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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-06
RATHER SENSATIONAL.
DIR. D. e. Darrin Arrested for an
ALLEGED Assault.


Alleged Assault.
Last Monday evening DIR. i. e. Darrin
wss arrested on complaint Of NJ. John
Lnp;ou, charging him With IN assault ON
the person Of Mrs Lnrton. The defendent
was taken before Justice soierberg by
officer Holden and his trial set for o clock
last evening Mrs. Inpion testified that
on Sunday night the doctor took her into
his private Office 10 give her treatment far
female weakness from which she Is suf-
fercr, and that be took longer time and
more
IssEsT1Ss wITH HEs PERSON
Than Was necessary. and when he reulon-
s;raied and todd him that she would scream
he told her nc,. TO do 80 aud he would stop
He then got MP from the lounge on which
they were sitting and offered 10 give her
hack the fees N hfen she had paid 10 him
previously She then left the room and
remained all night With a female lodger in
the house but her
NERVOUS system WAS 40 SHOCKED
By what she had gone through. tina. she
could mol sleep or rest and cried all night
As soon a. her husband who had gone 10
1arcEna, returned. tue cemt -aint Was en-
tered and the doctor arTxssed
Tbs doctors defense was iaat the alleged
familiarity was a mere accident, and that
the woman was iaeaytslg under deiHsion,
incident 10 her exe.t2b4iify aad nlisEsider-
sissSd the accident for an assault MIS-
LuptoH appeared ssncefe sad honest in her
statements. nor Was tacre anything fsigo-
lBus in her manner She Is In gcry poor
health and bad ~ BE- treated very carefully
during the trial Judge soderterg took
the case under adjustment until tomorrow
night
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I've NEa srrvs-S. 2. Aszgsaa vesses-
csY srszsas ss4s Alssast "a Passes >azssa
Ia ssiHs tssrsfa2as - regeger $50 Nsssi>s q
psse s.4ss wsisa ;sss , : aEsN 4s=esss D.
ssasaszl.x sslzSs So srr 4. e. IS
ls-Ss.Es.s salt 19.sssSz ts1ssrsS ~ fss psss7-
ysslsss.eAs u s-3Lls-xz.s q -A.-sz Vas s.rs c
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All visitors 70 Seattle

All visitors 10 Seattle are requested
20 call at the Office of Esheiman,
Liewellyn & Co., the real estate and
money brokers of the Pacific. Post
building, and procure printed des-
criptive matter of Seattle. ready for
mailing free of cost. my3itf
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~ new hotter for the st>sxncT Bee sss
Isuess6 into place yesterday.
1he mcsmer Fleetwood yesterday bfDuzess
egef 100 passengers 70 HeAftje
eutsh sferud street Il sery much In
orosed since II has bern fIIsd ia.
There IL reason 20 believe the excursion
70 kentob to-day viii be An immense sue
ress.
All thu sest cars Of she G. DIS. n. 4.
Co. VIII BE- put n use on tbs extension 81
fse pioneers 70 RentDu to-day.
The Washington eane IN yesterday morn
INK with over eighty .pas<sneer>. the ma
tofisy 81 whom were from WAate1m-
One hundred and ninety y.tssrsna e
cable rosd. Apstves yesterday on the steam
er Mexico
xsrriaxe slrersss were yesterday issnesi
20 Jafnea Ncyast sud Kate Heufy. 81 Inis-
lip. and Frsnk Began and Mis- Angie
Hayes. Of seaffie-
A sulscyipeion pap~r wss taken ssnpnd
The sup1ss1 81 an athletic club. About one
hundred NAMES were attached To the
E,au A Mcdonald YIN commences on
tieif coutrse& ON the Seattle, Lake Shore
and Eastern railr0ad next werk. They
viii nrst build branch frora tbs main lfnr
% Kirkland
A drIl was held By the engine companies
Nos / and 2 yesterday afternoon ON the
ocean dofk. much Interest SIS manifested
b. the frcnen. AMI barring . fEx vet
eloehrn al enjoyed the fun.
In answer " questions asked 1t the p.ie-
uerr REUNION the FosT-1NrELLseEsckn IL
requested 10 10y fhss feffeshneufs viii be
taken on the Gilman excursion Of Thurs-
day for sale by popular caterer.
srx~ .~..nku.~. ~ IN. Msshx.<tf~f Hr.ls.os.st
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when baby was sick. re gave her casforia-
When she was a Child she cried for Csstoria
when she becameMiss she chung ioC astoria
When she had Children. she gave them
CaxforiA
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81 FOR EIGHTYSIZ MILES

A ride over one Of the easiest roads in the
tbs country. with the finest scenery. and
comfortable. luxurious rolling stock
Lunches can be taken by the excursion
lists. or obtained OF the public houses in
Gilman
No reduction made 10 children on this
excursion tco ID
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-06

A manufacturer's job lot of ladies'
muslin underwear, chiidren's dresses,
roses, caps ard aprons bought at
discount of 81 per cent We have just
marked them one-haf regular prices.
All new goods now on sale. Chester
Cieary.
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The great thing last week was 165Sc
dress goods. the great thing this week
viii be Sc packard dress goods Toklas,
Siugerman 4 Co.
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Irs6fSG from the talk one hears
about town. there Is going 10 be a
great demand for the albums that are
offered TO every one who returns to
the publishers CIV. Duke. Sons & Co.
IS folding cards, same as are inclosed
in the packages of Cameo Cigarettes.
We are informed that these albums arg
an elegant. unique and most interest
ing affair, and contain complete col
lection OF 81 subjects, comprising the
Rulers, Flags and Coats-of- Arms OF
every nation Ia the world
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Ladies' Hairsiressing rarior. corner
Main and Second streets. Shampooing
and hair work of every description on
hand and made To order. ap25eow
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Royal bargain this week. special re-
ducfion; &5-inch Hindoo cloth reduced
from si.z5 20 75c. Toslas, Singerman
4 Co.
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Over the line Of the s, l. 3. 4 Z railway.
The pioneers have been favored by fae
company with the lowest rate yet given
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RENTON.

Trains going will leave the depot at .. II
and In the day. aud returning viii leave
Renfon nj 5 and In the afternoon
fares viii be 80 cents for adults and :,
cents for children
The battalion hand viii furnish music
during the day.
Lunches can be taken py the excursion
lists, or can be obtained on the pscaia
GROUNDS. In smiths garden. Of an expert
eneed caterer al low rates
The transportation will be the hest ever
furnished ON that road. the new coaches
being then put into use.
This excursion promises 10 b. the big
gest event Of the Kind during the season.
On THURSDAY, June 7th, second exeur-
sion win be given under the auspices Of
th.. f.ior.err< tn
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fsrfare frames. GAxxzm 4 Co
Second street
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Special Telegram:

Special Telegram:
Rochester. " Y, May 1.
Chester Cleary Tan YOU Use our
Travellers entire lot of samples of
ladies muslin underwear, chiidren's
dresses. robes, caps, ETC., consisting of
l. 800 garments, ar cash discount OF
80 per cent? Sibley, Lindsey 4 Kerr.
Oar answer: .'Yes. Ship immesli-
ately." Goods nov on sale. Chester
Cieary.
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hnSaseaa Cbsueur Oemy.
Y~ss. - - -
w.u 49, c., = =. -,
~ezvef
Fff9y pRr ceut snae a uusafn uusarx.
wear ezrmen4s- Chester C1e.Tr.
Great harxnirs. Lace rurfxfn n~x.
Chester C1eary.
-
go. r.sis~ - =.
---- - : -. =
Artists materials. studies. ETC Gam
am 4 Co. Secsn1 ~frpef.
FS-t1re frames GAxxzm & Co.
Second street
odd Iot Worfh narsrr Co., 80
-
New shapes IN hats this week by e.
80. 80 = ----- |" %
View embruis<rses snd isces- Tck-
las, szagerniaa 4 Co.
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Hargains in hosiery Tokl,s. Sing
exm4n 4 Co.
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Price our job lot Of muslin under
wear. They will not last long At the
prizes We have marked them. Ches-
ter IfeaYv.
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Parasols ard gloves. special ofEerin,
this week; dosihie tipped fingers
Toklas. Sinrersnan & Co.
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To eNa-sses lala su.t carr 60 the -
rssr Fsgesg EsYaa, = ". ferSftss ans
49, &c. klif - re- a. s-Asetesl sFtt ~
s.f.ssrslyfrs. O. srF-set a. The ssssseAl $3.50
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A most paiafshie temperance drink,
White Rock Pomera- The A P. Ho-
falling Company sole agents
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'Clautaulua Lots.
At AUCTION.

ExEr Ks1ox 10 cHArrArorA RAy.
~ Sfs1ny. luae NJ. -. b. esxp1.er
aAJv1fd o. SenH. having e H0
lcas1l sc<aEninR ~ evening bod srnnl
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ezAnce - pernse scn< &ne yFu4esrv rhenr
r.sx . eezsy enrh uay. rsed
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AEkIyAI or TVS Msxlysa--The ssesaasAlT
NeAissa arrived Ia pat s; a'r.ock yesses-
esy ;asra,aE Wl.t ssx1y-tarss cabin fss-
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80 iss9la - tess. SsatI.e =, II AZ
s s nAsa 4aaoI> f.sS a..isgEf & igsiSAs
~ ans etAcr post.
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Earl 4 Wilson collars and Buff and
Wilson Bros shirts. Toklas, Singer
maa A Co
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Eagravings. etehsngs. pastels. wate,
cosorS, etc. Gzxxam 4 Co, Secoa,
street
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Chidxnss dresses, white and C
cred Iokias, Singerrnan < Co.
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NOTE-Je6r~ys Lewis IL the only actress
OF the present time on the American stage
impefapnatlng these great ekararseFx
BOX sheet now open sSSeattie Pharmacy.
ieH
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T6x PReBsIE CerRT.--fa tie fToeaic
ssars geSteciAy an order wSs sua2s 2tosc,
ins sissarge H. Hili. executor Of tie estate
% ais ssStcascd y ifc, Eiivp X Hsli, ~ seli
Al tae Bsas,ea ssf f'FeHcrsy 81 tae sac.
4 " kfe-s, vs., Ass rsssatis arrested Tor
isssaa!;x, NaS q ss-aa-gul he aAi hSSn
aasief treAlnic "a; a. iae hospital faE sesNrHi
ears aud has eVsleesig nesJeefsit hss
rcssan. The probate 3sire lefg sssscrlAg
Ics tRrse weeks tsp Sass, Sna cazss Sas
ar,Qugliaa uuill his r.tnya
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Nss held tn the Real Esse~ exchange a.
d<nt Neexer. sfre Pseks<zcsst Hsissr csgi<s:
TIE neeftrS ~ qsa~y. Arthur A Drnny
Vas spps,iBs<s. Asxs gsre S,szsa<rt pro tsm
and Henry ke<kier secossd sfee pses1deu.
pro ten.
In view 81 tbs necessity Tor ehaaxes In
the consultations . romEssftes. consisting
81 y. Jksst>. q ~ Hezford, q " Hastzf.
v Hsn-- sad u. Eo~ster. were agyxsntesi
af<eruU0a.
The ssssr Of n. rs made bad
Qsssrfxrs fsx the xsatt = i the ofsee Of
fudxe yacaks fos fise esss-szf sfiouzi com
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Okb0oz P10N EERs A-efs1AriDX.f
foE1lAxD. Or. May -, isss
Frank Henry ESQ. secretary Pioneers
Association Of Washington Territory.
Olympia. ". r.. Dear sir. am suskarlxed
threaxh you TO extend an earnest invita-
ffoa % your association. 10 be with Us II
our annual reunion TO be held In this city,
Friday. Jane 10. isseL VERY respectfully
yeafs. tsEo- II. HIKES. secretary.
The Invitation was accepted and the see
resary w4z Instructed 70 return proper ae-
Acknowledgements. An adjournment was
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

CC0-COST S5O-A GENTS HUNTING
pOO filed case watch; EIgin stem wind
movement; fancy engraved cases, war
ranted to wear for twenty years; almost new.
No. z, page &c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

CT7O-COST SlOO-A CENTS OPEN
~ " face, 14-earat gold watch, stem
winder and setter; it has the we'll known B.
W. Raymond Elgin adjusted movement and
patent regulator; handsomely engraved
cases, only used short time; No. 9, page 63.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14
ELMO RESIDENCE PARK
LAKE ELMO, MIMI.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
In response to many inquiries the Elmo Park Company
its purpose of first offering its lots in elmo Resi-
dence Park" for sale
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER q, 1888,

Alto m at the office othe company Room 252 Drake Block
B Paul. Until that date lots will be sOd contracted to
be SO in order that all may have equal chance for first
choice The prices OF these lots have been fixed and printed
priceis together with Autograph copy of the plat will,
after few days, be furnished on application.
For three years the Elmo Residence Park scheme has
eived the careful study OF the ablet specialists in Landscape
Art and Civil Engineering Prof H. W. Cleveland was given
charge and by the company the East to visit all the
prominent residence parks there for the purpose Of securing
every valuable feature for this park.
Benezette Williams the Eminent Civil Engineer of Chi
tgO who designed and constructed the water and sewerage
system of Pullman Ill., which renowned for it's completeness
is perectng the plans for similar system for Elmo Residence
Park which will be pushed to completion in time to meet the
demands of those building.
The Elmo Park Company has plated $50 of the $50
owned by at Lake Elmo About $50 bordering the lake
are be nclOed and will be known elmo Residence Park
1t is believed that residence park scheme of equal complete
in all its details has before been offered About 18O
north Of the railroad pattedas the tOwnSe of Elmo
The Park has within its limits the Elmo Park HOTEL COM
pletey equipped in every particular with its Electric Light
Plant Steam Laundry Stables CapacOuS Cold Storage House.
etc. besides the Finest and Largest Fleet of New Cedar Boats
ever provided for lakeside hotel.
The lots average about HaAcre in Size and it is the
purpose the company furnish the residents within the Park
with every convenience for home life which they would
in the best part of the city, strip about 100 feet wide along
the lake front is reserved for the common benefit OF all lot
About thirty wellnown gentlemen of St. Paul have ap-
piled for lots the Park and many signify their intention OF
building next spring Some will build Summer Cottages but
will build Permanent Homes. Such restrictions will be
made In selling lots will secure fine class OF residences
No other buildings will be allowed in the Park except in the
stable quarters where private stables may be built by those
not desiring to use club stables.
The Elmo Park Hotel will hereafter be practically Club
House for the of those residents of the Park who prefer to
take their meals at the Hotel will continue however, in
vte such guests during the months have patronzed
1t so literally for the past three summers and assisted in
making it very delightful resort
ELMO PARK COMPANY
JAMES E MOORE President. PRINCE.
j.. SrElkE n.S Secretary
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

GSH 60-COsT S?5-THIS LADY's IA
pe)OsCO carat gold watch; Elgin stem
wind movement: beautifully engraved cases !;
nearly new. No z. page s.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

cI0 6D-COST S6O-LADY'S HUNT
.WFO.cO ing case 14-carat gold watch !;
stem winder and setter; Illinois q plate jew
eled movement; richly engraved eases; place
one side suitable for monogram; only used
a short time and fine timepiece. No. IL.
page 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

c66 RO-COST Ss5-A GENTS HUNT
tpCO.CO ing case 14-carat gold watch,
stem winder and setter, fine nickel Elgin
movement, fancy engraved cases, almost
new; No. 4, page 40.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

GCC-COST S5O-THIS GENTS HUNT
.pCo ing Boss filed case watch; stem
winder and setter; Elgin movement; Louis
XIV. full engraved cases; used one year
and will wear for twenty years. No. 4,
page SO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

COG hO-COST S4s.5O-THIS OLA
'p<~O.CO mond lace pin, one white
stone, perfectly cut, fair size, very brilliant
ing; No. 2l00.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

GQI(-COST S135-A LADY'S HUNTING
OCO case, 18-carat gold watch: stem
winder and setter, and a fine Elgin nickel
tanning four genuine diamonds; very little
used and could not be told from new. No.
16, page SO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

C1O-COST S3O-THIS OPEN-FACED
splC flled-case watch; stem wind Wal
than movement; engine-turned engraved
case; almost new. No. g. page 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-14

HUNTING BOSS FILLED CASE, WITH
II Elgin or Waltham stem-wind movement;
$25.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-14

osity. every one bent upon discover
ing the identity OF the unknown mon
arch. Then began the general march, in
which most OF the young ladies joined,
saluting the King as they passed before
him. in acknowledging faithful allegiance
10 his majesty. The King and his suite
then made tour OF the hall and to better
Judge OF the number ofbeauties assembled,
and to more faithfully and impartially Sc
lect n Queen. After q short round the
lester stopped in front OF Miss Elsie
Featherston, OF Holly Springs, and an
nounced in delicate words the choice Of
the King. II was most fitting selection,
tall and stately blonde with handsome
presence. She wore an elegant costume
OF canary moire with pearls only for orna-
ncnts. The maids OF honor were then
chosen as follows;
Miss Wright, of Fayetteville, Tenn, a
handsome brunette, III costume OF
mandarin surah, with front OF brocadcd
velvet.
Miss Jennie Day, popular belle of
Memphis, who wore sapphire blue plush,
with front OF pink tulle and crystals.
Miss Madgo Bruce, in a becoming gown
of black silk, with point esprit and blue
silk trimmings.
Miss Zeld Polk, OF Helena, another
handsome brunette, in canary silk and IL
lusion.
Miss Bette selden, In white silk and
duchesso lace.
The coronation scene was beautiful and
impressive, each OF the maids being Gre
sted duchess in honor of the occasion.
Then followed triumphal march by the
royal party, placing themselves for and
opening tho dancing for the evening. The
ball was then declared open, and the
guests joined in carrying out a program OF
varied dances. In short while Momus
and his suite quietly disappeared, without
once betraying themselves to friends or
foes.
In itself the ball was a grand success,
patronized rs II was by the very cream OF
society. The large crowd showed no sign
Of diminution until after II o'clock, aud
when the ArPEAL man left the tempting
strains OF ia Gitana" were sounding in
his ears. Below is full list of the guests
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THOUSANDS UPoN THOUSANDS.
Great maitisudes OF citizens and visit
ors Witness the Kings Entrance.


There were thousands and thousands Of
eager, pleasurc.loying people on the streets
yesterday afternoon TO witness the advent
Of His Royal Highness, MomusiII. For
houn before the royal rctinue was in
readiness 10 start from the Louisville x
Nashville depot all along, on both sides Of
Main street, was lined with compact, surg
ing masses 10 pay obedience 10 him who
was most welcome. Where did all these
people como from, these myriads Of faces
that the oldest inhabitants failed 20 re.
cognize, or perhaps had never secn2 They
come from everywhere, for do not all roads
lead 10 Memphis2 And does not the fam,
Of her generous greeting 10 subjects o.
every ruler reach TO every realm1 Thess
subjects were expected and they came, iol
they knew they would be welcome. Their,
was only one objection 10 this mighty fun
loving gathering, and that ww they wer'
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ToSrenT's PAGEANT.
fifteen Gergeousiy Bca"'ifnI tIo"''
Founded ON sIaLespeare's works.

The event Of the present Mardl praS
will be tonights dazzling pageant, consist
ing Of fifteen beautiful historic floats, u.
lusirating thrilling situations In Shake
spcarc's masterpiece. They are as iol'
lows
FLOAT l-orxrus or MEMPHIS.
The figures on this float are allcgorical oil
Memphis progress and ultimate destiny
Two immense winged horses are seen
drawing chariot, In which is seated q ie
male figure, representing modern Mem Mem
phis. Pyramids and obelisks rise hlgl
toward the heavens amid rolling clouds
The float seems 10 float upon me alI
the horses drawing il being placed inAid'