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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

l 5a2s. 81 sr,it n. hela or ..7lins .t'g s14ssa
Of the state Laho. ifprenu of statistics. -, Cer-
tGry building S,tu1tiors and help furnished free
BAKER WANrED-Eread and caf. cake. for
Arkansas, state Free l3mpluyn,ea; Bureau S.
Century h:ildirg.
RRIcKsETTrEs wANTEp-Gooa tr,rksst
bureau, So Century building.
CtNvAsSERs Twelve canvsss,~4:
so,d pay. state Free Employment Bureau. $50
CARRIAGE TRAINERS WANTED carriages
trimmer for SuuLHw@st Missouri town state II''
Employment bureau. -" Century bui!iins
COOK -F4rst-rl4.s cock Tor INCc-srn
city E"t-i state Free Employment bIre'n. rs
century building.
COOK wANTEn-Fcnalc co4s 'er hotel IN
r.au. 80 Century building
COOK wANTED-Fen,aIe coaIk, mus, = FIRST
fe-u. 80 century building.
COOKS WANTEp-Tvo female FIRST ard So
cnIl cooks for irsstruriau. S.gtc Free Employ
nent Bureau, 50 century building,
Cuok MANUFACTURER woman % cook
wages. state Free Employment Bureau. - Cen
TRY tuildtns.
COOKS WANTEp-seyen female cooks fm- pr
p;o5msa5 Hafesa .' - . 5rn 53 r. b6 aii'i free LIN
FARM HAND WANTED-Farin hand for sub
urban place, state Free Employment H,rc.u.
81 Century building.
GARDENER wANTEp-Gooi gardener, Win
tainil:. TO cultivate &,-a"rH garden on shures va
Texas. nvs or ten year lease. owner wi-l"s to
iei!s- on account Ci old axe. state Free I'm
l!nylneHt huTeau. - century tGlaIuS.
GIRL wANTEp-Giri FOR house ana dining
room work. state Free Employment Bureau. So
Century building.
GIRLS waNTED-Frlteen girls Tor scnrrsi
mens Bureau. IS century bii.iins
~BARvEsTERs wANTED-on- hundred mca
for harves: wo.k in Twas State FIRE. Elupl y
ERent Bureau. So Century building.
HoTsEMAY wANTFr-Esprriencrd Eous--
e" Century building.
HOUSEHOLDS wANTEp-sizreen Giris fo-
general hous"TCrk-. state Free Employment IVA
reau, 50 Century bnildins,
= wANTrr-Ti;chcn and 4lrinr room man
for Institution STATE Free Employment Bureau,
s5 Century building.
MAN WANrEnAyar TO care tor horses AMI
S i, ana E,rsTai yard w.rk State Pre-" En-
MAN wANTED-Youug cnlorei man - 10
frnployme.t iareau. SIS Century haildins.
MARiLEn c"TrLE wANTEpTA married
~pioyment Bureau, S5 Century s%ulllirS.
MEN vANTTD-NNn FOR av-.ard,. factory.
man to TN splitting. saw onr T. run aS-asrtle
Employment Bureau. S. 'eatgry building
PAPERIIA%GFgS wtNTTD Parerrarr,-s
State Proc Employment Bureau. - Century
building.
FpRTFT: wANTFD-Youur German ro- porter
In saloon. State Erc~ Employment Bureau. 50
Century building.
Statesmen WhNTFp-Ss-~.ai s.I,-r-rr. sal
frE and commission. STATE Fee Ei.'iayrna--
Bureau. 80 Century LgIldiu-
TRANSFERS w~.hNTTp-ra~ farm work s.s.-
Free Employment Bureau. s. -~rt1rv bu.lfi-c
Waite WANTTu-You1- man t. wait IN
tshie ard work about private place state Tree
Employment Bureau. s"5 Century building
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
WALL PAPER.

ASK the Parsiaa Wall Paper ard rr..co
T.~sning GO. their prices before going elsewhere.
rarts!aa Cleaning Co, f.s Frsrklia- Tsi. Rel
IL e53, kiuloch - 81
BIG Reiuc:ioa-S rolls white blank paper for
81 =: l-bnu! hori--, Ice . roll. Hu-reI Wall
paper Company. SOS n. Broadway.
GRAND c'Osfrg-out Fais CO wan paper a. less
than manufacturers prices: sample books free 4
trade Chas- naue-ha.rn WAL Paper Co. IcJs
Olive at.
WALL. YOU s-e VIII uannr
your rooms from :, NJ: work guaranteed II.
Gregory. 2c27 PARK sy-.
Ef.fNER & co, 1850 Pao.n St.-Pape- hang
i-E. whitening ami p.asterI1g: ali work los. A,
lowest rates: satisfaction guaranteed: end pr.:ai.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

ALL kinds of machinery. pulleys. ~sra@tinc
boxes. hangers. secondhand belts. any length
and width desired. Tcuscher 4 Sen. Machinery
Co. 32S y. Second ST.
EIGHT-HORSE power Otto gasoline or gas
engine. In good order. T. F. Callahan. Il s. Ninth
street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

I.ADIE@ ana centleT.en 70 take aroa In 8 n-r
millinery enterprise. SHARES. 81 each. dividends
paid weekly. sun Co. Millinery Branch. 800
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
MINING

FOR Sal.-iio acres Of mineral land. adjoining
the Renaulr lead mines in Washington County.
missouri. Address Box IL. Mineral Point. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
SITUATIONS WkNTED-FEMALE.

Three Lines for Five Cents.
Each Additional Line Five Cents Extra
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ny colc-ed woman
as charnberEnaid OF 4 boat H12 y. Thirteenth 81
COMPANION. ~ETC-Situation by young lady
rs companion or slNer1eSs during summer. IN or
ont Of city: best % references. y lN2. Republic
-C0OK-Situation by nrst-c!ass COOK; best city
references -t6a Kinney.
C~OoK-Sruation by f-st-clas- cock; can give
good references. 2s4 LaCle1e ave, Cpst@.T'.
COOK. F-C.-Situstion TO cook or take care q
house FOR TIE summer: Cor sUch paacs good rex
ereures. T - Republic.
Observation-Disclosures ~ colored girl to-
general houscvora. III Olive ST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by oJlored CIR! TO DO
10. sework. CaI or address 1lo1 Chestnut St
Observation-Disclosures - ho-ssks.p-r.
hest % references. May Jane Kelly. liz oral
lcn.
Observation-Disclosures nv -1rInr woman 20 10
general homework fl plain family. city or Sub
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY G Cir q IL FOR
Iisht housewOrk or nursing IN Respectable, family
can give reference. Call 2.lG De kaln -.
NURSE-I wish to find a good houe as nurEe
for nv motherle=s daughter; Is years old. Can
Ct $50 Thomas 81.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
GOLD. SILVER nj NICKEL PLATING,

GOLD and silver plating n I'll Branches; cash
Ter Old, r1!d and silver; hne god f,r sale. SEQ
kanp & fraVSs, S::iz Pine st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

STORAGE AND MOSIS0.
AMERICAN Storage and Moving Company. as
Olive St-Packing. shipping. storage; separp.s
FOOTE'S. Tel. Main Sssi- " II. LanEdale. Pres
A PDSTAL 70 William W. Po-tman. eunaet
warehouse. ~ NarEarefra ave. for low prices
On moving, packing shipping T storage. Tel.
Tyler s4N-
BONDED warehorse-Hy Q. wiehe s,orag.
and Moving Company, lSlcs Franklin ave.
money advanced whsn desired. Kinioch c sa
FRANKLIN Storage and warehcus. Company,
81 ". Tenth st, lowest rates Phones: Bel,
Main Iies Kinioeh . sis-
r II. PoRTMAN. storas. Morins. Pnckfns
ard SHIPPING Ccmpany. ST lsJis and East ST.
Louis. Kn!:ch D 12:e: Bel. T~cr 2sSA- Once
~ Cas- ave
LINpEJL Moving 90, F;-n~v ana Tav,er. will
move furniture carefully snt promptly: ~rd
postal card
NEW FORK storas. Co. Office 81 Union
Trust building. move. pack ship. s-or- ane n1r-
n!ture n private rooms Phone Man 90
SpUTE S;9. S-orar- and sfov:-g Co.. 1911. 1900
ana 1tH sidney ST Tel. siincy IS.
J BROWN storsgs Co. Storage. pack
irg sh:poing and moving. sas-ts Linden ava
Telephone LAntell IssM. or send postal.
esa.>-.ABsnLCTELy F~TRE-PROor S-~
ewes. for the .ss- keeping OF fur
hiture pianos. trunks. vs.rahles boxes. etc:
cSretu. moving. packing. shipping. etc. Money
scvano.d Con=isn goods 10 our care Estimates
r Y. FoNOR JR.. . co. ie1a-H Olive ..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
CARPET CLEANING.

AMERICAN Garrett Beating ana Peaovatn~
Co. Nineteenth Rrt Pine Ss-Rest process
lowest prices; carpet LAYING a specially. Eel
and S;n.och phones.
taken ". cleaned maze over and
laid. best work; lowest prices. Empire Stream
Garrett Cleaning Company. 2i25 Lucas. Main 1871.
kInloch Q ssS
Steam Garrett Cleaning Co
Special attention to altering. sewing. Tslsv.r-.
Easrnn and fcndie,on- Ltnde;l FAN. Kinloch
FEATHER bs1fi1s. mattress renovatinS:
feather beds 81. mattresses 3. % We iauader al!
ti-ks- max" rev ores. old feathers made int,
PILLOWS. n+9f. prompt work postal. Globe steam
Feather Rsrova;inE CO. so2I-c3 :. Broadway.
STEAM carpet clearing. 3c per yard Fuxla
works. 49, 81 Charles II. Moths ans moth
eE-s exteruiust~d by our process
81. LOUIS Steam Csrp.t Pea:iag ard Reno
waiting O.. does fr-t class work a. lowe n-,cc..
both phones. 1913 Eaton ave. cor. king, High
Nag-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS NEEDS.

ST. CLAIR co. repairs all kinds Of
gravel and composition roofs. drop us postal for
prices. Office, 81. Chestnut ct. Both phones.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

SAFES, vAULTs \ SCALES.
FOR Sale-Socd size. frep-oos. combination
lock safe: new. never used. from one az the be-,
safemakers-only SlS-sJ. A very LARGE, > 45u- pound
four double doors. bank safe. new: goc. for
hotel. real estate, county. city % bank. 81. IS.
VIII ship to any place in the United States. pay
able after received. cut this notice out an. mail
10 Sears. Roebuck & Co, Chicago. for full FAR
ticulars.
SAFES-Two ,arse ard one small secondhand
safes. at u bargain. John Baunau. 8 Y. Fourth
street.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

Three Linee FOR Five Cents.
Each Additional Linz Five Centc Extra.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
PESSIONs-PATENTs.

PATENTS, designs. trade marks. caveats; .rvs.
developed: r.. !. Richard, Patent Solicitor and
Engineer. 70s Odd Fellows bldg. SIS Olive.
PATENTS. PENSIONS. bounty. back pay. dis-
charge; notary public: advice free. II. d. & II.
s. UBrien. Al Chestnut s.. ~. Louis. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
10 LET FOR prs.xEss PURPOSES.

LEONARD Ave-. E- gThir:v-:h,r1, N"a- N7~0-
.r-rsr cD-t,Dplefrlv furnished house, -! *
I9~urts: cool. gas stove. screens. etc % pNtoh'F
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

FOR SALE.


LAM Crescent and Caesar hovo,~..
81 Louis Cycle Co. $50 y. second ~ aSSxNs
morgan. IeiepfoHe Main ISL: Kinloch A ia
GET your bicycle repairing and s7,nS-5., =.
new bicycles at 1853. lsASe'
TWO ladies' bicycles. in good o-ds-. n,I -,
cheap. 2s4 n Fifteenth ST. VIII sci
I24' CIsFeland. Columbia. Crescent Taes,r 81
Ahdrae bicFcles. repairing and renting No.
lidrulnS a Lang. sos Olive ST. LLndsii ia.t
sIS.S Buys a high-ZraGe 1854 uo5.I ,n.va,.
guaranteed gents or ladies' hicycle g."
aGGiess IN The United States on 10 ssys' Sr..
trisa payanie after received. For cataIo95. gui1
parucuIaIs and special price offer .bi.
19.es out and mail to Sears. Roebuck 4 Co
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
SUBURBAN.

SI-rTRRAS Eo~Ine-Plea@7rt suburban hor1>
y 1rr,s ~ rardas lard, rhady lawn. al iinpTOHt
5Gerts. terms reasonable. inquire lol2 FRANK
lin ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
EDUCATIONAL.

AT s. L1-is Commercial College. Grand s,s
TsnE!n-.Ornner al. shetland. English. nv 81
p'ris. for Young men ana ladies'. T. Ritnar. rres
IiAIn'S Business Academy for Young la,.Is,
and srntlrm-n. gHS Thomas ST. new aIsgt,,
apartments; shorthand. typcv ritng. bo1kk-eD-
ii's. Fsnrlansiip. spelling. GRAMMAR.
PRIVATE lessons. common F,aSiish brarch.I.
preparatory studies. Joachim. for exEm!ns ttons'
icf rates a Il. b!0"a. A. IL ,iaIej, 39lS FYa.
nSy ave.
RCBiCAM NhO;thani College. Union Tr-,s-
Bids-ENclusive!y for young ladies; pos.ttor.
secured for EradE2tes. special course for teachers
SUFFERING Curei-Drs. Randolph & yic.4J-
l'uNh. ssiu tsiSto. ave. never fan u cure stut.
terins anu stttn'hering. They ere rorld famous.
ST. LOU School for
ING. suffering and other iup-diments 10 sueech
rapidly. p"riec:iy. permanently cured. asi3 Del
mar boulevard.
WEST END SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Linn-sr building. Fandsventsr and Washiprro,
SpeCiai summer classes for children and adrIt.
az .educed rates. Shool open all year from 8 10 o
n ~
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

FURNISHED h1rss. six rooms: hath, rot snf
01' wate-. p1-chee, fenton. T. = -f H~
lgllFc
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FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS. FLATS, ETC.


,~ASTLEAIhN Ave. 4h'-1dOde1"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

Linnsr building. .Nandsventsr and WashinKro,
SpeCiai summer classes for children and ad.It.
at reduced rates. school open all year from : 10 -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

pIsHWASHE-R wtNTEn-Experi~nce: gin
dist al Merchants Exchange Restaurant.
Il Colliussrue ave. East ST. LOUIS. IL.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS.

PhYARD Ave. e1.-Tur-;sned hous.. > rooms
viii rent for three months
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29
BUSINESS NEEDS.
RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS, STENCILS.

ADAMS. the stamp man, ss ". Sixth S.. rub
Der STAMPS. seals. stencils. etc: g11i. cheap.
quick.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-29

Statesmen wANTED-In every county; ct
elusive rights free: so per week; commissions
eUarantee3: chance for advancement. with most
reliable article on market Fyr:cide Co. ~ Muir
ray st. New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
THE FEAR OF HUMBuG
prevents Many People From TRYING
Good Medicine

a. o.omach troubles are 80 common and
~ -, most cases so obstinate to cure that
eavopie are apt 10 look with suspicion on
msypd as,hsny Claiming to be a radical, per-
uon. Many such pride thensaivess on
LtacIr acuteness &in never halnp b,,rn.
'STSIseo, especially In medicines
oar. ms Tear OF being humbugged can be
neanis TOO zoe far, so far, in fact. that many
nropis suner for years with weak dlges-
Ton rather than risk little time ana
oaney IN faithfully testing the Claims
$500 oI a preparation so reliable and
TT,allhy,ef,saliy used as stuart's Dyspepsia
Now stuart's Dyspepsia Tabists sra
vastly different In one irnuortart reunec,
~ onl ordinary Proprietary medicines for
80 reason that they are not n secret ma
t, TIT ineulclne. no secret Is made of their
.ns.euients, but analysis shows them 10
nnpe me INC natural digestive ferments
TTppiuen seal, bismuth, hydrastls and nux
10y are not catharttc neither do thew
- powerfully on any organ. but thew
siure Indigestion on the common sense
fl1 ne ~ aigestlng the food eaten thorough
cause the mischief This Is the only Sc
cret OF their success
,htnhruc pills never have and never
ran cure indigestion and stomach trou-
prr,. because they act entirely on the
really in w sbe cas- TIE whole trouble is
stuarns Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
meals digest the food. That is ali there ts
10 ". Food not digested or half digested
~ poison, as II creates gas, acidity. head
nentes. paipitation OF the heart, loss OF
name - V"N "'ioi
They are sold by druggists everywhere
az ~ cents per package.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
CORRUPTION Is CHARGED.
"sy inscstigatins Charges Against
Idaho Officials

", tatie 4 tTeubla IN Bingham county,
$50 otheial circles, and a session OF The
sssnN Jul has been called To- Investigate
$50 y eorrur lion In connection with
,tsAs ot the county offices. The Jury
nsS ~ session at Blackfaot aud sensa-
~.saAl results are promised.
sassssAt the ldAhn visitors now IN the
t.f John Aiken. an attorney of Poea-
~ aNa partner Of Thomas TcrriH. who
- estn appointed acting county attor-
- Ntas 70 the inability Of County At
az $500, LARA 20 act, as charges are pend
rssains, him FOR investigation.
e..s.sss v quite mudaic IN bingham
r~s,s SAID Mr Aiken at the Northern
sa,etssssy y rather the result If a
ssss~ssi quarrel hut promises 80 be quite
49, e 49, before u q through Chargss
~ H ~ sgalnst County Attorney clark
HI I. TT Clynf charging corruption
s., = sAsscd that through Them several
49, ehersed with crime have been
ssn,sw. escape punishment and snei-
~ cause Ne"@''s'"''NH was
sAx lVtS mot At Rlackfcat last Tics
80 y new hearing evidence THIS
Y..r. hfst Sraud jury We have hal III
sxsssi 49, Before adlournlnx a thorough
- ~ ssss,'saon % all county lnstltutlOns viii
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25

You know what happens 10 sewer
when Il becomes clogged. don't you?
Do you know what happens to the hui
man system when the kidneys become
ologsed2 They are unable to throw out
the impurities from the blood. and be-
come infected with poisons; they decay.
fall apart. and pass out In the urine; the
blood. unfltered carries the poison all
through the system, and II not checked
death follows. The kidneys are the sew
ers Of the human system.
When your kidneys are not doing their
work, some OF the symptoms which prove
II TO you are pain or dun ache In the back.
excess Of uric acid. gravel. rheumatic
pains. sediment In the urine. scanty sup
ply, sealding irritation In passing Il,
obliged 10 go often during the day and to
get up many times during the night 10
empty the bladder: sleeplessness, nervous
irritahinty dizziness. irregular heart.
hreathlessness. saliow, unhealthy COM
picxion, puffy or dark circles under
the ewes, sometimes the feet, limbs or
body bloat. loss OF ambition, general weak
ness and debility.
When you are sick or feel badly no
matter what you think tho name OF your
disease is, the first thing you should do In
to afford aid 10 your kidneys by using
Or. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kid
ney remedy.
In taking Swamp-Root, you afford nat
urai help TO nature, for swamp-Root Is
the most perfect healer and gentle aid 10
the Kidneys that is known (, medical SCI
ence.
Perhaps you arc I'm doubt about your
Kidneys and want to find out. Here's a
simple test. Take from your urine passed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
RAPID WINTER TRAVEL.


lid. vant OF this city, formerly In
ttxge Of the North American Transporta-
IN Trading Companys St. Michael
sege, has made flfteen-day winter trip
ifem Dawson 70 Seattle. For winter
tnvel the time ~ about as good as has
ttn made since the discovery OF the
Nhndikf. He left Dawson March q and
sfriyed In Seattle Match a.
yAnt rode a bicycle from Dawson TO
srItifk. Between the latter point and
hsnnett he found that the trail had been
2 cut up by cattle that he could not use
: "a bicycle, 40 he employed dog teams and
ssEos TO Bennett. and thence crossed TO
fssgway on the White Pass railroad.
:, Dawson IVES rather quiet when | left"
~ Want said, aside from the fact that
ttavy eonsignments OF goods were being
seeded TO the creek mines. Nearly ev-
sFYeody talked Of g0ing 60 Nome. COM
~ up the river. | passed Mrs. j J.
lifaly Just below Seikirk She was get
'ns along all right
also saw tribe OF 100 Peily River
iiaians bound for Dawson. They were
ssNmpanying the Bquaw over whom
ssarirs =. Hiil, the Stewart river miner,
sNsd William Baird, She had been sum
naned 70 Dawson as n witness. Her at
Maaants were ~ all ages and sizes. The
ssksskaston had reached point below
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
FUNIGATED MANY TINES.
ship Champion Travelled In Path of
Bubonic Plague.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
PORT TOWNSEND, March A-The
heart OF Capt. Jones. of the British ship
Champion. sunk almost into his boots
Royal Roads. where he called for orders
he was informed that in all likelihood he
would have TO so to Diamond point for
fumigaton.
way OF Honolulu, and from the skipper :
story, 1t would appear that he has had
the misfortune to travel right In the wake
of the bubonic plague epidemic.
At one of the South sen islands where
he put IN for water the disease was ram
pant The British official there insisted
on the vessel being fumigated and Capt
Jones gracefully acduicsced Upon ar
rival at sydney he was again held up and
fumiEated, and the day prior TO departure
he had the performance repeated. The
vessel then came to Honolulu, and sgd
uey being an infected port, the quaran-
tine officials at the midocean territory
gave him another turn OF the wheel.
After discharsng. he was ordered TO
Royal Roads for orders, and once more
before departure the fumes Of simmering
birthstone went through the ship. Final
ly finishing there, Capt. Jones set sail for
the Royal Roads and arrival after smart
passage. The eagle eye OF DR. Watts. Of
the British quarantine station, at VIII
liam Head, soon found Capt Watts. and
again his ship, as well as himself and
his crew. went through the smokehouse.
Then he received orders to come 10 Had
lock for lumber earg5 10 be taken 70
Valparaiso. The vessel came In this
morning and when Capt. Jones saw Or.
Fosters yeilow~iagged boat putting out
toward him he gave up In depsair.
The local official made careful inves-
tigation Of the health OF the crew and
thoughtful consideration, finally decided
TO pass the Champion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
DEATH OF cart. WALTERS.
Had Bcen Engaged la Effort TO
Raise the AndeIann.

Special Dispatch 10 the observation-disclosures.
TACOMA, March 2i~~Capt w h. Wal
tiers. OF Seattle, died today at St Josephs
hospital OF chronic nephritis. He had been
In the hospital about month. but was
not considered dangerously 81 until with
In the past week. He was a native of
Wisconsin, IS years of age and unwar-
ried. For several months he had been
engaged In an unsuccessful attempt to
raise the sunken British ship Andelana,
hnrbor January Il. 1889 Shortly after
the vessel went down "a local company
attempted to raise her. but failed. Capt.
Walters, who had had "A long experience
as a mariner on the Great lakes, soon aft
err organized the Pacific Wrecking and
salvage Company al Seattle, with the OBJ
1ect of raising her Associated with him
were Judge Richard Winsor and several
other Seattle men. They spent cOnsid-
erabla amount OF money IN the purchase
OF apparatus for raising the ship. includ-
Ing a diving outfit, barge which was
anchored over the ship, tackle, etc. BY
the time all this paraphernalia was as
sembltd cloudy fan weather came on,
and Il was impossible for divers 20 do
their work successfully Further efforts
We're accordingly postponed until spring.
Only few days ago the barge anchored
over the ship was lowed to shore and tied
up, indicating that work would not be re-
snmcd for some time. Diver Baldwin lost
his lie while trying to make descent 10
the AndelanR before Capt, Walters took
hold OF the enterprise,
Whether the Pacific Wreeking and
Salvage Company will make any further
attempts 70 save the ship now that Capt.
Walters IL dead is unknown here. The
total amount expended by the company,
including the purchase % the wreck from
the owners In England. through British
Vice Consul Alexander 80 said to exceed
xen