The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1899, Page 3

‘Subsequent Sailings, April 12th, 224, and May M1. | New York. THE erty of Lexington, Ky., but later of pir \rer tan mossayes te that when greenbac | Still's fee for his services in behalf in the whisky output of the state, ATTLE #TAR. jew «ist of Marylan y resurvey of Mason and Dixon's line, their heavy flannets the most famous boundary Warm during t They b afternoon a summer ts surely here umonia is Just an likely to fol- kind ships tog have be ad dvantage, and y used in merchant Wh Smee a there | ¢ et ea % Pacific Coast Steamship Company | REAL ESTATE TRAN FERS. WHAT SCHEME et r du th - TRAINS TO | »much a word, Dut the strange 4 % Real estate tranat # Med in the fed diplor 1 judiet | until each ono began ' for San Francisco | auditor's oftice yesterday were: * jtions, a marty omcts with 4 It phic inquirles about th George HM. Candie and Mary Can EY! mplomenta line th REPUBLIC : jer wa joke the «irl was t mn The company ele- |} die to D. D, Merritt, | § and }matic feast includ many muent {that her “friend” was aged dak ‘ a st Bd ap ne % of nw \ of seo 16 tp 24 - - “ at the oth wer only ~ jand with a white beard bald ueen, Walla Walla,/n ir 4 ie W. M, 80, i elwat aot} nt h merely served to make and Cmatitia leave" Louis Denny” to VY. W. & Denny, Will the Republican Commit. io... 1) oy participa, | May Be Running From Spo. | red over tie wire, » hile (Order to Save an Imporiiled i » Via | derinning 874 feet « of nw cor lot | During the lant k In January a if t ted the Port Townsend and Victoria, March |} bik 3 A. A, Denny's second add too Finally Suggest? the Brat week In February the army kane on Xmas. 1d been tratt 1 Daughter. . 10, 20, 30, April 4, 9% 14, 19 24] thence # 18.8 fect, thence © 10 feet,| WASHINGTON, D.C and navy, and Congr A ree | ” 13, 3 ‘ ' 1” ‘ 2% May 4, and every fifth day there- | thence n 18.8 foot, thence W 120 fee, | The Roput me ot renee oo | aang tad " liviran te those linc tame me lly ’ ae Mar + ew ge on ces goth epublican caucus committer | 10s TANG place i, fel bo ble route ean be found 7 ; , i 4 currency, which w oak is at unetly om Ne on | be runn to Republic before ek the man came ‘ San Francisco Frederick Campbell and Hessie| inte city, Biss “a bd 4 Parton, hay [tHFOURE the “op meat’. 6e beat |hext COMBENMETS Cote da © telegraphed For Seattle 10 a, m., via Victoria and Mong ape Candy Pe mm let $8 | contemplate any radical reco: ay abe ¥ ed Sem This was the statement made yen |#Ir! that he CornIne: OF Port Townsend, March 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, at bark, Bt . mendations for currency lexist ». 4 r bite paper Wil terday by itlemags, not a reat-|that they might meet fe A t Wo non to William HM, Cald. | mage ¥ by thoxe who hover on| 4 ts id only t y y April 1, @ 1, 16, 21, 28, May 4, and) voi) ang wife, lot 28 bik 1%, Gilman | ‘his committee will net be under |; t White I tent ¢ but who ts clone pbiades , c nd the ear-old daugh- every fifth day thereafte kaa : the management or vontrol of he oe ht : ape Seoies FOs ito. Prem Hi of the Great |Hitl began her duties at 4 had fitted Sanderson j park, iew amuain Northern ratiwa and con. |the afternoon tne an wa i FOR ALASKA |S. H. Hurling to Nettle R. Hugling |tlee! rerocnere.' Xt te ¢ wh hit Aiboy la angel pee WP the morn of angrs citisens is now caucus mad f fidence of that gentleman vid eall in norr , Tho elegant steamships Cottage lot 10 bik Compton's first adds |i nt Rapubit prog klar Sees th almost + Ad. bok aaa the Gnas Mo en |did. Of course it wa ee for Banderson, who in in City, Clty of Topeka and Al-KI leave | quit claim, $1, |Isent Republican members of he n, With | patlway itaelf will build the. rund, | tt to prove hin Ider ay, He pponed to be near Seattle 9 a, m, March 1, 6, 1, 16, 26,/ John Marry Llewellyn Williams to | ja" B.whe will slag be mem he offices |but it will be bullt,” he added, (wir was n pared fayette, and If he t» found a lyneh- Mi, April 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 20, May 5,|Kmma Jane Hale, w 4 '” @ % lot 6 peat Aieesiooe tee requoxts | “How will ft come into Spokane; |YOUnK man, ‘The gener ' i) probably and every fifth day thereafter, [bik & Fairview homecvead ada, | POH Sc a gt de, they |ny way of Davenport.” Oma es Touch rec ' for n Banderson went to For further information obtain | $900. chairman of the Republican caucus, should bo preferred direct tw th More ibely by way of the Bpo-|charming that two t hort Mins Hlelsher and ask- folder: |W. R. Choaley and Priscitia Chest | With a view to baving, ita members | icoretary to renieents - bBU lnc ete ee te ATS: Tiset, th ; > t turned against him. The company reserves the right to | ley to Alaska Company, inc, begins [PO 01) ha eel he oon oe te | nothing hind by the demands ef | capie ro a. A a oh, | minister replying to t red f had time to explain he change, .without previous notice, | ning at point 60 fect # of no cor Nor. |KiMlAtion In a Keneral way and make ocauetto, ey al in the Whi md to build to by way |of matrimor 1 that nig . and commenced to steamers, sailing date, and hours of} man and Water streets, thence a|puca " minendations to the next tuned for |e the Kettlo river, on the ling tailee |? ator took Uf for 3 Fs ane ee ee sailing, }@0 fect parailel with Water street, — raphe reprenepk the sent and the army hs F eet a cacus (Wane. i FH jig roan and th J. F. TROWBRIDGN, | thence o 19. fect paratic! with Nez. | MOBtA Of the-masosiia: « looked upon | Marble. sidine Soret And mow the air « ' 1 the fourth shot, Purest 84.-Supt, Oceaii Uk, Séaitic. man atreet thence n 6 fect, thence CAN Haat and West, and not to gatherings of ed of by Mr, Cort leav. |celving cor fram opera fet ous wound. Miss Uptown tleket office, 618 First av,,|w 120 feet to beginning, indenticat |{VPt OF plan to push any particulas pig with thel Goube whl ke built Chae wee’ tet on. (tore sil th who mar ! 1 without injury. Seattle; Goodall, Perkins & Co., Gen, | with lot 6 bik § of Leary’s addition, |Me#* pul forward by any of the cur Kubsia kinvering difficulties may be oncoun-|the romance by su that tt ung Sanderson then ran toward | 3 C, Conover to Anna: 2s, Cons. | Presented the Tndianapallg conyon bt ne anid in Chat cane 'T task te tatidieg amency aa © side Chicago Mise Meister in hot pursuit. In the Washington & Al aska Ir lot 20 bik 3 2 Day's frat add., #1. ee . of sane thes tody that has ne ps, aud te enh ane ane Ca an ne | Chrontole race the neighborhood was all &. “ ed to © CUFFeNeY | dons car p the Ban Pol e je rive aroused and they joined In the pur- | teatat tlon whieh followed the Hines pg " vit le skal Mong y rng fi Souired 1 am eure, uit, Bander a Ri nod tha thenbe The committee is made up a# fol- dinners given this yeu and overy a iy nai i. rine ries are making He turngd in the direction of May- Alaska Li | IN A YEAR tows David I Wendereon, ot Hows: |Your for that mutvor-at the: White [eum *tyaamanaa an. tore cite andra Into tearm Of 4 | ° ne bt Waka Daisell | tiouse would draw on the p po y e é '¢ reached n order to halt N Lightning bApress of Pennayivania, @ereno Payne of Hous. would draw on i ae tlowers sion and have reported the mont The Cup Defender Will Strug- duparvatiy. tied. to. €a ot . " ne * racticable . ol HN « dl : na, Ol o ean, iets, to the amount of $20,000. i be vol ‘ rd a - v the The constable heeias eh pas Is what Charles H. Sto! C. Levering of Massachusetts, R. B. 1 through to an early completion.”| vow von, March 31.—The new |! nto Mayette and he has no- Sate trom Wee: wie 4 Kerr ¢ ‘i ———— — tified the sheriff at Holton to come Monday, April 3, at 10 O'clock P.M. Has Cleared. Ohio, Joseph W. Kabcock of Wis- DIXIE’S BOUNDARY Spring Hints. cup defender is to have a steel mast "fed the eherif at Holton to, com ’ ” AM) LouIsVILa Ky.. March at lconsin, Page Morris of Minnesota ‘ ee 5 th ‘ ; instead of one of Oregon pine, as pena Pepe ror" The biggest trust with which Louls- “7 — ee Ace Ay ¥ ery Pear hand when a cold is most eanily |°O"™ v4 ee as The le thes rf TRICKED B BY HIS MEMORY. | ville and Kentucky has had to d : els iu gy 7 contracted and is fraught with the | "tence of the use of a stcel mast in -—— | ville and Kentucky has had to d¢/committes will recommend to the New Survey of Mason and |crniicin! Sud ie frame vite not ine yacht, at least in Ameries, " ie the whisky (reat. ‘The man wha |Dext, congress © Dill that will car Dinen’s Line. eanreed Glee vaneless alae Satie and the result will be watehed with A Cleveland Man's Invitation to | ence ryt "Chartes 7 “sulle pon jQqnt. MeKiniey: The. priects COLUMBUS, O March 31.—Th pebtedlye OB. cage + gb ebap bs aa be iehter a: foes ager th a His Wife by Telephone. ence artes HH. orm 4 108, O. Mareh ne weather people prone te | abe e : van DIRECT commendation of the Preside Weather’ posize. 2s B¥ean i seney of Oregon pine. Maste of this) ‘There is a certain Cleveland man fondly imagines he has an ex- t memory He never ¢ | the treasury in ¢ 4 line in America, is being contemplat ° t Agent of the Kentucky Diatilleries and 5 « ' seanve “tenn Gian seems to be no reason why thelr ure letters around in his pockets, ? “ rt Warehouse company, which Is sup-| jes Shall be binced ina we ed and bilin for that purpose have |tainiy as they do cold foaulte, ‘The (should not prove successful in the is pretty good in leaving orders at ‘und, and not again paid out : ‘ , seatic ‘ the grocer’s. Occasiunally he gets his ‘Phone Mala owed to hold a controlling interest been drafted by William Bullock |, "i pet pad yacht K asionally he gets 4 116 YESLER WAY | v< . ‘ piling inte for gold, There te little opposition ' ects of thin OMe are pronmematt The new defender, like the old, is wife to ask him concerning th te this recommendation, but the Z events of the day, a he makes a jis conceded to be just $300,000, All to be presented to the state legista. |low It at this season as at any other, | "180 to have a steel boom and gaff, of ay, and he makes A RESERVATION CLAIM. Hthus has appenea ta een than one |iadieal reformers contend that it Presented to the state legisla jlow It at this teagon aa at any other. ia 17 ta Vinderstond that the ‘De: |s00d record when catechiaed, Some does not go far enough; but the rad. | tures of Maryland and Pennsyl- . fonder here! will have her im one told him that was the way An order signed by by Assiatant-Sec- ‘HL, Gtul was a lawyer In Lexingte retary of War Meiklejohn, has just with a practice of only fair propor- deen received In the city, # the mining claim on the A: j year, Less than 12 months ago C. feala will not be allowed to distate,|vania at thelr nex The members of the caucus tee have been sounding put jUment ip their own sections ting by each tating that |tons, At a single leap he has enter- ed the ranke with great fnangiers nvik river, | oe the country, and is now regarded | on the military reservation of St. jas a At person for the shrewd capi- [simplest plan for breaking the end-|ine two etates, I the mines as they are within the A. @ | Webb, of New York City, pay as high | j & a, SS sie as $75 to $100 @ month to their but- | FOR CORMAN cooks, and yet, once a week, wheth- = —_ | | The Diack Dens. “Mining company be _—_— -- High Hess chain is the best plan, without | order Fisher, who runs a drug store on|® Contract entered into tast June, | prominence as the | Boardway. |The defendant, in consideration of |ary of “Dixie” Me ts along the jine, but |plaintif's securing & consignment of | at various p Butlers Come High. ioe gp Tye poetyowg rp till hapthiseraig tanto’ Mra. Stuyvesant Fish, Mra. Mac: | 3)", commiasion . curves. @4 |kay, Mra. Sloan and Mra Seward | punocnassnate ore fcteen” Con aie erentdie. thé Democracy. corge Morley, A | ranges In the big kitchens are cold, WASHINOTON, March %1.—To the dining rooms are silent and the! some it may te ‘ only like at t master and mistress are obliged (0) polemic controversy between Tesort to restaurants for their din-| mont and Bryan. But it’s more th ff eix m There bills provide for the au are’ a) Gartner are the tres tha. ‘The princi- [ite raitroad ¢ of the company will be in| @0 m t sestonn state of half the expense of the resurvey of the Hae, }country and they believe that the! which te the boundary Hne between tt resurvey unde were rained of th partial re- ¥ local survey- W. Haw or Preumonia i always much harder to get under control when the period of convalescence extends into warm weat of Oregon pine replac nteel. Tt is not mafe to remove the winter the mi adie it April, flannela in this climate until and it im really ARE AT WORK | Seven Devils Road wilt Soon after Employ Fifteen Hundred. n, and th jare Colorado me oe) men at work who Rueben W. Jones has tendered his ome jboth In the Maryland geologieal #ur-/ and there will scarcely be any dan- for al the construction of the Beyen Dev- ‘There are now at work contractors, will soon have The contractors A Gigantic Rudder. One of the largest rudders going repaire, The rudder, which jar rward ri but the Chester company cant out dificulty the rudder in one #olld a he mas | trade enary 4d by one of led into a wolid plece; Thurlow Weed improved a bad dhe finds it an excelient ot long ago he had a telephone put in his house and fre- quent that | point n cast in the world has) ory f¢ with- which experts claim makes | other more effective this ne f the vensel, The art of casting the rad ret, which not even t part! sg6) | British or German steel makers 45 | grt TO COMMAND at7o busin belle ly uses it. Another strong with him is his alleged mem. wr telephone numbers. He has Michael, will hereafter be recognized | tatiats of the East to entrust with | i, it is probable that @ Cin jsater to > j Z ee safer to pomtpone it until the first pee t > t P : by the officials at that station, | the handling of $22,000,000, prey Unnecessary or untried | cinnati man will have charge of it, \o¢ May. If the weather be warm - oe Bevo dy my ers repented them ves 99 toany sme ‘There had ” Prof. L. A. Haver, « the universit ee : » © eats ha e oumbers el eo is el ‘ ee JONES RESIGNS. erences of Cluntdinat, wine in head 2 the a oer Ne Oe tee cane the ran | for the American tine steamer Rhyn-|to use he can spin off in lively style. the right. of: the claimants to hold pistes NE WANTS COMMISSION | ariment of terrestria! magnetion | cuired changes in the top clothing ant, 22% on Cramps’ dock under” | But his overweenjng confidence in his ability in this direction brought bi 100 mile Umit of St. Michael island, | resignation as superintendent of the| C- t. Fisher has brought mult in| vey and in the United States coat | gop, pale iene ba legge ponte be him to grief. made a military reservation a year | sub-station postoffice No. 2, to take the superior court against the Itue #urye Hage he ps ding ap Penge He was in his office a few days ago ago. | effect tomorrow. Postmaster Meem | Star Navigation company to recov-| Mase and Dixon's line was first | 5000, ¢ be hn roo Bhs ound vedo “4 and wanted to call ged Porying ihas uccessor P. er commissions amounting to $200, on laid out in 176% It has come into SIX HUNDRED > DOMRA pitdagponregind aGerT® friend. He knows that his friend al- = poe fond gl oe . northern bound- | have been made in two pieces and | ways answers his ‘phone In person, and when he had rung up and given the number he began to talk as soon was sure somebody was at ‘We end. ilo, George!” he said. “How you? How are things? Say, orge, let us take in the show to We'll have a little supped and then go over, I've got PENDLETON, Or. March %1.—G.| yet have not Ciscovered. Rudders tpings fixed so 1 can get away and ler they like it or not, these wealthy Elliott, « commercial traveler, has | for foreicn built vessels are now be-\ 45 one be any the wiser. I told women are lterally turned out of For President is the Croker nas howe teoetpecetyd With & nenies | dest reterael trum itive tn crewk| me Siveed ene Cheer Eur- Maggie we were busy on @ partial |thetr houses to forage for them- . pea of men and teams are at work on inventory and that ff I wasn't home ‘clock she would know that the ws detained me. Ha! ha! She s anything her trusted old hubby wants to tell her. Will you THE BALTIMORE =: 4& boy? if yom.will, call for me ner or go without. |that. It is to the finis 1 ' “Tt othe ” Ht is an itl wind, of course, that tween the Cuarearasie actions’ thai CROW SUGAR BEETS i Bo Bray Boag ogg Bh nr AB He paused for an answer and his ass mayer mak energy happy. 894 | are tining up for the fray of 1900. the re that being enough for the breath. | te te vaee ee ee cevetel Gining| The origin of the dispute now rax-| Ifirst three monthe, It {e under-| PHILADELPHIA, March 31.—| Before he could catch the latter all of & ne reed aur-ling may have been a spontaneous |atood that the construction work |Captain James McQueen yrayth, he gasped again. A shrill feminine ant of a Sunday evening every one) one Put its epread is nesistad L. Farmers Around Fairfield to/iicume six months, the dis-|Who has been recovering In the nay- Voice rang in bis ear. Clothin hokey edgy Steen renee ‘American | Boutice! Incendlarie who are quite Enter That Business. |tance to be built being 72 miles, jel hospital oe heb nu severe ilineas,| “Yes.” sald the shrill voice, “T'll Bstory the women ere dining in| ‘ho aamage possible “Germans re| FAIRFIELD : : oan Jeet hie anpolnteent te Commun) |, “Wh-what's that? he stammered. g public In Jewele and low-nevied| pono to the invitation to the $10|Many farmers around Palrfeld. wil A Mysterious Prince. lint cruiser Haltimore, now in the | “I say T'll go,” sald the shrill voice, ° ayo the corner, for instance. te | PAPauet in New York t# a guaran nga in beet raising this year, NEW YORK, March %1.—The Philippines. Capt. Forsyth, during | “and T'll call for you at 6. FOR er by the corner, for 900,10 hoe then Gapeuatnada ot Ahie. eters ie Cusine of & mae ak ie ath of Prince Ludwig Karl Low-!|the war with Spain, had charge of With a spasmodic gesture the man @ table, sacred on Sundays to Mrs. /i11, attitude in the peace treaty ae ei lee theme eclendid mar. jenatein- Wertheim fn Manila the oth-|naval supplies at Key West, where With a memory rang off. Astor and her party: By (hd Winder | cosicn, his syetematic and eystem-|ker 1t oe Ascimgesth) ane oe Page er day ended a career which of late ‘he was taken tl. Capt. Dyer, who ciful Jupiter,” that was my William Vanderbilt and his friends | |i) 4 opposition to everything that |lers will receive a flat val " | had seemed mysterious and had giv- jhe now succeeds, was ordered he wife” y he oo be" | on rine to no Mitte speculation. Ac-|on account of i! health. He rubbed his head distractedly, proof that the present attempt te iH. Mo care at ¥ eld nt 1 probably wrding to a @ispateh f. om London | w at did it mean? Then he under- jmer reaches a izzy height, because he prince, who married Lady Anna| stood it all. aie had in a moment of qevery table has ite exclusive dish- aes ta | Saville, a daughter of the Earl of | criminal forgetfulness rung up his en and floral decorations and color ee tcroker Democ Mexborough, had been lost sight of swn ‘phone instead of his friend's, and of candles. One night Mra. Astor's , ; : ‘ iron codnaie Maik planed have no desire to fight out the lbe hie friends, and an advertine His marvelous memory ad play: ltabie is a bower of mauve and white | | SHE IS P| VED. ; Ss: Paes ae ] hiss © sourey tricu.-<hoveland Plain | violets, and across the way Mra, C.| [le of 1980 on the Chicago platform. | inquiring as his wh him ¥ o ey a ¥ + oir bi labouts had apy at the ondot Mackay is dining in the shade ot ee jedi nc ry gl Presid A aps in the London a s rane board ts heaped with, rowes| ne" Demmonratic party. art Mrs. Stanford’s Stock Sold unhorse of belittle Bryan has long |heen planted. * the most y ay in thie im Mately find food and shelter from thetr cruet | Sted oF . nie | en |damenticn, and the price of the din-|oTe ‘he stiggestion of Bryaniam is ton on \ ' ler of the a - as This elicited a dispateh from Man gan’n board is heaped with roses |‘? of the Democratic party ' Re] At the Attéoks Made on Her 4 saying the pec prince was in| Will Thunder Along Over the | biican doctrines In that r ard are 2 that bear her own name te “ the 3 * i shag? CHICAGO, March -Mrs. Stan- ars more to fhety Nhiag. Perhaps, ale Character. Ne aren ant Geetie at. tue [Ice Perhaps. ford haa sold her Central Pacific They den relegated to the} NEW YORK, March 31,.—Mra, 1 | destruction of Montojo’s feet and a} CHicage vestions shall |, Molineux, t Mine member of the Buropean club Seng ; . : Over 100 Scottish Rite Masons ob- aeations shall |G, Molineux, the wife of Roland B. | aignatch aaserted also that his be- |: hicago to the Klondike in a sleep: | bankers, who are fnanciering the care not| a . come to the fore. T , ‘ t © Central Pi jnerved Maundy Thursday” at the) vi ciner their candidacy for the . havior had given rise to @ susy ing car with a diner attached are | settlement of the Central Pacifio |Mazonic Temple last night. The | re iier y chal be elected, Hut they fF ™ | okt nod The | preaide all be elected. Hut the jfirst part of the program was the la, desire, anxiously desire, that the | Sams railroad stock for $1,504,000 to Speyer they fear the outco: SCOTTISH RITE MASONS thas 46 to 1 han 8 rear and that other March 31.—Trips from |g co., the New York and London Hetment r in connection with the that he was acting as a confide promised by*the Chic nd Mac- debt to the government. . She dis- nse, has nt ajag of the German go « | kenate er Valley Transpe of 10,000 shares at $36 a share, nt ajagent of th rman « nment, It|kenale River Ney Transp vr a total of $30,000 a short time impressive ceremony of extingutsh- ]was furthe 1 that before Man- r man selected as the standard-bearer | stat t re by Mr,} Was further alleged that re Man-|and Trading and Mining company, pre be re-lighted 1 the sudden departure from We have not advertised | iss Nene, ween oe be sens of Democracy shall be of their Weeks. aie Stee: 1 heres ne Peg ata 4 to | corporat crakeiiek Ghhar th - A ore po aap 7, when lection, Therein will He their safe- | Molin pted by |PAss in and out of the Spanish and |i we of riinois with a capital stock was summoned to the railroad surgent Un each party appar- this in the usual “fury” |on. and many toasts were made and| i, i¢ ne should be ected, od; the stort r pe i Yo responded to. »- | cntiy regarding him ae favorable to |f $1,000,000. The company propores | magnates’ conferenre In ‘ork j if defent McKinley's name still ir sen with thins 4 tly regarding him as favora > wf abd ide way. Generally Fire Sales — peng tang eda pee er ith that of H. ©. | (nly tor a few dayn it wea even |to run a train of cars from Athabas- |city. Early In March, before her re- HE HAD FINE SPORT. Se a tt Pama ae the Mamatene che 1 that he had acted Land turn to this elty om the 16th, she i int wc oe . desire most ory of. thé Ganatu f H. c,| Asnerte na eo had acted as ajq@ Landing, 100 miles north of Ed a é are ire stir a are a disappointment; in| — Hence the antagoniam to Bryan; larnet fa in et Macen |¥oluntary aide-de-camp on the staft|monton, to Fort McPherson, far up | S0\4 ports . ve “i, ps igyip ty af . of Brigadier General Miller. in the Arctic etre T exe ah a SUICIDE AT SEA. bed of ie forever mathe inthe MILLIONAIRE SOLDIER 3 chain of this case most everybody Bagging Forty Fish With Dog |ence the oxgrandirement of Ger on ad a of eu man. No doubt whatever but that finds more REAL Bargains and Shotgun. he In thelr candidate for th than they expected, "I've got a good story, but itt |dency; no doubt hatever th sounds so much like a fish story, |Croker and Carter Harrison Understand the goods are |that I am afraid to tell tt at rand-|stand each other. It is th dom,” ventured the slim ex-counctl-|ning of the fight to control the det pig ar trip, which is over 180) miles tn die aie ance, In 10 a: : William eter on ice Umbria, | boat-shaned % ®. The cars will be that they will float Young Vanderbilt "Making a ‘ neither burnt nor scorched, |man to his stout friend. |gations from New York and Iilin un been, gronely If the ice breaks and go that In sum- *| “Oh, don't mind me, Ed!” echoed lois. If they suc i thie. they | ummiated by District Attorney O Cuts His Throat. mar thed tur be lifted froin the Record at Manilla big DO smell strongly of |ine rotuna triena hope for assistance enough to con the slightest pr ener geht (298 4 Jrunners and weed as boat. R. M.! gan RANCISCO, March 31.—An- fir but summer breezes|, “Welk” whisvered the other, “1 |trot the convention : ng rigged el NEW YORK, March 21,—Passen-| Springer, the inventor of this {Tyigp omer scion of a mittiona'te. family es ‘ me! CZES | aa such tremendous luck fishing| Rut there are mines and count Mieved It te be her duty, she anya [Set® Who arrived on the Umbria to-lis now tn Ham and the ¢ San eT ie tiieel Micisalk 16 Rglite Will soon. fix. that. The|i= Florida that 1 grew morbid con-|mines, Behold the audden political to say + a ee ma ee Maia Fit nye ai agetirr aid F ye Menangiryangi th chesamee ty + liable d AT ler the flag of his country in if splating the monotony. I pulled |activity of Altgeld, He ts adver-/attacks made on her charac by [ot sea of W ee 6 wi ph whey factory and a bonus of $10,000 as an) divtant lands. ‘To the names of the whole stock fiah until my arma ached ined ¢ the star attractions |+ Sake rs tat | hi at os Javervon), ; gland. jobject for it to build shops there. Goulds, the Astors and the other ning that there were twa th Dryan at the * dinner. 1 ' re than hap dy ie: A bal he |The first train of an engine and ovnore of great wealth who hav f Captain Dutton. There was| three cars tbe built In Chicago — : che cial yh built in Chicago | agured conspicuously on the nations Nobb § ‘ fi M bloodhounds in the vicinity, I un-/ more than a compliment which ts in 1 4 1 f this tabl z buckled my shoteun one morning | tended to be ce ed. It apts expert wha aaw the | Jovial company about this table, jand shipped north. ‘The company at ro emt gr ) y fits ot men 3g i Res hheien I Bictmic or hand y the nut Mr, Scott seldom spog to any |expec have it In readiness when |! Tol! of honor str By und set out for a point where ther ni Alt ' ‘ yn a or troops gvas fused must be nd ” oy * Last Monday morning he did| navigation closes next fall, The en- | ft troops s armauer: Ue: Se aee. ac isa dam. None of our party knew of t Carter Harris t ritt a Vanderbilt west fe dam. When the tide comes in|oannot affora to allow Harrivon to| by Harnet 1 the oth Mighing gd br to breakfast. Soon after- | gine to draw this train will be bullt | am vents rbiit, a grand- ‘ fish bove It and jump it | win ago. If he ean defost) woman who b nN prominently | Ward & bedroom steward upon open: | with drive wheels eight feet in di-! 444 of old Jacob Vanderbilt, and » agreement the man who ¢ nod the |take a Harrison antl-Pryan « left by tt n th wstor hi on eatans am Pees had iis Kk . ohn tg erence: Hrow- Vanderbilt of New York, enlisted as . s 2 dogs was on hand at at one | tion to the convention. He ean pr f the tn t couple to sean Dideg of et Ae eee ae ninflccrsee private in the First Washington Will be sold at a very end of the dam and he threw a stick | vent th nadow of repudiation of hotel, toget h. the Femister, | Croke? # ha aur i re this cut down through the snow pi rs. in : is ‘at Mani and “4 a es n the water about forty feet above gel He can foree the Chicago > a taker h by the po. |improvised weapon nad severed |p tire will give them a grip on |; latter pecetved’ trai re to~ ANOSOMO” CIR UIE SOT eee aoe ey caetied the] oictionn:to the tron Ha can avo : the Po |the arteries in hit neck the ioe, The cars will be built like |" % letter rmoetver Trach Sete ae : de htning a tablint fr r railway coaches, except they will hia Geeds of vale j our regula xs, Open dom Like a flash of Hehtning alfirmiy establish th prineiple \ : prominent part a ur gular price Pp we pound trout Aung himmelt out |which his wing of the Democratl Monument to Floyd. ._ Telegraphic Love Affair, hang in a frame, which will allow |PVTVACtnde in 22 years old, and ts till 10:30 p. m. Saturday, of the water and high Into the alr.| party ia in the fat than one romance hag | them to swing so that they will re- ‘Ithy. He left his home of luxury I gave him the open bore, and had} qt will be a historical « 1 VASHINGT M 1—-On tuelf ovt through the ald of |Main level If one of the road-|4) carry a rifle and take orders from just had time to snap another lhe result cannot b ¢ f th f the late congr h ynotonous cHek of the tele. | bed should be higher than the other. jen whose income was from $20 a It was glorious. For three hours | - ~-— us to zy the secretary of | gy ind not always the people - Ber week upward, He sailed for Manila 1 shot fish. Sometimes it wan| WHITE HOUSE FUNCTIONS, verte: We expense of $5000) Who are paying for the message got | RICH CARGO FOR RUSSIA... private in company C. He ts twenty minutes between the shoots, ; a itt nument ¢ yh rem ri the romance. Some two or three - a corporal, and the letter says but frequently the fish were Nushed 7 " r cna Tovd, a member | yours ago a young girl Operator at The ship Lucile, which salled from greater promotion is NHkely to very five minutes. It waa theliling. | Nine of Them Given Each Win- or the 1 nd Clark expedition, |the central Chicago oMfice had a Ut-|San Francisco recently for Viadivi tis when the fighting is ended was intoxicating. I used up every resident. 1 August 20, 1804, 1 the |tle difficulty arise over an eastern | tock, Siberia, took over a large and’ and the roll of those who particular. if had, and out of forty shots ter it tho P t Sioux ¢ 1 1] monange, 80 sho clicked to the oper-|valuable cargo of general merch f od themselves Is made 1 finished ty fish, missing on funetion 1 t rt town bh stor at the other end more than the | dis ald to the most valu D. dinners, 5 1 each |} © Louisiana 4 va usual ‘Good day.” and thereby bi argo to go out of San Francise - Renner ete usion, however, Kill t t ster by the chief execut Tr in an acquaintance very narrow At port. It consisted of flour TY a ng two at one sh \ ht to be happy. Tl 4 , ries ones ‘fy the way,” added the slim ex-| begin n the } Year's pu we FRENCH COW 4 et lag only euch an acquaintance ean be, |low, bieveles, salt, hardware, a their ne mbor they have 113 ht man, a& his robuet acquain t snd finish about t mid Linot fr | La . n kisses, {t was very en- cultural implements and other item Theotokists, 13 Deligeorgiets, 6 Dra- tance gnapod for breath, “when 1] dle yruary, with one similar i Catal joyable as well, for the operators are | of 1 Naneous merchandise, The | goumists and 4 Carapinists, and no huisand a fiah a turtle was crawling |character to which the who arid, | ponwiiletes teas not permitted to send personal re-|total value of the cargo was over|doubt other fearsome creatures.— 1431-1433 Second Ave., near Pike. vv |tervening six weoks, Virst, the} tunity to figure [marks unless they are paid for at | $67,000, | London Globe, { * si ib ini iol i inl % i aaa a lS