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PlrH OF THE PRESS.

In the Senate: Mr.. Garianc's Bill, Pro
yiding for Grand National Cot.
ton Exposition, is Passed
With Amendment.
With this Exception, There is no
Change from the Bill Of Fare
the Tariff, and Both Of
The Houses Adjourn Early in Com.
memOratiOn Of Representative
5Updegraff's Death.
Alabama Has Treasurer After Folks
Own Heart lie is Roaming
at Large,
And There is a Big Hole in the Cash
Balance Futures Speculation
Dit II.
Motto OF the Orleans Princes: "Don't
Play Us for Suckers !!
Ex-Governor DOwney Wants PrOdigi-
Gus Pecunhry Balm.
The Annapolis Naval Cadets are Ripe
for Mutiny.
is Restored TO His Dusky
Kingdom.
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Other Foreign and Domestic News.
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They dom, ,-'s'---

Address s "st 20 oCo to invest IN tbs hr.s ss
stock Raiser" this Office sts business
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o afSs"sa no5 serious wound, ,,...,,,
oincefs are looking for James ana now til
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Z ~. oS s sss. anu most complete an /
sa,ia sens1,emen's dress goodS evar
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treasurer Vincent left Monday night, by
what route is not known. The governor
will offer large reward, and has sent tele.
grams TO the police of all large cities.
Vincent is nve feet ten inches high, yery
neat In dress; brown hair and beard beard
full aud long, with moustache); has very
bad teeth; scar on forehead. The governor
has sent to the legislature the following
message:
To the senate and House of Representatives:
II becomes my painful and rnortifying
duty TO inform you that Isaac Vincent
treasurer OF the state, Is short in mis- ac
counts, and has left this city. This fact was
made known by Vincent in the following
note TO A. ID, Crawford. clerk in his office
dated January 20th, which was received by
Crawford the afternoon of the 30th, and
committed to me at $50 that day:
State OF alabama. Treasury Department
NJ n'gomery, Jan. %, 1888
'DFAR tRAwFoRD-I find. this evening
that my money is not here, neither has IL
been paid over to the Importers and
Traders bank, as promised. | leave for
New York to straighten the whole matter.
! have, perhaps, waited too long, and will
be censured. ! have no idea of running
away. wish you would assist the com.
mittee, and after a balance has been ascer.
tanned ask them to wait day, and tele-
graph me, care Fred Wolfe, New York. II
anything happens 10 me, | wish TO state
alphabetically AMI positively, that being be.
hind In my cash is my own fault, and that
you have had nothing to do with it.
Your friend,
TSignedl II. Ii. VINCENT"
The am Iunt of Nincent's defalcation car
only be aScertained after careful examina
ton of the treasury books, and careful
count OF the money in the treasury, but 8
hurried and partial investigation Indicate.
that it is more than 100000 1t is not
known by what train or in what direction
he left Montgomery. Means have beer
adopted o intercept ana delay him, if pos
slbe. L. is believed that he state is largely
secured against ultimate loss. The two
houses will have communication delivered
them from time to time II any further in
| formation that comes into my hands,,
[Signeil Il. A. O'NEAL,
Governor.
| Large sums of money sent from Wolfe
| supposed to be dealings in cotton, have
been traced mp, and he dealt also, it is SUP
posed with other cotton houses.
NOT UNEXPECTED.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, Jan. 81 Tho com
mittee have counted the money in tn,
treasury vault and found $i52,OOO. TIL,
deficit is 1927 900, amply serureu by good
bondsmen. 1t has developed that Ia,
money was taken In the last two years. and
nearly all before Novembe last. Vincent
by statement Of q witness before the CON
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pa,',s as Brain
D.. s. Fyr =. mu :,
Ter, 6.S; Blue and Brs of general '' Tah.esiu,
nston SIC; Thornd body, il do Suollty
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Ex-Governor Downey Wants PrOdigi-
Gus PecunMry Balm.
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Motto Of the Orleans Princes: "Dont
Play Us for Suckers"
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acans can b. psts HE natural
Gs,hat will be dis. In making nnlss y
on finally passed. usifsss crop
y suniional trea.. part Of S1 1s
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.
WATFRHAUL.

PARIS, Jan. 3l.-Prince Napoleon's cor
respondence, found in two trunks discov-
cred by the police, contained nothing oil
political Importance, and was returned to
bir,
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With this Exception, There is no
Change from the Bill Of Fare
the Tariff, and Both Of
The Houses Adjourn Early in Com.
memOratiOn of Representative
5Updegraif's Death.

And There is a Big Hole In the Cash
Balance Futures Speculation
Dit II.
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nj, on the west coast IF Vancouver
islau1. A syndicate has been form
cd asking land GRAFT Of 1000, 600
acres for the Durpoee Of building a
iru'rpa's FROM i point nor;h OF. Mem
a..N0 avtoss the island 20 Alberni.
q rannel the siaycf u Carey the
"socniX Park murderer, WAS hang
ci in London On Monday, Ina l7ih
OF December, in the prrso"cH ut 20
coo people who pache'! the streets
outside oitb, jall. Heinade no ton>
fccsslon, asceL,led the ntfnll with
frmAess, an died like patriot.
Chnr.es Nc I.auehlin II San Fran>
cisco millionaire was kii.nd last week
by Jerome Boneparte CeX whom
the former had swindled out OF S40,.
00J. Cox WAS acquitted Oh lLo
greuld OF self defense.
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FACTS FOR THE CURIOUS.

De FFBz. a foreign electrician, has
shown that it is possible 20 telephone
6tD mills.
TIFF huge hunting spiders Of South
Anne. ics and Ceylon have legs which
cover foot Of ground.
NEARLY 5000 different species 81
birvis bsvo been exhibited and.classified,
ind probably thousands more exist.
TAXING that u beef at 100. the total
solids or actui nutritive material i'll
different fishes vary from sixty-two To
49,.
EXPERIMENT has proved that sound
water at tie rute Of i,C7S feet per sec
opd.
TIVE -bavnacle cements its fore
head to a rock and remains thus oil its
life vita its head downward and its
heels ia the Dir, kicking its food into its
mouth.
Aetssiz once had an opportunity 70
carefully measure large l.jly-hsh rs Is
lay Mt the surfice Of the sa. Its disk
was seven feet in diameter and its ten
tsolss III feet long.
RE Gclht-SibUt' w u VIII 1hSt III
many weeks, while the garden-spider
must spin afrcs!i Or mend her web every
twoniy-four hours. The former some
tunes iiv from SIX To eight years.
Iris not generally kno~n that there
70 aucb thing Us false eyebrows, Yet
.uch is the case. They axe made per-
.ectly ls the usa of "hair lace" aud
W Jnlu n4v>r bu su posted as counter
fcit.
Or NnRDENsgJcao, the Arctic travel
eT. rms discovered tLat Iio,l Is always to
tie fotI,. III SHOW, :Io,h wh,ch 1t may be
eAtrac;,d 10y uagnet Ii Is supposed
that these t..rt..l,s of iron are oi me:e-
ORC origin.
TIE homes OF The hrchae plery, a rare
fcssi. .oEni ~ q r.nnay, are very mach
ike those of iiaara, aud its hlnd legs
IRE like those o! bird. AMI 1t WAS when
alive clothed W tn feathers. Thls WAS
ready most wonderful liak l'eJweea
The birds snd the Reptiles Taere CaD
he no dorht legal dung he roptiilap
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Fl rs 20. TIE CURIOUS.

81, -EiT gnnCra.y i.ri. on heir sides
" Get.
~ aaifaass iis a,ms All leg ave o.
tiC h;Ia lCartH.
No CErATuRg below tho Dack bone1
animals .,v'r hr''a.hcI Through its moCta
elk wcste, v',ieh - fev years ago
was :. li for oil ra:.B Is now 'rh, nsart
ned in New York into IL TTnio J III tiae
cloths.
SraAe Sc pretty w j un nn~. We hre
AFRAID u will h-com" ,,s scar =, y. ,.Ns in
.hc aavs of Henry ~. ~ Fra, Ism
itw:s sold by the ounce by ari,hocaits
nearly US Penn, i.un lark 10 nov ID. =.
AN"''a tho prasant'y i'll ,ert.iA pr.
tion of Germany it is consid red a sign
of good luck to meet pig. S'me
shrewl goldsmith utilized the / lea by
nlan~fi t'-'i y charns AZ NV ",nhnrns,
watch i.,y-,iue nh The rage III We, many,
and vh ii hnv lately > en- tn fashion
in this ~oln,ry.
THERE is pa. ii ca: AM !, SINH
lar cn-' J"mr. CT {. III slower of
the air. ihs ~ u'iur y given to
it be au &c it has no root, AID is u yer
a., : - ~ y fw,u' q roEnt u
d. IL - ...... i, f.. = By. slr u,
produces tgo OF iirec flowcrs like lily,
VIII, tlnnS, ,-rp',t ~. oa1,l fc.ous. II
l. capable OF l.. ing tr9n'port 4 200 OF
40 La n =: n I v. :, IA. 3 - :. tr..T-
els. sus, ,cr,lcl ~ .-~'g.
BIT u.l luooL...i,l A.rli,t nan h rs
cvtr ber- hn:cr I r a hu.im i Wsst-
min-t r Ill, -. nnl 'lr.t S"ss Graham,
thr c,o.f;nak, Crlham mrlo exact
y " u"",, ,"'ss'','e iv his Irat I'M
prn,,i,. at, L., tan ii - He invent
81 The ,lcn'-b esror on en' end n
| grtlirn coiDp nsttu.a ppln'up, a III
| he was ,h, urst ~ in.IAr clocks that
nj rpn fw n"n-. lays vi hout wind
in. Graham MS alNo maker Of great
qua.lranIs. and Instruments of that sort.
HE IN r,al was al,eu,i,,,l'y all the mt M
b>.o vi The ..,yal society.
TrA~cn, viewci tx M 4 sanitary poir !,
I QUO e Tho most fava~n1 rountrins i'm
tie W Ri, lc: ncany l,GF',UOU p-rs,,,s
lie III re evrv yn'r TrGm this il is
-tai i>orqi'l, ,,ro,rd that t.,e daily num-
DR. vt .,e,,r,s in .ir' ", rl.l nv, rages ar.
! !, ..1.nl .hit. the number Of births il
oyer la UN Iii cv,l> nty-four Lolrs.
The tinlIj, who fink the earth is going
to fill up Wit, people in very few years
and crowd Thorn N can take conra re,
as from tho latest showing there is an
annual Increase in p pulation Of less
tina. ), 40n, COO ut the pruscut time.
Tue lion Las often kcn seen to de-
spise contemplate enemies ind pardon
Their insults when it WAS in his pow er to
pui.isi. item. He has been setn to
'pare the lives Of such az were thrown
to bc devonrcd by him, to live pc, cea.
bly, with them, 10 Afford them part OF
his Subsistence, and sometimes to want
food himself rather than d prive them
Of that life which hls generosity had
pared. The lion is not usually cruel !:
he is only 80 from necessity, AID never
kills more Il an he consumes. When
satiat d, no is ln r,cctly gentle.
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Inadcl Ingernoll Impaletl.

His deAterity in the malipnlations OF
"rosc- wator ilnh,ci'iti.'s and "l,hali-
tasmnl ,nmushine" and "spectial in
.ninities does Eot prohibit our being
enabled, With se~Iuip .lalian sagacity
md ailiierative lululcity and peilacid,
poiysyllat,ic peispisacity, to ap,.rehen,l
and appreciate the arrogant auda 'ity ~ d
ccprelensible rapacity ami egr-g,ons
1dlcity and volcanic vorncity aud stu-
pendous y ferocions CAPACITY with viii Ia
III m .od ir,.s' iblu. choirric, su,phurou.,
,his Plausible prophet and priest of n
Oh t ra2aii,m pr IS upon vciactty and
he l'estif-rm, and p'rp~tercu, perth
naeiiy aud te'!ious tenacity and lnngent
pugnucity, vu.iesl Ivy vicious N,aei;y,
wi,h which, in cnhtrmptnous cont',m G.
it,, Ii. mcaud,rs in mons rous.y med.
lie one atd indignant m'ndacity.--
Zee. s. Ia .y TtHs Il .ctUc.
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NOTICE OF FINAL eaOCF

IS. LAND GFFiCB AT OLYSFIa.
Wash. T,r.. Nrv. 3D'h 1882,
Eoiire IN hereby gwen 'b't fA'fct
Cupninybsus has fici notice 81 ",e",ion
~ make final proof 'wfore the s"dg"' I"
n ,,is a,,s. nee, ,hr Clerk "a! tie pferat"
Cour,. ~ has ofliec IN Friday Haitian.
W. r IN Thursday. tie 3ls', dag If
January. A. ID. 1884. on Homestead
Application No 8iiE. FIR The 3 ct
S. L. 1: N. W. of s +. / aad ) y !
OF :. w. I OF Sec. TIP % n, X. "'s'
He names as witnesses: R'~rt WHEY
John I.it,le, Francis King. aud Lawrence
Walsh, all ci Friday Ilarl'or. w. I.
JOHN f. CONVEY.
3S6x Register of The Land Office.
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GENERAL NEWS.

An investigation is being made in
to the loss Of the steamship Victoria,
off Port Orfond, on the Pacific coast.
It has been shown that her captain
took course too ncar shore where
the rocks and reefs have always
bren considered dangerous.
More coal is discovered on the
Skagit, in the direction Of the "huck-
anut hills, on the north side of the
river. An opening by rail 70 Ana>
cortes ia necessary before these ex>
tensive coal field will have any walls
ne.
BY the breaking of the boom
near the mouth ut the No6ksack
during the recent flood about 40G,-
COO feet of logs went out to sea and
were lost. They belonged to F. NJ :.
Cudworth and others.
The Canadian Pacific railroad has
finally decided 10 cross tho rockies
through the Kicking Horse Pass.
NJ. r. Hopkins, who was murder
Oh In King county the other week
was resident Of tho Nooksack val>
ley. and had come there from Moo
ny County, Dakota, and was much
respected citizen.
The Northern sPacific Railroad
map issued last month, leaves Se-
allie out altogether. The managers
OF that company appear to consid-
er the Queen city to he town OF
very little Importance.
Victoria fears rival terminal
city for the Canadian Pacific rail-
Rad that may spring up at Alber-
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice i. hereby given that the co-partner-
ship here' oiDre existing under u q nrm name
Of Newhall & Dean 10 dissolved by mutual con-
sent; George b. Dean having sold his entire In
tcrcst IN tho Barrel Manufacturing Business To
r. p. Nswhall. All parties having claims
against the late arm can present them for pay.
ment to f. P. Ncwhall, and all bills due tile
late firm will be paid ~ and ,e,eiptcd for in
arm name by him. E. l.. NEwnALI.
GRO. y. DEAN.
Orcis leland. Nov. 10, 1883.
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Y,a%EEI sS..RN&T.

.'o,.'c.sd s.A.,y !r.;z. ,.s Pos. I .ei!teenAsl
Hops, ;jGl.8 csr:s,
No.:. coui Ne. :, iran. :G4,7 csl;s
heat Der i2'n. Ssi
tf"dr. psr hAf:o! IS 80
bHs, - ton sX2 li'
L"cnn. C.'iint.,i., ,.s3 i-.j.', ~ cea's
CuN0t.y ci-.i, ~ e. AS.
aau-. EDsD:@c.
I..ih. - rcuis
Batter. 4 NJ. J. ah"!cr. % cra.s.
" FAIR - nc",Wm 81 @ 10 Ce?'s.
Eggs. prr dui y. 81 c'nf@
th..kens pr 'iuz, :. :. ~
His, PEI puari Is ,rn.s.
,.retu. Z c"nts.
ptainrs, pr 'n-i"l. 30 cents
Hay. per ton, $,s@2o
fhnn 'r"d. 81 bnri,,. per 'o4, i29,
Bran. 81
Apples, ,lnlricl / cprts
" Machine dried l. Crn'a
Green. per h'x. sot Qs$l.
Fu.s. Beaver prime pr H., $40 e -
" otter. each. 81 poQb4. 10.
Bear, each. 81 o0ab5 o.
Grapes. per hoX. 81 ?jQat 30
Lemons, Wrr l0W. $in0V4J.o.
RETAIL.
Ersi, 70 to 90 cents
Pork. ia ln IL cents.
Milton, y /" l2l cents.
WHOLESALE.
Beef neal. 8 to 10 A's
Beef on t,m'. 4 to ~ cru;s.
Pork neat, II 10 l2 cents
Pork IN foot, Il ~ cents
N ittpS neat. 5 cents.
Nation on foot, 81 ia cents.
BUILDING xAyEhIAL.
P'uoh connnn. ga per NJ.
Fioo,ipg, INA, n" J. $40 per u.
= sla per v.
-xe, No. J. els per NJ.
2 Si5 90 Pc N.
Dressed lumber. Is, SIS pr VI.
a.. 1880 pr Al.
Rustic, M. I, sls PER NJ.
z. si5 ~! u.
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rx;c.;ons in ,ralanl.

Tho cyic,ioas in Trslanl in each Of
the year, from 1879 to 1s8 arr the sub.
jet OF late Par iunentary return. In
lSi9, 90 40 pcreOls were evi,ted, 4
whom 1888 s,r. re,Nlmiticd. In 1859
the evic ioils r.ne to l0l, lC3, aiid the ,e.
,riluls. lbs to 3 ',2J2. S.ucs that period
the number rrln.tl, fell, Till in 1850 they
only amonutc,i t. ..9ej. They, how
ever, AMIN Increased. aud, in 1854. 9.211
PERSONS wore o>icted. There was again
u faliily oir, a~d, il 1863, Tie lowest
nun.ber WAS reached, when 1,7:i Der.
SONS were eYict.l. Since then there
has been gradual increase. and. in
$50, the figures stood $3.50, aud in
1880 nt O,457, the readmissions being
CSC and 1,021 respectively. The totals
from 1910 to 1850 arc Evictel, go. 1O7
families l6J,57J persons; readmitted,
81 80 familics-1l5.s5 $50 persons.
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osruWEsr c%TerFElsE
e,Es.3T S.SflHN

.n.v y por ..A'."''a Il PFC ''..'
4, Wha.ton'
Ten raii"n feet ii .o,;s m. % .He
sEasit river above Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. : Jnlsou is putting upa
new store building at l.ynden.
O,i Whatcom is still wrestling
with the problem Of titles to their
lanes.
We hay recently sect an apple grown
tn the 1852 ON the farm AZ Dir. y. y
Res, near NJ. Erie. H. It is still IN It perfect
state of prcsrrva,ion.
The steamer j.;s nos engaged in
towing log, trom the Sam n lay at
the Anacortcs Geek ~! day Wedues>
doy. on account OF IKE storm.
Mr. Henry H. Bride has hcen
admitted 20 the practice u law N
this territory ut the Laccnner coort
last week.
One hundred and fourteen money
orders and sixteen postal notes
were issued from the Iut Onncr Post
office during November, amounting
10 1892 90.
\ pleasant PARTY assembled al 'ht
residence OF Mr.. VIM. AIiard in
honor OF his daughter. Miss Annie
AllarJ, by the young folks ct Fidai>
20 island on Christmas night.
Msses Carrie and Nellie Graham
returned from Seattle, where they
have been attending the University
70 spend Christmas at The residence
of their parents On FidalSo Is
land.
Mrs. J. VI. lett chartered the
s!opp Anieridc, Capt. r. Luni, and
went with her family consisting of
Miss Henrietta and Mr.. VIM Il
lett ami Miss Nellie T. John son,
went to Roche Harbor to sperd
Christmas. We fear they had Il
rough voyage in Mondays gale.
The report IN circul. ton among
the papers of the Teri tory, to til"
effect that the counties were undonc
by the late decision of Judges Hoyt
and Greene on the ''Omnibus Bill,
is unlounded. their decision III
70 wise affects the new counties,
the organization of which Will &"
right ON ss contemplated by the
law creating them. --Post lntclii-
gohccr.
The little steamer Brick came in
on Sunday night Tor wood aud was
ter, having come through Dcccp-
ton Pass against full tide after dark
III paSbI19 tuiOuSh t"S =" ''''"t ~
prov weut clear under the water
but sho came through all right
She started during the storm on
Monday to spend her Christmas at
Semiahmoo, and the lust seen oi
her, the white caps were splashihp
clear over her cabins as she rounded
the ONT Of Cap Sonta. "a
During the storms Ut Monday
and Wednesday the buildings on
the Whatcobl mud flats were pretty
lady shaken up. and one Of them
Was blown down and carried
away ly the combined action Of
the waves and winds. The
waves heat completely over the
long wharf, proving that costly
structure to he practically useless
for commercial purposes 1t ought
to have been built at least six feet
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Pcrc Hyacinthe, the eloquent French
d y = : is isctar;.g ii this country.
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MACHINES III q watch facto y will ext
screws with $50 thtcaas to the in'h-
the finest usd iii wetoA has 2Jo.
!hese tblea 5 ar9 inyis.bl t. the naaei
eye, AMI It TX 4i,00o Of tie srle's
to make pound. A pound OF taeln ID
~ot ii BIN pounds Of pure gold. Lay one
upon II piece OF white pa. er and II LOOKS
Ike tiny steel hling.
TIE name Of tie ID, ltv Is spelled With
four letters L alul,s. every known l,al-
s.ase It i, il Latin. Deus; tfteek,
9 rs Hehr-w, Alton Syrian, Adad :;
A.a1i'.n. Ala PERSIA, SYRIA; Ia Ia b
Ian, 4uoa. E5yktian,- Auhn or H'ut !
East ipdl -. Esq. or Zeni !. Japan 81.
Zpiu; Tux sh, Add; Scandinavia,
Odu; Wa lachlan, z Ne! C'os'isl, d g .
Du.iDat al, II 'st; fIrAearsn, E1e' :;
Etunran, Chur; Morgan an. Desc; Sw,d'
81, Coli, Iri,b, DlcA, (ie'n.nn, Cot
French, Dieu; Spanish. D,~e Peru
van, Lian.
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FOR SALE.

A yoke Of oxen, we'll broken to
work, 6 years old; good logging
team. Apply to Henry u. Wootcp,
.Anacortes, W. T.. 31tf
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Three differ n, bills for Gov rrmrn
Postal rclcgraplis have been INTRODUCED
into Congress. Out Of thcsr will prohab
" grow system at Postal Tel"rr'phv
that will greatly enhance the value Of the
Telegraph t" the people.
Soiurncr Truth. the C.lorel eyln'. md
,cturcr. died at Battle Cre,k. Nil h gan,
recently at the age ot 1913 years.
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When you visit $ oi,,', r.ii NJ he To-
o., Sound Hat aud CAp Store md he"let
in gents furnishing pont'., and select fr"n'
u large ami fashionable "ssor'm"nt. at
reasonable priers. Co@imerciHl Stee';
siEn OF the Bg Hat.
s4u j. NJ yER
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-12-29

The following privite letter from
Mrs. Amos Bowman TO her sister.
although not intended for rublica
lion. will be interesting to her many
acQunintances:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-10

BRIpEGRooN IN TRouBLE--On Wednesday,
Charles Clinton, colored, procured q marriage
license for himself and Rosa Taylor and the we'd
ding took place that evening. The fact of the
procurement OF the license was published and a
girl who supposed that she had claim upon
hii1-AaryW. Hicks, his cousin-became indign ant,
and proceeded 10 take proceedings against him
With her father she visited the ofice OF Justice L
ONeai, opposite the cOurt-ho use and made for
mai COMM. .nat CLINTON was the father OF her
Nlegitimate child, born December 22i. 1881, and
asked for the Issuance OF q warrant charging Gin
ton with bastardy. The warrant was drawn up
and made returnaele at O'Clock this morning.
when Clinton. with his bride and an aunt, made
their appearance. They waited two hours, and
the prosecuting witnesses not appearing, they
were excused, and Clinton was informed that he
would be notified when wanted. Clinton, while
In the office, denied the charge. He asserts that
II is only piece OF spite work on the part OF the
woman, who Is mad because he Is married, and
not 10 her. The parties left the Office, but had
barely got out OF sight when Mary Hicks, with q
female friend appeared, and the justice informed
her that he had dismissed Clinton after waiting
TWO hours. and asked II she wanted TO 20 on with
the trial She answered that she did and was
told TO come back at four O'Clock to-day, ard that
Clinton would be notified In the meantime
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Wife and Children Deserted.

Wife and Children Deserted
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF FRANK sTowELL AND A
YOUNG WOMEN FROM GLovERsvILLE.
telegram from Amsterdam, N. Y, August 9
says: Gioversville society for the past week has
been agitated over q scandal affecting persons in
high standing. Frank Stowell was the manager
of the immense glove mandatory of Edward II.
Allen, of New York. For year Stowell. with his
wife and two children, has boarded with Mrs,
LeavenWorth, mother OF Miss Maggie Leavenworth
Q progressing young lady. Stoveu and Miss
Leavenworth became very intimate ana their con-
duct became the town talk. Two months ago
Stowell went west on business trip. Soon after
ward MISS Leavenworth went to Rochester to
visit her uncle, Jesse Heacock. A short time ago
Stowell, while stopping at Chicago hotel, went
out on Lake Michigan for q row, and never re-
turned He left his baggage at the hotel, evidently
TO convey the Impression that he was drowned.
About this time the young lady left Rochester for
the west, saying she was going to Buffalo
Before departing she wrote her mother that she
was going 10 Europe as the companion of lady
anu would probably never return to GlOversville
She went directly west, and has since been seen
in Minneapolis with Sr0well. Mrs Stowell is left
pennileSs with two small children. Her husband
had always told her that In case of his death she
would find In his of1ce valuable securities suflci-
graduateOf Yale. He has long been director of the
Choral Union, sang in the Methodist church choir,
and took an active part In church matters Miss
Leavenworth Is q niece Of the Hon. W. j. HeacOck
president Of the Fonda, Johnstown and Glovers.
Vile railroad. She was prominent In the Presby.
terian church, and the Sunday before her depart
ure took communion.