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VIII Eatahllsh Creamery.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Inteiiigencer.
CHEHALlS Feb. 1.-THE Boggs- 81 adj
ner Company Is about to establish cream
cry in Lewis county, In or near Centralia.
chehalis, Toledo and Adna already have
creamerles and besides these there are
county.
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Haiib.t steamer Coming.

4ocial Dispatch to tho Post-lntellGencer
~ steamer New England arrived from
ihe north tonight She passed tho steam
Edith whose captain wished to be re-
ported that he would arrive in Puget
scund Thursday. with 5000 pounds OF
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Special Dispatch TO the POST ntellisencer.
CHEHALfS. Feb tA-Ahout two inches
OF snow fell last night In Chehalis. the
first OF the season.
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Special Dispatch 20 the P0st-IntelNgeucer.
ELLENSBURG. Feb 1.-THE city coua-
ell met In sEecisl session last evening FOG
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resulted in an order from the postoftce
department instructing all such foreign
mails TO be sent to any Pacific coast port
from which the first steamer would sail-
star Mail Routes.
Star mail routes have been established
from Ocosta to Western three times a
week. and from kerns by Ariel TO nale
once a week, and contracts let for ooth
services until June 80, 1902
Charles Hochhaus has been appointed
postmaster at Lacey, Thurston county,
to succeed w. A. Stewart. resigned.
A. +. Anrys has been appointed post
master at Etna, Clarke county. TO succeed
j. NJ. Forbes, resigned.
p. J. Kitching has been appointed post
master at Clark, Lincoln county, in place
of Hannah ]. Brock.
p. A. Gaskill has been appointed post
master at Bemis, Adams county, TO sue
coed Gideon Leonard. resigned.
The contract for carrying the mail from
Spokane TO Moran, Wash. has been
awarded to a. G. Green, OF Moran.
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san Francisco 10 longer gets an the
carrying cf the mails for China and japan.
The German ambassador NOT long ago
ror.r aimed thai malls from Germany sent
20 New York for graasporratsn1 across
the continent and across the Pacific 20
japan had been fnrwar ded 20 san Fran
cisco and held there until the sailing az
y steamer from that port, thereby cAus-
ing serious detention II transmission. This
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IL the state OF Washington will pay FOR
the expense OF transporting a car across
the continent the fish commission win fur
nsh the ear and stock Il with young lob
sters to be deposited in the waters of Puget
sound 1t has been pet scheme of state
Fish Commissioner A. c. Little to encour-
age the propagation of Holsters in Puget
sound waters and he has asked Senator
Foster 10 endeavor TO have the fish commits
sion send out the Holsters The commission
however, has not sufficient funds and has
informed Senator Foster that the best IL
can do is the offer above made
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
A ROUGH RIDER CHARGED WITH CRUELTY
ALLEGED TO HAVE LEFT HORSE FOR THREE
DAYS WITHOUT FOOD OR WATERMAN
NAL ATE IT'S MANGER-

Fabian J. Light, inspector for the Richmond
Borough Health Department, who served with
Roosevelts Rough Riders in the Santiago cam
paign, was arrested yesterday on a charge Of
cruelty 70 animals made by George Elliott, the
agent Staten Island Of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals. Light pleaded
not guilty and was paroled, TO appear for exami-
nation Wednesday
The agent says that Charles Watson. of Rich
mond Valley who lives on the place adjoining
that occupied by Light, reported that horse had
been left IN the stable Lights place for three
days without food water. Elliott investigated
on Thursday, and found the animal so weak from
lack OF food and emaciated that 1t could hardly
walk 10 livery stable, where he took II TO have
II properly cared for Light reached home the fol-
lowing day. removed his horse from the stable and
drove IL 10 Manhattan Mr.. Elliott says the horse
had gnawed away its manger and part OF its STALL.
Light explained that his wife had been taken
seriously III and had gone TO Manhattan for treat
ment, and he had remained with her. He declared
drink
Light bears wounds received, II is said. in the
charge on San Juan Hill. He appointed
through the influence Of Governor Roosevelt. He
two years that he has lived in Richmond Borough
de was once charged with pulling a revolver on a
saloonkeeper, and al another time with taking a
morse 10 move some furniture and keeping IL two
days without the knowledge consent OF the
owner Both cases were settled cut Of court.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
CHARGED WITH AssAULrrNG GIRLS.

raigned before Magistrate Zeller in the Centre-st
police court yesterday, charged with assaulting
Alice Dougherty. ten years old. Of No IS Vande-
water-st and Kate Dowling eight yeats old, of No.
New Bowery. in hallway at No. ss2 Pearl-st.. on
Friday night
For several weeks the police OF the oak-st and
Nadlson-st- stations have heard complaints that
a man was deooying children by means of pennies,
into Railways and assauIting them Policeman
Wensley saw the lead the girls to the hall
way mentioned A number of parents with their
children. were In court 20 identify Roeoffs the
yrpn who had decoyed their children. Magistrate
Zelier held Roeoffs in $1,000 bail for further exam
A man who said he was DR.. John T. Roeloffs
brother Of the prisoner declared that the prosecu-
ton blackmal
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
THE GERMAY-AMERICAy LEAGUE.

The organization which grew out OF the German
American Mckinley and Roosevelt League was per-
manently established last evening under the name
OF the German-American League at the headquar-
ters No. l02 East Fourteenth-st The following
officers were elected: President, Ludwig F. Thoma;
hrst vice-president. Jastrow Alexander; second
vice-president, Felix Fritsche; third vicepresldent
Charles Lupprian; treasurer, Max T. Rosen; cor
responding secretary. Frederick Snyder: recording
secretary, z c. Eyer; Executive Committee-BennO
Loewy Herman Cantor. Charles Dress. Carl
scheuer Joseph Levenson. Walter H. Henmng
Bernard Eipper. Edward PlatOw. J. G. Kern. Adolf
Reiman. Albert Leisel. Maurice schwarz. Ralph
Trautman, s II. MEdenberg and julius Schwarz.
President Thoma said;
In this years National campaign there was only
one issue. National honor and prosperity against
National dlskonor and ruin There Is also but ono
issue in next years municipal campaign-a clean
and honest city government against corruption AL
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
oSRORNE PLANNEp HIS SUICIDE.

Poughkeepsie N Y. Dec. 1.-Up to noon to-day
there had been no developments TO cast any light
on the cause of the suicide Of William H. Osborne.
the young clerk of the French Cable Company, No.
ii Broad-st. New-York who shot himself in the
Nelson House last evening. 1t has been learned
that he purchased the revolver and cartridges at
hardware store here Monday or Tuesday. The
clerk is not certain to which day it was. He
seemed at that time 10 nervous, the clerk says.
This discovery and the fact that Osborne regis
tered under the assumed name OF Hugh j. wilson
when he arrived at the hotel Monday lead 10
The conclusion that his suicide premeditate
Coroner Selfridge has been notified that Osborne S
father is on the way here from Cape Cod, Mass.
where he IS manager of the French Gable Com
Danv'S station.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
PEOPLE LEARNING TO VOTE.
SMALL PROPORTION OF MARKED AND VOID
BALLOTS IN THE LAST ELECTION

The ofhcial canvass OF the votes cast in the re-
cent election disclosed the fact that the voters of
New-York County becoming familiar with
the official ballot and the method OF marking II
that they are making comparatively few mistakes
On the day Of election. Votes Presidential cleo
tors we're cast by S4s.5S2 voters in the county OF
New-York. and the number OF voters who failed TO
cast their votes correctly only less. That is
much below the record OF previous years since the
present form of ballot has been in use 1t is a
curious coincidence that exactly the same number
OF errors we're made by Republican and Democratic
voters. both TO the number OF ballots protested
a : marked FOR Identification and ballots void
because marked improperly. This is shown in the
following table OF the votes for Presidential
electors in the county:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
NEW HIGH SCHOOL FOR OR4NGE.

Orange. n. J.. Dec. (SpeciaD.-Whie mass
meeting Of citizens IN Library Hall last night was
passing a resolution declaring II the sense OF the
meeting that no steps should be taken for year
in the matter Of either new City Han or the
building of a new high school, the Board OF Educa-
tion was holding a meeting at which. by unani-
nous vote, il decided 20 build new high
school once at cost OF $4,000, and requlsiuon
was directed TO be made the Board Of School
Estimate for that amount This Board consists or
the Mayor two members OF the Board OF Educa-
ton and two members OF the Common Council
The Mayor favors the high school, so that favor
able action by the Board Is assured
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
THE TTBER OFT or ITS BANKS.

Rome, Dec. loving 10 rains which have recently
fallen the Tiber has flooded the country near its
mouth. The city OF Rome. however. is not men
aced, only the lowest portions being inundated but
the river is still rising
The rise in the Tiber exceeds that Of 1870 hut the
damage has been limited By the recently construct
ed dikes al the lowest points. The Pantheon and
the Forum. the neighboring streets and a part OF
the Hospital San SpiTfto are inundated. The sur
rounding country and the Protestant cemetery out
side ST. Pauls Gate also submerged. Railroad
seFVice Is greatly retarded
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

p. m. next Saturday At the meeting a COM
mittee VIII be appointed 10 confer with the Com
miitee Of Fifteen At the close of yesterdays
ference Leopold Datner said:
The women OF the East Side are not only de-
termineo TO drive out vice from the tenement
houses inhapltec by respectable Workingmen's
families largely but viii also seek to remedy other
evils in which the general welfare OF the people is
concerned
Among the objects which the East Side women
seek 20 accomplish is the cleaning ont az dams of
vice in the tenement house districts
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
TROLLEY SYNDICATE BUYS PROPERTY
INTENTION IS TO BUILD cARHoUsE AND REPAIR
SHOP IN PATERSON.

Paterson, n. J., Dec. (speciaD-The trouey
sv-rd,cat. which operates all the trolley lines In
Northern New-Jersey has just closed real estate
deal by which It acquires the old Grant locomotive
property. adjoining the Rogers Locomotive works,
There are twenty-five city lots in the property and
the purchase price was S37,50O me uoley 9h SotE
ert McCulloch and Mrs: Goode, adjoining Ine 5rsrl
property The object is to build an extenst'e car
house and repair shop in this city. Ihe Preseht
old buildings will be torn down ana modern shops S
will be constructed The Grant Locomotive CON-
pany was removed from this city TO chicago ten
N-aa-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
RIBBON MANUFACTURER FAILS.
FRANK wELLBACHER MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT
FOR BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.

Paterson. n. J.. Dec 1 (SpeciaD.-Frank Well
bacher a silk ribbon manufacturer Of Allentown
Perm, has made assignment to Isaac A Han
Of this city for the benefit Of his creditors. Ihe
assets including the mill property amount TO $lSO
OOO The liabilities are in the neighoorhooo ot
$4,000 and CONSIST Of mortgages for So0VO ana
$4,000 in notes held by New-YOrk creditors Inc
assignment due TO the demands OF brokers' IoI
the payment OF moneys due and loaned on manu-
factured goods. Mr.. Wellbacher before gong 70
Allentown operated a silk mill in Brooklyn, \. Il;
but through Inducements offered by the cltizenS OF
Allentown he removed TO that city. The lack OF Ge-
mand for ribbons the principal cause OF tle
failure,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
IN MEMORY OF NEW-JERsEY JURISTS.
PORTRAITS OF THE LATE CHANCELLOR M'GILL
AND THE LATE JUSTICE LIPPIN-
coTT PRESENTED

The portraits Of the late Chancellor Alexander
T McGin and Supreme Court Justice John H. Lip
pincott were unveiled yesterday in the Supreme
Court branch Of the Hudson County Courthouse
Jersey City Justice Collins. Of the Supreme Court
occupied the bench with Judge Nevius Of the
Circuit Court, and Judge Adams, Of the Court OF
Errors and Appeals
The ceremony was opened by Judge Otto Grouse,
chairman of the Committee of the Hudson County
Bar Association. the donors Of the portraits. Ex-
Judge William T Hoffman made the presenta tlon
address He reviewed the successful lives OF the
two jurists. About two hundred lawyers attended
the presentation.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
VENERABLE JERSEY CITY MAN DEAD.

Patrick J. Rooney died at his home. No. 10
Gregory-st. Jersey City, Friday night. He was
born in Ireland ninety-four years ago. to this
country when youth, and was of the volun-
teers who assisted in erecting the first Roman
Catholic church in Jersey City. the hourishing
81 Peters parish. A and a daughter, ten
grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren sur
Iritya i'm
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
TO GET NORTHERN TRADE.
NEW LINE OF STEAMSHIPS TO PLY BETWEEN
VANCOUVER AND sKAGwAY.

Vancouver. b c.. Dec. 1.-Great satisfaction is
expressed the determined efforts by the Cana
dian Pacific Navigation Company to compete with
Seattle for the Northern Yukon and Atlin mining.
passenger and freight trade. Three well appointed
steamships-the Islander, the Amum and the
Princess Louise-ars TO ply between Vancouver and
Skaguay, making Vancouver their home port be-
tween the first day of May and October 81, and
under certain guarantees by the city OF Vancouver
the Canadian Pacific Navigation Company viii
build large hfteen-knot passenger and freight
steamer especially for this northeFD trade. A
winter service Will also be maintained, but, neces-
sarily, OF more limited dimensions
Another important shipping development Is to be
the esta blshment by the Dunsmuir Railroad capt.
talists, Of Vancouver Island, Of a railroad ferry
service between Vancouver and Victoria by way
OF Naneimo and the ESqunault (Victoria) Nanatmo
Railroad This will carry Canadian Pacific freight
across the gulf without unloading or breaking
bulk. These projected investments are caused by
the increasingly successful shipping competition OF
Seattle with Vancouver and Victoria
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
FERGUSON Is NOT EX-GOVERNOR HOSES

Boston. Dec lin connection with a New-York
story, printed to-day. the effect that DR.. Will
lam A. Ferguson. Of Galveston, Tex, had been
held by a United States Commissioner for further
examination on charges of obtaining money under
false pretences which intimated that the man
might be Ex-Governor Moses, OF South Carolina. 1t
appears tuat the is not the cN-GOVeCa1r- Mr
Moses lives in Winthrop. Mass.
Mr.. Howard. Town Auditor Of Winthrop. said to-
day that he talked with the Ex-Governor in Boston
yesterday. and consequently the man under arrest
IL NeW-YOrk could not possibly be Mr.. Moses.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
CANAL SEASON CLOSED YESTERDAY.
SMALLEST TONNAGE ON RECORD. WITH TWO TX
CEPTIoNs.


OF 1900 closed ocally but II will be several days
before the State waterways Will be clear OF boats
The canal season has not been good in point OF
tonnage that Of the year 1sS9 when 36ss55l tons
OF freight. with value % se27ss712. carried
While the Superintendent OF Public Works viii
not be in possession for several weeks Of the
figures necessary for the compilation OF complete
statistics yet II is believed that the total tonnage
this year will be about 10 per cent less than last
year. That loss would reduce it 10 about 3SOO.Ooo
tons which would be the lowest. with the exception
1s9s when 5oOS3. and since 1851. when It
was 25S2 T3s
The loss in tonnage this year is due il is believed
the large number II breaks and leaks which
took place during the first few weeks Of naviga-
tion. The most serious OF these at the Aque-
duct, near Schenects dy, the Erie Canal. and at
Wilbur's Basin. on the Champlain Canal These
and less serious breaks were caused by severe
storms.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
NEW RAILROAD TO YUKON GOLD FIELDS

Minneapolis MINI. Dec. IA Tacoma CWash)
dispatch TO THE Times says surveys which have
been going for some time construed TO mean
that & railroad Will be built from Port Valdez
Alaska, TO Eagle City. thus making an an-Ameri-
line from the ocean to the Yukon River. Such
is the purport Of news brought from the north
Two years ago Captain Abercrombie and a party
Of surveyors, understood be in the employ of the
Burlington Railroad made thorough explora-
ton of the route and another party Of surveyors
was in the field this year. These engineers gave
the miners 10 understand that officials Of the
Burlington Railroad are interested in the project
The people at Valdez are greatly excited over the
prospects of securing railroad and cOmmuntca-
ton with the gold fields along the Yukon.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
sS - - 80

The use Of "zz" sends the blood
tingIing through the veins until
il reaches the extremities, when
the feet warm and the Cold il
broken.
Like Malaria, Grip pervades every malady
caused by taking Cold. and takes on Grippy
nature including not only Coughs. Colds, B7on-
chitis Catsrrh and Sore Throat but also Rheu-
natism. Kidney and Bladder diseases. which are
either caused or aggravated by taking Cold.
Be sure 10 send for a copy OF the new Pocket
edition Of DR. Humphreys Manual ia pages.
on the care and treatment Of the sick in all all
ments. mailed free
John Sta. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
5 40 inslgnltlcant as compared with a.

other issues are insignificant compared with thai
great issue
We all know thar Tammany Hall is the hOtoed
OF corruption. Ir must be deprived OF its power be-
fore the citizens OF our great and beautiful cir1
hope 10 find any relief from eXorbitant taxel
and shameful oppression IN order TO be successful
we must be united. The COMMUNICATIONS havl
the balance OF power. and they ought 70 use Il q
the interests of our city
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
HAD COFFIN ON HAND TWENTY-OEE YEARS

Scranton Penn. Dec. ! observation-disclosures John
Gibbons of Pittston. bought coffin for himseit
in 1879 and It was stored away. Last week GIBBONS
called on an undertaken and told him he would
soon have use for the coffin. To-day he died ana
will be buried in the coffin purchased twenty-one
years ago.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
cENTENART COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
CORNERSTONE OF THE NEW BUILDINGS LAID AT
HACKETTSTOWN.

Hackettstown, y. J., Dec. 1.-The cornerstone Of
the new Centenary Collegiate Institute buildings,
three in number, 10 take the place Of those de-
stroyed by fire, was laid here to-day. Ex-Mayor
George J. Ferry, Of Orange president Of the Board
Of Trustees. presided. The stone was laid by the
Rev. DR.. G. H. Whitney
Addresses and prayers were made by the Rev.
DR.. c W. Mccormick. president OF the institute;
the Rev. DR. John Krantz. presiding elder OF the
Paterson district; the Rev. Dr. Henry A. Buttz.
president OF Drew Theological Seminary; Milton
Blanchard, chairman Of the Building Committee,
and the Rev. J. G. Chapman. pastor OF the local
Presbyterian church.
The institute is under the charge OF the Newark
Methodist Episcopal Conference. The buildings
viii cost $4,000
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
LOOKING FOR A DOG POISONER.

Hicksville Long Island, Dec. 1-Owners OF dogs
in this village looking out for the person who
has been poisoning dogs here for the last two
weeks. dozen more animals have been killed
by poisoned meat. Some of the dogs were yal1-
able.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington Dec 1.-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.

Second Lieutenant WILLIAM RIDGELY HAY Porto Rico
Pny nd anS f5po oP fnrtRer W oes
Major JOHN NJ CARSON Jr ouarternaster. will return
10 his station in this city.
Acting Assistant Surgeon TIMOTHY F. GOULDING win
proceed 10 Boston and resume the leave OF absence
First Lieutenants LOREN B. T JOHNSON and LAUREL
r. SANDAL assistant surgeons, recently appointed
fsntry respectively.
n. MCITRE, 9th Cavalry. is extended one month
First Lieutenant DFIAMERE sKERRETT Ist Artillery,
is relieved from duty as acting judge advocate De
acting Judge advocate Department OF the Colorado.
viii report Denver for duty.
Captain JAMES 3. ERWIN 4th Cavalry Is detailed FOR
STy as acting d gil udge Tsor 9dVoGSe ~ s for y
Acting Assistant Surgeon CHARLES H FISCHER is re
lieved from duty at Fort Apache. and win proceed to
Army for annulment OF contract.
Captain EDGAR c. BOWEN is detailed professor Of
Dakota Grand Forks N D.
Captain CLEMENT A. F FLAGLER Corps Of En-
gineer officer Of that department
NAVY.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. s BLAEEMAN TO e1amina-
ton for retirement Washington December lO' thence
home and wait orders
Passed Assistant Surgeon DUNBAR order to sf; the
at Mare Island Hospital December IA
Assistant Surgeon W NJ CARTON, TO duty at Washing
ton Yard December 8.
Passed assistant surgeon sPEAR detached SsyA
Assistant Surgeon r. b. WILLIAMS. TO duty et N@va
Hospital New-York December 8.
Changes Of officers Asiatic Station. cable Com
| mander-in-C Chief. November 90:
Commander II KNOX detached from command Of ths
Princeton and 70 Yokohama Hospital
Lieutenant Commander C A ADAMS. detached the ore
gon and command of the Princeton Temporarily
Lieutenant A. RUST detached the Don Juan de Austria
the Sctndia
Lieutenant e SIMPSON. detached the vlalobos and tc
the Scindia-
Lieutenant F. NJ RUSSELL detached the Albany and tt
the Newark.
Lieutenant r. l. RUSSELL detached the Soindia ana &c
the Brooklyn temporarily
Lieutenant H. NJ p HUsE detached the Manila and tc
VillAlobos
Ensign A. ". MARSHALL. detached the Newark and te
the Monadnock
Ensign ". I. TARRANT detached the Brooklyn ana te
the Gardcqui
Cadet r. A. ALTERNATELY. detached Brooklyn and I'd
the Celtic.
Cadet c H. FISCHER. detached the CulsOa and to the
Albany.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

When il 10 voting for Offices other than
Presidential electors II is seen that fewer blunders
were MADE in marking the ballots. but many voters
INDUCED in blank ballots for individual candidates
In the vote for Congressmen there were 22ss blank
ballots and only 80 void The record Of blank
and detective ballots for State and county officers
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

In the vote for Assemblymen there were 2.H2
blank ballots and "a defective ballots.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02

GOOD WHEAT CROP IN QUEENSLAND.
Brisbane. Queensland, Dec. The wheat eroi
of the Darling Downs district Is expected to oea.
Two bushels to tha acre.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
FAST SIDE woMExs CRUSADE,

As the result OF another conference OF the leaders
- the East SIDE women's crusade against vice II
vas determined yesterday 10 hold a mass meet
ing In Liberty Hall No 257 East Houston-st-, al
New-York tribune., 1900-12-02
VICE RAMPANT AND sAFEGUARDED.

Otto Kempner is now a member OF the Brook.
Iyn Citizens Union.