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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
scouT COMMITS SUICIDE.
Frank Bennett Follows Miss schnei-
der to the Grave.

Honolulu. Dec H. via San Francisco.
Dec 9-Frank =. Bennett. The we'll
known American scout. committed sui
eide here by shooting himself IN the head
last Thursday. His suicide followed the
death by poisoning. Of Miss Clara schnei-
der. an intimate friend. Bennett, was an
Indian aghtcr Of national reputation. hav-
ing been one Of three survivors of tho
famous company Of which Buffalo BliT IS
best known and having taken a promi-
nent part In running the Apache Geroni-
mo TO earth. Miss Schneider Was a do
nestle IN the famiiy OF Paul Neumann
The British sloop of war Icarus. Com
mander Knowing has arrived at Hlo.
She left Esquimault some time ago under
orders to proceed to Panama 10 inquire
into the seizure Of a British steamer by
the Colombian government. The United
states training ship Adams arrived here
to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
SHOCK WAS roo GREAT.
Miss Rohrbach Was Near Desk when
Auditor Morris Was shot.

Holdaysburg. Pa. Dec. 2i-Miss Juan
ia Rohrbach. an emp.oye OF the auditors
ofBco of the War Department. has been
brought 20 her home in this city in an
acute stage Of nervous collapse that d
likely TO prove fatal Miss R0hrbach was
near the desk OF Auditor Frank " Nor
ris when Mcdonald entered and shot him
The shock OF the tragedy was too much
for the young womau's nerves.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
ANOTHER BOY KIDNApED.
This One Returned Home All Right.
However.

Kalamazoo. Mich, Dec ei-Hobart
C,ayherg a i7-ycar-old boy. whose father.
John -. Ciayberg, Is prominent cillxen
OF Helena. Mont, was kidnapped IN this
witty lest night by two men. The hoy
was blindfolded and compelled 10 walk
20 Matiawan, . distance OF eleven miles.
II became 20 stormy that the kidnapars
released young Clayberg at Matfawan.
after relieving him Of the small sum Of
money he had In his pockets. The boy
telegraphed here for help and was brought
home during the night. The sheriff and a
force Of deputies have been WORKING en-
the case since Ciaybcrgs return.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
A RIOT At PIDC0CK.
white Man and Negro Have
necn KILLED.

Qultman. Ca, Dec. 2i-A telegraph
message has just been received BY Mar
shal Wade from Pldcock. a midtown IN
the western part OF this. Brooks county.
announcing that not OF some magnitude
was IN progress. and that two men. ono
white man and one negro. had been killed.
The telegram caAed for the marshal ana
policemen Of Quitman and the sheriff of
the county.
Sheriff Conoiy IL In Thomasvllle.
Efforts 20 get the particulars have
failed 20 far.
Fidcock ls tho Southern terminus Of the
Georgia Northern Railway. and a barge
mill Is situated there
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
EUROPE HAs THE GRIP.
English and Americans Have n Joint
Christmas Tree.

London Dec 25-The weather through
ont Europe IS mild and there are many
complaints OF the presence Of Influenza
rhe Christmas trade generally is active.
a brilliant entertainment was arranged
IN vienna last evening b. the American
and English colonies. and large eiec-
trlcaiiy lighted Christmas tree Was dis
,,isved al the Hotel Bristol
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
YOUNG WOMAN sIIssING.
strange Disappearance of Maggie
Hoc1 nt Pueblo. Col.

Pueblo. Col. Dec. 2i-The police to-day
failed to throw any light upon the mys-
tcrious disappearance OF Maggie Hoel
who yesterday left or was taken from
the home OF her uncle. Charles Beatty, q
short distance west OF this city.
It has been learned. however that
scsne time yesterday morning q carriage
drawn BY white horses was In the vicinity
and a richly dressed lady alighted from
Il. and seemed TO be searching for some
thing Il has been impossible thus far to
fnd such carriage The girl. who IL
eighteen years OF age. had a guardian Ia
Missouri and young man here was
known a. her sweetheart. The latter is
griefstrlcken and IL doing all he can 70
a.d IN solving the mystery. The simple
and Innocent character of the girl seems
70 preclude theories of elopeFnant and
tne circumstances appsrr 90 indicate kid
napsng but Tor what motive cannot be
learned.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
PRESIDENT TAFT's IDEA.
Substitute United states Currency in
PhlIIppInes at Once.

Washington. Dec el-President Taft Of
the Philippine Commission has come for
ward with another suggestion FOR the
settlement Of the Philippine currency
question. which is nov pressing urgently
Tor adjustment. He discards the former
plans Of something like a trade dollar
and OF maintaining BY the credit OF the
United States nxed ratio bes~een the
Mexican dollar and American sold. and
proposes 10 ADOPT United States money.
pure and simple. as the money OF the
Philippines tie points out that radical
as is this move. Il must be made sooner
or later. II tho islands are 70 remain un-
der the control Of the United States, and
that delay ony serves 70 agsravate the
evils OF the present confusion OF sys-
TENS.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
GUAM INA BAD WAY.
Inhabitants Have supplies for only
Three weeks.

Manila. Dec 2i-Omcers of the United
States cruiser Newark. which has return
ed from the investigation into the cir
cumstanees OF tho disaster that befell the
United states auxiliary cruiser Yosemite
on the Island OF Guam. say there were
supplies enough available when the New
ark left 20 last three weeks and that tho
inhabitants would then be dependent
upon supplies sent from Cavite. They
also report that the soil Will produce rice
and corn by April. although az present
everything wears a forlorn aspect.
The United states cruiser Albany. Capt
J. T. Craig has sailed for Hong Kong
20 ascertain and repair the damage she
sustained through grounding on a reef ia
gubig bay.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
CANADIANS WANTED.
To Join Raden-PoweII's TransvaaI
Monnted rolIcc.

Ottawa. ont, Dec 2-The colonial Of
hce is anxious 60 get as many Canadians
as possible 90 join Baden-Powclrs Trans
vaal mounted police. Il l.o0 Canadilns
volunteer for this service it O. the inien-
zion Of the Imperial government TO Offer
ten captaincies and df,oen lieutcnancies
10 the force 20 qualified officers OF the
Canadian militia.
The pay for men is shillings per DAY
from the date OF landing IN Cape Town.
with free transportation from Canada 10
South Africa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
THE PLANT WILL CASE.
Dispositions Taken in Behalf Of Mrs.
Want In Nrw Haven.

New Haven Conn. Dec - In the Pro
bate Court to-day deposiilons were taken
In the action Of Mrs. ~ y. Plant against
ex-Judge Lynde Harrison IN the celebrat-
ed Plant viii case. Judge Harrison Is
one OF the executors of the win OF Mr.
Plant. who left about 100000. An of-
fort is being made IN behalf Of Mrs
Plant 10 have the win probated In This
state. instead Of in New York. In order 70
increase the amount coming 20 Mrs
Plant. AZ
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
THREE VESSELS ASHORE.
Seventeen seRmen Rescued by Llfe
smvlnm Crews.

Washington. Dec. 2G-supt Kimbaii of
the iife-saviug service tonight received
the following dispatch from Keeper
Hitchlngs Of the Smiths Island Cva) nfo-
saving station:
Tug Ocean King. the barge Rondout
and barge Astoria ran ashore on Myrtle
beach. eight miles northeast OF Smiths
Island station Crews numbering seven
teen saved ia the lifeboat by the Smiths
Island and Cobb's Island llfe-saving
crows
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
A KENruokY SHOOTING.
Two Men Killed and Two Wounded
az the Paris DistiIIery.

London. Ky. Dec. 2.-TwO men were
killed and two wounded at Earis disii-
llery. In Clay county. twelve miles from
mere. late yesterday -Four members OF
In. Sizrfrore family on one side and
Henry Barrett and ". H. Young on the
other. engaged IN a desperate fight Young
ana one 81 ihe sizemQres were killed and
two of che sizemores were probably fa-
tally wounded.
Al o.d fcud was the cause Of the
trouble
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
NOT coon ron BRITISH.
Reports Of serious situation In Cape
Colony Confirmed.

London. Dec 25-'sWe learn says Ine
Daily Mail. that the reports Of the Sc
rlous situation ln Cape colony are fuily
confirmed The invading Beers are re-
cclving much assistance from the Cape
Dutch. Railway communication between
cape Town aud the north Is aimos; en-
ti-e.y severed. partly by Boer operations
ana partly by rains"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
ARmExIANs WANT HELP.

Revolutionary Federation Tele-
graphs President Mckinley.
Boston. Dec. 2t-The Armsnians revo-
luton federation have telesraphsd Pres
ident Mckinley resolution adopted IN
annual convention to-day urging this
governments interference IN behalf OF
the Armenians' who. the resolution says
are perishing, and will soon be extermi-
mated.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
A cHaisTmAs AFFAIR.
Gen. Parnxa Gets Up a Holiday RE-
volt in Venezuela.

Curacao Dutch Guiana. Dec. "a, via
Hayticn cab!e.--celes,ino Peraza. former
iy the secretary general Of President Cas-
tro of Venezuela. has revolted against the
Venezuelan government. near Lcxema. IN
the Guarico district. A force Of 2,ac0 Ven
ezuelan troops under Gen. Aristides Fan
dec, has been Eent against Peraza
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25

London. Dec. l.-Gen. Reginald Pole
carew, who has returned from South
Africa, will marry Lady Beatrice Frances
Elizabeth. elder daughter % the Marquis
OF Ormonde. He "a Il years OF age and
she ls under ..
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
KRUGER sTIFF-NEoKED.
Boer victory Has Made the old Man
Foolish.

London. Dec 25-"since the Nootit-
ra.iarhi anair" saws the norresnanlenf of
the Daily Mail az the Hague. "1ir. Kru-
ger has become sti0-necked. He nov
-cornfuly rejects all private suggestions
in the nature OF peace overtares."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
MCDONALD IMPROVED.
'oroner's Jury Charge. Him with
killing Of Auditor Morris.

htttuE Of Auditor Morris.
Washington, Dec. A.-The coroner's in
quest IN the case OF Frank II Morris
auditor Of che treasury for the War De-
p1riment who was killed at the Winder
building Saturday afternoon by Samuel
Mcdonald. former dshursing officer Of
h' bureau. was held to-day. The verdict
Mis that Norris came % his death hy
son 81 pistol shos wound inflicted by
Mcdonald.
Mcdonald. who Is in "a prccarious con-
uiN1n az the Emergency Hospital suffer-
lng from self-infiicted wounds after Kill
ing Morris. T. somewhat improved. and
has chance 10 recover.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
TURMOIL on raE WEST COAST.
several Volunteers Killed and
wounded fn Little sktrmisheS.

Manila. Dec. 2l-Advices to the Associ-
ated Press from the island Of Leyte chow
the west coast. but that the coast IS
quiet. the leaders having retired 20 the
mountains Lieut. Frank f. Lynch and
three men OF the Forty-fourth Volunteer
Infantry were wounded near ilongas. on
the west coast. Two men OF Company l.
Forty-third Volunteer Infantry. were
killed and three Of companies l. and X
together with Lieut. Louis H. Leaf. were
wounded Dec. - near san Miguel. north
western Leyte.
No decided results have yet been se-
cured by the 2oW United States troops
distributed among the coast towns Of
gumar
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
MORE TROUHLE FoH sHIPs.
Dense Fogs ON EnaIish Coast and
several Wrecks Occur.

London. Dec. 2l-Deuse fogs on The
coasts are greatly interfering with nav
lgaiion and several wrecks have occurred.
The British steamer Brunswick grounded
in the Bristol channel. heeied over and
sank Seven OF her crew were drowned.
The reports that several Shetland fish
ing boats were In great peril from the
storm and had probably been lost are con-
drmed. only one boat out OF five has
been found. and 10 O. known that no few
er than twenty-five fishermen have per-
fshod
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25

shamoxin, Pa. Dec. 2i-The Enterprise
colilery operated by w, l.. Connell a Co.,
OF Scranton. Pa. was tied up completely
to-day BY seven hundred employees going
% strike.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
40 MORE NEWS BUTCHERS.
Erie Railroad 20 Cut on the Train
uoys.

Cleveland. O.. Dec. 2i-ordcrs have
been issued aboiishing the train boys or
news butchers on all trains Of the Erie
Railroad system west OF Salamanca. y.
Y. after Midnight Dec. 81, and on al lines
east Of that point after midnight Jan. 81.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
srLLIs JOHNSON KILLED.
Another Kentucky Aaair with Fatal
Results.

,flddlsboro. Ky. Dec. A-Glilis johnson
was shot and killed BY Charles Wilcox Of
Harlan county to-day. Wilcox w4s
slightly wounded. johnson was saot
four times. death being inetau taneous
gobnson Is reputed to have killed three
men,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25

Grand Rapids. Mich. Dec. ei-The Com
mon Council OF this city unanimously
adopted resolution tonight. extending
Mr. Kruger an official welcome and the
freedom OF the city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25

Cape Town. Dec. 2i.-Lord Kitchener
has arrived 90 DeAar Cape Colony. and
e. taking measures to crush the Boer in
vasion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-25
DENMAHk's ROYALTIES.
king Christian VIII spend Christi
MIA. IN HIs own Country.

Copenhagen. Dec. 2i-king Christian
will spend the Christmas holidays in
Denmark for the first time since the death
of Queen Louise This evening all The
members OF the royal family are the guests
~ Prince Waldcmar and Princess Marie.
tomorrow there viii be great banquet
in the royal palace. which al the royal
a.. ,vlT attend
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-07
FERAY COUNTY CONVERSION.


SPECIAL Dispatch TO the Post ntelllrencer
=, sPOkANE. Sept. THE Ferry COUNTY
inspuoIican convention met At Repuhiir
ms morning and organised temporerilv
~ eiecsing Andrew r. Burleigh chair
man man and z. L. Chapman secretary. Later
tnese oniccrs were made permanent. The
credenttale committee Reported thirty-fwo
aeIefates entitled 10 seats, keyerai pre-
cincts not reporting.
several hpirited contests were had for
some OF the places on the ticket but most
OF the nominations were made by accla-
NATION The following ticket was put up !:
representative. James r. Harvey: audi
tor. - 9 souls sheriff. A. r. stewart:
Northrup; attorney, w Z. Brown; e.ssr.
sor. NJ y. shinn; surveyor. r. Nj. HAM
mond; school superintendent, Miss Jose
phine Grimm; coroner. DR.. ], II. Burns:
county commissioners. o. II. Lewis A. C,
Short and Lew p. Wlimot With the ex-
ception 81 Lewis and Wiinot, the nomi-
nces are all from Republic.
The county central committee was or
ganixed with Mr.. Burieith as chairman.
A Republican rally was held tonight
under the anapicea Of the Mckinney
Roosevelt club Standing room was in
demand and great enthusiasm prevailed
Speeches by the candidates and party
leaders and music were the features. An
able and patriotic speech by Hos. Andrew
r. BurleiRh brought the issues OF tho
campaign before the voters and was re-
ceived With great applause.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-07
TRACK RECORD IS BROKEN.
OREGON MARE ovETA TRoTs IN
zs21 Ia on EVERETT GROUNDS.
Her Performance the Feature of the
Third Day of the snohomish
County Fnfr-Today's Racing Pro-
gramme Best of the Meeting.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-rnfelligencer,
EVERETT. Sept. 1.-THE feature of the
racing at the Snohomish county fair here
today was the breaking OF the track
record by John Campheirs bay mare
oveta in the $50 trot. when she trot-
ted the fifth heat In s:2lA Campbell
lives at Pendieton. Or. The other races
were good. and the attendance. while
not so large as that of yesterday. was
exceedingly satisfactory.
The races tomorrow VIII be the most
interesting OF the meeting All the bust
ness houses of the city will close and
many of the mills. also, viii shut down
in order to allow their employees to attend
the fair. The following Is the pro-
gramme.
Free-for-aii race. three in I'VE. purse
t1,000.
2:3o ,rot, three in Ave. purse $50.
One-half- mile dash, purse $50.
One-half-mile dash, pony, IA hands or
under, ta5.
The following is summary OF today's
races.
2:30 pace-John Madison won, Dock
Wright second. Bonnie Jean third. Time.
2;3s. 2:2sis. 2:314
ESQ trot-oveta won. Phil n. second.
Road Boy third. Time, 2;ssA. 2;2s4, $50.
2:22is. AIM.
Half mile dash--Pat Tucker. first. Easel
second, Beaver Tom third. Red j. fourth.
Time, o:5l.
Fsve-eighths-mile dash Madrone won,
Almendral second, Red Spinner third.
Time. i:06x.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-07
WILL VOTE FOR M'K|NLEY.
FUsr0yIsTs OF CLALLAM COUNTY
ARE DESERVING BRYAN.
OId-Tfme Democrats Are sick of
Him, PopuIists Return to the Re-
publican Party ana silver Repub-
licans Are Once More in Fold.
special pispatch 70 the post.fntellIgeneer.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-fntelllgenter.
PORT ANGELES, Sept. s.-Examina-
ton into existing political conditions IN
this county gives startling results There
are dozens of old-lne Democrats and
Populists here who boldly announce that
they will support Mckinley in the com
ing campaign. Following is partial
list. Mayor w. f. Hooker, Prof. Samuel
Trehy. LOUIS Flowers, George Meagher.
sr., r. J. Williams, r. p. Fisher, William
PenderEast, C. p. Brown. b. T. Smith.
Frank r. Bible. J. d, Yarnell George
Wunderlich. q. ". Smith. Thomas Jarvis.
J. T.. Beam. John Bell and Charles Gil
muir.
Mayor Hooker was formerly q Southern
Democrat from Georgia and postmaster
here under Cleveland. Mr. Flowers was
for several years editor and proprietor
or Democratic paper at Port Town
send. Mr.. Bible has been q lifelong DEM
ocrat. but Is now editor OF the Clallam
County Courier. and Is writing good Nc
Kinley doctrines. Prof. Treby 10 a prom
inent teacher in the city schools. Mr..
Fisher has always been a Democrat and
was inspector OF customs under Cleve-
land, and still holds that position. Judge
c. V. Smith started in life as a Repub-
lican, but for the past few years AFFILIATED
Nth r. the poPnlist party He is new back
dergast is one OF this city's prosperous
business men.
Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Yarneii Mr.. Jarvis. Mr..
Wunderiich and Mr. Bell have always
heretofore voted the Democratic ticket,
but they do not like Bryan's position on
the Philippine question. and will support
the American policy OF Mckinley. Mr..
Brown was born and bred a Democrat,
but voted for Mckinley four years ago,
and will do II again this fall. Mr. Beam
and Mr.. Gilmur are Republicans who
jumped the track on the silver question,
but now consider that issue dead and
will henceforth push along the good cause
o. Republicanism with their old assoc
ciates.
George w O'Bricn. editor OF the Cial.
lam Bay Record. at East Clailam. until
four years ago was a stanch Democrat,
but could not swallow free silver, and
came out squarely for sound money and
Mckinley. He is now advocating the re.
election OF Mckinley.
The Republican. party n Claliam co,rn-
" In In splendid shape. The county ticket
IL unusually strong and will be elected
right down the line.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-07
BITTER IN THURsroS COUNTY.


ePge 1 Dispatch to the Post-IntelIigencer.
DLl MIA, Sept. 6.--Next Saturday
prvp.piy the three fusion parties in this
county viii arrange. through the chair
~ nen OF their committees. for the calling
ticket. The definite plar, is not AZ nrs.-
ent announced. but II il likely that tho
seattle convention scheme viii be ADOPT
Candidates win mot be failing over an.
anotner 70 secure nominations. Previ-
wus 70 the nomination OF Rogers there
~ number OF candidates, but now
s snis does not seern to be the case John
Mlller Murphy. who It was stated would
accept the nomination for state senator.
= now SAID TO be averse to having his
name used In connection with thai of
nee; =. H. Clough. OF Bush prairie. Il
saaa 70 be OF the same mind as Mr.
nuIpny. Ut. Mitchell n still in fnaod
~ ~ accept, and probably win fail heir
were number OF other candidates 4 Few
o,ys ago. but now II r. hard to find ont
VINO VIII accept nominations
a. mere VIII be no Rogers newspaper IN
snis county. The Chronicle and Olymplan
~Sre. OF course. for the Republican ticket
vosh tnp 20 bottom. The Standard last
crs' Reelection. and Il Il ssid .hst n shi.
week the Capital will take lis nositinn
q me Eubernatorial fisht. and il Will
not De favorable to Rogers.
.son me whole, It can be safeiy stated
that In no county In Washington viii
rogers and his ticket md 30 few votes
sson ~ ttsee,y prophesied by prominent flu
Ihurston county 100 votes OF, elert,an
nay. THIS In probably dra wing Il n little
etroqg.. but the vote he will rel v,ii -
decidedly neaser. W" 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-07

Weccnt Appointments Made In Waah-
fnwtou state.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intellisfncrr
WASHINGTON. Sept, SC. f. Black
well has been appolnted postmaster at
Charles Herman, resigned. and John
Axling postmaster "a Delta, Whatrom
county. vic. q. A. Brenner. resigned
Roy A. Leemnn. letter carrier at Se-
attie, has received an increase IN his
salary from $50 20 $500 a year
Henry Manley has been appointed a
suhstitute clerk In the postoffce az Te-
coma
sarah y nIakesiee has received her
commission a. postmistress at Wynoo-
chez. Chehalis county.
The poatoffce at vinland, Kitsap coun-
w. has been discontinued he mall here
after going % Bangor. and the ofnce at
Harrison, Mason county, has also been
tnrc he received at newatto
The schedule for the arrival aud de-
parture ~ the malls from Stevenson to
Homevaliey has been changed SO ms 10
leave Stevenson Tuesday and Saturday
"a a. m Leave nonevalisy Tues Tuesday
and Saturday at 3. IN. arriving AZ
Stevenson hy 3 p. m.
Prom June l "a september 10 the mails
VIII leave Stevenson daily except sun
aay ut a. m, arriving ~ carson nv
> a m. Leave Carson daily except sun
day AZ 10 a. m, arriving Al Stevenson BY
noon
rha comptroller 81 the currency an
nounesS the selection % 2 A. Rice as
~ Commerce. ~ sNccna
Charles Ross. Chelan. and Henry G.
K-nnNh. - Seattle. have been an.
pointed railway mai clerks
sixth cavalry Walie waHa Wash has
been transferred 20 the ei9nM rarps -
sccvn3-csass private, and eFstered "a
Fort Mcdowell cal