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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-02-21
HOUSE.

Thirtieth Day-By the passage Of
the Scott bill, none but farm ers will be
eligible to serve on the State board Of
agriculture.
The House passed an amendment to
election law limiting the time for be-
ginning prosecution, combining in
dictment for alleged violation of the
law to 80 days after the commission Of
the offense.
Thirty-frsth Day.-This was a day
Of considerable excitement in the
House. The bill for the impeachment
of Chief Justice Furches and Associate
Justice Douglas being the special order.
The galleries were crowded with spec
tators and most of the members were
in their seats. There was a majority
report from the judiciary committee
recommending Impeachment, minor
ity report from the Republican mem
bers against impeachment and cen
sure resolution by Mr.. Conner as a
compromise. The discussion of the
matter was opened by Judge Allen, of
argument lasted throughout the day
and was still in progress when the
House adjourned.
Thirty-third Day.--The House de-
voted the Legislative day to the dis
cu5sion Of the impeachment resolu-
ton without reaching vote. Dis
cussion will be resumed on Monday,
when the closing speech will likely be
made by Mr.. Craig, the originator Of
the resolution. vote may be reached
on Tuesday.
Thirty-fourth Day.-The House hal
the impeachment resolution under
consideration during the entire seS-
sion
Tie Conner resolution was defeated
IS to -.
The Impeachment resolution passed
the House 81 to 49,
Ebbs, of Madison, the leading Re
publican in the House, opened the
argument on the impeachment resolu-
ton.
Owens, Populist of Sampson, said he
could find no grounds for impeach-
ment
Petree viewed the matter from :.
non-partisan standpoint and opposed
Impeachment.
Blythe found no ground for the pro-
posed action.
Alexander. of Rutherford was for
impeachment
White. Of Halifax, favored impeach-
ment
Craig closed the debate.
There was much interest manifested
by the spectators
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-02-21
The House Decides to Try Judges
Furches and Douglass.
TRIAL TO BEGIN MARCH FIRST.
The Vote on the Impeachment Reso-
luton Stood o. to 33-Legisla:i
Matters
SENATE.

Thirtieth Day-London's bill. intro
duced in the Senate 20 create a board
to virtually have charge of the funds
of the State institutions, is an inter-
esting one. This matter has always
been in charge Of the State treasurer.
There is special clerk in charge OF
these books and the treasurer's bona
covers all.
The Joint finance committee resumed
consideration of the revenue bill, be-
ginning with the sixth section. 1t got
as far as the thirty-thiri section, but
did not reach the railroad tax or dog
tax sections.
Thirty-first Day-President Pro TEN
London called the Senate to order and
Rev. w D. Hubbard, OF the Baptist
Tabernacle, offered prayer.
Senators Vann and Ward were ap
pointed as the Senate branch Of the
committee to investigate the expenses
of the steamer Lilly.
The Senate devoted the entire ses-
sion to the discussion Of the bill to au-
thorize the Governor to employ coun-
sci to defend State election officers in
dicted in Federal courts. The debate
was along partisan lines, and was
rather spirited at times. The bill pass
ed third reading by strictly party
vote
Thirty-third Day.-The Senate dis
cussed the house divorce bill, without
reaching a vote. A number of resolu-
tions and petitions were introduced.
phirty-f 7urth Dav.-The Sena;=
passed the cigarette bill, fixing tax
Of $4,000 per annum on all dealers in
cigarettes and making dealers liable
for damages to the parents Of minors,
to whom they may sell cigarettes. After
the passage Of a large batch of bills
to which there WIS no objection the
Senate adjourned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20

Special bargains IN cook stoves
and ranges. u. e. Miles & Piper Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20
TRACK SEASON
OPENS TOMORROW

The track teams Of the Seattle
HiEh school and the freshman class
- the University af Washington. viii
hold an indoor meet ~ the university
gymnasium Thursday, Feb. II. - :
e. m.
10th teams arr in excellent eauai-
fiau. and have gone through a thor
auHh training. Crook ard Gardner.
Ter the High school. VII he very
strong men Raymond West tH ala
a good apftufer and high jumper
Out a. the university, JACK GaarY
and Jack LlnHey Wiil be the strong
people. Several weeks aFa Sam
HumaH entered the preparatory de.
partmaut # the university. hut viii
not be allowed e. compete. as be is
not n regular student n sam vfae
tn the meet tho school he worked
f1r would hnve an easy thing when
h. transferred Ia the university. the
High school iast its hest athlete.
Alex Gardner II undisputahIy the
hest all-round athlete IN Seattle. hut
the inside 81 n gymnasium viii not
hold him. Hts best work r. with the
discus aud weights The Pacific
coast discus record Of IL feet is heti
- him.
JACK Geary vii appear for the
frat time with the purple and gold
track team. Hitherto he has henu
the favorlfe High school athlete.
having led that school t. numerous
victories.
Al Indications point 20 one II thu
most holly contested matches ever
held I'm Seattle
After the track events, a basket
ball game Wllt be played The line
up r. as follows For the High school
Crook, center. Robertson and Nc
Fadden. guards. Curtis and Kiunenft
forwards For the University fresh
men Hill. center. Geary and TindiR
guards. Taata and Wuidef. forwards.
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Hotel Corridors.
ae~~e~~e%N~~NN~~~<<>~~

Among the guests At the Rainier.
Grand are Il. ~ Policy. proprietor #
the Grand Central hotel. New YORK.
accom- panied - Ills wife and family
4a#. a. Clark. a railroad man df
Portland. AMI " II. oven. a bust
ueaa man If Victoria
At the Hutier !. MAuiharu. A
eanneTY msn - Portland. a STAG
urH#u. a ftHh man nf Victoria John
EFikHau. wealthy Kianalkee VII
has inHt returned frntn an extended
trip II Europe. and 3 G oldham. a
lumhHrmau # sednB- WnaIIey.
4 the Seattle ur NJ = chain
srs. n practitioner II Olympia Gee.
z stuils a business man Il Homo
lulu. Or II. Quinn. a physician -
North Yakima A. r con Etfinguf.
an Insurance man If Portland. Mr.
VIM. Henry. 81 Everett. and A T.
Preston. a mine owner u whit
HnNae.
At ire Northern ]. =. ninet ana
7. l. lamar. miners from Dawson
city ehAH. Il. u1ti a tHmhar1na n
fFum MnaHhsad. Ntnn. and y. i
MeGee. n White Hafae miner.
A. the stevens ". g Campbell a
merchant and postmaster u VanhHns
II. " Price. a business man ~
Juneau p y. Whitney. a mining
man e katrhlkAa. and 3 r Rleh.
ards. a lumhHrmau - Whntenfu.
- fhe ullier= Clark EluHaY anA
y Adams. = seffro- WnaIry. OF
their WY q Dawson city. where
they uwB valuable mining proper
tisH. n. &. TakKefts owner q a nsu.
srnl msrgbauf a. store At Edison. ].
= Jameson, logger from Whafeam
Moses Marx. e fanthsY from gnuue.
VILE J. NJ rheHsan. y fuHHurfuau
from Everett. and = Hanson. = min
ing man from White Horse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20

Clayton 6 Steele. aged -, died at
South Seattle today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20
lUM Der SCARCE.

There ls at the present a scarcity
Of rough lumber. which Is due to two
causes. the principal one Of which Il
the demand occasloned by the ire
mendous amount Of building which
Is going on In the city. Nearly
every street f. lined with new struc-
lures, including everything In the
shape Of a house. from two-rodm
cottage 10 a business block.
Mr.. Post. n the 9tetsnn- Post Mil
Co. In talking on the subject today.
said There has been an advance
In the price Of clean logs Of from 81
- 81 50 per loo. and the mill men
are slow 20 pay the price asked.
For this reason several Of the mills
here are not turning out the guam
tftv ~ finished lumber they form
eriy did. hoping that the price VIII
again drop.
AS for ourselves We had to buy
boom the other day at the advanc-
ad figure, and we are now and nj ways
have been. turning out finished lum
Der 70 the full capacity Of our plant
Mr.. Kerry. al the Kerry Mil Co.
says the he Ia not aware that there
iH a shortage while he admits that
the demand iH good. Last year.
said he. several mills we're running
night and day. which IL not the case
now. n there vas an extraordinary
demand nov, they would certainly
run double time. a. they did then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20
COURTHOUSE.


Sarah +. Crockett has commenced
proceedings against Laura Gustin to
recover damages In The sum Of 3lo.-
eo9 for alternating her husbands at
fsetiens. This ls another vancouver
IN the ctaeketi-C proceedings
that have been pending for mum
Der ef months in the superior court
recent deeiaian - Judge Grtnina
made Hugh Il. grue kett the posse aHaz
Of two wives. some time aRu. dur
Ing hta first WifsA absence. AR
Croc kett was married 10 Laura Gus
tin. When Sarah a returned. she
Immediately commenced proceedings
Tor = division II The community AMI
other property Tha plaintiff al
legged that she had not BEEN served
With summons NJ the time ar.
grae kett married Laura dustin.
and il vas. upuu the showing 81 an
irregular service 81 summons. that
Judge Griffin made his recent asela-
ion IN favor of the frat Ms. Crock
EFT
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WATERFRONT kOIFS.

The former transport Arab Will q
70 Tacoma In a few days 10 be dis
mautied
The hig Glen freightrr Gleuruy
viii shortly arrive ON the Sound
from London She il 400 tons reg
ister ant VIII hereafter carry freight
frum tho Sound to London
The Wllheimiua hHa sailed for
Portland. where she Will load Eruiu
for Liverpool
The steamer Santa Barbara. of
the Mere hautH Steamship linz. Of
Los Angeles. sailed from Ballard
yesterday for san Pedro. loaded
With lumber.
The steamer Humboldt cant
nnnineld. which has been generally
avefhhuieF IN San Francisco, vii ar
rive In Seattle au sunday. and IN tho
s6th inst. she vii sall far Lynn
canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20
MARKETS..

Big business continued on the
street today.
one feature ~ the day was the
arrival Of "A car Of live poultry from
Nebraska. Many Of the fowls are
prize. breeding stock and ali Of them
can be used for that purpose. They
Will sell at same prices as native
poultry.
Eggs are plentiful and brings ia
z0o.
Butter was a little firmer today
and dropped trtfie In price.
Splendid native cheese In quite
large quantities was received today >,
being quoted al l1hgife.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered TO the pro-
Queer in round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle
Grain-Oats, sz5 100000. barley,
1900. wheat chicken feed. $3.50.
bran, Si225. shorts $1,000 1870. pop
corn. 81 90 per 100 lbs.
Hay-puRat souna, per ton. $3.50
Eastern Washington timothy. 1865
afr. so. alfalfa. tt075Qft.00.
butter Fresh ranch, tbnfkc. ma
tive creamery, 2312be.
Cheese-Native Washington, la
f3c.
Eggs - Strictly fresh ranch, i9u
20c per dozen.
Poultry Chickens, live. f0attc.
ducks, lie. turkeys, i2h0i5e.
Dressed pealtrV--1urksva f2aptsAIn
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LAST EDITION.
NISHAP TO
A PHYSICIAN

DR. ]. 4. I.eushars. who resides
A. as East Denny way. met With
an accident yesterday afternoon On
Che games street line.
The Doctor Was standing on the
PLATFORM 81 the car a. il was ap-
rfaachlne the James street power
hsasa Near the end Of the raad
tha Inscription Let go Is written
an the track As the ear reaches
ms elaEe the krlpman - supposed
81 throw his lever aud release his
hal# ef the cable Ad naHa. the
Kssnman of ear M. 81 yesterday.
rau into this plaza before he Was
suara IF IL. and the ar came e. =
sudden and unexpected stop. nr.
IauukharN was thrown violently for
ward asuinst 4 post. HIS face vas
haaty bruised and his nose broken.
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" 100. so per month. q. -. Elev-
sf0r CO.. 10 4 100. $3.50 per month.
Jacobs 4 Trenholuae, ~ K 10, Soc per
ton ~ month on heavy goods W. 7.
Triuble will build n wharf with
Warehouses foot ~ King street, ts90
Der month. &. s. Warehouse Co. 10
D 100 500 per month The Pacific
Clipper line. In q communication re-
ferrad 70 IT, new wharf and said that
later on II would hspreparsd 20 give
figures. About IL bids were read
from the various transportation
companies. and from private iudlv-
ituals Offering transportation upon
goods 20 - shipped by the govern
f4enf e. Fort Davis. near Nome.
There we're two sets 81 bids. one to
deliver freight at ships tackle, and
the other 10 place il on the beach
above high water mark. The bids
tnre bazed upon so mary different
methods ~ calculation that II viii
take several days 70 arrange them 50
thar they can be compared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20

OLYMPIA. Feb. - Senator II
Der. ~ Ciaflam. has introduced BIN
- abolish the Htote board 81 audit
anI control. and urearFiblnu tie
manner - supporting. MANAGING
and governing the charitable re-
farmatpHf and penal institutions If
this state - pisalna them IN ehnFEs
- an executive council. composed -
the governor. lieutenant governor
ard secretary - state The bin has
an emergency clause il IL
4 section - fhe bill reads .Tha
executive council shall be and they
arr hereby vested with the power ~
removal II any or all officers or en-.
niaYra y each 81 the Institutions IN
der It's control. and may aii VHeauz
eiea created ard all other vacancies
that may neeur for other Gauss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20

Lincoln Kills WAS this morning
committed % the stsliaeoom aHy=
ium for the insane. Ellis and his
3Ife had lived happily Tor utns
years past. and Il RuA not until re-
Gently that ne showed > disposition
Of negligence and ma ned that he
waa possassed Of great wealth.
A warrant WnM sworn out this
morning for Augusta Job uHun. Is he
u to BE- examined as 70 her sanity
Judge Griffin signed an srier assign
ing the custody Of her minor child
rem 70 her husband.
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TOOK HIS LIFE.

Dependency caused Joseph Alfred,
enlofed. IL commit suicide In a room
II tho ruar n fat6 Second avenue
Inst evening lie swallowed dos
81 morphine IL was 20 Years IF
age. and unmarried lie left note
" hieh tad Just as | expected mn
money and NJ friends. Gaed=hY t.
all
tits relatives are unknown TIL
hady viii h moved Il underworld s
morRue. Coroner Hove vii held an
lnauuel.
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pr 8 earman has returned.
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PUSHING
THEM UP

wAsHNdToN. u. 9. Iseb. "a.
The president today sent IN the nun
nations Of ". K. shufter. retired, u
he major general col T. iiagaa IL
he colonel. Mai. . l.. Cooper. tn be
lieutenant colonel. commander Il. NJ.
TERRY. II be captain in the navy
lieut.. Commander Daniel stuart. u
ba "a commander MarHhaI Il Wood
worth, Of california. to b. United
States attorney III the northern die
triat Of California.
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Watering Arid Lands.

wAsHfSgToS. y. g. Frh - -
Tho auufFy civil htii II before the
house. Yesterday the question -
national irrigation ~ arid lands
came uu ard Senator Cannon took
occasion 70 remark. amid iaurhtef.
and greatly . ths diseomfnrturs -
Senator NewlhnaR. = would Fies
Nevada dnY In court 70 iitiRate her
rights against those q California.
nut ! think Il would BE- far better
- make out II Nevada. with Ita
q. oa1 inhabitants. rs#ief table
county Of California 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20
MORTALITY RECORD.

Fred Carlson. aged q died last
night At Providence hospital The
huAY Is at HuItefWafth'H
Thomas II lame. aged e. dlei
last night A. his residence. los
Tenth avenue aouth-
The funeral for John II HerkmHn
WaH held from the residence At
south seattle At u o'clock this
morning
Funeral services for Charles VI
saud wsfh held from the family
residence. i1H Twentieth avenue. At
n'eiueh tbs afternoon.
The funeral for NiamoHia Baker
NAh held from the family residence
~ Lataua At i0 o cloak this morn
IN
Funeral services for Jerome Cat
in vere he'd from the FIRST INT
tartan church At o'clock this e.
tcruuou tntrrmrrt Vas in Lake
View cemetery
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paeoarss swest nusIe.

Guests ana patrons of the Rain
ter=t.rHud cafe are being treated TO
Asafahu concerts between the hours
81 81 - and s and 10 and y p nj
There e no more delightful music
than that produced ty the Aenilnu
Special bargains in cook stoves
and ranges. 2 e. Miles 4 riner 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20
FOUND COAL OIL


HoQrtAH. Wash. Feb % Ma
colin Scott. the expert oil well man.
has just returned from gapalis
point WhltheF he vent t. locate site
fur ffHt oil usll IL makes favor
able reports On the indications aua
80 - that q hlHb grade 81 petroleum
VII certainly - found on the Diym=
pic OH Gamuauy.N property, and
that he believes the well VII not
have II be over so or SEQ feet deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20
BIDS OPENED.

Bits we're opened by MAJ Ruhlen.
e :. quartermaster At IL o'clock
tbs morning. The proposals. called
r. are as follows.
PREF oAa1s for storage facilities
uuisr the following { rms.
@FaF Vharvss and are houses on
she water frcat ~ T#eafna and Sc
attic. az tonnage rate for wharfage
HHA ssasaRe or monthly rental Of the
Whole or any d-wtHuas ed portion ~
= uhArf. together with the warehouse
thereon.
Esnr storage facilities away from
the water front. but accessible by
railway zrmeka-at monthly rental
Detailed descriptions are desired
With each proposal. giving terms and
eanHftIons-s
TIRE following bids for storage
we're rad
Renau1enis Storage Co. s. Z Glib
fsef. Sffa per month. -. +. +. r. Co.
Tacoma. SO per frcnt foot per an
uagu. security Storage So. Tacoma.
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To Penitentian.

Late yesterday afternoon sheriff
Cudfhee. With . number Of guards.
accompanied the folseNink pFtaaueFa
To waila Watla p4uIteutlsrxs Glenn
Reed. robbery. 10 years. Elisha Fran
els. murder Ia second dearse. Il
years. Jas. Lewis. robbery elKht
years. Jua@ph simnnda. burglary.
three years. Vim. Roach. robbery.
eight years. Geo. Howard. burglary.
i months I'd. Grimm. burglary. one
year Vim. roanrs. burglary. four
years. Jas. Williams. burglary. ID
years. :. whreifixht. burglary. tao
years. and Togo JamogachL bur.
alArY. one year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20

r y. sshretneF has received tn
decision In his ease Instituted
against Delta stanton far restitution
Of the second and third stories IF tlis
Sandvraun block. On fasiur way
The defense claimed % be In IA ~.
fui possession 81 the premises -
verbal contract On Nov. /. taQa
sehreiner gave her written notice
- quit the premises within a month
and she refused to release. where.
upon the action Was commenced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20

WASHINGTON. d. E. Feb. 20
The National Bank Of Commerce AZ
Tacoma, wash. has been designated
by the secretary 81 the treasury az
depository for funds advanced to
war department officers.
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As Substitute.

WAsulNGT0E. Il. g Feb. %
To tHka the place Of the army can
teen. Senator Galllnger proposes II
III out the poet exchanges aH athletic
aud social clubs This amendment
e. the army TIL would appropriate
ST. au1 t. he used in supplying
books, stationery aud RYmnaatil al
rarhtua. laying nut gardens. praftd
Ing prizes for athletic sports. cup
porting the reaimantai bands md
furnishing ntHst things 10 mhke tn
uHINuta.H life mur4 attractive AMI
Keep the men at the post when the
cunteeu Is abolished.
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he SMASHED
the BISHOP

SPOKANE. Feb. 20. Henry s.
Woods. a sewing machine agent. y
member 81 the Peoples United
church. 81 which nish MeIn-
turin Is pastor. and a former men,
her % the eheir. dealt the bishop a
violent blow on the face tosiays hut
was prevented from following up his
advantage by a bystandar Moods
Was arrested and claims that tbs
reverend gentleman denounced him
from the pulpit. calling him h.
name. rs liar and a thief. lie re-
fused TO apologize and Woods at
tempted - ehasttse him.
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LENT is HERE.

Today Is An Wednesday. The H..
SHINING 81 Lent Special services
vii he held every day IN all uf tho
historic churches Of the city. uHfIi
Faster. Ear - dagH The temptation
and fasting - CHRIST IN the Wilder
usaH wiil be uomusmafHfed ftrF
j T. u flwEd. RECTOR Il st MIX +
parish. viii hid special meetings for
busy people n the niHitn ladies par
iar every day from T. - q II s p
~ AL pefHuuH are welcome.
II h the uuwrittau law # society
thai all social and worldly events b
postponed until after thIa period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20

Seattle theatet. Feh -. - aud =.
In a Indy Of Quality which fl "a
afamatlEafIan Of Mrs Frances
tiadgaan ttufuettH novel If the Huue
uHme Miss tilair has had remark
nhle success In every city eue In
played. Hhe opened the season With
long mud profitable run IN Nov
York city presenting II production
TUT was unanimously praised hy-tha
critics Of thu metropolitan preHH. l.
giving the piuY In this city, the aHms
identical eHHt VIII BE- Heeui together
With the elaborate stage setting
aud Heeuie effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20
WORK RESUMED.

The Seattle Electric company 70.
day resumed wUfk on the usw Lake
linton Inn Several days ago the
work haH TO 81 stopped as the earth
eaKed IN as fast aH the excavations
we're made. The company has de-
eideH to make 4 long curve around
the hi. thus avoiding fhe danger af
a eHNesIH. Formerly the tine Waa 81
- built straight Ia the Lake Union
lfesfis The work vii aaou be COM
#sHFFHH
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Thos. n. Payne Dead.

rhos II. Payne. aeea Sc, ated last
nlEhf az his residence. tieS Tenth
avenue south. lie leaves widow
ard two sons.
Nr. Payne Vas : well known ma
ehlnisf nnd superintendent Of the
installation Of several large mach
lueHy plants. among others. that II
tn Washington Iron works. tie WIS
a member Of the odd Fellows. A. -
L ". and the International Asxoz
citation 81 Master Mac hlnists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-20

The former transport Ping euey
lies st the White Star dock. with
large part of her stern rrutrudinx
into The stream. she II 30 long that
the g harf vii not accommodate her
euftre Length. She vii Lead general
merchandise a. rapidly ha possible.
Including 900 tors u feed for tie
government aud consigned for Man
Tia she vii leave for London In
about a week OF ten days. under
cha rteF 70 the Frank Watsrhoune
Co. Ltd Nine more vessels II equal
proportions viii be dispatched by
the sane eonipHuy frum time to tima.
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Chinese army Moving.

LONDON. Feb. 81 a rekln cor.
respondent reports that large chin.
zee army la preparing To meet Tho
foreign advance aHH further save
that even II the empress Yields au
the punishment matter. Il is hope
that the expedition should bring the
Emperor hack and detHlu him until
IRE demands u the powers are salts
fad
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Settled for $4,000.

A settlement without court was
reached early In the week in the
case Instituted BY Julius Gockir
against the Alaska 4 Pacific Coast
Stea mahip Company wherein Mr.
Cocker sought for sssk5 damages.
owing TO an alleged failure of com
tract.
Defendant company contracted "a
transfer quantity Of periHhable
goods to Nome on one Of the later
trips made by the Robert Dollar. II
seems. that owing ia some mlsuu=
derstandinz or negligence that the
goods we're left and allowed to per
lsh. The case was settled for a con
alteration Of 5000.