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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
MAN ACHIEVES
AN EXTRAORDINARY FEAT

Mr.. Melville Summers, of Albuquer-
que, has accomplished the impossl-
BILE, or what has been held to be the
impossible up to the present time. He
came to Santa Fe today with a bill in
his pocket, got it introduced, and
passed it through both houses under
suspension of the rules without an OBJ
lection from either body. TO accom-
plish this, 1t was necessary to root
the chief clerk of the council out OF
his room, where he was taking a nap,
and get hi mover to the capital to re"
port the bill to the house. The accom-
plishment is considered remarkable. II
should be said, however that Mr..
Summers had some very able assist
ance in his little campaign and that
the measure is one which it would be
difficult to find an objection. Mr..
Summers has completed the transfer
of the records of Sandoval county
from the books of Bernalillo county,
begun by his father, the late James
A. Summers. These records are neces-
sary to Sandoval county and Sandoval
county Is anxious to have them.
There has been no law. however. un-
der which Sandoval county could raise
the funds to pay for the transfer Of
the records, the making of which has
been difficult and expensive This bill
gives power to the Sandoval county
commission to make a special levy
of not exceeding three and Qne-half
mills to pay for the opening of new
books and records. The title of the
act is "An act to allow new counties
to make provision for payment of exc
penses necessary to the opening of tho
affairs of such new county"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14

today from all parts of the territory to
which news of the appropriation bill
riders has penetrated urging the
councilmen to stand. firm in the post
,tion they have held throughout the
session, while the demand for the ac-
ceptance of the bribe has simply
failed to appear.
And thus the Bursum machine has
played its last big card. 1t has been
sllilllully approached and skillfully
played. with all the cleverness of Yete-
ran political and legislative manage
ment, which has been accustomed for
years to dominate and control. But in
this, as in its other work throughout
the session, the game has been over
played and a certain OVer-COnfidence
and an Understanding of the char
acter and resolution Of manhood OF
the men whom the effort has been
made to drive, And so it seems today
that the big card has failed of effect
just as the smaller cards have failed.
Deep regret is expressed on all sides
that the Bursum following should
have forced the issue in this way and
should have tied up certain appropria.
tiOns which are right and which are
needed in the many territorial insA l.
emily by everyone and admitted by eV-
eryOne not closely identified with the
machine, that the price demanded by
the machine for its consent to the pas
sage Of an appropriation bill is too
dear for the people of New Mexico to
pay, and that If the machine sees fit to
do so, and has the strength TO stand
out for its demands, and thus block
these needed appropriations the mat
ter will have to rest so, and the ma
chine will have to take on this last
large weight in addition to the mount
ain of obstruction and rotten politics
which it has been building up for it,
self since the very opening day of the
session.
The council adjourned at noon to-
day until 1890 Thursday morning. 1t
is possible that the appropriation bin
will be reached during that session.
What its course will be then remains
to be seen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
ALL THE COUNTY BILLS
SPECIAL ORDER FOR FRIDAY

Friday VIII be county DIVISION day
in the house, and an extremely inter-
esting session is expected Today the
Foraker county bill, house bill No. 81,
was added to the list of county divis-
ion bills, which are to be considered
on Friday The addition of this bill
completes the list. and it is very
doubtful if the house can get through
with all of them in one day, or even
during the rest of the session. These
include the Artesia county bill, Gar
field county, Foraker county, Pyramid
county and the proposed removal Of
the Torrance county seat. Every one
of these bills is a live issue, and things
will be doing in the house on Friday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
EXPLOSION ATTRIBUTED TO
SPONTANEOUS CONBVSTION

Paris. March 12--Inspector Gem
eral Admiral Bienaime expresses the
opinion that the explosion ON the lena
was caused by the spontaneous COM
hustion Of powder, which dsintegrates
after a certain time and requires con-
slant inspection for safety. Spon-
taneous combustion was The cause OF
the explosion of the Toulon powder
magazine In 1899.
The ministry of marines received a
dispatch from Toulon at a late hour
tonight saying that while the number
OF victims was considerable. Il would
not be SO large as at. flrsI reported
Seven officers reported as missing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
MEXICAN BANDIT TAKEN
HIS BAND EXTERMINATED

El Paso, Texas March 13.--Thc
noted Mexican outlaw and bandit.
Gerardo Nunez, who recently robbed
the Estancia Blanca ranch in Durango
of $1,000, and who with his band.
had long defied the civil and military
authorities of Mexico. has been cap
tured and his band eXterminated.
Nunez n one of the most desperate
Of the bandit leaders which infest the
remote and almost inaccessible noun
tain Businesses of Northern Mexico.
who rob haciendas, pillage travellers
and defy arrest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
IRy Morning journal Special Leased Wire.

kV Nfsrar =
,rouIan ~ ~, 80
ne p""o''
magazine on board the French battle
ship lena blew up at t.35 this after
noon. and nc q rasrIr e,,,tai,, ,df,,.,.,
i,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ',''7''' "
VI 'l'' p"'''eSIlp' captain
Nerter, chief of staff of the Mediter-
ranean squadron. and from seventy to
aiqht,, hluo i,oi.o.,. ,..
80 "V'"' N"'''
iN''L N"'llIraI Mahtefoh and hundreds
" ny" 'te suffering from injuries.
! .IN"'"i N'l'.'N are aSuaSl ana the pun
"" S'u"'to 'N 'nt appa'nhg calaS-
u"l"D coming N3 soon after the loss
o,l we "'H submarine BOAT Luum
D" ~. Ni'.'l s,Ateeu met eeatn.
iif '"''rt aliet mart of the lena
/ M"S u'uNh L" pieces. Ihe bodies oi
we lI'u''HS We're hulied through the
'u ~ 0ucteSsloI OF EXPLOSIONS, anu
/ pat''t- st'lthth Wofklneh at the ar
Seial l'eu lor lnen llNes from the VIZ
tu'uE OF ,ue uiN cock scores on
uodiu the leila Jumped overheard -un
me stone qu'IS ana sustained serious
INJURIES.
( me primary cause OF the accident
WIS tne explosion or a torpedo Nha'
,auSeu me sNlhoS'oH Is not known
,,,a,.a s ,, rt, - Wv, " ,''
o,,,iI,.,a,,,. m i.'' 1911, '"u ,llt
eAp'oSi"hs practcaIN DESTROYED what
was cohs,uerea one OF the peSj vessels
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bn t,,,I ,i i,,,,, '"', v.
,or. ,'li" ',le laIlei
-. 20 ''., Us '"l 'tl "''' u" 'Vu'
preparatory TO joining the squadron
49, St.t, "9H +" lul
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aull''i 90 90 'mr,,'' 'TLi MI "'.g' ull'SoI5
Lno, ',,t,,,i.tol ,,,I, ''l,.,y' ",'''
per,l tet, gI',eI,.S,,uu eCen'll, anu con
| talnou many 'onS ol PoNueI as wen ~
5ru,lloeI " cl'1rEes IoI IpGuoeS;
lue crew H"u l'HiSIeu 'le.r ma
uaS ihtd' ouIl I Si,"It lIHle pe!oIe 'l'
| eNploSloil' ana uau uispeTSqu TO Earl-
ous parts oI lHo vessel M"S' ol tns
men were engaged IN WORK connected
Nun l'le aPI,Ioa'IlliE departure oi
the WarShlp' pul qul'e q large party
nau peeh ue'alIeu 70 atIeIlu lecture
that was pelhg given forward The
tlfst shock OF lhe eNnlosioii was eN-
tfeHheIE NloIeni' ana snook tne NesseI
iore ana AIT IT was Iotio"ed instantly
oE otle, SnoGhS' ne ere" ruSileu
Wlluly ap"ul Iho ueck' me men ior-
ward VINO had been attending the lee,
lure clam oefed over the puIWarks ana
| Jumped down, some OF them INTO the
dock ana others to the stone quay
many being iataIly huft ,.,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
ASSISTANT TO THE
SUPERINTENDENT
OF EDUCATION
Council Confirms Nomination
Of Alfred NJ, Sanchez, Able
Young Las Cruces Man Who
viii Assist Professor Clark,
The Morning Journal Bureau,

Santa Fe, n. NJ. March 10.
The governor has nominated and
the council this morning confirmed
Alfredo NJ. Sanchez of Las Cruces, N.
NJ, to be assistant superintendent of
public instruction under Professor ].
E. Clark.
The nomination of Mr.. Sanchez to
this position has been rumored for
some time and ii is an appointment
which is certain 70 meet with unani-
nous approval fom the people. Mr..
Sanchez is a 1htive of New Mexico,
being a member of one of its oldest
families, and is man of broad and
liberal education. He has for some
time been connected with the govern
service in the department of agricul-
ture, having graduated from the coll
lege of agriculture at Mesilla Park.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
GOVERNMENT MONEY
REMAINS IN BANKS

Washington, March l3.-The secre-
tary Of the treasury today announced
that the $30,000,000 which was de-
posted in national banks the last Of
September to be returned about the
beginning Of February, would not be
called for at present. Beyond saying
that he was keeping a close watch
upon the situation IN New York, Sec
retary Cortelyou would not indicate
what his further nlans We're
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
LOS ANGELES MAN RUN
DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE E

Los Angeles, Cal, March 13-When
r. II. Ingraham, general superinten-
dent of the Southern Pacific, was
dashing east on Fifth street in an
automobile to catch train last night,
the motor struck Frank O. Beamer.
of this city, and fatally injured him.
Under the supervision of Mr.. Ingra
ham. he was removed to the emer
gency hospital, where he died today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
INVESTIGATING ESCAPE
OF VILLAREAL IN Ell PAS0

III Paso Tex, March 12.-For the
purpose Of thoroughly investigating
the escape Of Antonio J. Vilareal. the
Mexican revolutionist from the immi-
grafton officers, Marcus Braun. special
immigration Inspector Is In lei Paso.
Mr. Braun is noted for the manner In
which, disguised as an Assyran, he IN
Vestlgated the admission Of aliens into
the United States along the Mexican
border and Is acting now. as he was in
that matter, as the personal rcpresen-
tative Of the president
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
CHILDREN EAT POISON
PREPARED FOR FATHER
WOman's Attempt to Murder Husband
Brings Death 10 -Four Babes.

FL Paso. Texas, March 13.-Four
children met death at Morelia, Mex
leo. in a peculiar manner A woman
had prepared a dish of "pinole," a
sweet meat, which she poisoned for
the purpose of killing her husband.
The children found and ate IT, dying
i'm agony
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
ROCK ISLAND SETTLING
MEXICAN DEATH CLAIMS

El Paso. Texas, March ia. A.
Graham, claim agent of the Rock
Island IS at Guadalajara, settling the
claims of the relatives of the thirty
Mexican laborers killed in the collision
at Volland, Kansas, in January.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
CHANGES GROW STEADILY LESS
FOR APPROVAL OF THE RIDERS

Purpose of the Combination Measure So Plainly Shown as
to Cause Resentment From Very Members of Council
Who Its Provisions Were Aimed to ReaChPeopIe Refuse
to Raise to the Bait and Machines Last Card Seems to
Have Failed Like the Rest.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-03-14
HARD RIDDEN APPROPRIATION /,
BILL STILL ON PRESIDENTS
TABLE IN THE COUNCIL

No Effort Made to Take it Out of Its Regular Order and Heav
lily Loaded Measure Not Reached the Regular Order of
BusinessACOunci Adiourns Until Thursday aN10 O'Clock
Without Any Reference to the Measure.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-04

. Wcfit NJ : - II5-.-'c T,i5Gs > . C.oIk
and brought this cot down. lntcndin' {
turn In here an relieve father at mid.
night. Father WAS scttin' out there on
tn pier n-smokln his pipe when |
turned In. ! went & sleep almost MS
soon ns touched III pillor. ] don't
know how long II was. bnt after awhile
kind o. woke mp an heard voices
n-talkln' out there on tn pier. | got
IN an iooked out tn windcr an purity
soon I saw II was Mr.. Drysdale with
father"
"DrysdaleY Who's hep asked the
coroner.
Delroy quickly. ''an old friend. Hes
staying here AT the house with us. In
fact. he's TO marry my wife's sister"
The coroner bowed.
Every we'll" he said. turning back ia
Graham you may continue"
"Wcll," went on the young fellow,
''ns soon as I raw II was Mr.. Drysdaic
I knowed II was all right. so | went
back TO bed ng'ln. An ! didn't know
nothn' more til great clap o. thunder
nearly took til roof on N house. ! sci
up In bed. but I couldn't sccm 4 XII
awake fer minute. my hcal YVES
whlrlin' 80. Then | got on NY frr'
an looked out III wlndcr an jest ihci
Il lghtened ng'in an seen father
layin' there
lie stopped with Il sob that SHOOT
him through and through.
"That will do for To present" SAID
| the coroner kinuiy. "lt seems rathcl
extraordinary" he added. turning {,
Delroy. tat lis man should have sa
o,a terc In te rain at tat time o
night Was hc fishng;"
Delroy sprang to his feet with n aud
den start.
'Flsblnef'' lie cricl. "No!- I'll for
gotten. lie was guarding my wife
necklace"
He threw open the door and ran on
on The pier. the othecs following. a
the extreme end Il rope was danglln;
In the water. lie reached over AM
pulled II up. The wire cage was flap
ping open. Tho necklace had dlsap
pcarcd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-04

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-04

coming dawn. hut II was still
ISTSsSS too dark IN the pier TO see
go anything distinctly, so they
went slowly Eacl, 10 tho b)athcus", and
IIcffclhower turned back to make q
more detailed examination Of tic body
"D-. WISE" he asked after Il mo.
mcnt. from which direction gaould you
say t'csc hl,ws were struckY''
"From directly In front" answered.
the doctor promptly
"But see he has a pistol ut Eis bel,
Why lid he not tefcad hlnselfi Why
SHOULD he allow himself to he beatci'
DOWN."
As he spoke he lifted one OF the mus
culnr hands. Then, with little OK
clamntlon of surprise. lie ben; and OK
nmlncd 1t more closely.
Gone nearer. gentlemen" he shid
his face iliiThcd with excitement. 81
want you - witness rat he hrs somc
ting between his fingers"
They stopped nnd looked M he indi
Gated. The? could see TINT the han
clnspcd tightly sorc small. dark Oh
icct.
Let ua see what II H." Hcffclb,wc'
continued. and bent back the s;lfrcninl
fingers.
Thcs,hjcct fcl, ont Into his hand. II,
held II nj In thu g'ara Of tho HIGHT q;
that all might see. It was n hrttoi
with Il llli!a shrel of cloth attached.
'Ir we can find 10 garment tat IL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-04
CHAPTER ZIX.

~ OOR a full moment the coroner
IL stood looking down ut the
pistol In his hand without
speaking. but his face hard
ened and grew stern, 10 far ms lay In
the power Of q countenance SO rubi.
cund.
~ tink shall have to see Mr.. Drys-
dale before go back to Babylon" he
said. But first let us try 10 account
for tie presence of tbs pistol In tat
boat"
How can It DO accounted fory" de.
handed Delroy impatiently. Good
heavens. tell you Jack Drysdale
never killed that man. Perhaps he was
boating yesterday. No: he was In New
York ycsterday-wc sunday, then,
and had the pistol with him and left
II In the boat by mistake. How else
could II have go, there? The murderer
wouldn't have put II there"
"Nobody's used III boat. sir" said
William.
How do you know t'at;' asked the
coroner sharply.
because. sir. ! tied II T. the buoy
an i know my knot. It's tn sam,
one Jest uIfasiened."
Nobody went out except Mr.. Drys
dale" spoke up Thomas. Il was il
tn vestlbulc til nearly midnight. whei
Mr. Delroy told rae t,,go to bed"
"You saw Mr.. Dfys1aie rome in?"
Eyes, sir, an | never saw anybody
so worked up an nervous like"
"Do you remember what outer gar
ment he worc?"
''lIe wore his rnlncoat, sir. belpes
him Oh an of with IT,
Where are tie ralncoats kcpt?"
"They usually hang on the rack II
tn vestibule. sir. That's Mr.. Drys
dales coat that Mr.. Delroy has OF
now"
YES" said Delroy, looking down II
It; II didn't notice. ! snatched II dowi
In such hurry
He stopped, staring down ut tn
coat, his face suddenly liyid.
The others followed his glance.
The top button Of the coat was miss
ing. 1t had evidently been wronchc'
away with violence, for the cloth wa
badly torn.
Ito Be Continued)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-04
CONTINUED from Friday
Wherc Is ne 2, asked pelroy.

"Out there on tn pier" answered
Graham brokcnly. "out there where
they struck him down"
At the pier end lay a dark. huddlcd
figure. A lightning flash disclosed the
staring eyes. the blood stained face.
Delroy. swallowing hard. gripped
back his self control.
I'VE can't leave him out here" he
said. Perhaps there's spark OF life.
You take the legs. I'll take the head"
They laid their burden on the cot
which the son had occupied and stood
for moment looking down ut II. The
boy seemed on the verge of collapse.
His lips were drawn. his teeth chatter
ing. The horrible sobbing did not stop.
Delroy turned to him sharply
william" he said. II want you TO
show yourself man. A good deal de.
ponds Oh you. Remember that--rc-
member. too, that with your help
were going to catch the scoundrcl
, who did this"
The boy Strengthened up with n
groan of agony.
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lon for Qr. Wise and for the coroner.
and tell them both TO get out here MS
quickly as they can. DO you under
standT'
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o'sappe"'e' III Aue ou''r .''h'''NS'
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.But why didn't Graham defend
himsclf2 lie was armed. Why did he
lei him go, 80 nrarY'
There's only one posslble explnna
ton of That" said TremaIne dryly
"suppos,pg. of course. that Graham
didn't fan asleep. He knew the man
aud Thought him friend. Perhaps
they were even talking together mt tho
time the blow was struck"
Dclroy's face turned IIvid. and grea,
beads of sweat broke out across hi,
forehead.
IresentIy there came the sound o,
footstcps ON tho walk. the door opeped
and y1,ng Grahnm and Thomas cam,
In.
"Dv. Wise promlsed 4 come n
once. SIR. said the latter TO Dclroy. hi
voice dropped instIpctiyely to n wills
pcr. HE said he'd bring the corope
with him"
Delroy nodded without leaking nm.
Tc-. twenty. thirty minutes possed-
hlri centuries during which no on,
spo"' '"v" sn.s n''u 'n, s"u' e'''
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-04
CHAPTER XVII.

HE horizon was gray with IN,
coming dawn. but IL was still
too dark IN the pier TO see
anything distinctly. SO they
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-04
For SALE.

Cheap for bash. model 1908 Oldsmo-
bile Runabout, buggy top. extra
seat. good condition. tools. extras.
supplies, etc. Address II. this
paper. 3G3O-lt
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Foll0HIng schedule figures pll--sied ol-y as
Information and are not guaranteed
= 20 a. u.-Dauyille and way stations.
- a. m.-Harrisouhurg and way stations
go a. m.-Sieepers and COACHES % Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining Car.
'Il1f a. m.-Slecpers and coaches N Columbia
Savannah. and jacksonville. Dining Car
80 p m.-Slecpers and coaches % Atlanta aud
Columbus Ga. Sunset Route Tourist S-sepCT ID
San Francisco tri-WeeEi5.
+fTI T. m.-HarrisbuTg and way stations.
40 p. m.-Chariottesvile, Wsrrsut5n. and way
stations
SD D m--s0ItileTns RAIN llnll-l. o1li Pun
man 70 AissB Augusta, Savannah. jacksonville, and
St Augustine. Sleeper bi-wcskiy 20 Charleston
Dining Car
go p m.-Sleepers and coaches 20 Charlotte Co
luulbia. and Augusta. Sleepgs5 weekdays 10 Pine
hurst. Dining Car
-loJ5 p. m.-Sleepsrs ard coaches ,viA Lyuchblrg
and Brist0D % ChaLtaIolgl. Memphis. and Sew
Orleans. Dining Car
Il % p. 1n.-NeE York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman % Asneville Atlanta, Birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars Din-
ing Car.
No;e-sDsiIv. Weekdays
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
rs SIS aud g .55 a. m; go, 50. SIS. l-l. and
Il 40 p. NJ. daily and loI5 3. M, except Mondays.
Local trains from Hauisonburg II . g. b. week
DAYS. and - =. n daily from Charlottesville Us
q. daily.
Frequent trains % and from BlUemont
Ticket Offices. l0j 18th ST., 81 Pa Ave. and
Peunsy ivsnia Station.
c. Il. ACKERT. sH. HARDwICK.
Y. Z. q Gen. MgT. Pass, ITat MsE.
". II. TAYLOE. l. s BROWN,
Gen. Pass. Agf- l1elI ACr-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-03
TRANS-PAGIFIG MAILS.

Australia. except Nest New Zealand. New Gale
donna, samoa. Hawaii. and FIn Islands, va san
Francisco. close here daily az ua5 ,. IL Up 10
February 2 for dispatch by steamer Sierra
Hawaii, Japln Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
ands via san Francisco, close here daily az II - ?.
N. up 10 February s. for dispatch b. steamer Amer
lea Msru.
Hawaii via san Francisco close here daily st II A
p. 70. up 70 February Il, for dispatch b. steamer
Alameda.
japan, korsa. China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily at $50 p. NJ. up TO FebTu
any p for dispatch by steamer Dakota
Japan Except Tarcsls-Tost nails. Korea, China,
and Philippine Island. via Vancouver and Victoria.
b g. close here daily ar 80 ,. H. mp 70 Febru-
arr s. for dispatch by steamer Empress Of China
japan, Korea. China, AID Philippine Islands. VIA
Seattle Close here daily at $50 T. MP % Febrg-
arv IA. Tor dispatch by steamer All MaUI.
Hawaii, Japan. korea. China, and philippine
Islands VIA san Francisco close here daily At l.s5
D. m. up 70 February l6 for dispatch by steamer
Siberia
Australia Cczc5rt mails for West Australia, New
Zealand New Caledonia, Samoa, Hawaii and spe-
cially addressed mail for the EIli Islands via san
Francisco. close here daily az HIS r. m. Up 10
February 2. for dispatch BY steamer Soncma.