Deacon Parkinson was
eighty-two years Of age.
The Indian Advance, published at
the Indian School. is now entirely in
the hands Of Indians editors, com
positors and all The last issue is
nearly printed and contain four illus
trations from photographs taken by one
Of the pupils.
DR.. Hudgens will not take the
professional trip up the r. K. as
expected but will remain in Wads-
worth during the Summer. After May
rl4th his office will be at the Wetmore
residence on River street. ~
II is a pretty little row that is going
on among the Democratic and Silver
Party newspapers in this State at the,
present time. They are accusing each
other CT all sorts Of political crimes.
and from an impartial standpoint il
looks. very much as though both sides
we're proving It.
Rancher Moore OF Lovelock is
spending the day here. He first sa"
Wadsworth some forty years ago when
Tom Herman and Joe Fellnagle lived
in a dugout on the banks OF the
Truckee. Mr.. Moore says alfalfa is
knee high on the Humboldt and thy
will have a fine second crop. he may
90 to Oakland tonight.
Wells Lodge No. %, K. Of P. will
be instituted at Wells by Grand Chan
cellor zelgler on Tuesday May 9th.
A large delegation OF Elko Knights viii
assist the Grand Chancellor in the in
setution of the Lodge. Grand Chan
celor Zeigler and those accompanying
him from the WEST will probably pass