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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04
FOR THE CHILDREN.
heep Their Digestion Perfect
Nothing u So safe and Pleasant
IS Stuartsa Dyanensla rahIefs

30 SAFE ana Pleasant
as stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
,o ,n1susands of men and women have
est na stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the SAT-
s,s shd most reliable preparation for any
IT'D Ta % indigestion or stomach trouble,
hut h ~ Of people who are not sick,
stuart's Tablets after every meal 10 in
p,.. Perfect digestion and avoid trouble.
r. y y not generally known that the
for ' iIs,,. Ar r. just as good and wholesome
Little children who are male. thin and
nave no appetite or do not grow or
s: thrive. should use the tablets after eat
ne ma VIII derive great benefit from
Mrs: @. H. crotsiey, sss washington 81.
Dupoken, New Jersey, writes. Stuart.s
children as wen as for older folks. I'VE
nan the best Of luck with them My
tnree-year-old girl takes them as readily
az candy have only TO say tablets
sor ,s ne drops everything else and runs
a Buffalo mother . short time ago. who
99espeired q the life Of her babe, was so
child these tablets that she went before
We notary public Of Erie county. New
9TH on, ana made the following eflidavit:
uent'emen stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
month-old babr. which was sick and puny
ana the doctors said was suffering from
,nmgestion. | took the child TO the hos
r<~e t..Nf q iyAH0 10 FEilel. n Ifl6nO
mentioned the Stuart Tablets and pro-
cured a box from my druggist and used
only the large, sweet loxenEes In the box
ana was delighted 70 md they were just
me thing for my Vaby. I feel justified
q saying that Stuaft's Dyspepsia Tablets
-. nm MRS. y. +. pErHLopE.
subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of April 1897.
HENRY RARfs.
notary Public in and for Erie Co, N. <.
FOR babies, no matter how young or del
icate, the tablets win accomplish wonders
~ increasing flesh. appetite and growth.
every box. Full-stsed boxes are sold by
All druggists for 80 cents. and no parent
should neglect the use OF this safe rem
cay Tor all stomach and bowel troubles
= the child IL aiiing In any way regarding
Its food or assimilation
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have been
known for years m the best preparation
Tor al stomach troubles whether in adults
OF infants.
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| Tfeat Men Oaly, md Care
Them to Stay
Cured.

vited 70 consult me Immediately. If I
find your fears are unfounded I will
quickly unburden your mind But II
will tell you so frankly, and show you
how TO get rid of t.. My special treat
ment for contagious blood poison Il prac-
ticaliy the result OF my life work. and Ia
Endorsed by the best physicians of Ameri-
ca and Europe IL contains no danger
Gus drugs or Injurious medicines OF any
Kind, II goes 10 the very bottom OF the
impurtty. Soon every sign and symp-
tom OF blood poison disappear complete
~ and forever. The blood, the tissue.
the flesh. the bones and the whole sys-
TEN are cleansed. purified and restored to
perfect health and the patient prepared
anew for the duties and pleasures OF
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Associate Diseases.

IN curing an siiment Of any kind
never fail 20 remove all refcx compiica-
lions or associate diseases. II the case
Is varicccele the weakness caused by il
disappears. IL II is Structure and has
developed into Prostatic. Bladder or Kid
ney affections. the injured organs are all
restored to n perfectly heaithnil condi-
any and all skin. Blood and bona Dis
eases arising from the faint are entirely
and permanently eliminated from thu eys-
tenn IL Il IL impotency the many dis
trcssing symptoms following in its train
and indicating premature decline Of
physical mental and sexual power ara
totally removed and rapidly replaced by
Hence all resulting Ills and reflex ccmplf-
cations. which may be properly termed
associate diseases, and which. In fact,
ailment that gives rise to tEem--aN.
say. disappear completely and forever
with the cure OF the main malSdy.
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CLOSED OUT IT'S HOLDINGS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC ENDS CoNNEc-
TI0x WITH TACOMA LAND CO.
Trades Its Bonds and stock In the
Company fer . Strip of Tide Land
for Trackage-Its Property Inter-
ests WIN BE Larger In seattle.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, Nov. 3--President Mellen )
statement in the Post-Intelligencer TWO
weeks ago today that he intended pu1id-
ing terminal facilities Mt Seattle unless
he could secure certain property here.
brought the Tacoma Land Company TO
terms very quickly. Ever since the POST
Inteliigencers exclusive announcement OF
President Meilen's position In the matter
the wires between Tacoma, New York and
Philadelphia have been kept hot In an ell
fort to conclude the arrangements neces-
sary to keep the Northern Pacitic's ter
minals centered here.
As : result Il Il announced today the
Northern Pacific has purchased Of the
land company all its holdings OF Tacoma
tide lands, together with some lots In the
neighborhood OF the Northern Pacfnc sta
ton, On Pacific avenue. and the uncom-
pleted Olympian hotel and site. The price
paid is stated to be t474a00 As matter
OF fact, the Northern Pacific Is not ex-
pending much II any cash. for the ar
rangement provides that the land company
shall in return, purchase all o. the land
company's bonds and stock owned ~ the
railroad.
The Northern Pacific assumes the pay
ment on the tide lands due to the state.
amounting to about $4,000. The tide lands
which the railroad thus secures comprise
narrow strip or rim around the main
body OF tide lands. lying between the city
channel and the st. Paul mill property.
They viii be filled in with the earth taken
from the city channel, and eventually COW
cred with warehouses and other terminal
facilities adjacent to deep water. The city
lots on South Pacific avenue and the
Olympian hotel were taken BY the railroad
only because the tide lands were not Of
sufYicient value to OFFSET the stock and
bonds turned over by the railroad
The most significant part Of this deal Is
the fulfillmenf of President Mellen's de-
sire to absolutely get out Of the Tacoma
Land Company and forever part company
with the Tacoma townsite speculation. Az
ter the papers are signed the coming week
the Northern Pacific will have no greater
interest In Tacoma than in any other city
II touches. and its property interests here
will be less In value than those at Sc
attic.
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Structure.

II matters not how long you have suf-
fered from structure, nor how many dill
ferent doctors have disappointed you. |
will cure you just as certainly as you
come to me for treatment. I win not do
It BY cutting on dilating. My treatment
Is new, entirely original with me. and
perfectly painless. II completely dissoives
the structure and permanently removes
every obstruction from the urinary pas
sage. 1t stops every unnatural dis
charge, allays all inflammation, reduces
the prostate gland when enlarged,
cieanses and heals the bladder and kid
neys when irritated or congested. invig-
crates the sexual organs and restores
health and soundness to every part OF
the body affected by the disease.
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K0NrTZ. Prussia Nov THE frlai
which has been IN progress FOR fort
night ras; ~ number 81 persons saz.
yertef 81 1efng implicated fu the wys;erf.
GUS murder ~ a BOY Ernest Winter. here
ssrae tirre agn. N he so-ragiea 'ritua,
crime" has suddenly sakan a sensational
torn The murdered boys father. who 4
a high official IN latter Addressed 4
butcher F.Senssaeit 81 Hrechisu. witt
demonstrating the murder. lie also
charges riser~raett and HTraEewge sex.
ton. vnxsek with pertafy committed dur.
frr the COURSE ~ yesterdays testimony
The actual mpr3erers have not yet bear
-tLr..,.-rr.-4
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GREAT GROWTH OF
POSTAL SERVICE.
saswn In the Report of the
ssMee Department for Eta
cal Year.

IL ssss.t''t.sNGToN, Nev. &--The report Of
IL Ssa'.er % the postoifiea department
.Asws assM Year ending June 40 1890,
yxts.,.ssss@s tee total revenues for the de-
sss 'a ssn tor that period were SO. "a. s-a.
a drsNs. sApeadlturcs Siog $40 as. Leaving
ssasnrs OF stSstslN. The afaovnt az
xrsrs-.. stamped envelopes. Newspaper
Sstr -. 80 issstai cards sold during the
ass.xsss Sael2NG The amount az sec
srx snA postage collected tom publish
ans Ss.na"ws SCENTS was s., S1s Ss6 The In
ssftalis.. seoss an expenditure tor trans
wi1ss ~ expendliure Of 81 .as6. -Oi. The re-
~p Asrssnn ne domestic money order sys-
esss II ~ NE year are shown 70 have
esvSs w. and tho expenditures sssss. Sss,
s.h~ss ! net revenue OF 81 sss.ssS Net.
as6Ser nx this favorable showing. the
sksfS ~ ny that " CHARGED Its proper
Na,d 4 ~ expenses OF che service there
saaaals. ''' ''SS e' At 'eAs' WV
eest shows that the population Of
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SyphiIItIc Bleed Poison.

On account OF its frightfal hideousness
contagious blood poison lie commonly
called the king of all vcnereal diseases
1t may be either hereditary or contract
ed Once the system Is tainted with ii.
the disease may manifest itself in the
form OF scrofula. eczema, rheumatic
pains. sim or swollen joints. eruptions
or copper-colored spots on face or body.
little ulcers In the mouth or on the
tongue, sore throat. swollen tonsiis, fall
ing out OF the hair or eyebrows, and
finally a leprous-like decay OF the flesh
and bone. II YOU have any OF these or
similar symptoms you are cordially In
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FEDERAL BUILDING IS
IN SIGHT FOR SEATTLE.
Special Dispatch to the Post InteIlisencer

NA7AsHNGToN D. c. Nov aThe the poscs
WW
once there distributing point for NAH destined for Alaska
the ONCE appeal for tho erection Of federal building
In
gress.t hat al be +
OF the
In of
OF
off IS perez a
n
the las make
ssa fuel nos
PEI cent Of o
this the Seattle
as
the
xns the cent Of expens Of reoep being
OF the pts
all the in the
andth
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the city's ordinance. 800 and costs each,
which was very cheap.
Lathrop il to appeal his case to the
superior court. and II is thought Wells
win pay his fine. II is understood the
county authorities will take up the case
and prosecute the offenders under the
state law. The feeling OF the community
over the AFFAIR will demand rigid pros-
ecution under the law laid down by the
statutes.
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M'DoNALD SUED AGAIN.
Dsirymen Institute Proceedings To
Recover Damaxss

Social ntspateh 70 the Pcst-fnts,,lxencer
sfOhANk. New: &--suit was com.
raenend today by the firm Of uAthswa,
Co. manufacturers OF butter. ~ ~
state az Iowa. against r. A. Mcpen.iS
the state dairy commissions. James pgfs
lfvRnt and Edgar II Stanfor - -.
recovery ~ Aaoa pounss OF ,h~sr h,,,,a-
whieh was setxed hy the food co,s.n,t..
sloner tn this city soma time ago, ~ -
N.ne. and also for 800 a. costs ana To-
seizure " w
Al the time the butter was aeiras -
the dairy CON missioner he claimed /. -.
renovated butter ana should b. r.lArS.s
sn The plaintiffs Aliege in their -.
plant that the butter was pure N''A'-
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intellieencer.
ABERDEEN, Nov. Edward Dola n
and William Dreyer. aged 10 and 10 years
respectively. have been missing from their
homes In this city since yesterday. and
considerable anxiety = felt on the mart
played truarsi from school. and were last
seen In a canoe near the American mill,
on the wlshkah river. An active search
has been made by the police, but up
10 this time no trace Of them can ~
found. aud 81 r. tho growing sentiment
that the boys have surely been drowned
Dolan's father IL quite ri At his resi-
dencN
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PLACED uNDER HEAVY BONDS.


SPOKANE Nov, a--An inquest was
held today to determine the CAUSE ~
death OF Miss Clara wexer. OF ST. TO-
seph. Mo. who died under suspicious CIR
cumstances az the private hospital az
Midwife BERTHA war6rum. which resulted
IN the jury bringing In verdict thnf
ecath was due to a criminal operation
and that the operation was perforfned Isl
the NardFum v0mAns house.
Mrs. WArdrum. ~Ao was released or, n
N,ee bond was rearressed tonight ana her
cona lxcd ~ N.so Up 20 this time the
relatives OF the victim residing IN .his
state have strenuousiv maintained fhas
Miss Wexer was not IN a Delicate cr,r,ss.
Won when- less than two months aso sha
left Them 10 return 10 81. Joseph.
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the United States district courts are not
called upon TO review the decisions OF the
collector OF the ports In the matter Of
admitting Chinese The court was appeal
ed TO In the ease OF Ching Afoo. who
was refused Ambulance on arriving from
Uonxkong, and the judge ruled that the
apprais IN such cases would be made 10
the treasury department. except In urgent
cases
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ROME Nov 2--Scarches made at
Genoa. Milan and Florence, have resulted
IN the discovery OF title deeds. stolen
rr,m the vatican. valued at 2n.oec francs.
4 man and n woman were arrested at
genoa and a search OF their home dis
closed quantity OF American title deeds:
Others were solved at tnn resia~hces ol
thsv purchased the deeds Ia good faith.
ons ~ the persons arrested at uenos IL
a nrominent man Of the SOCIALIST party.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post-inteiilxencer
ABERDEEN. Nov a--d. r. Mann, pro-
priefor Of the Turkish bath rooms on q
street. was robbed Of ~ Yesterday while
taking n nap. u was In a drawer IN the
cent rfecer There are several suspects
but the police have not made any ar
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After Exsraditson Papers.

Special Dispatch 10 the post-Inseiilgrncer
OLYMPIA. Nov, 7-resecfive Sergt. An
drew Nugnnt. % the New York police de-.
partrnent. was IN this city this fore
noon 70 secure extradltlon papers for
Charles r. Mather. now under arrest AZ
Seattle FOR The theft n New York city
Of diamonds
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Special Dispatch to the Post-inteligencrr
TACOMA, Nov. 2--Two hundred veter-
sons Of veterans and Philippine war vet
Grams. attended a Meeting OF the yeter-
ans League held here this afternoon Sew
erai prominent Republicans addressed the
gathering
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Men, many OF you are now reaping the
result OF your former folly. Your man
hood is failing. and will soon be lost un-
less you do something for yourself. There
is no time to lose. Impotency. like all
sexual diseases, Is never on the stand
still. With 1t you can make no compre-
mise. Either you must master It or it
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have been IN TAIL here several days. They
are Roy eager. Willie and Pearl Sloan
and Leo Neyns. The mother OF the Ca
ger boy and father OF the Sloan boys came
over from Seattle and accompanied them
to the court
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Special Dispatch to the Post-rutelligeneer
TACOMA. Nov. Edgar Campbell, The
young lawyer who has been growing veal
mentally for some time, was committed
10 the steilacoom asylum today. His
trouble results from an attack OF cerebral
meningitis. and Nhe has suicidal ten
dency.
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IN. post-Inseiiigencer has secured the
~xss,sxiye risht for Washington TO Rand,
MrSaily 4 Co.'S latest folder map Of
china and Asia These may be secured
10 cents each.
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exclusive right FOR Washington 20 "a. "a
NcNsiiy a Co.'S latest folder msn ~
china and Asia. These may be serp,-es
al Post-Intsiiigeneer business oiases al
- csx.lA Aash
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raVY PROGRAMME
is MADE PUBLIC.
y poovs1ss Ter the nui1aing ~ Z
vosmt6ahls Array - Warships
nnd Tenders.


NnW rORK. Nov s.-~As finally adopt
Il Mys Washington special to the
Ip>sns the United States naval increase
Ne0Nmsne for 1901 involves the coustrue-
Tim " thirty-two vessels. Of ISL 200 tons
Unelcemsnt, or more than double that
~ AVN In any previous year. The
~ vtecA congress IL 10 bs asked to
aAtkefi1s IL three 1s.000-ton battieships.
~ xee-ton armored cruisers. six 2.oOp-
H. gauboass. six soo-ton gunboats. ten
Sktoa eunboats. three I5.ooo-ton golfers.
- iaokton repair ship and one 7,oo0-ton
u4{1na transport
~ hoard Of construction has decided
y omit the. torpedo boats. both surface
- enomarine. recommended by the poll
NJ (nafd. OF which Admiral Dewey is
FsIiIsnisfa conforms Tor Closely 10 the initial
80rct nader discussion week ago.
W4 prcgyamush- nlAkers have confined
10Y project to ships for offensc. for pc-
~ e. ~ Tor naval auxIliary purposes by
~ new conditions Imposed upon the
wv W the Increasing Importance OF
AmsttpAn interests in the far East.
.t. E pfpposed are more formidable
M, W.a ~ q the category yet designed
y wun tEe seventeen row building or au-
.nqFsesd. and with the six battleshipx and
w ~ Armofed cruisers already In commits
sgn tney viii give an offensive force
=. WrV shlrs. Twenty-Five gunboats
- tt.<<t''t. ~ hptttt NutSf principally
z ne Philippines, although adaptable
" service In China. The aoo-ton gum
S&ss VII be tho smallest war vessels.
rn.ep{ tnfptdo boats ever built for the
sS1sl states navy. bat they will be-
ne nire recommended by all officers
~, Hrefi<ncc In the Philippines. essen
49, ~ 70 preserving order among the small
-7us q the archipelago,
Three nix Golfers.
ms three GOLFERS ara designed 10 de-
49, % single voyage from Norfolk
~ ions or coal 81 Manila. Guam.
,vp Paxo or Hawai-. They are aiso
a s ss = sufficient speed 10 enable them
! amrany any fleet OF battleships on
100 cruise, They are TO be equipped
ssss a susomatic loading and unloading
<x[IMlNs, and, n necessary. will be
10y converted into cable-layfng ships
We On the Pacific ocean.
!. ~ spasr vessel Vulcan ~ 10 be kept
. ny Fhihrrnes, and 81 virtually 70 be
umlnx navy ysra
~ " proposed maritime transport Is 10
~ she seiace, but half again as large.
nssas ssFnsd With lisht guns She IL
~ the maritime corps, which
S,sa"s mas NM men dependent on the
ssr 81 90 army ships for transporta-
nNs. me rev vessel Ia 20 have accom-
~ ns Toy two hattaiiors and "a have
49,. s'srd Tor the purpose % getting a
~ * a9sskly 20 any scene OF tisturhar,re
Mr. hast her headquarters being al
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TF@ EXPLOSION
N 4 COAL NINE.
i. = rrxrns ARE KILLED AND
nS FATALLY INJuRED.
y 80 victims Were MnnE1ed
1900 observation-disclosures
S.,.@ prsRaBIy Due TO an Acct
z..ses DsscAsrEe Of Pyaa.ite.

-, spp5 n. va. Nov. 3.--Mauy min
lit 1 kti,od nv an explosion that oc-
n 80 n,ornlng at the mines Of the
2Z..s &c S.oa1 and Transportation Com
I!l1r " errrysburg. six miles from this
.s-;6.&. Marks and james Jackson were
sxss injured.
~ .~cioelon was so great that mules
~ " ~ a. the mouth OF the mine, and
@ S~vS hlown forty feet from the track.
<~.s IN vas blown IN TWO AZ tno io'ns,
- - BODY thrown against 2 p''s OF
VI. .- Il the mouth OF the mine.
.. .ss&s sniff went on duty at
~ 81 y reveryfhine went smoothly until
ezs -..sirfrff. when the explosion oc-
(; = "A. go ware mutilated beyond recog-
$500 and the scene wHs calculated 70
7s ~ strongest heart fail.
y <--,os,oa was probably the result
Aa y. sccsSer tai discharge Of dynamite.
"A .s serhsnx bv concussion of q blast.
i 'ssss ,arsrerfv loss Il light. Operations
Is - =. s-1iyvn IA AZ the mines as usual on
\ .,.s s,n,os.on was plainly heard at Phil
" 4 occurred in the second left No.
Ss1@ toath entrance. The mine owners
a;r1 Is discuss II. saying It was carsed
& Is heavy charge Of powder being
fhe miners say II was caused by
: ~ q known how many we're killed
- h3ursd Not until ron call can this
q 61(SrnlBed.
prsaeias 0st Dead.
!. ~oon A. the mine had cleared sum
ssrtIv rrrcuers Al once began the re-
.svsi q the dead. Up to noon today the
xIIsSinx had been taken out dead: Lewis
Sssx IndYew Blackwell. Richard john
11 Afbert Brown. Epeck Adams, Joseph
-, Lawrence Duncan, Ivan Petrocn.
= 8uSigi. Walter Waienski ana Oiiie
3kS 81 boss on duty and his brother.
III 3erka. were taken out unconscious.
15 cosnol possibly recover.
a ~ work or removing the dead goes
- th1pes hook worse. Four men have
,sac kfouxht out during the last hour. apd
~ rnreheys report that doxsns are vet
= ~ nine Most OF those brought out
- mr1fsnted beyond description.
Y kmonxer Just returned from the
l6n enys that the bodies OF twelve men
2Tn heen brought out eight OF whom
- pUeusnised. -Four men are In tho
1fsf not expected TO live until morn
RI TWsnty men are unnccounted for.
~ men are moetly negroes ana Slavs.
~ force Of the explosion was 70 great
~ ~ msn were found sixty feet from
~ 11uolh II the mine. An hour after
~ explosion hundreds had Waited the
~. I'm sight was most horrible one.
or6Na along the main channel and about
~ eSening were the arms, legs. hands
~ ether portions OF the bodies OF the
~ nlnevs
~ nlssrs insist that the explosion was
/ au1s4 ~ are damp.
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Is. and in their stead come the pride. the
power, and the pleasure OF perfect health
and restored manhood.
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Ordered to Reform school.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
TACOMA, Nov. AIT the request OF
tho police. Judge Kean today sent to the
reform school the four Seattle boys who
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cnftnn In rlamr..

LIVERPOOL > ". 1-FIre broke out
IN cotton whiSh had b~en landed on the
sock from tho British stensTer European
since her arrival hrrs October. - from
~ayv Orleans. and 500 haies have been
damared rs fire and thousand bales ~
wafer.
Tyee British steamer ohio. from Baisf-
more 0w@aner 90 for Rotterdam. paseed
pynvxlA rssfut today IN tow. The ma
ture 81 her trouble IL not known.
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the United States n 1870 was l0oo. 100: in
1900 II In over 7e0CoOOO The wealth Of
the people In real and personal property
probably aggregated $1,000 00o, O0o In 1870.
and y conservatively estimated at $4,000 :
100000 In 1870 The number OF postoflices
was ~ In 1850. and S76.G91 in 1900 The pos
tai revenues were ss7,s75 in 1890. and Sio2.-
354.579 In 1900. Therefore. while the popu-
latfon OF the country has increased 10 to
In ITO years. and the wealth OF the peo-
pie 10 to !. the number of postof1ces has
Increased 1000 to and the revenues Of
the service 2.70o to I.
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Must Appeal to Treasury Department
HONOLULU. Oct. 2s.--United States
Judge Estee has made a ruling IN Chi
nese immigration case to the effect that