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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-01

The market for spirits turpentine very dull. but
prices unchanged Lots arrive offered
+5%c for machines, and lots acc for machines
ROsin steady, with a moderate demand Tar ruled
steady 70 firm and unchanged. We quote;
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE- a 6C.
TAR-Piue bbls 81 -. oil bbls 81 ~.
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 65: u and F.
81 20. r 81 -, 81 50; H. 81 So 50 10; X 81 10 NJ.
81 10; y, 81 80; W c. So so. and W W s.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin
.
wilmington April 3O-spirits turpenne steady. 42l2c;
receipts. 10 casks Nothing doing; receipts 20
bbls Crude turpentine 81 35G$2 80; receipts. -
bbls Tar firm. 81 -. receipts. 1876 bbls.
Savannah, April 3O.-Sprits turpeutne, 43c receipts.
1lse bills sales. 79T; exports 116 Rosn firm receipts
2TT bbls. sales. l.945. exports 245 quote: 4, r. 4,
n 81 ~ F. 81 90 F. c. 81 so; II, 81 80; l. 81 30
X 81 ~: VI. So ~; y. So %: c. 50 so. W W. So 90
Charleston April 3OTurpentne, 42sc; sales 20 casks
Rosin firm r. c. d, F. 81 IL: sales. 100 bbls
London. April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SIS I'd Rostn-
American. strained As Cd fine. IS.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool, April 30-CIosng. Wheat-Spot-No = red
Western winter, stock; No Northern spring quiet
Us 3t2d No California dull is Id; futures steady May,
rs I'd; July. Us I'D COrn-SpOt steady: American
mixed. rs Sd; American mixed, old IS Cd
firm: July. IS 2.d September IS 2Ssd October rs Esd
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter hrm IS I'd Hops
don-Pachc Coast firm, f3 15sfff4 lbs Peas-Canadian
hrnl Is Beef strong: extra India mess. 9Is sd Pork
strong; prime mess Western, 16s Hams-Short IA
10 IL H. firm. 54S Cd Bacon firm: Cumberland rs
10 30 H. 5Os 6d rib n I'd long clear
middles light N - H. 53s long clear middle heavy
30 10 40 NJ 53s short clear backs Is 10 - N. 52s Cd
clear bellies Il is N, sis Cd ShOuldersSquare.
20 IL n firm 4os 81. Lard firm: prime Western, in
erces 5ls American refined in pals. 5ls 3D. Butter
Finest United States Arm. 95S. Cheese American
finest white. SIS Cd; American coored SIS.
Prime city firm Dos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as Cd
Rosin-COmmon steady. IS I'D. Petroleum Refined
steady. I'D Linseed oil steady, 31s OF.
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARIEM DIVISION.
NJ 3 rs 2. NJ Daily. except SUNDAYS, % tIOS-
field and North Adams. sundays only az 2 ~ y VI
Pullman Cars all through trains
Illuminated Pintsch Light
Offices al l13 POI. 415 and 1916 ROADWAY .
Union So 90 LE3 West 10Th
125rh s. aud 13Sth New York. $S and 80
fulton Broadway. E u Brooklyn
3Sth Street for New York Central -ao
Baggage checked from hotel OF reslden-s y
Company
~ SMITH GEORGE II DANIELS,
- -t,t- $50
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April 20. p. m.-CottOn-Spot- Moderate
business prices 2d higher; American middling fair.
% 32l good mldilnE Jisd. miidling. SD. mid
ding. 932d: good ordinary 532d ordinary. - 32d
The sales Of the day 5000 bales which OUO
TO- speculation export, included
Receipts 22OoO bales. including 10 300 American.
Futures opened quiet and closed easy American mid
ding. G. May 19-64d buyers; May and June.
1l-64Nj 12G4l sellers. July sd sellers:
July and August 6id buyers: August September
64d5 564d sellers. September and October * Dad
sellers, October and November
November and December. sellers.
January, % Ga SELLERS January and February 30 Cad
sellers
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Dnbllc Monies.

WANTED, FOR U. 5. ARMY:-Able bodied. unmarried
w 81 and 30; citizens OF
United states OF character Lar
who speak read and write English For ton
amply to RECRUITING OFFICER. % Third Avenue ~
Cortandt St 293 Eighth Avenue 7O5 Sixth Avenue or n
Broadway Brooklyn. e D.. y. Y.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
y their Uptown Once.
No. I242 BROADWAY.
doCr north OF 3lst-st. until O'Clock m
Advertisements will be received following branch
at regular office rates until O'Clock
stb-eve.. e 153 6th-ave.. cor. 18th
an aud Sth ayes; 26:s West 125th-st.; I.33s 3D.
aye 76.h and nth SITS: 1.O26 3d-aye.
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cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady: No 3
spring wheat. 7+&c; No red. S2Aq4&c No . oats
+2I2G42%c; No . white. 45445l2c No white 44dI5c:
No rye. 59G592c fair choice mailing barley 6TGi
lie. No l haxseed 81 "a; No l Northwestern 81 10
Coverseed contract grade. IS 30 pork GO$l6
lard per 100 b. 81 92s qSO O2l= short ribs loose
3Oa$9 saited shoulders (oXe 81 75aSS.
81 30 On the Produce Exchange to-day butter
steady creameres. 1Td22c; datres. ITH2Oc
Cheese irregular l2h4l3Rc. Eggs firm fresh. IjlsC.
Duluth. April 3O-CTose: Wheat. cash. No hard 7GIsc
No l Northern. T5isc; No 2 Northern 73c May. 75lec
July 75isc; September. 74&c; Manitoba, No 1 Northern
cash May. 74'ac. No Northern. 72c Corn ole
oats. 42ssc.
Milwaukee, April 20 Wheat No Northern. 7Ga I6isc:
Northern 75a. aT6sc July. 759sc. steady. No
/ 50a59]ac, Barley steady: No .. TOG7Oi4c; sample.
GOaTOc. Corn steady. ease
Minneapolis April 3O.-Cose: Wheat. May. Tie: July
75hQ75I4c; track No hard. T7&.c; No l Northern
76i4d759.c: No Northern. T4q74+c Flour and bran
unchanged
Philadelphia. April 3Owheat steady; contract grade
April S5lzaSGc Corn. Zee lower No > mixed Aprf.
6jGlB5l9c steady; No . white clipped
firm fair demand; Western creamery. 23s a24c;
nearby prints pc. Eggs steady: fresh nearby
Western. ld. dl61ac; do Southwestern. lee do
ern, 15c. Cheese nrm: NewYork full fancy. small
l2&G13c; do fair choice 11Giac. Receipts-Flour.
corn $500 bush oats i4.0O0 bush. Shipments-Wheat.
10000 bush; corn, 800 bush; oats. 10000 bush.
ST. Louis April sO.-Closed: Wheat. No red cash.
TS7sc; MAY. 7ssc July. 14lsQT4ic No hard 7TdSOc.
Corn. No cash. eiae May. 6S'ae July. 6s'ec; Sep
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-ts.Oo
$1,000 sfI2O \ vi. LOO. Tl3O. $3.50. $40. 200
p. NJ. '12.I5 mdt-
OHces. Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry l13. PSI. 434
1870 1885, broadway 9Th Ave. - Union square West
ia l25th 313 WesE 10Th St. PAS Columbus
Ave New York 4 81. $50 Fulton St, Brook
BROADWAY. Wilh8mstIIrg- New York Transfer
90 calls for and checks baggage TO destination
Liberty ST onlv- "bay Tpallv except sunday.
SSunaay rParlor cars only
W. G. RESSL<R G. N BURT.
f;anV Manager Cfen'l Pass. Agent
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SUPREME COURT - Plaintiff desires as


- place OF trial The County Of New York The Farmers
Trust Substituted Trustee of the
trusts created 10y she Last WIN and Testament OF Charles
Wool Plaintiff against Benedict A. Klein, John
J. JACKSON Individually and Executor and Trustee Of the
Testament OF Margaret T. Jackson. deceased
Andrew Jackson Lillian Z Bates: John J. Common;
Michael Evard g Byrnes, Alexander FOrsythe,
Catherine Forsythe MARY Rourke Thomas Regan; Bella
N,honev. George II. Thurlby, George Sinner; Arthur
t;asparin James Music, William Timmous
PRECEDENCE Allen Greene. Henry Meyer Joseph Snau-
Mctireevy. George ". Forshay. Patrick
Farrell. Joseph COnsdiUe, Edward Royce
1,rorv, Wolf Edward Finn. Christopher Hutwelker
IIutwelker Fred -rick iiutwelFer, Defendants
above named Defendants. and each OF
tbsT1. Ynu hereby summoned the
,I,rt this action and a copy
within twenty DAYS after the
seryire 81 this summons the OF service
ana in case failure answer. Judgment
viii he taken against default for the RELIEF de
uauded In complaint
Dated January 22nd. 1902
TURNER ROISSTO\ & KORAN.
Plaintiff. Once and PosOhce Address, -
William Street. New York y. Y
tha Lillian r. Bates The foregoing
mons is served upon YOU 10y publication
order OF the Hon Samuel GreenhauU. Justice of the
supreme OF New York. dated the 18th
Of 1902 and filed with tie complaint in the
office Of clerk OF the County OF New York at the
House In the County and State OF New YORK
Dated York. March 10Th l@l2
TURNER, ROlSTON * KORAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys - William Street New York. y Y
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NAVAL STORES.

tember 621c Oats No cash. 44&c; July ss5sc; sep
TENDER. 29c: No . white. 4611e.
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RAILROADS..

PENNSYLVANIA
f0S S1o 81 WGs CTtianat stTset
CJThe leaving time from Desbrosse- and
CortIandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
155 A; VI FAST MAII-Iimited 70 tive Buffer Psri9s
chicago 60" No COACHES &C to Pi5isbuTg
SS !. VI. PESSsTLT AsIk LISITED- con-
Gars For chseaEo Cleveland Toledo cineinns Ind
155 p. VI. CfiIcsci0 { ST LOUIS ENPREss-For
Toledo, Louisville via Clneiunat}. Indianapolis Chi
553 p Vi ST LOUIS EXPREss-FOr rt,tssurs
5.s A w. WEsl = ESPEss~For Chicago. FO-
75S p VI oPAeIFEc EXFREss@For Pi,tsburs and
chicago For KNOW ule daily wa shensndoan valley
SIS p. VI. CI-ETEI.sN . AND CINCINNATI EXPREscs
For Pittsburg. Cievel md and Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
20 So % Dining Car Ioie De 81 sS and Cs'
m. 1885 tDining carr ? 10 pesbrosses AID Cort-
PaTior and Dining Cars % dining carr, as (Din-
s as s' SIS SO e4 5'1i3E iS SsI CAS- o DINING @
Parlor and Dining cars 525 Dinus Carr. - dim
SOUTHERN RAILW AY.-Express. %. as ?. m r. 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. 925 a. m and o Is
SEAROARB AIR LINE RAILWAY lorida and Metro
poitan Limited 12.55 daily cypress l-lo nishe
and New-Orleans. - p N. daily. -,
FOR OLD PoiSF COMFORT and NoRFoLK.--755 A. m
week days and S55 p. daily.
ATLANTIC CITT.-9.55 m. and 25S p m, wNeA- ItSN
sundays. 7.55 g. m. Through Nestoued Train, hsLL-
fst Parlor and Standard Coaches on Weea-,la
Parlor smoking ParlOr Cars, DninG Gar anu Sea
ard Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. m. week days .,, So,
West Twenty-thIr station. $50 a. m. l. -
A25 $50 and 1i-25 .. m SUNDAYS % a. M q 3 -
p. Desbrosses and COrtandt Streets S-eo a
$3.50 ga. 90 and l1.3O p n sundays '-4'~N'
FOR PHH.ADELPHIA.
(DesbTosses and streets, cor. 80. sSS
SIS $50 dining Carr 9-I5 Penna Ldnnl'edl ~ ~
tDesbrosses Cortlaudt Streets lOn tbiilhs
10J5 Dining Carr 1Ij5 l3S1 Cbinlns a.
tDesbrosses COrtlandJ Streets 10 100 80 jim
ing carr. 355. 425 - Dining carr +IS tlil5s
sundays 10 80 coaches So 500. 20 tbtal1S
Carl 81 Uimite!l. 81 1855 dining car a. m l-'N
Dining Carr LOO Dining carr 325 DINING arr S9,.
- Dining Carl dining Cari. J.3S DINING Cafl'
@ o. 10 night
Ticket 461 1896 1854 Ill and FOL hroadNaS
Avenue below I'D ST.; Astor House 49,
Tenty-hirf station and stations foot Or pes
Street broadway Pennsy lv3nta Annex stttt,l.
BROOKLYN. station Jersey The New York TratsISE
Company will call check baggage from h2tsts
and residence through destination Telephone sLf
Eighteenth Pennsylvania Railroad Cab ser
-,-,OD
] b HUTCHINSON D. N 49, ~,
General Manager. General FaSs AZ -
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financial.
NotlCe of Summons.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEV

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COUNTY Elizabeth Sippelius formerly Eliz-
aheth Herbst plaintiff kuEiEyInia Schultz. the
widow OF John schultz. Individually and eNeCutriX
named in the last will and testament OF John Schultz de
ceased. Valentine 4. Schultz John Schultz. Casper
SCHUYLER tor Schuer Barbara. otherwise
Schiller SChuer Frances FRANCISCAN SCHILLER
SChuler Isabella R2sanb"rger formerly Isabella Baust
Margarctha Felix Feikei Anna Maria krug, formerly
Anna Maria Baust the heirs OF kin and legaees
john schultz deceased Catharine krebe formerly Catha
Eermanu individually and general guardian
John hermann and Lorenzo hermann. John hermann
Lorenzo hermann. PassaiC Quarry Company Emanuel
Forester Charles Y FoTneS, John FOrnes George B~hs
Paul Haber John Bender. Louise
Mary Louise" Anna Elizabeth
Nellie Of the parties being fictitious the
first unknown plaintiff; John Doe Richard Roe
W. Van Hoesen and Edward Bertis. defendants
Summons. To the above named defendants and each OF
them You hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint
this action copy your
plaintiffs attorney twenty
exclusive or the OF service and
OF yoLr appear Judgment will be
you default the relief demanded
complaint.
Dated New York city. February 18Th. 1902.
EDWARD MIEIII$G.
plaintiffs Attorney Office and Post OHice Address.
Nassau street Borough of Manhattan. New York CITY
To the defendant Michael schultz The foregoing
mons is served upon YOU publication pursuant
the supreme OF the Of New York. dated
l0h iay April 1902 and ned with the complaint
Of II the county OF New York.
county House the Borough q Manhattan OF the
Dated New York. April lIth I9e2
Attorney for Plaintiff once Address. 90
Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
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new JERSEY CENTRAL.

Iberty and SoIfh Ferry Ulne nom s0Ctn Ferry hvs
minutes earlier than below, except notedl-
EAST0N. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MAI Oh CIT NlA-'tuO "a - Easton and EethlenelI1
aDlvl g a NJ t'J+J. oulyl 2 NJ
sundays 4 NJ 90 p NJ
WIIEES0ARRE AND SCRANTON-g4OO. 10 \
VI. so Z. NJ Syus5ays - = A. " -, .,,,,.... -,
$500 Q 10 A NJ. 40 80. 'f-1o. Lakewood oniy).
500 y. NJ sundays. 80 Is 4 NJ
ATLANTIC CITY--9tl \. NJ. 20 7. n
VINELAND AND BRiDGEFON-'4oO A NJ. 40
IGNS: BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTSl'4O0 sac II-3o A. VI. F445 $50 P. N.
Srninvs. 400 4. NJ zoo L. NJ
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New IarsaY Central phiIadaIuhia & Raading

FOR PHILADEIPEIA-tF Reading Terulinap-f'4-25.
$500 -9O0 1000. '1l30 A N. 100 tl.s0. 3 90
ts3 40 400. s'4CO. t4.5o 800. t60o. 800 1850.
20 a. - T. NJ IT. Is miT
FOR READING AND HARRISBURG-F40O - %
g. 1000. 1L3O. 20 Reading only A. n. ~
I3a 40 80. 800 Cl-t9. L. Reading only P NJ y y
sundays - - GL3O. TO Reading only) a NJ Loo
rs 80 n ReadnE onlSb. 800. $50 600 20 Reading
onlyl NJ
F,oIt pOTsTS VIIIE sunni RY AND WILLIAMS
POlT-'ttO - -. o. tl13e PottsviIe onlyb
NJ % 13O t4SO. 70 t1 PottSville oulyl, 80
p NJ II n mit. sundays - - 4 VI. 100 $50 TO
P1ttsvfIIa CrIyl 500 Il. NJ. u l. mdt
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LaCkaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sta
A. M--For Binghamton and Syracuse
$1,000 ~ M--FOr Buffalo. Chicago and St Louis
-1:4O p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago
taco p. M.-For Scranton and PlymOuth-Hslret-
"61O 2. M---For Buffalo and Chicago
.S:i5 = M--FOr Utica OswegO Ithaca AMI Burralo.
200 a. M.For Buffalo and Chicago-Thr ough Sleep
open o r. NJ
Tickets at 429 Broadway Howard ST.; Mss Broad
way 2Sth 113 Broadway y. Y: SSS Fulton ST.
Brool<lyn-
DAILY. tExcept sunday.
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Forelgn Coaee Markets: Rlo-Conee market sieady;
bags cleared Tor the United states 1900 bags stock
Sautos-Cofee market steady: good average
Santos 1920; receipts 21.OOo bags; stock l0soooO
bags IIamburgCohee market opened = pig hlgner' AZ
2.5O .. m = pig higher: sales l5o'o bags
Havre-Cofee market opened quiet unchanged; at y m
advanced 4 franc. a m barely steady at = franc
advance: $50 declined y franc, sales, 5000
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
gibson & THOMPSON,
Publishers and Proprietors.

Offices: Rooms and second floor
Pioneer State Bank building. corner Sec
ond and E streets. Telephone No. i54.
Adye- tising rates may be ascertained al
the office. None but first class advertise
ments will be inserted.
All papers continued until an order is
received for discontinuance and until all
arrearages are paid.
Correspondence from neighboring towns
will be cheerfully received Write on
both sides of the paper II you wish and
say what you have to say in your own
way. Well fix 1t up.
The editorial policy of the News is to
say what 1t thinks, without worrying
about consequences, and correspondents
safely observe a similar suspension
of rules. Anonymous communications will
not be recognized.
You all know what our paper is-a gem
practical, progressive-a clean. honest,
useful paper-fuil of gumption, full OF
sunshine, with an immense circulation
among the best people everywhere. As
progressive citizen you ought to take 1t.
Articles relating to the development OF
the resources of this section always ac-
ceptable
The management will spare no endeavor
to furnish accurate information from the
most reliable sources accessible to those
interested in our city and county. As an
advertising medium the value of this pub
LEGATION Is unquestioned-it Is indispensa-
BILE to all in every station of business life.
Ritzville is the capital Of Adams county
has a population of 1900 and is situated
65 miles southwest of the beautiful city
of Spokane. on the main line Of the North
ern Pacific railway. Wheat raising and
the manufacture of flour are the chief in
dustries. Greatest primary wheat receiv-
ing station In the world. Trade center for
agricultural and grazing section. Flour
ing mills, waterworks, electric lights and
splendid public schools. Express, tele-
graph and long distance telephone sys-
TENS. Elevation above sea level 1920 fet.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
MONTANA ITEMS.

The Belgrade State bank. at Bel
grade. Mont. has been incorporated
with a capital stock of $4,000.
The annual meeting Of the Montana
Stockgrowers' association adjourned
at Miles City last week to meet next
year in the same place.
The new Montana state board OF
pharmacy has been organized as fol
lows: President, C. b. Hoskins OF
Butte; secretary, Fred A. Woehner OF
Great Falls; treasurer, e. A. Heuser OF
Butte.
Randall j. Condor, of Everett. Mass.
has been elected superintendent of the
public schools of Helena, to succeed
Miss Rogers, who resigned.
The North Montana Roundup asso
citation, composed of cattlemen resid
ing in northern Montana, met In Hell
ena last week in annual session. There
was large attendance.
Physicians attending Thos. Crystal
who was shot last week by J. 8. Keerl
are unanimous in their finding that
Crystals spinal cord was completely
severed by a bullet. an injury which
usually causes instant death. The
physicians declare that II is a most
remarkable case.
Perry o. Keppler, at Miles City. sur
rendered himself to the authorities for
the murder of his partner. R. A. Ellis
Both were sheepmen on the Big Dry
creek. They had row, and Keppler
claims Ellis drew gun on him, when
he killed him with a Winchester rife
Ellis body was found with the weapon
still In his hands.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
Causes ANXIETY.

st. Petersburg, Friday, April 2O.-The
assassination of NJ. Sipidguine, the minis.
ter OF the intelior,who was shot al the min.
istry April IL by a student named Bal
sahonstt, is the topic OF conversation, but
one secs no mention Of the case in print.
The papers have been forbidden to men.
ton the event. The murderer is still alive
in jail, where he defantly refuses to an.
swer questions. The case is causing the
police untold anxiety, especially since it
has developed that the assassin was held
nine days without being registered, in
spite OF the supposed omnipresence of the
secret service officers.
The gravity Of the situation is illustrat-
ed by the fact that high official visited
the police authorities and asked them
whether they are now harboring any un.
registered persons.
The reports of unrest in the country
south Of Moscow increase. That locality
is described as being in state Of tur.
moil.
The details Of the burning OF the duke
Of Mecklenburg's chateau, in southeast
Russia, show that small army Of peas
ants was involved in the uprising. They
destroyed everything on the estate which
was not worth stealing
That there is widespread apprehension
in official circles is evidenced by the fact
that even officials of the ministry of the
interior are found who credit the obvious,
ly impossible story that sort Of Coxey
army of 10000 peasants is marching from
poltava, 10 miles from Kharhoff. to ST.
Petersburg.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
People OF Pekin Excited.

Pekin, April 2l.-Ths pOpulass Is
coming excited over rumors that troubl
imminent between the imperial and
eign troops. but the demeanor Of
Chinese continues friendly toward
eigners, the best informed Of whom
credit the rmors Of the existence Of a
foreign feeling.
The commander Of the guards at
foreign legations met today and srran
plans for defence should trouble sris
The intention Of the empress dows
to review the imperial troops on the
turn Of the court from the journey to
eastern tombs Of the dynasty has !
abandoned on account Of the Chinese
ficials considering that the holding Of
review might be construed as q den
stration against the foreign troops.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23
$4,000 Come to Waahington.

St. Paul, Mian., April 22.--Carefully
pared estimates show that 1900 seti
have gone int the state Of Washing
alone this spring. Accurate figures
the settlement In northern Mime
North Dakota and Montana are not
available, but 1t Is thought that the
tstics will show at least % per cent I
immigration than the fgurs for w
ington. On this bases the ssttlemen
the states from Minnesota west to the
cife coast this spring has already rea
a total Of $1,000 people This s 81
more than the estimates Of the mover
during the spring Of 1901.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-23

WASHINGTON NEWS.

Creston Is to have flour mill.
Another theatre is talked of for
| Spokane.
The new Great Northern station al
Spokane will be open May 1st.
The hull of the new steamer North
Star was recently launched at Wen
atchee.
Judge Neterer of Whatcom has SEN
fenced Alfred Hamilton to be hanged
May 23.
A Spokane tennis club has been
formed and work on the courts has
already been started
M. Carlson, a Swede, 35 years old,
committed suicide in his cell at the
county Jail, in Seattle.
1t is probable that Spokane will give
the biggest Fourth of July celebration
ever held in the Inland Empire.
Bellingham Bay business men have
organized a company to establish a
factory for extracting tar, tar oil, acid
and other biproducts from fir.
The herse industry of whitman
county Is receiving a new impetus be.
cause of the great demand and high
/ nrioau for hoo,-,, 5,oe& oot..nt.
Tss n.,.,., Z u.a,. ~. an.s
.,orr n,;,, 80 T., 80. u -. p .,.,..
p. oonn,a. 49, s go a., .,sn..'.na VIZ
rho o..,,a.o %. 49, .,1 -.
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twaen watarv,,,o ond Cou,oo ci,y
from JuIv 1909 IN J,na a0 1aoS
This route will ba rim civ t;r,as a
week after Ju,v naxt
c. =, nv
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na oeeh u,spahueu anu 'he olleers
na 80 C" ,s0o. nJn ay u'sena'seu. Solh
tron.,ouua go a an," naS pee.
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.a,,.n s'"'' " INC '"iu oa'
To Mt
-, 8. a.. ~, 80 an 'nuian' serving on'
,na hia a.. ~ go sAne p' o' n''l
."s ".s i.o.ne. az onohoh'sh' mas oeei
pa. uoneu Wy ,he so'ernor' me man
..as .o'.ui,p.ioh' ,l anu mas aoout 'wo
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vi, p,,aon n.'e'noe, 90. l'"i'
o.o has 'eeh si'eh pupiieity 'ha'
sno WI ''neih raoi,c nau w.horawn
I'm ,ne niarhe' ali raiiroao iahds III
,anN''n .oun'y anu ,he eastern par'
y, ,,, 'ns ''a'e 49,, lo' 'ne purpose ol rels,