Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], February 23, 1888, Image 2

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of the cumpuny i.-. .~;n ‘..m1l ixljam .1
that you may to :-':U'(‘ ml" gcmlz-z null}-
treatmeni by 111-1' czuplu) em.
The :muuuucven-mt wl. :m hlllu‘ at
Port Tuwnscnl LLNFJ‘.‘ lln- (‘.~{::ll€i~l;-
meat 01'“)an mx‘. {rum 11.24 oil); It
is l1|)lll)ll~"<€ l'uu inimitiun of :lu- c: 1::
pauy to place tliu North Pug-iii: up.
the route betw-wn 'Lhis city and Van
couvm'. We conliilnnily oxpi-ct to
soothe purchase of othvrliu. s. as
the one to ‘.thtcom and the «rape, or
an Opposition limx with very much
better boats which will drive all
competition from thn field. 0n the
whole the advent of this company
into ohr lower Sounil waters is (0 be
welcomed, for in will mean cheaper
transportation and lit-Nor falcililFs.
The Amara has no quarrel with the
" \efisting companies. but can only ad—
mit that they um run at such a great
disadvautage that the country cannot
develop with them as it should.
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The resignation of Lord Dulli-rin.
Gove. Gen. of Inc-in, Willi the avowed
purpose of returning to tho “ Imm
land” to enter politics as against the
present tory government. is signifi-
Cant. Dufl'erin’s position “185 per»
haps second only to the Premier at
London in power and influence. He
is a. man of strong I’m-sand. and of
very decided opinions. He is an
Irishman, in sympathy and blood.
andvalso in estate. He has been
growing very restless for along time,
at the policy of the'government in
Irish affairs. Finally (lispuiriL-g of
any improvement he has l'usiguvzi his
position and intends to throw 11?:
whole' force and power with Glzul~
atone for the oyu‘throw of the pres—
out government and the establish
ment of one which will do justice to
the Irish people. As an auxiliary he
will perhaps be (ho very strongest
the “old man eloquent " could have,
and in all probability Gladstone will
form a cabinet within the next six
months, and Dufi'erin will return to
India with the glory of a victory and
the blessings of some millions of the
Irish people.
The Call pounces upon Dr. Mink~
ler, health otliovr. with all the forocxty
of a rabbit. It evidently is afraid
that the Doctor may possibly gut it
little credit for faithful duty in a
small-pox crisis~and so, is doternr
lined to misrepresent the facts and
raise 8 hue and cry whether there is
any canse or not. It further attacks
the Doctor in :1 Spirit of lilmllum
malice, “doubting" his ability to tell
small~pox from moashs. 0f CUlll‘ét
the Call man is a small~pox expert.
with all his other accomplishments.
or he would know that in certain
stages of the diseases the best of
physicians are sometimes puzzled
over small£pox and measles. It is
now pretty certain that the Umatillu
was quarantined in Victoria over a
simple case of measles. Not long:
Since a case of measles developed in
the marine hospital here, from the
cutter Wolcott. The physician in
charge evidently thought it was
small pox, and mm- ( uite exciton
About it for a time. llereal’ler thc‘
Call expert may be appealed to in‘
critical times. and physicians setl
right. Dr. Minklvr. nmh-r lllSll’llC'
tions of a vigilant health board.
doubtless prevented :1 small pox (-pi l
demic in this city and on Pug“:
Sound by insisting on rigid impec
tion of every vessel arriving (run:
San Francisco—oven though the
mayor himself refused to allow fun;
for inspecting \‘USScIS for which ho 1
was agent, and defied the authority!
of the board. Dr. hfinkler made all
inspections of such ve-sels withoml
any compensation whatever. We do.
not know whom the new board will'
elect health ollicer; but if they im—l
prove on the record for ciliciency fox"
the past two years they will deserv:
the thanks of the public. It is popu
lar with some people in abuse, \‘illify!
and lie about Dr. Miulgh-i‘, but he is‘
the only public ofiict-r “1m liar) been l
complained about in a long while fpt‘l
doing his duty t )0 well. i
'Hughea and “'aril are anmsirqzl
_ tenthnsiasm in Tammi), Large]
£2203 greet them every night.
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etun, Dakota. Montana and New Mex
ico—but it. is prdty cort:.iu that
Utah will havu to thL-rauglxly purgv
‘lwrsolf of the stain and disgl‘acuof
polygamy lmforo she will (":01- be
permitted to don the tubes of state
hood.
‘1 in: collapse of the‘ great Panama
(-zauul .schvnm adds another to the
many ovidrurps of sturdy judgment
and uncompromising honor of Gun.
Grant. He was offered the pre>i~
(lvm'y of the Company in 1880 at a
tL-mpfiing sleary—meruly for thu use
of hisnzune. Ho decliuedjlmcau 0
1m liOliC'fl'd tlm wholn enterprise to
bu. :1 swindle r—m‘ at least impracticzh
I’lu.
(1 morn] l’uil Sheridan is coming
to the from as a presidential candi~
datv. He succvedcd rmnm‘dably in
" wiping out " the valley of the Shea
andouh. If he should “tackle”
Cleveland he would probably suc
ccul in wiping him out, too. Thom
is a good deal of American pride in
the American people. and Sheridan is
the “gun to successfully appeal to
that priflo!
The Lodger says that the citizens
of Tacoma have among other things
recently ruiseii; $75,000 for the M. E.
university, and that it is bringing a
large rolnrn. Well and good. It is.
as a subscription, bringing a fine re
turn. for Tacoxuu‘s real estate boom
era are coining mom-y out of it. This
is really all they intend to do, as the
entire luud bonus is wry defoclivv,
and the cash bonus, which will lapse
on March lat, is at best worth but
S4'lote to SSOOO. Yes. it pays, and
Tacoma knows it.
It is claimed on all hands that the
recently a-ljournc-d session of tho
legislature wag the poorest that ever
convened in the territory. This may
be; but it is getting very common to
growl at our law-makers. The fact
is that every two years is too often
for a complete revision of 1119 code
of any country. We need le:s ligig
laturo and more judiciary. A better
wxocutiou of what laws we haw is
‘.wtivr than new Luvs. As it is we
are playing a game of ahuttlu cock
and battle dour between the supremo
court: and the logisluturu.
The Astoria l’ionwr comes to the
front. with a 'wh’olpsale gndorsameut
of Clevelund’bpti—prottzction policy
as against a jotectivo tarifi‘. As a
symptom of completed drmonfiu. m
commvntl the I'I'HIM'I‘I' to the medical
fratornity for inspection. To us of
the northwest c mst no policy could
be fraught with lUvn- widcspread
’commerciul ruin than this frm: trade
i folly. Lumber, woo], coal and win-at
iconstitute our surplus. Of them
{our products. three would In) seri
ously and rninously :‘chctt-d by this
policy. Why should we dustroy all
these- industries and ruin our people
by thus favoring competition to
build up foreign industry? Who,‘
but u dutuzlgogue, wouid be. insane
though to urge that in this great but
newly developed region? There is
some GonzLliittiOXl that the Pimieer‘s
{Haiiilt‘u' is harmless.
Our review of the financial Stains
of the Territory as an outcome from
the doings of the legislature has ex—
cited considerable comnn-nt among
local newspapers. It was copied
without credit. by tbv Tar-mum News,
and then again reprwlucc-Cl l:_\- u Se
attle paper, and the P.-I. reviewed it
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tho only Htl’uguun! and hope the
Pacific ooast proyla now ImVu against
211 wing lumber and coal put on (in
frev list. Ii is evident that. the dem
o(‘i'hl2o 21011.40 is duh-nuim-d to remov
tim duty uu those “flicks, and thus
cripplo x m' k-ading imiush'ivs.
ll l<4‘\‘l|li~lll film! the Ohm“ print'o
nf “mummy is ize-airing liis end. He
is :u luv: that hourly bulletins are
sum lulxis ago-d fulln-l'. A whole
nation hunga will: ham! lm-mli up n
lln- \‘e-n pulm- bouts. Hi this precinlls
lmy His (lvallx will change the “Hf!
uf (la-scout of tho ruyzll crumi of
(it'l‘lnillly, and will [recipiluto a
r'riais in quwzm afi'uirs.
\‘thn \w rs-ml about such {lire
misfnrtum-s m; that whzr‘h dt-vnsmtud
Illinois this wcuk in tho shape of ::
(eyclunv it vxcihrs our sympathy for
the Hrirkvu inhabitants of the vast.
At the sumo limo. it is nu wundvr thu:
lhny aru il‘n-si;«tnl-Iy nt‘uchvd to the
guhh-n west as soon as thny learn
that it, in {rt-L- from draught, hlizzards,
cychun-s or oxtrwm-s of any sort.
Such tales of dvstrnctiun and wun as
are frvquomly told in onrtvh-gruphic
dispatchvs from east of the "Rockies"
ought tn make every citizgn of Wash
ington Territory supremely happy
over his condition.
Free traders are always saying
that tarifl‘ keeps prices up. \Ylwn
Hm duty on sugar was lowered that
articlu became higher priced than it
had been baton-wand the surplus
miu,inszoad of being turm-d from
the nuliuual treasury into tbopuckels
of the cousunwrs, wan sent uln‘om!
to swell tho balance of trade nguiuat
us.
h")! It Isn‘t so.
vaspapvrs, in tlwir anxiety for
sensational men's items, sunh-tinws do
great injustice. M. J. Rosie]. a
young dentin who started in business
in tlni.‘ city two or film-u. muntha agu.
had his ufiicu furniture uttnclied fur
debt last week while away on 11 pm»
fessiuuul visit. lmrnudiatoly a lucnl
paper. 2ml also a correspondent. of a
St‘lli‘lfl pappr, pululisln-a'i him as n
hilk, &c. Mr. Ros'ol. lilm many
uliutbl‘l' young man (awn those sonny»
limos in the newspaper business)‘
could not pay his debts xmcessnrilyi
incurred, but that no dislivnmesatiu~
[nation is evidenced from the follow—
ing just received:
‘ Cunpgvmmz, Feb. 20. ’BB.
l’nnr 'l‘uwssm‘n Aunts. (icullenwn : - ~
Wit! you please he knul vnnnzh tn gm
nuzicc In yunr (mlmnns that I will sum:
«eulrn In Port annsond nhd remun
tlic practice u! my pmfesslun. I few:
that I Inn'v been grussly \vruuued in ”I“
pub icutiuu 0f the Port Townsend
currnsnumlenco letter to the Pox!-
Intelligence». as l have not thouub'
nl’ any such n flying as lenvmy
l’nrt ’l‘u\vu-cml——nnly to visit ontzide
svttlcmcnts.
Very rcs;mclfully yours.
MAX J. Rosa-m..
Paul Schulze's Views.
l’nul Schulzu, laud agent of thl'
Norllwrai Pacific railroad com any, i>
in Washington. He uppozmd‘bnfore
the house committee on public lands
on Thursday, and made a speech
which was uttuutiw-ly listened to.
Ho rommmudcd chzingvs in th
.luud laws, and expressed his ideas. as
t-i thn xuuunorc-f these changes. )Ir.
Schulzu said:
The public lands should be divided
into four classes: First, timber
lands; second, agricultural lands;
third, grazing lands. and fourth.
mineral lauds. As to tianbm‘ land, h<~
*wld mm 111» government should so“
zimlwr by stumpage, retaining the
title to the land. which might aha-r
--l wards he sold. In n-gurd tu agricul
‘tural lauds, thought they should lit-l
subject to homubteud only. As tul
grazing land, he TECUIDHK‘HdI‘d (hm
the gum. nment leasu all grazing
land, subject, however. at any time
to homestead entry. He recommend
ed nujchnnges as to mineral lauds.
Nearly all Hm iron for the big
bridge across the Yakima riwr is on
the ground and the supvrinwndent
m‘ Conan-action is there and tea Jy to
'start the work. 1
'rnmuronul. sews. :
H“: Ami! .\‘m‘llm‘vst magazino will i
I: ' =3 wot a! to illxis:2-uting Svmtle.
Fur. ma had :I slugging match the I
other night. and the News underlako's
in h-pnn i: in full. Poor reading,
13:31.
h' Vern“): Se-iupia has appoimnil
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mid 4:: pm': ibizi -nu-Iv.-ux9nl. In this”
math-1‘ Ei‘w 2m;- :1 grzmr mic. Itl
mml'! hm» i':‘-‘~'.| fur butter Lad [lloi
2.-‘.5~5:;' .'m- I'm“! ii! . mm of liupnso ati
in ga- ni. r :I3n'ii iiglm; :2in ”ms- keep a‘
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I“huh-i i‘,.l';ili('UHH3‘CtilHl m. Bum-hy
IBay will he “Hui-- by fairy. Maps: it
lr-i vsniim-d, Im'w hm-n i=:aux*‘:i making
{Him 3‘. .y the nih'f‘il point for the
Hwauihzc :2:;& 3n- gating of lim ferry.
; i'i::~ Yuri Aug->lO5 upon-Jars having
,n-aziiw-d fair l'x-il‘ll‘lh} in their him-5t.~
inn-MN :t tum [mini un- now "whuulr
xing lmr up" n? l“;'whW:ihl’ BA):
lec't-rriu 'l'imu”.
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"t'fianWL‘miah chit-f «lurk of the:
i’zfl‘wv lmu-E. dim! .\lnuduy m Suzy
Frauwisc-n ‘
'1 tr- l’nrtlzmd and ‘.‘(iiimuvttv
Yullr-y milh-n/‘km: jib: lnmll com—
ph'iw! hilt l'nl'llilnl‘.
A gEzuaf ruih'uml vmnldlmfinrn. tn
poul Hr unify intvrn-sfs :uuuuntmg to
52.51MLUHHJIW.is. now on the (:11)th
The lluv. .\rllmr J. Brawn huts us~
mum-d thn- pvflurntv vi 9in first
l’n-shyturiun (‘lmrvh of Portland,
()I‘Ugull
It is unnmnuwl that (h-u. Slwriduu
says lwwtll nut rnn fur prl'sulun!
mm 1f nmnilmtvd. l‘lVt-rytlung
nhupvs nicely for John Sherman.
(h'll. Shvridun wma. burn at Smut-I'-
m-t. l’n'rry muniy. Ohio, on March
13th, 1831. Hia- mntlmr utili liws in
that Vlllngu and the dunth ‘of Ins
father funk pie-cu ulst :1 fvw years
ago.
A strong ofi'urk is lming nmdt- to
r-‘mm'c Hze pusloflicc from I'LL-d
Portland and ham tlw mail of that
'~ill(* (It‘linl't‘ll by vsn‘riors frnm Par:—
lam]. It is not' lu-lxowd it will
Him-cod.
Tlm Astoria I’l’mu'v-i' is authority
for the st dumout that the Smillh-rn
Pacific will build a brunch frmn
l“(xl'0:t Grove tu_;\.~«lol‘i2l and that
within sixty days surveyors “lii! l‘-- in
1110 lit-Id.
Du. loh'um omm rolmkml 11 man
(who may have buuu :1 liquor deulcr)
I'm- being vngugod in disreputable
lmsinnas. "But,” said the man. “I
must liw. you know." "Nu," replied
the grmt lvxicngrupher. "I don‘t 509
the 10-zwt necessity for that.
Thur is still :1 grout deal of tmnhlo
in Reading. Pm, uvvr lhv bh‘ikvs :zn-l
strikers. Tln- px'l-sidont of Hm Rand
ing railroad I'm-omly “nu-red tiw
strlkurs $20.00” on which to fwd
their families, but it was rvfuaml.
The largest Chinvsn mining camp
in 11:0 northwest is at “'nrrou.
Idaho. Hnndrmls of Chinoue hzmA
Inn-u at wurk them for soverul
ymri.aml mwhwnr from fifly m
svvvutyfim go buck to China with
{rum $2001) to $5000,a fortune for
them.
Dr. Palm“, the newly olvclvd pres»
itil'ilt ol' l’rinvoimvn (.‘cllogu, is not
an Anwri-nn. liui a British sulvja‘ct.
lire n iii-m 1 to take tlw 011111 of nllvg—
iznu-u or m llflilll‘uliZP. Thon- in so
much oppositinu tlml he will bu cum
]wllml m rr-sign.
Clem-land has put forward tie
turifl'us tlw ull—impurlunt issue. Hv
lms tziknn his position and vmumt
lmck out. On the uthor hand Hill
says (110 tarifl' issue is non-essential.
This is a ind to his party to nomin
zito- him. to straddle the question and
llLlltlthOpflll‘y‘S protection and free
trade vote togi-I’hem—Ort’gunivm.
' 'l‘ucnnm Lorlgnr: During his trip
Hinwn Sound manager Holcomb, of
jtln- 0. 1:. n; N. 00.. arranged for u
iluily sorvica lmtwwn Senttlo and
\l'hutcom in place of the present tri~
wavkly “no. and at Seattle connoc 1
tion \vuuld be made for Tacoma. in“
ordvr to accoimnuduto 1110 increasing
trnflic between Tacoma and Wliatcom
and Luconnor
The old mill nom' Stuilucomn is
now occupied by Dolman & (70.,
who are manufacturing stockings by
watt-r power. The building was
“reeled yours ago to be used as u
wooien mill. and the plans were
never carried out, but the above
company hope to engage in the Imm
nfactnm of woolen geods in the fu—
tnru.
1 An unusually large amount. of
snow bus fullon in the north of Eng—
land. Railroad trailic is seriously
delayed. A number of trains are
snowed up. and much discomfort has
I'non experienced by passengnre.
Thousands of sharp are hurried in
the snow. A few IH'X'SYIHS have died
{rum exposure The storm is gem-rial
llll‘UllgllOllt the country.
A cable dispatch published in the
San Francisco Cull says: “The
English prose continues to comment
”u Elaine‘s withdrawal. Una ideal
suid onu spirit are. at the bottom of
all the articles. “103' consider the
\‘VVllt solvly with reference to the
question of froo trade and protection.
Wili it help or hinder Cleveland’s
re election! Will it tend to give the
British manufm-tnrer control of the
American markets.”
‘ 'Thu nuw to-rritoriul officers “as~
sumu their rcspucive stations" next
.\[uml:ly. The treasurer’s office will
I‘urthe 111-050 m, remain in the Mc~
.\lu‘kon building, where it has been
ibn past two years. The Auditor‘s
milieu will be rmnuved to the building
an Seisund street, west of the Sumd~
(ml oxlioe. Miss SLevenson, the li
hrariun, baa closed her school .in
Chehalia county and returned home
to begin service at the appointed
time. Her (Alice. will, 0f Culll'ju; be
in the capiluls‘ShmdanL ‘
’l'm: CASCADE Loam—The locks at]
the Cascades were commenced about
ten yours saga. am] at the rate the
gen-ma] gnvcruuwnt I.st l-om :apprw
priming the funds. if b‘u yuan 5094
them volupleted we shall be most
am-ovuhly surprisvd. says an («x
--change In the ys-zu' 1676. 51).!)1'0:
was :q-pmpnznmlfin 157:;3151».«m);
in 1879,$1(M.Wélzin 18%|), 511:0.000;
in 1881. slummn: m 1882. S'ZGSJJKM; in
1881. :515=,v.-'um; in 1NN5.5187.51");2..m!,
51.11134”. Hf 2M4 :mmnzz? sum;-
:i:£u;,: mm‘uuv milliuu has Inn-n {av
pwwh-J. :m.l it ml! 00.4 ;: quHiamzun!
;: in]? lunn- h ("unpldtu t'ua- [mason-f
(21:32» This wuuLi allow thu [max ::,e
:u wxw mw. uf :1 Mazuugrnzl? \vilhtln'm
humus in tow. 11 ha: lxson (1120:»-
tianml \‘(lwtlmr a sun Ha-r v Hull. clun—
ph-[wl in 1055 film . and subject in
further enlargwmem, might not have
hm-n Irvin-I'. Tu! hmrzlnf (-ngiuvvrr,
however. in Vim? of th' ahn =9: uni
“13:1 PX t‘X'EM'h-v sf “tin-r omm];
snhs-quend’v ml :u‘ng. and uh :;c~
enunt vi the lan-2:1 (hflivnlty m Hu-
Came-s in thr mtg; uf vulzn'gmu-mt.
dub rmimvi on a plan Izu'uu munigh
n az-u {HF :21]. ()f H)” 5157.3”) I:er
appropriate-J. all but iWM‘wlil h‘n‘u
Inn-2; Puwu-b '1 and “:0 halmmn WEE!
!~.:: Puma- :umthvr riv-r :‘rnd h‘nli'o!‘
upping-rim! t'll can he :n‘uilzlblv.
Pulilit'ul 5'05“! 1 I".
"On-r l 3: . Hill tn tlv- Whit" lizmw";
In llm Lam! rnml (il'szl‘ Clem-land;
now lms tn trawl. l
Cliidigu [uh-r (hwm: A “twill"
refurnn-r" is unly tln‘ oily term fur}
:L ".109. trmlvr." 'l'imy :me of ‘11":
sumo podign-o. 3
Alhuliil ('nnslilulim; ' NM, nuiili
t'm‘ sl-Miznml ismn ’nus al‘vsulutnly ‘
IW-n V‘lliill-"ah‘xl (' an tin- i'.-1>ill=li(-:i'.x‘
pm‘ly our 33'}! 2: f 0 Aholxl in 'lw
rumlz.
('hivngo Inlvr ()vmn .' \Vliilu
L'nilml Stalls «lmnucmte; :re hugging
‘llw wvll—fn-ll “'urking Im-n to mlupt
‘l'x'w‘ trad". the starving English
\mrkiuguwn am- in: king for prolt‘c‘
t on.
It is reported in rnpnhlimn circlvs
at the (‘vniml that a new candidate
! fur [rosiilunl will shut”): lm put in
cl:lnxi)i~'_~'i«_m fur “*0 nice. in the pur
mu 02' ‘fvnnhn' Dun Czunerun, Uf
l’e-nnsylvnuiu. Cameron in yours
[var-t has. {might Blaine liim-rly, bu!
the last rvpubiivun convention in the
Keystone blulc imlursml Blaine :nnl
(Innmmu'n numinutiun. EX—Sl'lliitul‘
Conkling. it is lwlic-vinl, would do [ill
in his yum-r t 2) hulp Gama-run. The
story seems highly improbable. but it
has obtained wa currency.
A Democratic Vsew of Sheridan.
Lilltlt‘k‘ the caption. _ “Sheridan
Afuut." tho Now York World prints
tlit- following editorial:
The tronhlu with Phil Sheridan tr;
:1 prosidwntial cztnulitlutv, from :1 Cum
nvrutic [mint tf 'v'iuvr. is that ll” is
mint-thingmoro tlxun"ilio man on
lmrsolmclt."
No man would he a fortnidublo
('illltlltllilt' tofu-m tho people upon his
renown as 9. SUltllt‘l‘ :tlonn, nearly a
qnzirtvr of a century after the close
oftho war in which his fame Was
wont But General Sheridan, as
(llt'm'l‘, who Imm. enjoyed the pleasure
of convernution with him know, is
not only a fine soldier, but a man of
remarkable t-xocutivo capacity and
mm of tho bust informed of Ameri—
cans. He knows this country as very
l'ms't‘fileii of professional statesmen
know it, from personal observation
and oxporionco. Ho has traveled all
over it. He has the broad rducation
that comes from an nétim part in
great chants, and an acquaintance
with tho. leading men of tho country.
He has likewise traveled abroad and
proved himsolht most shrewd and
intolligont observer of foreign sys
lt'lllfi and institutiong. A ~
Silt‘l‘ldhn afoot, or us a soldier citi~
znn. is today one of the stxongest and
h; at «quippcd xm-n in the Union.
Upon the issue of tariff reform.
ospuciully if roinl'omod by a record
of successful hostility to monopolies
in lumincss and plutocrnts in politics.
We lwliuve the democrats can carry
tliu election against. any candidate
whom the republicans may nominate.
But tlinrc is no quvstion that Sheri
dun's nomination would cause a live
ly campaign.
1 I'hilbrlck w. l'hilbrlck.
‘ A decision in the case of the famous
\cam- uf Katherine J l’hilbrick against
\L'hai-los I’hilbrick was rendered by
\ Justice Jones this morning.
1 The case has now been in the
geniirts for nearly two years. The
? plaintifl'. who lives in tho city, is 72
yours-x of ago. Thu dofendnnt rcsxdcs
‘in Oregon. One of the principal
qucstiuus at issue was whether the
plaintifl‘, who was the formcr wife of
tho defcndant, had any claim to prop
crty which had subsequently after
their separation (without a divorce)
passed from eis hands to others and
again been sold to third parties.
The dccisiou of Justice Jones giwe
to the plaintiff a divorce from the de
fendant, 80 acres of land near Port
Townsend, a personal judgement of
$5.003 against the defendant and
SIOOO allowed her for attorneys fees.
——Scu((lr Times.
Walla Walla is talking up anew
school house.
The W. slatesnmn is booming the
n lnu‘, .‘tllci fur our new state. Now why
is it not good enough just. as it is?
Some rumors of in European Wflr. Not
much dancer. Kasaiu is aimptv making
a strategic movement. and the rest at
the puwars are grumbling.
A stray bullet trum n pistol in the
hands of n [my struck W. H. Spenrer of
Spokane Falls in the luck. the other
day and inflicted a serious but not dend
ly wound.
Gen. Manager Potter is out once mum
in charge of the Union Pacific R R.
He has had a long illness. Potter is
probably the best It: It. man in thu‘
United States. \
”I‘;qu —'l‘hc Tacoma "'urltl. which. a
(cw months ago, “as loud in its an
nouncements, now tamely says: The
Methodists have five churches in'l‘u
cumn. and “hope to catnbhsb"ngreat
llUin‘rfiity. Yes, yes, but its cnly bone.
Six months ago it would have been an
absolute certainty.
Buix d‘u Minn-Ire]!
i The perfurmnnce last night was greet»
1M by a full huuse and proved to be .he
has! miustrel hilOW ever in this city. Tue
jnkes and acting: were I high order and
hearhly entertaining and eujuyahle. A
large number of Indies were present. and
the opera or theatre would nut have been
a more fining place. The Songs and
Music were worth twice Ihe admissionl
fee. This company will perfurm again‘
tonight with an entire change“! pro
gramme. A matinee Will be given to
[nul’l‘flw at twu n‘clnck fur the school
chi'd'ev-.—.\'. O. Picayune.
Thea: faunas micatrelu will npxear in
Learners Opera Home on the 29th in“.
E?i 'E‘EEEZGEEEPII;
TERRIBLE CYCLONE Ix lLleols.
liurxr Vut‘wux, 111.. Feb. 20.——Tb9
(-_wluuu that \‘iaih-d this city yester
day a! 5. p. m.. dodruyod nmrly three
hundred rvritlvm-vs and places of
!-u.«im-ss,:-.l;d'.inimnsud fix-m (woke
3.. Mimi: lmmlz'ui [N‘l'ro‘.l.~'. In 1111‘
:z:iiii.;_; nf Hm walls many pimple \wn
hurimi in thu dvhris. uu-l thirty-Ev"
\wrv lilnl‘d. whiéo (wixe as many morn
\wrv injurud. (light or tn-n so suriulis~
ly Il;:.t their Ith'a urn dvspuin-d nf.
l'rm-nlingr Hm dcsfmt-tivu wind, was
:i iii-fly full uf ruin \Tizil‘h insiml for
half hll imm'. driving; 2:“ inhabitants
{0313"}!91‘. [his was followed by a
rliflill izzizl seem :u-cumpuniul Wifh
iigiiiniéey and NIH! a furious blow.
\'-.'ni~;'-}: fnrlnwi iu’iu a funnel shape. It
semi-l; tip; Snlitil‘xihii'l‘n portion of
11m city. u..rm ting (-\'oryihing in its
pzzili. {:.Liiag u niiz-agr..i::;l ('ouri'e thru'
H.-- lm~i!:.-,~~ p:;rlin;:. Ii dismantled
13;.» suivm'iut mum, Lmlzling, crushed
ilu~31«-H;wli.~t and. Baptist churches
mm “my?“ *.~> mmu 3 At one point
iiii- l'i‘nllHCiiY'.‘ cluumnt jumped up
mml :.nJ lllibrir’f‘il run-ml stores. and
l'i~idt‘{l('i':é lnzt Immucml down again
won ii-zil'il'g down ln-uvy brick
huiidmgs. wri uchizng and and tearing
{imm- Hl'ltt‘tllh‘fi uu! (2f semblance
:imlmukiizg a uni-lines unis—ts out of
.«iid hunk“. Tim mzbsivc court
MUUM‘ that ucrupii-l the public
square was. iitn-mlly turn to piece.
'i:.is was. ”in ('xtn-nm point to the
hurt}: which tho afm‘m n-zicbod.
THE ( hows 12mm E. -‘
NEW Yum-L. I’d). 20.-—-'l'hv Gvrman
lmdwrs have i‘i-u-ivn'l private czilzlvs
this muruizag informing them that
t'zwr- is no Empo fur tlu- recovery of
Um (iromi l‘rinm-
I'ILESEDESTLKL .\X‘i'uIXTMENTS.
\‘. .\smxmm“. I‘l‘3». 2".~——The presi
di-m sold in Hm senate tho nmuinu~
{inns of li. I’. Brisuw, of Mississippi,
to Dr In'liam mfg-mt of the Crow
agi-n'cy in Muiitanu: and Leon B.
{farm-11. uf New Yurk. tu he recoix'ur
nf public, mum-3‘s zit Spokane Full-s,
Wurb. Torr.
YHUM .\l'h'l‘iiAlJ“.
SAX FHANVEC-I, I’vb. till-" Steamer
Alumméa arrive-d Evan-May. bringing
Sydm-y mh‘iCcH to January 25th, and
Aly'lglnml nown to January 2101!).
limb fir-ls lazn'u cunseJ gn-ut (17m)-
agu (dung tho, sulnbuastvm coast of
Australia.
The silver mining {ever has broken
out in Adelaide. and there is wild
qua-munch in minus.
’l‘lu- puslal wuferonce at Sydney
di'ciila‘d :ulvlewly to the proposed
Pacific, cahlv.
Mayor mm”; of North Rock
hamptun, Queensland, has [won scu
tum-d to sewn your:y pmml m-rvh
full“ for forging prumissury notes.
Mining and laud apoculation mined
him.
The German: bark Saturn, loading
with wluat at Adelaide. was burned.’
.. A big hurh‘st is expected in New
Znaluud. Much damage was done at
Aparima by heavy fluuds.
nuvxmnr LINE.
NEW YORK. Fol». 13.—An Ottawa
spociul says: It has hem) arranged
that tlin international will be in thr
dirvcliun «if the lucnlion of the bound
my line, between lirili>h Columbia
and Alaska. in the Wont of :1 anti»
factoxy settlomant of the fishery
question. The matter is being sub
inittvd to the (frown. on which Eng—
land will he represented. The Cana—
dizm government has been pressing
for the appointxnont of a commission
furovm‘ :1 )'Pax' pnsi. Asettlement
of the fishery question has already
cream! 1m angrypumroversy between
thn gn'vornmunt zin'l opposition or—
gans. Several nflicial newspapers.
guided by the tone of the Amprican
dispatchvs. haw little praise for Tup—
per. The Montreal and Halifax
newspapers are accusing Tupper and
Chamberlain of mllfully sacrificing
the Canadian interests.
Tm: FISHERIES TREATY.
\\’_\snixurox. Feb. 18.—The new
treaty laetWeen the United States
and Great Britain relative to the set
tlement of the Canadian fish
eries dispute will be sent to the sen
ate Monday, it is probable it will then
be given to the public. The president
is now engaged in writing a message
to accompany it. an I it is understood
that before the treaty goes to the hen
ate the president’s message will be
read to the calinet. This message
will refer to the friction that formerly
existed between this government and
Canada and state that the treaty as
ratified will practically relieve all ex
isting controversies.
sunny; REDS.
Elmos'rox, N. W. 'l‘. Eel). 18,—Cun
ningliam, a member of the Northwest
Council, who has just returned from
a trip to Lac la Biche, reports the
condition of the Indians there as de
plorable. Those Indians have been
cut off from government assistance
since the Riel rebellion. They are
now raiding settlers or eating them
out of provisions by bogging. Tho
state of nfiairs in the Edmonton dis
trict is no better. The. Indians are
actually dying of starvation.
amass .Axo conronnmxs.
\VASIIISUTOS, Feb. 17.—The bill to
amend the law prohibiting alien per—
sons and corporations from acquir--
ing lands in the United States, re
ceivad the approval of the house
committee on mines and mining.
The amendment provides that the
restriction law shall not apply to
mines of gold, silver, tin. lead. (-in
nabar or copper or any interest
therein. _
THE caowx rmxca.
SAN limo, Fol) 18.—-Fresh and
puzzling symptoms have manifested
themselves in the case of the crown
prince. Thounoasincss concerning
his condition has increased.
msrom‘hr THE BATTLE rows.
Wismxuros, Ft‘l). flit—The secrm
tary of war today rctnrncd to the
house his answer to tho Boutclle resv
olution calling for information as to
whether the flags captured by the‘
United States have been removed
from the place where they were dis
played, and concealed, and if so, by
what authority, and for what purpose.
and further as to what propositions
have been made by the government
officials for the surrender of these
flags. and whether it istrne that
some of them wore autually sur
rendered to persons having no right
to their possession.
As a preliminary. the secretary
gives a brief history of the flags. It
is stated that while some of the con—
federate flags have since been given
to the companies or regiments cap
turing them, no flags have passed
out of the custody of the department
:that were in such custody when
;Secretary Endicott assumed chargel
of the department. The order to re
‘turn the tings and the order revoking
it. are given, and the statement is
made that no flags were actually W
turned nndu‘ the first order. As to
Ell" law i‘vquiring public oxhihiliun
r-f the captun-(l flags and li‘np'uic-s. it
is ussumvd that (be. Cuuslrm-tiun
upon it by the former secretaries of
war and the navy was that llm law
applied to the trophies lulu-u from a
foreign one-my and not to thoq- mkuu
«luring «lumvstic hostiliiic-s.
In ()ctulwr. 1582. all tlw Hugs w:ro
by direction of the m ('i'n-tury U! \ml‘
buxml um] slurmliu a l'uUlH in 1110
sub-basement of the now state. war
and navy building. le-n- they nu
nlfllllwl until January. 1937. Tin-y
wuru quite- iunccorsilvlu ix: llxii plum
and dillicnlt to find awl leulify.
win-n it lm-znuc inn-t-sszn'y 1.) :14: 50.
"Hwy \veru damying rill-ML? :.wl by
(lirm‘tiun uf lbw I‘l'L'Ft'lll mljumnt
gt-uvrul they Were taken from Ilh
buxes 21ml placed in air-mu in the
“Iqu' stm'y of Hm \Vur (lepurtzua-m
hmlding when! they can In- cmily
visitv-l 1;!le oxmniuml. .
Tim raw-rotary says that no [lugs
haw Irv-cu moved hum the plum
whvrn they wow displayed and curb
m alml from the public. 110 :r-Lsc'l'ts
that Srm'cuu'ius Bulklmp. .\lchry.
Ramsey and Lincoln. and the [‘n'fi
n-ut secretary delivered up uhcgethcr
:eomc mnuteen reczapmrml uniuu
flags.
ch. 'l‘.’l‘humpsc)n hm: 1 cm: nppmmml ‘
probate judgmxice L'. K. Uzmuu. r! r
s gum]. 'l'hu ('uiuu Hun he will by Hm!
first rvpuhiicm Wbu (Tcl‘ he“ the 4 ”it:
in that County. l
Helping the Right Made. ‘
To lwlp thz: right sidc i.- not nil} ‘
cummondzilile in a gun-ml paint u! \iuw,l
but is jlllllL'ZOUS and mu lent “Len ii at
help is mdis‘ed in behalf hf the right‘
aldr‘ ut' the b dy, just over the lmmr r.h<
in tlm rc-ginn uf thc hwr. The lnh>t rt—
.firient help 1~ mud. d l;\' Mosh-:1“ rs
‘Szomach Bitters, 1m :antiAlgiliuus luv-l:-
v'uu: of in.cl;:;mrul:!e rtiiczicy. anotum
U" the liver if. ilt'C~:lE[HlllsL‘ll by (‘Uizl—Z mu
tion, Sle’llL'iitlilt‘bl‘.‘ fumed lllllgll“, mm-
SLa. ticczhiounl V'crtigu, mi anvil-2min!
‘ breath, yollmvness ut' the. :kin and halts
at the 055-. 'l‘he author of thvse 53mp
loms. lxvcr eumpmint. ”mint by the lut
!vr:l is accumpnniul by them in its tlig‘nt.
cher and ilglfl‘, “r'hici': always inwin-s
tho iiver. dyspepsia, rheumatism. (Ith."
:ty and kidney trnublos are all mulmln-s
to the early relief and final cure of which
this standard medicine is adapted. Don't
(128 it by fits and starts, but systematic‘
ally. that its full effects may result in a
perfect restoration of health.
-. ...» . A. -
Everybody needs a spring: medicine.
By using Ayor's Snrsapm‘illn. the biuml
is thoroughly cleansed null iuvigomltd.
the appetite stimulated; and the system
prepared to lesgst the diseases peculiar
tn the summer munths. Ask for Aye! 'e
Snrsnparilln. lake no Other.
_, ‘...- ,_
New hmldlc- :hld llaruesx hhop.
The undersigned beg leave to announce
ihm they have opt-med a new Saddle and
Harness Sllul) in Port 'l‘uwnsenzl, and
are momma to satisfy all reasonable
drmmxds in that line, on short twice.
and at DfICL‘S to suit the times. Solicit.
ing the trade of the lowur Sound, we are,
raspvctfully, BRIGGS J: (10.,
{E’nb'llop at head of Union Wbmf.
fiuwlm '
Two Ways. Choose “'hieh.
There are two nsuul ways of dolus:
what Nature sometimes does incom"
plettely. namely. to relieve the bowels.
One is to swallow n drastic purgntive
which evacuatea profusely. abruptly and
with pain, the other is take Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. the effect is not violent
but suflicienly thorough. and which does
not gripe the intestines. If the first: is
selected the person employing it need
not expect pumanent relief, and be can
not hope to escape the debilitating re
action which leaves the organs as bad or
Worse 011’ than before. If. on the other
hand. he resorts to the Bitters, he can
rely upnn the restoration 0! a regular
habit of body. consequent upon a re
newal of a healthful tone in the intesti
nal canal. Besides healthfully relaxing
the bowels, the Bitters nrousesédur—
mziut liver,rimpnrts «beneficial i ‘petus
to the action of the kidneys. ancl‘cmm
wracts the early twinges of rheumatism.
a tendency to gout and malaria in all
Its forms.
A Veteran of Two Wars.
Mr. I. W. Grifiitb served in both the
war with Mexico and in the lute war.
and is proluahly as well know as any
citizen of Des‘ Moiuee, lowa. having
bet... a. resident of that city for many
yum, read what he says: “1 have used
an: thoroughly test Chumberlinn‘s
'olic. Cholera ,and Diarrhoea Remedy
both my; 3” and in my family. I find it
to he flu best medicine I ever used for
hmrel compmiut and the purposes it is
made. I consider it thnrnughly refiable,
and hereby recommend it to the people
and to all my friends. 1. W. GRIFFITH.
Clmmheriuiu's Colic, Clm'era and Diar
rhoea Remedy is sold bv Dr. J. D. Mink
!er. Sept].
‘ The Verdict imammonu
\V. D. Salt. Drugaist. Bippus. Iml..
testifies; “I can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best redey. Every
bottle sold Inns given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, and
was cured of rheumatism of 10 years’
standing." Abraham Hare. drucgist,
Bellvile, Ohio. afi'irms: "The best Sel
ling medicine I havu ever handled in my
20 yam-5' experience. is Electric Bitters."
‘l‘tiolrsanzla of others baveVndded their
testimony. so that. the verdict is unani
mous that Electric Bitters do care all
diseases of the Liver. Kidney or Blood.
Such a medicine you will find in Elec
tric Bitters. and only 50 cents a bottle.
N. D. HILL 3: Soy.
' YOUNG MEX! READ TIIIS.
Tux VnL'rAu- Bau- ('ll.. of Mantra”. Mich“ n!
("to so-ml thrir relehmmd Euzr-nm-meuc
BELT 11ml otlu-r ELEITRH‘ .\rrunxrxs on .trial
for thirty days, to mrn (young er nld)aflhctvd
with m-rmus dwhillty. loss of vitality. and man
Imnd, and all kindred trullblt‘fl. Alan l'or rhenma
tism. m-nmlgin. puryalysls. and munv other dis
mses. Complete rm-tumlion to ln-allh. rigornud
manhood guaranteed. .\‘o risk ix incurred mu
'lxirty daye‘ trial is allowed Writethem at once
nri Iluntmted pamphlet trea
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1 ' jinn-c I'n
; lou are feeling depressed. your appe.
tile is poor‘ you are bothered thh head
jache. you are figizy, nervous and gener
ally out at snrts and want to brace up.
Bruce up.but not with stimulants. spring
medicines or butters wbvgzh have fur their
husis zery cheap bad whisky, and which
«timulafml you for an huur, and then
lvuve yonnu aworse condition than be
ture. .\\ hat You want In an nlterative
that Will purify your blood. start healthy
action .ot the liver and kid ueys. restore
your ntnllty and give renewed health
and strength. Such a medicine you will
find in Electric Bitters. and only 50cts, a
bottle at I‘4. D. Hill & Hons'drng store.
l The"- Bur-megs Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused such
it general revival of trade at N. D. Hill &
Sun‘sdrng stun: as their giving away to
their customers of so many free trial but
tlcs of Dr. King's Sew Discovery for
(‘4:usumption. 'l'heir trade In simply
nuurmous in this very valuable article
from the tact that it always cnres and
never disappoints. Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma. Bronchitis, Group and alltbront and
ting-diseases quickly cured, You can
test it before buying by getting a trial
battle free. large size 8!. Every bottle
warranted.
Buckle-2's Arnlcn Salve.
THE BEST SALVB in the world for Cats,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. San Rheum, F»-
ver SommTetter. Chnpped bands, Chil
hlninn, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and pnsitively cures piles. or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
§scts per box. For sale by N. D. Hill &
on.
THROUGH THE FOREST.
Thy Old and Young Danced All Nl‘ht—
Our Hardy Anoeston,
0M nn-n live in “no past. ,
_ l’erham it wnuld be better {of Nels
young men vi the present, if the liv
a litllghit mnrv in the past, anrfdrew
lvss on the fuluro.
The 10;: v.ll vim uf primitive times would
590 m wrv rhvr-iin-s habitations to the
puuguli: wiw liw in lhu linclyvonstructed.
{mum-a? iu-uiv-l mumions of to-day. But
our urandimunzs took aggro-.1! deal of
cumin-rt in tin->0 rmie homes.
Tin-y wr-ru rug-4m] and healthy. Tho
men Lad main-art uni hardy frames, and
Hm worn: n wvre {rm- {rum the modern
ailmcnts linn muhu the sex of to-day
praciiany helpless dues to hired forl
eign iii-Ip.
\Vnitv-huirml grand-sires frequently
touk their iiiv Elihu-ax” and on horseback
mac n sc'irt‘ nl' miiu- through the forests
to “.30" (ize livoly p!!! vures of a frontief
hall. ({fl'lt“‘ll 11H (1 i_'3i:ht. rode homo
gain in {he rm‘iy Izmuzxng, then put hi
a gain! d‘le'l “’0! k. ,
“-‘iddlH-fiu“! fn!2:< of io-«lay couldn't
'Siunzi Hm! Mn“, of .L racket,
To these mud-rhinkml log cabin!
113:101’5' visin warm :1 rarity. Tue in
habitants iiw-J to I'. rugged and greenold
tun.
Extinction-s illk‘S-L‘ log cabin 01‘1-fimefl
were I.lkm! ill. Thu}: were not proof
agiiinrt all the exit-sures to which they
\'.'t‘!'l‘>3iiljt‘t‘il‘d. They found the. efi'ecu'v.
Clllt‘Llltffi fur thew mmmon ailments in
the l'U'Jl> and hcrhs which grew in the
neighboring forests and fields. They
had learnt-d that, mime has acting for
‘\‘l‘i'_\‘ 111. 'rllflse Datum remedies aggigted
their sturdy trams-s tn quicklv throw ofll
dimumc null lett nu pobon ill-llle system.
The llfill‘lt}.‘.sfllll iL-tlliil‘e of modern
practice with mimrifi medicines is the
injurinns aftercll'ee- ”:1 the system. Mar
11:)! modern physical degeneracy be this
to '.hi.~ ic-zitnro’.‘
.\ drug-saturated system is not in 3
natural. consequently nut in a. healthy,
state. If any of ghe main organs no
('ioggt‘d with traces oi the mineral poisons
"SP-l to drive out it particular disease
lllt‘ whole iiiLit-liinory of life is dcran d
and earl» tht'fi‘.‘ of natural powers is?!"
incvitulnlc re stilt.
Then can hi- no qut rill)“ that remedies
from the laboratory oi nature are the
host. If thuy are :H efiicatcious, they
have the advantage of leavingno after
slin- .
’l‘l’wir efiicncy, it properly compounded,
and the proper remedy applied to the
lliropvl discme, will not be doubted. The
lexperinni-e of ages proves it.
Their disuse has wine about principally
through the rapid congregation of people
in cities and viliuges. rendering the“
natural remedies ditticult to obtain.
Progressive business enterprise bu
lately led to putting these old time to
medxes within reach of all classes.
The proprietors of \Varner's gal.
remedies, in the faith that the people of
to-duy would be benefited by. main thl
simple. remedies of log cabin days, 515 v
caused investigations to be made" 1n
secured the formulas of a number
those which long and successful use had
proved to he most: valuable.
They will, we learn, be known under
the general title of "Warner’s Log Cabin
Remedies.” Among these medicine.
will be a “Sarsapnrilln” for the blood and
liver; ‘.‘Log Cabin Hops and Boeing Ra:
medy,”_ for the stomach, etc.,' ‘Ldt
Cabin .Cough and Consum tion .305
inedy,” a remedy called “Scnfifiuef: to}
the hair, “Log Cabin Extract,” [or in?
ternal and external use, and in old
valuable discovery for catauh called
“Log Cabin Rose Cream.” Among tho:
list is also 9. “Log Cabin Plaster” and I
“Log Cabin Liver Pill.”
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Merchandise.
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Merchants.
(lot-hing & Gents’ Fur
nishing Goods.
may sanctum
We always keep in stock a complete
line of Choice Family Groceries, and
will sell them at prices which cannot
be beat by any firm on the Coast.
Will deliver all goods free of charge
to any part of the city. !
Give us a trial in this line and see
if we don’t please you, both in prices
and quality. "
l We are now offering our large and
well selected stock of Mens‘ and Boys’
Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
Lower Prices “1311 Ever Before!
Our stock in these lines comprise the
latest styles and best goods. Come
and see what we hau- tu 0111 i; Ibefore
purchasing elsewhere. .
A Lame and Well-Selected Store 01
llumhvurv,
Ship (’lnuulh-ry.
(,‘rookc-ry.
N 0! ions,
’l‘ohuocos,
Cigum
\Vinos. Liquors. (SO..
Alwas in stock, which we ofl'ei' as bee
value and at lowest prices.
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Port J‘gwnsend, - W. T.