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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-08

FLY ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. seattle-Tacoma
route as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE &
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle--z:f5~ Ills a. m: 2:i5. e:1s
p. m -.
Leave Tacoma--s:30 a. m; !, 4:30, p. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave seattIe-fs3o a. m. IL m, p. m
Leave Tacoma-a:30 a m. 2:3o. 7:30 D. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot or Ma
rion street, Seattle.
sundays. steamer Flrer or Greyhound.
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SEATTLE Il EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
GO ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoNDs

SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMOND5
ROUTE.
Time card-Leaves Seattle a, m. II m
and u. m. Leaves Everett s:15 a. m.
gao o. m. and T;i5 p. m.
Three round trips daily, except Sunday
Connections-At Seattle with the steam
err Flyer for Tacoma; at Everett with he
steamer Mikado for Snohomish and with
the Everett and Monte Cristo railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations
Coiman dock, Seattle; Merchants dock.
Everett. Telephone = Seattle. Red S3i
Everett. 81 T.. -. SCOTT. Manager.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
70 70 %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Brcadstu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 7.--wheat-Futurcs, in
active; spot market. steady.
Barlsy-futurrs. inactive; spot market steady.
Oats-Stronc.
Spot quotations were:
Wheat shipping No. !. s'Ao; choice. 9ise; mill
Bariey-feed 7s,s@rsc; brewing T7Mssc.
oats-Black. for seed. N.zah@i.sO; red. N.sas
l.to.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. 1000: Oregon. 500; wheat.
centals. $500; barley, centals, $500; oats, centais,
@o beans. sacks. $500; potatoes sacks. s.so; Ore
gon, 2Tt3; mddlings. sacks, $50: bran, sacks. Ore
son, 7,2so; hay, tons. 30; hides, number. $50.
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Mnlstuns- Middlings. ss.scsla.sc bran. st8nso
per ton.
best barley 81 50: alfalfa. Seio compressed wheat.
S@sl3; straw per bale. 35,i41 lac.
Potatoes River Burbanks, aa7sc; Salinas Bur
5adsoc.
Vegetables -silverskin onions SEQ; cucumbers 50
d7sc; green peas, iaec string beans, sSic per Id;
Fruit~Appics choice. 81; common. Nc; navel or.
anges. 81 5ea2 sc Mexican lines. sle4so common
California lemons, 75c: choice California lemons.
s. 50; bananas. sl@e.so; pneapples 81 .5oas5e.
Butter-Fancy creamery. Gh@2sc; seconds, Sc
&c; fancy dairy, 3asic; seconds. 1890; picked.
Chsese-Ncw California flats. ii@i2e: Young
America. i2s@is,sc; Eastern. i-aiec; Western. iaM
Egss-store seas2lic: fancy ranch. ilc; Eastern.
25aNc.
Poutry-Turkey gobhlers. iidl2nc. turkey hens. II
di21ac old ROSTERS 81 5ofs; young ROSTERS $3.50
AS small broers sAdS. Is; large broilers. Noei4.
fryers. ssTsai: heis, s5.toaiso; old ducks, 2tt;
geese sl.Tsa2.
Wool and Hops.
wool-sprius- Nevada Il@l3c: Eastern Oregon. 10
Cdlac; valley Oregon. lsaisc Fall Mountain lambs
aaioe san Joaquin plains, eesc; Humboldt and
Mendoeino. i0dl2c.
Hops-Crop Of 100. l3la@Ec
Closing Quotations.
wheat--Insetiye: May. tio5; cash. Gisc.
Bsrley-No sales.
Corn-Large yellow. si.l5.
20 20 y
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JOBBING QUOTATIONS.



4 gs eno'auons today were as iellows'
,son loa lsc up iancy carry ~ saunr'
10. Eastern rresmcrr ,7sRrsc ~ -"' ~ '''"'''
~ y, has'es, Seau,els -'e-oe' 49,. a.. ..
UheesenNstive Washington. iae'ie: Eastern y
a,sss me .hssSe, .yso ,os,o. ,..., ,.s,s
ch nnn. rsstr.a. ~ ss,t ISL -
7i5 ss,, ~. .s,., a., ,,,,,..
Iuuiu,-,1'r ,nirnens' Ic w turkefs if1lDoi
ioc. ''"'' w. ~ N'' ''''''
-iusst souhu' IN Sacks N"@s On tne
oeos x
Potatoes-Iocsi stock slsaisc, sweet potatoes $50
@leo rer ewti heeis sieai % per sack rtabagas. 81
per sack tirnips r56eoc per sack: cabbage 81 Ts82
per cwt; garlic. Noe; lettuce. laaise dox; cell
5ear per dos; sadishrs. Ior per dos: green
onions. ioc per dor; yellow psnver. s.7sa2;
oyster nlant, sdl0r per lh ese plant 4a5c; squash,
aa3o: tomatoes, 81 per box
Fruits.
Green Truitsorass. n,ysl. g 5ass ss.lns..
$500; Japanese eS1sc; lemons 81 soas 80 &C.
$50 per box sccas to VARIETY res. sPp cider Sc
ner salon s pinsspplcs IS onin per DOR grapes
pped r,,i,s An,co,s slenehaa w .r II, ,.a,s,.
sgs' califarnis mseh rrr IN r.. uh,,s /, sses.
sfSfs-es n hnyes ,ilasc. nssrhes arar,r.a.s 80
u, aalsc spples heached, per ID. asishci prunes.
Washington, 6asc; California, 5tsGfe; rsisins. l..
l., s. zoos 81 loose Muscateis, eh@siae per 10.
secle-s Mgscaiels. sc; secdless snltsnss lsis6iac
per h. smyrna hgs fancy. large 2,c; fancy. small.
lle golden dates; 7g1aei dried pears. il@lsc; nee
,srines. he per ID.
sugar-colden G. in sba. sssn,. .xt,. n a,
s asc Il bb s0wSs,ed h,ss,T cub d s5snalaisd
cash Prices. ~ '"'''' 'p"'
ceilent S IS: impersi. g IS Nss.,.y t''sn' b.I,.
fornia brands. 81 corn meal. ysllow. 81 as per 100
lhe in iolh sacks: corr meal. white 81 70 ~,
100 lbs, IN iolh sacks bnrkwhest -four. pure 50 20
ea n, n ob D ..sss t.s, ss'a ssest nis psr
IN ioib sack. iarsns. s. Per 10 -. IN sib saeSs
me.i' ssn."' ~ ~ ~ 10 30 sAc5' curn
We, so.e 49, FL M -. r., ~ go onsh
cracked wheat 81 per hi in oih sacEs: steeicsi
os'mesi g per hia ~ s-le sachs graham four.
-, ~, ~ sa az, =. nh.is sne~t t'1a,'
s.ib sacks sye laar. per ~ ianey rolled cats.
aS fancy rolled cats; per ease, s2n rire. do
m.ssse Jag. ~; CsrolinA rs.
per 70, ft,sslee; .n.ta hiea' ehoics, per H. ish
eVt as.ilA ooh GOES per Vt. H,.7ss s@ib
asc; sscls siise. xdsn Mocha. "a car IA "a
&c sna'e ,,, =, e sreasd spsse mshn'ae
Nuts.
vv.,-.,. -, ~ -. ,xs,.e. r..,... 49,. -,
~ wai1s ". n. s,s~T,s Item esss val
Asao1ts. iAnes ses' ,nsn -. si'.onhs Ne IL ;
lssAo.s ~. 1919, ~, I1,,.. ~ s9.Danun psr
per 10
""s' '"'" nm" fee".
Hay-Pugtt sound per ton ntais. Eastern wash
insisn nao'hy, ss~ls AfAlfA, ID
narlsv RslisA fls
fayr Nhnle ga rraskeA SIS SEA -n,.t -.
stm s.s VI
Wet Fses yBs rn cake meal ssa. ,.tstusrs.
ss.sss, hrsn M 81 sharts rs q e,ss, 49, 81
Tm 8airy chnrTef fefA SIS ' ~
p.,. r.,
f"nitr, rood
Csranuiated rysfer shsils So psf ten: srarai,ssf
clan shslla 30 pr tant here rassi sx Der IN
srsnaiaisd hoas So ~ t6a: halied AZ So ~,
% SO ~ ton. hesi meal lss. ~ pr ,ss; tssf
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SEATTLE Is INFER.
NATIONAL RAILWAY
,hcn Lihe TO al Points IA
BRITISH COLUMBIA

Train No. L Ter Saohpmisn. Arlington.
WooNey and Vancouver. leaNea Seattle
g'0s a n. Arrives sumas az .. N CON-
AL points East Arrives at Vancouver t.y3
=.
Train No. ! leaves vancouver daily a.
s-@ a m. Leaves Sumas IL Is a. ia A.
riyes Seattle s.i8 ,. m
Train No. daily leaves Seattle 40
p. H. Arrives at Wooiley $50 = H. con
meeting wtth SnoqgAlmis and Everett
branches daily except Sunday.
Train No daily leaves Wooliey Goa
a N Arrives Seattle 1910 a. m. connect.
ing With Everett and Snoqualruis
branches Daily except Sunday.
Trains Nos 5 and e. on Sro1uslraiA
branch run only 70 and from Falls Cify.
X w. PRICE
Agent, Seattle. Wash
r. T. BRETT,
General Passenger Agent, Seattle. wasa
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sKAGIr river Routel Steamer skagl

Sk AIfII kINeF KoufeI Steam0r Sk1glt
Queau.
Leaves Seattle. Monday. "a i2 midn ghi :
Wednesday AZ u midnight Friday. ~
II midnight
Leaves Mount Vernon, Tuesday ~ 4
y NJ THURSDAY NJ y. IN Saturday a.
%, m Calling az Edmonds Sfanwood
Fir slagit City Mount Vernon and
Avon
UnW January win soil rouud-trip I-l
cts Cor s. m good fo~ six days
CITY dock Seattle, Wash. Telephone,
Main SCI
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The ravorite U. $. Mail steamer.

STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Lester wharf. Seattle. Daily ex-
cept Saturday at 70 p. IN. for Everett
Anacortes. Fairhaven and Whatcam, Civ
ing splendid service. elegant state rooms
cuisine the hest. quickest most reliable
and only daily boat on Whatcom route
For speed aud comfort take the state -
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co
Phone Main 5i1. Yesler Wharf
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DODWELi. a. co. Ltd. - VICTORIA
ROUTE.
CUT RATES--aD CE.NTS-cuT RATES
&. y. UTOPIA"
FOR PORT TOWNSEND, VICTORIA
At a. m.
Daily except Sunday. returning leaves
Victoria 8 y. m. daily except Saturday.
WHATcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
STEAMER "SEHOME."
Leaves fesier wharf. Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday al ~ 2. m, for Anacortes,
Fairhaven and Whatcom Returning.
leaves Whateom Sunday, wednesday and
Friday. at >. m
Fare from Seattle. sio0
pODwEf4Is e. CO. Limited.
General Agents
Tel, Main 40. III James Street
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ron VANCOUVER. a. -. DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.


hoWtiuams ...........s.s........,.., Master
Leave. ye~ier ~harF every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday at pp m.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. IN. the following
day.
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday.
Thursday aud Saturday at y. IN.
Arrives al Seattle az 40 a. m. following
day,
Connects a. Vancouver with c. = a.
trains fer all points East and with steam
ere fer Nanaimo. ComoS, Victoria, New
Westminster and TexadA island ports
Erelkht viii not be received at Seattle
after y. M. on day % sailing.
For freight or passage Apply at the Of
fce Of the Vancouver line. cNier wharf
Telephone Red GOT
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err. 1odisc lower. "a asss So; cows. s9se1s b; -
ers 81 ssat ~: nanncu. s3a2 90: bulA Qnok&
calfes. GDM5 %: Terss fed stsers, W4t0; ~
stern, ~ Oess io bulls. 81 sas3D
Hogs Receipts today. 8. 100; tomorrow, u.ons ~
over. 2.g1 MARKET about Sc lower. god ~
Ance. Top, NWis mtsed and hatcher, ~
tEis good 10 choice heavy A!as<rN. -
heavy. 3 ssaa5. light. N5oatNts buih q -
"a s0efa szh.
Sheep hccsipts. 1900: sheep aud issnhs esHgu9
steady. Good 20 choice wethen ttef4 VI tn y
choice mixed. 81 'so4es. Western sheep, tGk4
Teras sheep. 81 5eaa Go; native iambs. ri ~
sold at ~
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Faro between Seattle and Tacoma, 500:
round trip, SIC.
Landing at White Star dock. foot Of
Spring street.
Telephone. Main SOS
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
t~ETE IntNtNk

Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves city aaek
Sundays Tuesdays aud Thursdays at =
mianighy for Port Tpvnsena part Mtli-
lana nunsene.s Port Aaxrles. Port
Crescent. Gettysburg Py-Nht. Ciaiiam kat
Neah bay Ha,Hruing, leaves Port An-
geies Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satar laws
al 5 q III leaves PORT Townsend sc %
q m arrives In seattle AZ - g. ~
Steamer Garland leaves City dock Naa-
esys. Wednesdays and Fridays az 4 md.
night fer Port Town fort Williams.
hUngeness. Per, Angeles ana Victoria
Returning leaves Port Angeles at = n
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
leaves Port Townsend al II = ~ ARRIVES
IN Seattle at % . IN.
Tsleph0nw Nair So
cApr j u THOMPSON. Manage
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA

STEAMER MULTNOMAH
Daily. except sunday; leaves for Taco
ma and Olympia at p. m
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Breadss.as.

Ureaoato0o.
LIVERPOOL. Der. T.--whest- spot steady: -
ied Western winter. ss iit6. No ! NH<hM
spring. On z*d; No. California D. AND FmMA
steady; December. 81 M. 1. March. O. "a
Com spa. hrnt American mixed nes. \ w
futtr~s steady D~uephsr. u and. JAnussJ
ielsd. Marrh. ted
Receipts u wheat during the past thsss ~
I5 m centsIs including U3gs Americas
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STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily. except Sunday. leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia az z a. m.
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l. A. Ssiesu. General Agent. Seattle. Wa
A. d. Charlton. A O. p A.. Portland. OR.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
Balances
9-1,271 90


Seattle. Dec T. 1900
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma, Portland and
Spokane clearing houses today were -
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FOR ANACoRTES FAIRHAgEN
WlfArCuM AND BLAINE - steamer
GEORGE ~ STARR iasves Galoralth-s
new dock seattle al b m- Mondays
Wednesdays and Evt1ays- Returning
leaves Whatcom at u. TucsaayA
Thursdays and Saturdays
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Double DAILY IRAN SERVICE.

Through car service to Omaha. K.,.,.
City. S. Louis. etc.
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PORT TONNSEND San 1UAN ISL
kNps ANp MhATSoM RouTE,
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Carrying United states mail leaves city
eaek. foot ef Main street sundays Tgss.
eays and Thursdays. az ~ o'clock mid
night. faf Pert Townarad san Juan a.
rnfs and New Whatcom Returmtns
leaves New Nhatcom TUESDAYS Thus
DAYS and Saturdays AZ 2 q ma "a
Thompson. MRnaGEr-Owner, EdIly na.
gaTsas & CO Agents. City dock Tels-
rhune Main 81
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2 % y
COTTON MARKET.


New York.
NEW YORK Dee The orston snarkst met
Niih 'hs fsss1FaHtsss The outset n xsAf catle,
Ana T%Nsd Al decline q s-ss rosnts Later tie
Ans'a4i coming into sight became ths factor and
ne Secltne Sas Increased is1is sain,s A seu
itttse rallies we're made. but these we're das rathsr
70 cossrhs than 20 any manifestation u Inherent
eoe'sJ. he market eiossd barely steady, at 4 a.
eiins a I2en points
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Is sgue-iaf qllIltY. pef Y. No 1 sr ta4-
farcAaufstss n. Sac. M I esaar ssas r5v,-n-,
ueT 81 slss spruce iogs. = TO- celskf sAiss.s h,its
s. zsss r.
LJsnher-Fr rgash 8 50 tAiek saish,s s.rs.-,a
one q tNo sides. :, 70 and = inches siae tIssz,
leaEfhs. y % z feet, srscisl isnxths q. - 4,
eItra; one zach hnish, Sl3eH. an vertical ErsIs "a
yer M extra Fiuarirg Dressed and Ynafehet AZ
Azi stock boards. tsnch. saas. B-ineh % ssaIs.
l&farh tlbwss Fsnelns No T. o. timer npl.i
s. No q So channel Fszstie or dysn sla,,-
WEIGHT 1ss It's. AlSlA FIR tlmssE-Jossts asa
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET

For milling-No / club, sc; bluestem. sc.
export-Cluh. Sisc; bluestem, SHE.
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scsntlrg. rough. s. so6is; 8 u 81 +. g ssis:
s. slidN Box boards-12inch and up SIS.
"A shingles. $50; standard shingles, 81. 10. linch
finish. Il. u and is feet. $2sdS; thick finish. sS9
S; cedar squares, !. and 10 feet. s2&ao; pckess
So.
Kiln dried. 81 IN advance OF green Drayase Soc
Cement-Portland X. b. s.. ISIS; Alsen.
Sis
Plaster-6,o,den Gate. Der Dbl. SIS
Plaster Hair-washed. $50 yer sack; unwa.hed
81 40 per sack.
q g %
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
For milling-No l club, Sc: biuestern. sc. For
export-Cluh. Sisc; hluestsm. SHE.
e e e
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Dec T.-whea.-Quiet and unchanged I;
bluestem. SIC; club. SAC.
q q e
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND Or. Dec. f.-Open quotations to-
day in wheat were anywhere around She and Sac.
and sales az wslla wsila made at %1dSsc.
bluestem is nominsly Sc
q % %
sAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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On The pFaiacs sEchanss to-day shs butter usrsa.
vas fails creamery. is9elc; daify, Ds1c
Chssef Aetffs. iaA4iic
ExEt-<Iasst ffe1h ~
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" r GAFFNER.
MHwaxsr
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pODwELL e. co. Ltd - VICTORIA
ROUTE.
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For = Cold In the Head
Laxafiva Bromo- Qulnins TabietA
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TACOMA. Dec. T.-wheat-Quiet and unchangs
bluestem. SIC; club. Sac
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VICTORIA ROUTE

General Agents.
Tel, Main 40 III James Street
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For q Cold In the HesA
avastya tsro,nn. C,nfnfna ablefa
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Hay, Grain and Feed.

Hay Puget sound, PER ton, kihNts. Eastern Wash.
iustuu tiaothf, Es4is: alfalfa, 50.
Oats PR Ton. tZT@.
nafIsy Rolled, fis
Corn Whole. So. CRACKED. tzss fesd meal. per
tom SO
wbes,~Fesd. s1 "a cake meal SO. nisdlsuss.
tsSsz bran. htsa shnrts. sass ebapTed feed tls
#ia Aairy ehorfri iest. SIS
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could present my reasons In person. ami
has been n silent or conniving partner 70
discrediiing the reports of my official acts
i came home to find an attempt has been
MADE to tear down my personal reputn-
ton. / wish TO state right here that when
! accepted my post as consul knew moth
ing OF any secret alliance between Ameri-
ca and Great Britain, and that had
seen nothing I'm the regulations winch
made the consul OF the American Yepmb-
lie subject to the whims and caprices OF
an English military censor at Durham.
came TO America with a motive of which
/ am net ashamed.
There IN not one soul who can point
to single official act of mine which de-
parted from the strictest neutrality. My
CONFIDENTIAL dispatches 10 the dspartf TIN. nj
contained Information which will show
my sympathy for the republic, bu. which
time VIII prove TO he unbiased as TO tho
actual facts.
My acts as a public official are ali rec
orded at the department. My acts nov
as private man. can in no wise Involve
the public service. and l simply make tIais
statement In my own defense an against
those which have come from the depart
ment. secretly and officially.
CHARLES r. MACRuM
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was sure that the proposition MAS not
one that would meet with general ap-
prevail of the proposition.
Stewart referred to the measure as "A
sueterfuge and said he would rot sup
port II
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The ssl'ssiso Arrny c-iehEated ne twsssleth ssni
rersg - - establishment IN The United sfatr.
With a iargely attended meeting r. rarss-sJe hsr
New YORK William. The infant san ~ Fynsrssf,i
ard CensSi BceSk Tucses. was rGhIieiy dsdissfs.g
10 ased and the array
81 The aunEai nss~fins a. ftss Ns.iosHl Biscuit
tnupsnf ~ isr~rs Fitr ~ uis cfaosrs ard dissr.
tnrs wpse rnskrfet TNs rraaisr quarterly ai4t
netd II II frT cenf this rfrfsfrvd sad Per esnf
ths eauu,1n s;ast w~e declared
nafiHs a alseussiar b. iss .csnaaisn frEzs 4
rsnrae1s ne rrura<itlgg 20 kppFagRiste ussassg
fof The csassxruts In ssusA AffiSA rssf@l sr l-ss
tNaaf HepT<cStiuK Tho szsslag a ssidisrt anA
sftzttiag ths rrTef.rassf ~ tsknk cart ~ ~ va
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WASHINGTON. Fish. 1.-THE secretary
Of the navy has sent 90 the senate u state
went ~ ere uuuIhcr ~ vessels under con-
strucno-t ans 81 naval officers ltllall-
The statement was uis3e IN response 10
Is resosgttvm 90 inquiry Ia shows That
th1rr @r@ =iNtE-3uc vessels % aN ia ss.,s
ueW building 8ud that win thess vessels
ia commission they. together with those
ROW IN use. would require 1900 officers
whereas there are now only LOST ufHcerx
There are iAec men IN The navy
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States would cause the price TO drop TO
its bullion value
-CockeTill declared that all the silver that
could come ia this country under a free
coinage law would be easily absorbed b
the United States, and said not the slight
est difficulty would be experienced in
maintaining the value of the silver dollar.
At SIS y. m. the senate adjourned.
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Ja Observation-Disclosures

There YVES another large audience ure~.
cnt az the Seattle theAtrr last evening Ia
Witness the third presentation ~ Srhe
winters Tale The company VIII close
its highly s,iocessfui enlargement this
evening with the famous comedy. '~rhs
Rivals
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The Equitable
Life Assurance SOCietv
Of the United States
DECEMBER 81. 1899
Of the United States.
DECEMBER 81. 1899

Outstanding Assurance
Assurance Applied for in 1899
Examined and Declined
New Assurance Issued
Income
Assets December 80, 1899
Assurance Fund ($a16, 3S4, 97s oo) and all
other Liabilities ($2, 6Ss,S34.os)
Surplus
Paid Policyholders IN 1899
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OFFICERS.

- ;, - -. James w. Alexander, I,siafxx
James II Hyde IIec President
SeysAny
William Assiiarf Soyefay I VanC
B Reglfyar + w Jackson nduoy
Lambert Edward Curtis D. Ji,anaI Di,u,e,.
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Instead ~ This, / ind that Secretary
Hay. whether acting upon the reports IN
the newspapers or upon advice from the
British government. 0r some other motive
/ DO not know, saw ~ not 20 wait uniil
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WASHINGTON. Feb. i4.-In the senate
,,lsy routine business was brief. immedi-
IN after Il was concluded, the financial
N was presented by the chair. u was
ssrssd that after o'clock toby the pend-
- measure and amendments should be
'.rssdered under ten minute rue,