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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
MaPe q uaa.

Miss MuEI-y The idea of his calling
ne hsssly. ] may not ~ very pretty.
bgt I'm eertalHly Mt a. hSlnely ~ he
10 Miss Pert-Na slrar bat that's
stmPiy leSau~e he's bigErr than yoa.
Philadelphia lysSlSer.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
nss Esaaf ulsaAsr.

why Did yoH think he had hem
erinkinEf IIe didn't sh0w a."
Net until he vent gut ~ his way
% pnOss that he hadaL--IhIIaslslEhia
PreaA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

Lac most Ren.- be said. Il have
ny shortcominrs. ! SUPPOSE. hut
-oh. % Iza't your shortcomings father
oejeets to- INTERRUPTED the girl. Its
yoer long stsyia<S.-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10


ctOr in Jaek sOnvills und den he
an sell viskey vos . year mitOut
ny ds0ubls vOF de politicians are
5ansy OfRoeRs und de county
hcsEs are politicians ind it's o
me Of yoa tickle ne ubd IN
skis yOa. Und ven Do boliti-
r ana are more dan de- Offices den
~ make come more ofkcss % g.
Re nmodste dem.
De NEXT ting I hear yoa ssk
10 IVY dO you have De county
q IL de b0as wants % sell vis-
11aSsf" w data - easy a. fOolins
"a rsachsF. 10 would cost . man
, sgt sloo0 30 eel visksy here IL
: n,oanty vas vet. A man vOuld
~ foOi b want 30 spend Q tOa-
"A tollass vor De brivilidss Of
|. ing visksy ven h can - de
voR s3S ind % . politi-
: soss p>sidss-
va saeht % sss d SENATOR
ssi: himself md d ssst of NJ
:. ssns shn@D bohs uP mit o
.sssion vss Q vss una dry slss-''
ak.
~
siF buas o. his long tailed eoaa.
- kis hair down smooth ind
esPy sf % Rssissd saasss~s
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
Nsalaa q Ylnaa nls.A..ua

NOTICE = hershy givea that en- manahs
~ after date. to-Wn. on the ls1h ar a. Chp-
te,,yr - wi psSts-n, % ths esesay tsaEs
e. eKoouloF 90 tn lasf vii ana teefamauf ~
Martin Aflea. drucased. and "a fug nnal
CuAklIas " nUsn.
Nsw szyrna. ASH & Inn.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

Noise - ApVllusatoa - TaE Dssd Us4ss
ssssioB sof ChApssr 60 Lave - FasF~
"a.
MOTIFS sssseE si.sa .. G n, -
81 lbs and dag - 1uly, A "a l2n has nlee
oald ocTetnc1ts n ~ eaAoe. sn6 .ka1 una4s
epFitdaieun tuf tan de- ~ lusns - eouussl-
anfs uiIh ia9. EEl4 ecEttnoata eBbranEs the
voSusts colsnty, flnraA. to.gtt
La =. ~ =. boasesiug nap 90 Deleoa
NJ "a Iaaa a.sins a..suusa a ths cate os
u.s. tEIaauus a snch csFtinrA1e ~ IT, nenlr
% y. q. nEarue. Culsss ND cuEtikoeas sail
~ rSdssmea socosdlag - 40. sas sssa tstn
a, n. -.
Wianezs ay oEAcial slznlturs end sual shis
~ sash aay % SuiD. a. ID. -.
us Clssuss Cosrs. voiasia cssssy. Fsssas.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

A . special indaesmsnt 20 NEW
sUnscAIssas. TIM News will Be
sent from the date Of subscrip-
ton until January I, le0s. for
st.&S; in hlocks Of Eve sabscrip-
lions seat eli - one time, 30 8
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
JAKEY TOKIR LETTER
Iron TIE Mercury

M TEAE key: I make me- Q
guess vrOm What yOU say In your
last letter dat you vas not very
veil satisfied mit your job and
would like 30 Set sOmsting else.
I haf been linking apOut il two
o. tree days und ] haf ust had .
gOOt idea vOr yOa.
DE boss Of dls county lee . gOOs
vriend u mine und pslisvs dot
IL ! ash him he would confer the
title Of X. l.. ID. on you II he
will do it yOu ere fined var life
PeeA1ss NIT dat title you become
q Wrist cousin % de politicians
und yOu kROw vat dat means
~.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
NOTCH.

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VII pEWen1 ~ &C., noroaEt a. a1minls-
traarfa - ~ Gssafs 90 J. ~ MeosafA. q.
:sa,se. - -. eonsiK ssas. % velas,a Ceas.
sxhAH r. nsanATu.
AdnselsauufsiE e IL osaass e =. ~ No
Dsiasa. -. desc q 80.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

S"iss e ssssSs SsS. g: & .'s 3. rss.
~ "A. pgsshaasf al las Csssiseais No -.
41..4 tks ssd DAP af tuly. a. .. Ina &c
alst eaid esrsiAests IN NJ oeneR ens has Saa.ls
sisoe vllk lag. eaia Osfslaesls embTaa-s
the fullouinE assegihes prapeFty es1aats4 ~
velusia CasIntT. El0Fiaa. to-Wft:
IA Yelxtnetea sub % Dqpoat or.nt, G..
Ths said lad oelnn anspesse - en- dass 20
10 iEalaBes sf sacS egFilacafs la tAs aans
- y. n. honspe. tnlan sd oertlar-s4
sln iss9s thsrssa % he ~ aag 90 Aas-
UIisrss ~ eAslss agsasszs ana s-2l tkus
sssD All y JsSRDAN
ca Oncult couss Velaaaa Csestg. flsglas
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

Quickest TO wSshIagt0a and all
points East.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

Nosiss % Appllcssisa fos TaE DSsa unAsF
sssttsa . % ChaposF 60 lava q Flos-
"a
NOTICE . hsssbg sivs4 tAsl JssssL FaIl-
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h,se eni1 osFtl1nMis ~ ~ ea,us. .ea4 has
1nAs appss1slioa Or tsa desa % issss II
ssuasaslss via las. - esstieasls co.
u1isa n velu.la sssnsy, fbosta.. tS-vit
Al baoMa ~ HuylIf4
fAs sasd land bsiag ses.essd q tn dsfs os
% $500 % re sss.. - p - 49,
sin I.sss sssssss es a. 90 40 sissSss.ssr.
Al nNn-
ths 40 aay q AaHsss, a. ~ "a
gssaD 4AHL =. JORDAN,
era Cruall Coast. velasl. cssasy, FIoEiAa.
~ nzS tnHHa, u. Z.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

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shall - - eelsbue 800 wSsA tur ssuF eoa-
argutlv6 wseaA
wIau1 ~ kaa1 sua saal 20 onus a. xssh
MI sANL y. JORDAN,
no;i-itsr 90 csmpl.iasns.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10


THIS vast meadow ths
~ tents-thBuaauds
then. laid Dut in =,
iike n well-ordereI I
IaTiiluus 80 sulars.l
M 40 frum aursug Z
~ dwellings make,
lords and hareus II
displayed th.lr stan
The white roofs. as
rcash. the waving Il
pensils. and handsru
sold and Giou % ,
that all the rh!vair
m ustered IN the rla
Par OF. On the cent?
huEe palace % red
With the royal arms
rom the summit an
valiant Hsnry lay a
q his warriors
As the EaEiisa adv
.ut from behind
creen. looked down al
iGht they could go q
, front % them was 4
rst pink hght % the
fred upon the steel
hates - dsnse masss,
roNsboWmen. who dFil
} the spaces whlrh \
.eH sxerrisr. A q
I snake reeked Bp
aiming air where n
I'D ahd The saml
mDerinE IN the n
hEht hnrse FniIar.
I'm swayinE bodies A.
~ after TIE fnshlsn
J had ADOPTED fraz n
lles AT along nv a
TIE river ionE IN.
~ masters ~haFFerp
ne The kHiFhts ths-
unrlv dresssf grouns
their paviiionn. 90
~ falcons upon IN
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

- the sweet Nirg.E. ~ tie bIsSs..
Mother q 81. rri-I Co.,. tr,rlII. IN
peassuf - swear Co. SOFA tHst lea ff.n,
"a A~.fss have mys,lf lost the Dat
- II thc iHstaut. thsry ross. tVOl
srrsam - a bundr'i buE.,s. with q.
deep rolling "f drums suI tf. rla.li ~
81 oNmhais. 900 sH.udirg together lu 900,
a'aisuinE urrHsr kr.ghts aud ar..s
80 sIrung 90 arms ruHy.r., 4
snme great host was uuon them. hut
the guide dropped upon his knees and i
thanked Heaven Tor its merri,s.
We have foand them rabaIIsras.
D. cried This is their morning call" /
~ he spoke be- scrambled down on. \
~ Ga" narrow rayin.s. and. climbing
oteT q low ridge az the further end 10
led them into short valley with a
strvam puriinE down the centre ~ II.
ana very thick growth q elder and
box mon either side Pushing their
Way through the dsnse brentwood they
tf'oked upon a scene which made their
hearts best harder aad their breath ,
come faster.
" front & them lay a broad plain. I
" aterrd o. two winding streams and
covered with grass. stretching aWay 4.
Wh're. iu the f4rthsst distance. the
towers - huTgos bustIsd up aaair-- u
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10

aRds VOr Retail
'und I hear yOu
FOnld dat title do
q . dry county,"
= sEEsartly-DE
.ENs vIskEg IN q
lat . snap worth
10 yOa hat 30 be
F'ans but yoa
!: ssy'' 50 ''Hs
+ and will want
? '".- ~ Pc "is it
All a safe e.
. -. an
thousa
IL dis county
wlrtys the Gov
-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-08-10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

] z. pharo, general agent Of tic
Pacific steamship company AZ this
port has resigned. IL n under
stood that Mr iharua resignation
vas asked Tor by the heads 81 the
corporation as a dircct result % the
Naleuela disaster and the unsueeeaa-
fli attempt made 90 rescue her pas
aeuEsra and crew FOR which Mr.
phara. sho had charge of thla
work has been subjected 10 much
adverse criticism.
Mr phafo's resignation Vas fIlei
vith General Manager Pierre after
he had returned 60 port on the To-
polka rum the scene of the Wrsck
During the 81 hours after The Queen
frat reached the stranded Valencia
aud before she sent "a plecou. many
OF the survivors ciuuE 90 the mAsfs
Of the Valencia and went down 70
thelf death with the knowledKr that
not onn attempt had be~n made 70
fearh them aith beats from the sea-
Aard side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30
Survivor Allison Asks Board Of Inquiry
Why Lie Boats Were Not Sent
From Topeka and Queen and WHY
Those on Shore Gave No Help

asked II they would not take a pi,es
but they an refused. saw the fIfst
life taft launched bat do not kue,,
= ha sot aboard when We laft tb..
Valencia there was only short
fieee % thr after deck stin above
water and thia was rising and fsu-
ms With each wave. did not think
Il would last more than ten min
utes.
Boats Could Reach.
could boats have been taken In
tfeo TIE Queen or Topeka TO the
wrecked ship
Nhefe We could paddle through
With Il men on "a life raft with only
q few bite 81 wrocknse and sane al.
west useless cars ~ propsi az nfe
heats euEht "a have been able a.
1--we.
Was the sea breakinEf"
IN The sra was not rough AZ All
aud GA Tuesday Yves really eaints
tiaW did Sou get so fag from the
Wfgsk on the iife ranf"
Well We padded with bits Of
Wfre kaEr We picked up from the
water and We had reached pslnt
aheat a quarter 90 a mile from ths
wreck when We saw the Queen turn
away and leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

Captain Cousins. ~ the Queen
when criticised because o. the fan.
ufs - send lifehuats "a The wreck,
fenisaa silurif that he bad obsfs
the ORDERS - SIT pharu
The officials u the Pacific Coast
eafnIanY refuse absolutely 90 dis
euaa The reasons ~ thr resignation.
It i Anuuu that Mf pharo wlll
leave the company finally 0n FehTa.
HfT !. lie has explained that in the
future be wlii engage ln private en-
trfprtaeN
Since the toss - th~ Valencia ard
The aearrH - passengers and Grew.
MF rhafo has been subjected "a
maeh efliielHfa. because % has ae-
iian n ordering ihe Queen 20 leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

matter. and 20 urge upon the au-
thofitiea Al Washington the neesl
81 such action.
II Nas stated that Senator. Piles
had introduced a bill on January ~.
prior 10 the wreck. Tor manning the
Neah haY life station.
II Nas charged that the British
tugs salyor and Car had not made
AZ much effort a. they should 90
reaeue the Valencia yictimh Cap
tain Wallace Langley. who Wan on
the Queen at the time abe was at
the wreck. made the charge.
Those present we're informed by
british Vice Consul Pclly that Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30
wsasssr Fire

-resusseers were caIied to man
ne hss 1fe boat uhieh - sent %
I'd iAmains place Va the hope that
90 n the men az least could raaeh
n tep II the bluff. None 81 the
passengers weFs asked % g that
hsasa - and know that several re-
narsst about their being better of
asoaga The ship Than on the boat
Ar Tusssiay tiss weatber was
fae ard ~ only fear was thar the
teir Noaid become loose irons the
fseks sna Aide back into deep water
y sill bad every hope that beats
N9uld pat ont from the stips 81 the
ssfzlis and t1ke as of. or that sanaa
- pesA atgras on the bluff and
hal r. eur gine
Wksa ihs tias vac out the VAL
tHeia rested about $50 % ta5 feet
iFam the shore and as full tide shs
Va mefs thar goo feet estimate
Tat i wae little less than q Hhlg e
kfEsh a llne had beer thrae "a
fshefe and We had great f8iiH that
heHteAo.iT would got % land Co hein
~ ln az heavier rope The eartaiu
= 81 3 barge new Zine ard held IS
safiinE On purpose 60 have II drawn
z Nhea TIE expected Assistance
noNe1 up 80 trouble vas eNue-
fisassd Sc handling che gun and
iAsfs uas siiH three lines held In
fiefs faf any emergency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30
MARINE INSPECTORS
SCORED BY Divine
REV. F. l. WHARTON APPEARS BOARD OF INQUIRY
AND INVESTIGATES THE INVESTIGATORS

wrecked after you had already
passed her as being safe"
Yes. We realize that" said In
spectar Whitney. but we are here
TO enforce the law. and enforce IL
we VIII Our only duty Is to report
20 Washington when We find any
thing that IL wronF"
Co TO Union.
Wouldn't Il be reasonable for YOU
Inspectors To prevent a vessel from
going To sea u you found out. or
learned that the members Of her
crew we're not competent seamen? %
was another question the divine
asked the inspectors
Wei. | suppose q would" replied
Mr Whitney. but we are not in
position 20 pass upon the compe-
tence Of a seaman. excepting as we
examine any man who asks for n
license. The steamship people de-
pend upon the sailors union for
their seamen and no one is supposed
60 belong 20 the union unless he Is
competent
Make a Test.
\ practical test was made with
life belt brought Off from the To-
peka. II WAS dropped into barrel
OF water. with eo-pound weight at
taehed. The belt floated and the In
spectors said It would keep on tho
surface FOR at least 30 days without
sinking
Afr. Wharton announced that he
would use the knowledge he had
gained in an address 20 his congre-
CATION next Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

It'd you heaf amy conversation az
taik GA the Topeka es Co abr shs
Hid not attempt to send heats ln -
No ! heard nothing said as 20
that When We Ent into the To-
rekA's iife boat q was net rough
aad she rode ihe water easily
We saw q fuE standing near the
Queen during thr moruiuN. bur
nstthef attempted 20 put out ans
aaats continued Nv. Allison n hts
statements There was Only about
q feet q The deck back fFom TIE
faaiHfnasf irft when We took the
Faft Everything had worked laass
and aaa expected O. 90 az any time
There were Some pepple stiil In the
ftENtug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30
ASK THAT NEAH BAY
STATION Be manned
MARINE MEN APPOINT COMMIT TEE TO TAKE UP WASH.
tsoros AUTHORITIES ouEsrlos OF PROVIDING COAST
SAFEGUARDS

The present life saving station
al Nah hay phouid b. manned. the
Telegraph cable 60 Tatoush island
shonld be strengthened. and better
charts should BE- made % tho dan.
EefGua plaesa along the Washington
ana Vancouver ialAnd coast
These we're the sentiments ex-
pressed A. meeting Of business
ant marine msn ~ the Merchants
eae hanxe this afternoon. when the
matter II pfaxidiug better means Of
saxfnK life aiuuK she coast was be-
infa considered Secretary ". r
statd vii appoln, a committee IN
a ftw Gays 20 take charge % the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

re aoise from the SURF was MT
ssfstens b Drown out ibe sound -
IS 80 giving eriers and - faf 50
/ krau To baars ofncrra dla rat
use xEy slgaai. eith whistles fes
sersiAx ~ crews hauffinF - ths
kfseastk Thrfe vas NJ LACK % iises
usnx Appliances and plenty sc lIfs
Aais and svrrrthirx serrts3 fa ~
b fifst-ciasa share. on TIE first
~ ass from san Francisco eus II
- pfficFfn Instructed an ths pas
waxsFs or how to put che life belts
"a
7 90 not take SHY particular no-
ice a. . fhe particular auaiitN II
to ife aeita bat whru the assist
80 fsFsr@u started 20 Fwim ashore
= 80 Y he could not handle e lice
nam TIE hna heard hlm saY b disf
81 ssnt taiie rfreervgr bat asked
specially fur one filled stir eaak
Wsea fsii rom The raft iaso the
satsr ~ prsservrr bad on seemed
y h1cy me ~. although nearly All
Z ~ TREE had hold ~ ROPE aud
~ nns Fiace my entire weight 81
% rfesefsef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30
INDIANS FAIL TO
REACH SHORE

VICTORIA. n. C.. Jan. so-Ths
steamer saivor left namflnld last
uiEbt Nith D. r. Bunker on board
for Victoria. and should arrive here
some time this morning Yesterday
the tuE nahada. with a crew Of In
diane from namficld. tried - lard
At the scene % the wreck The In
dams refused. saying the sea vas
tao high. The Hahada then lowered
3 aory manned ~ a white crew aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30
$1,000 REWARD

An additional sum Of 81 900 has
been offered for the recovery Of the
body 81 Raymond West, Of Seattle.
the Stanford athlete who was
drowned ia the Eel river IN Calf
fornia. 10 days ago The father Of
the Young man. according 20 hdyicea
received here. has reached Coyelo.
and has offered that sum In addition
70 900 offered by the Eel River
Power company BY whom West was
employed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30
FATAL WRECK
IN MONTANA
ORIENTAL LIMITED TRAINS MEET HEAD. -FOUR or The
CREW KILLED AND PAssEH GERS INJURED

SPOKANE. Jan 3o.-Oriental Limited trains Nos I and
mile OF Columbia Falls Mont. Conductor c. o.
Quinn Of No. did obey orders lie should side
tracked his train Half Moon. Fireman William Lind
ley and o. H. Harrison both killed Express Mess
enger b. O. Wurzbacher also instantly killed. En-
gineers H. o. Barden and w. T. ThierWichter Con-
duetor Quinn OF No. seriously injured and will
probably die. Four five passengers slightly in
jured. but their known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

We had placed great hopes on a
man setting to the shore. continued
The witness. "and until the last
newer lost faiih but that some ore
would appear 90 take a line Auy.
beaf even a small boy would have
hesn able 30 save an those lives
abnard that ship. which vas fast
hFeskiur us
The beat that landed could not
have been more than one half =
mile az the most from the sceue -
the 0reg = bat instead ~ coming %
aaf assistance ths-- people about.
faced and marched away n another
fifeailau. leaving us 90 oar fate.
Then The either bstat which We aeua
aat Nsfh HoatHwain Mccarthy also
failed g bring as the iouged-fef 80.
s4sgaass. Il seems 60 me that they
eauiH at least have sent ore man
around 10 ths TOP % that bluff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

WY were there 90 many - the
sfsu and 90 fsHi passengers on your
ne faftf was n question the In
speetofs asked Mr. Allison
Wen uaE the reply. u ruppoHs
I Maa from the fact that the efeN
~ rushed and took possession ~ f..
! kn9w my friend who had been
Standing b. me. Intended % take the
laft. hai rhsn I got aboard I dia not
see him I dl1 not stop 60 deliberate.
ppi simply saw a chance % get a
bare o. the raf, and Jumped I'm
sneflaieiY the raft struck che sur
iaee q The water The crew rushed
and GOT on"
wise any n the passengers re-
ssssisd 70 Eet aboard7-
heard several % the women
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ner seventh and Pike. "Wednesday
evening. January 81.
An all university reception will
he held Saturday evening in tha
Eirfa' dormitory. Tho affair is 10
b. rendered b. tho \. W. C. 4. aud
Y 81. g A.
The Physiological club reeeuilY
formed Al the state university viii
hold lta first regular meeting At the
II" wednesday nt s. 3D. . m. Prcsi-
dent Thomas r. Kane will preside
At the meeting. and a very inter
eaflng program will be- rendered.
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Albert wHlls. the iJ-year.old hoy
Who fiusKrd hole 90 life boat
nth his hand o. keep the water
from sinking the boat said
I naa aocand-riasu passenger
on the Valencia. have never been
10 sea tn the capacity N sailor sas
ia the first boat lowered On the faafi
side. With thc Camrhriis. We act
tHfa the beat from the saloon deck.
- where the NE boat had heuu
stopped O. receive passengers,
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previous TO that time had been given
several important positions. for
some time having acted nH puraer
aboard the Pacific Coast passenger
steamers
To "a the present no official an
nguueeueai has been made aH 90 hiH
sueeesHor but IL II generally under
stood that Assistant General Agent
Mckenzie Viii be promoted 10 the
vacancy
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eof quite close 10 the bay where
Logan thought they could land safe
~. but found an outer ridge OF
reefs which they could not pass.
Logan is Eolng to get a crev Of Clo-
0oas iadiana and make another at
tempt They know the coast thor
onEhly and. n u is possible they
wfli get ashore Tho nahada was
10 80 "a Clo-Ooaa this morning 70
pick up this crew.
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Investigators became the investi-
gated today. when Rev. r. l. Whar-
ton. Of the First Methodist church.
virtually placed Marine Inspectors
whitney and Turner on the witness
stand In a determined line OF in
qnlry as 90 alleged dangerous con
ditions existing on steamships sail
ing from this port.
The hearing into the wreck % the
Valencia was under way when Rev.
Wharton appeared before the board.
For half an hour he had the in
spectors busy answering pertinent
questions as to safety appliances
kept on board stear RS and the
methods Of enforciu he rules and
regulation = for protecting life
while on the high seas.
Many Questions.
The particular line Of inyestiga-
ton conducted by Rev. Wharton
was as 60 the efficiency OF seamen
working on coasting steamers from
here. the quality OF the life pre-
servers furnished. under what con-
diflona the inspectors could and
would hold a vessel in port. and
what recourse the inspectors would
have under the law 60 enforce what
they deemed wise regulations,
In the mind Of the public" said
Mr. Wharton. you men are here
regarded as merely sitting in judy
ment on your own acts. In other
words. you are trying 10 find out
the fault. II any aNists, In a vessel
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In seattle. 70 take effect February
!. The road has maintained trav-
cling passenger and freight agents
in this city for some time, but no
general agency. The establishment
of this new office shows that the
Wisconsin Central Is planning 70
increase tie business here. The bus
mess Of this territory has Previous
~ been handled from the Portland
office.
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TACOMA7S
GRAF TIERS
COMMITTEE OF TWELVE TELL HOW THEY SECURED evils
pEneE GRAFT AMOUNTING TO MORE THAN $4,000

TACOMA. Jan. 30.--Of its own
yolitlon. the special investigating
committee Of the city council held
an executive session last night 10
hear the evidence IN the possession
Of the committee OF twelve
A. II had been the understanding
that the session would be open 20
the public. the council chamber was
filled to the point OF suffOcation.
and when the announcement was
made that the meeting would be
held behind closed doors. there were
groans Of disapproval and an ava
ianeh Of Misses from the diaappolnt-
ed crowd.