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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-13
FURNISHINGS.

In NECKWEAR, the Four-in-
Hand Tie and the New Lariat are
the favOriteS, more so than ever
before. and made-up Teck ScarfS
are closely modelled after its ap-
pearance when tied.
In selecting Cravats, the impOr-
tant thing is not to buy some par
ticular color, which may be i'm
agined to be the prevailing one.
but to secure such as will harmon
ize with clothing and complexion.
Herein is where most men fail,
and the difficulty of the task is the
measure of its Importance. 1t is
scarcely desirable that the Tie
should be like the Suit. 1t is bet
ter to make an agreeable contrast;
but whether strong or gentle
contrast, can be best determined
by experiment. Some compilations
will endure almost any color, while
others are sensitive. As, for in
stance, a sallow complexion, which
is painfully intensified by the use
of Green Neckwear, but is relieved
and toned up by the deep shades of
Red, Purple, etc.
The SaleSmen at our Neckwear
counters are selected for their skill
and taste in colors, and if you feel
doubtful as to what takes best on
yourself. leave the matter to them,
and you will be satisfied. Hun
dreds of styles at either 25c, soc,
75c and 81.
The New Lariat Scarf, for which
we are the sole agents for both
cities, is Scarf of new construc-
ton, which cOmpels the wearer
to tie a perfect sailor knot, which,
once tied, cannot lose its perfect
shape.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-13

IooL in Sundays GLOBE for real estate bar
EOOh gains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14
A SENSATION REVIVED.


l. 4 Void aud T. r. Mason. the witnesses
20 the Will OF Mrs. y. y. Thorpe, late OF
Eilcnsbsrg. live In this county and the pro
hAfe Judge Is sos engaged in taking their
testimony. THIS viii. il viii he refneia-
hcred. was the direct cause Of a decided
sensation ia this city few weeks ago.
Mr.. Thorpe lesf her entire Interest IN fhe
estate - her hGshana. DO Is Sc extensive
stick raiser vel along Ia years. living
anA. Ealcnsharx This disposition Of the
property srestis sBcersesi . son and seE-ia-
law OF A- Thorpes and scarcely hsd the
oss adv been laid IN the grave. whsa they
hsxAn faerscrnfinS their father and Hazily
Threatened 10 have hisa arrested 90 q
charge 81 eutrsviag Eaif-hrced girl II be
did 20. give shcsa a certain y-ert1Sn af the
estate. They hsansied him - thar Re s.si
70 Scsftie They parsnea hiFn and hseSas
hiua - numerically that he attempted te
e-srare 10 Victoria He clRsEassi - have
gwen {. H. fsgsscker So. 20 take him 10 Vie.
.ss.sA IN = resheaf- inx:cad & faih.liss
his s-aafrart Cseckcr had the osa man a..
restFsa ssn TIE charge of Insanity. lie wss
rrasnpszs DISCHARGED 90 exssa szs.ioss. sasf
then hsd Jso<kcF arrested ssF obtaining
siases aasses false pr2te9ceS, Sn1 TIRE szse
i ress pending in the district court Mr.
Thsruz tnsn sseelstsd "a return to Elisas-
har< aud thea fscs the ransse. The tess
carried sHEs sseir ta-Af aad BAD him a.
-ssge& % the charge " e-iminStsy assgsiE-
ing the hall h-esd Eifi saa be sss p-ufsEs-
" DISCHARGED after the trial
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14
THE RUNAWAY WIFE.
a High Glass Society Play TO Be
flxra To-nfxhf.


To-uixas Mr.. Rankin produces his last
sud greatest success. play Of the Hazel
kifksr aud BANKERS Daughter order
entitled the Runaway Vile. which has
ever herr bcea a success II Is OF tae
highest order 81 society plays and wsIl n
east 90 the fnil strength II this excellent
company,
Tas story Is braely told a. follows. The
hero Of the play. a Young American artist,
full Of sufhuslassa for his profession. fails
In love aud Is loved by al English heiress'
bos is born TO them. and when the Hitle
fellow reaches Young bgyhoesi's egC the
blight of blindness comes 10 the artist. wis
has grown famous as a painter Then fob
lows poverty, the wife chnZtaz 70 him
xish the affection % the early days A
sister of the artist, with whom his family
50 10 live in their aisitcfion. comes between
her brother and his wife with venomou.
fsiseheeds of ciandes:iue meetings with
her csriy male acquaintance. Thi'
creates suspicion and tSenhle. The how
ing wife leaves suddenly 20 seceFt a situs
ton whereby she eau earn livelihood for
her husband and eey. The bliad
husband = bet b. believe By
his sister that his wife was false
and runaway. Years follow and
the scene II transferred - England. wseTs
the boy had grown as his father, Ia be 4
famous pAiuter, and In hts studio in Eng
land while painting the picture of bis owf
mother, wAoa he DID not know. the dc
movement comes. and VITA u the meeting
81 the long separated husband. wife and
child. The runaway WIFE who bad brer
taught 10 hcltsye that her hrss love va.
dead. had remarked IN the tasersra - tsds
Alice Chsrnleigh. lord Chsraleigh,s sud
aeu sissfa t. announced Al the time OF TIE
strange racetlax 81 the blind artist. hi,
sffe a1a son. aud with II follows ,he res
sotassoa 81 hi> sight Through the operation
Of an rFniaeut ccalts' ne play tnrcusa
cat l. intensely interesting. ard the eli
snaxe< Ia the last two sets If the play an
exteefaliy touching The play Is one O
ne race effective domestic dramas DOS 90
TIE sfaxs It's moral tone i eHsod. the les
ssn Il teaches Is excei,cnf. asad IN the haE<s'
81 Seeh company IL Is i<se 10 hfe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14

Esefaes a Dishon arr offering sesas bxss,
fifss property tor sale.
The steamer MAssss Isft fos Aiasss ~ al.
early isoHs yestesfssy fsorninx.
shelton & Armstrong bsse for szle .
sery valuable water fsonf i<t HI
Considerable eosnsssfeif money ~ . most
spurious kind il b<siax circuiatsd abpat the
clty, The principal denominations are
quarters sssd dollars.
A delegation "a Coed Tesnpiars Of this
city viii 60 10 sidney tonight % institute
a lodge. They haze chartered the steamer
Grace and VIII leave Harrington & sHsith'r
wharf ~ TN.
the 500 mersehsurn pipe. which was rai7ied
of the other evening. Yesterday be prs
seated the Sessng rasa who threw for him
with new hat
Another Lad az eoaI has arrived from
Sausifao for The seattle Gsatfraf Company
II wes brought by the little steamer MaEd,
and II being discharged on scows and
fowed around 20 the ssswerks.
The case Of ~Dnlefsv Brown. charged
with robfsng John Harvey. q Logger, az the
81 Elmo hotel, Of $40 and q watch and
chain, was partially gone Into In Justice
sofcrtrrg's court Yesterday afternoon and
continued until to-day
Mr. !. BorBstein 81 the Golden Rnie
Bazaar and Mr. !. A. Baillargeon Of the
f.ses House iefs yesterday for Port Town.
send. 20 pay eusfeTas duty en q shipment
NJ goods direct FROM london via Montreal
and Canadian Pacific railroad.
switch lights have been placed on the
various switch stands 81 the Columbia 4
Puget sound railroad. These lights have
different eolortd glasses, No that the train
men can always tell In Abe nighttime
whether The switches they are npprms hing
are open o. closed.
The county commissioners havr conels.
sled 10 enlarge the jail. and to that end
have had the necessary PLANK made for an
addition 20 the present Jail The addition
viii be the size of the present strursurc,
and when completed will cost several
thonsand dollars Bids fer the new work
win be called for 1T the next meeting OF
the board of commissioners.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14

II Seattle Han5ses Her Sknx~ a
Wheat she Mast H1ss WaseAs.Ses.
exzssi<xza srrxz asz tzy eczs<<<sd win
sas< ssstsAe. zAks sssoss 4 Esxeers Raazxas
sssrzszzE sz2a - = rxp<sx< TIE frxz -
sziie se<zzsa ex ar fu1as sx& ~ f:se z-szz-
s2sr< MI be IL epsrxz@sn uszAza shsrnext
e Cars ! sziss4< - DC ~es~isn srzsr
s-saxsEs Fxsx. Ne Hzse skeszz< tie szzae
EsE7s<f q s4ssss sszes Fsssessf f-srn Ssaszis
sz<srrST zzs& rssx EzsesT sazmx .eeeAaz i we-
as~ ss3Htvse1- TA5s -4zSz viii -za tSrpxsA
tse ErEzs Esasa rr<s1z1xEx se-sss0zs *
k<ss<rs Mzszzsaxzssz- azz 4 - ax-z<zz -
sszps<o~e HAT TIE rss1 y szen e~pszrssfess-s
Nals h&zd1s sarge sssar~ ri sSx erals -
tass Eszzst<Essza2x pEo<tuztsSF rsEssa- saw.
Z sze pssPse - ~~stsfe expect - Ezazzze
tie grain As1sssa bg anr rszzrz Il - ssxss
th3T EerE s2zxsng essse arTxzz1ss,xzzss ~
stas end Tssg reass viii hAs5 ss1e <ra5a-
asst ts:ss sszgss.<- sss-sss AID .fEsgsirs = L
AUS - ess5ese - oasxz9srsl Eaas kAe ecsa
T&ny pii have Hnrasax ~ 80 alta.
ws1ss IKE - s@e a arrmk@r ef rssr zfSE
lzsssaess ssxz
sssxfxK A sAxxEs-sx csxzrxsx.
AE1 30 scrwrs fAs aeee~<n~7 sassr sez,ss-
age ew Ixr-e SrasE v1rshessssz. whaSa
sssosi1 se 1afz. before the szsszxEse&sxsn IL
Eze ssaa- ! eeasissex this ssrT .sns-sr.azs
fzstl1<ieA iDx A@nssE1x ard sAiryszg grxsn-
sEs1 bare eyss heard = Essfznsses Tat 81
e-karT ~SsEis he kzzds % Axse the srsr xrssn
banned <srsr@ tue mountains - sise seattle.
Lake ~h1~s ard Eastern rsiisay. saisyxs1
trpfa the warehouses AZ Tacos=za- uf eezkr<se
DO nos shink here Is xny
pxSaxE ~ wex 4 FHgSa
Being done. bat ualess xhe Business r1sa
u seattle gasks ARRANGEMENTS 10 haas.s~
The grain Of the Big Bxnd fousssry. u gill
De hscdies3 II Tacoma. or some esker f-a1Ht
on fbe -Srffz1, Tor tina: grxia vii ind Is
wsy 10 the markets Of the uo<id through
srxae Fo-s on p1xss sound, and the Sesr<s<.
Lake shoe and Eastern read - going 70
haul Il. There l. nothing which wsals1
tend Jnerr 10
IssPraE cssxs71ESEE
In The ni1ds of all eiAszes 81 people a. 20
S-zfsis's ultimate greatness. than 10 see .
ssron4 corporation termed Of leading bust
ncss saen 10 build grain warehouses aud
elevators ssoDg oar city front
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14

rs = ies1e bszsds for enrz Scr~<< in.ry=e.
sssnf gs<h tz<<rese eszs&s.zz. ssvafse se.zs-
e8nsazsE. 1x1keAex Ne szsrx-<eee. X a.
esssls<u we're net ren>3g - ~ zuarx -
=; = sfz<s - III rrzsc1s rzxxzfnx. t1ss 4 -
t.1t p foznf:rzx. Afeer Hssne fa-fh~--
-. ssssszea ~ sn@slzu s< NJ, *sr1z- The
sst11ess Nsz referred - sfa tzzrze~z III -
Ess<s- Ensces ss6 fzzEsesk-y <ozsrnss -ze,s
zsz1 tzs s1ry ss-1rrFT, 70 csnszs1<< 81 fsszz-
1a1fzi11 wstn Eaf. e Mz1res ard 81
h&izssrss. 20 ssrssF q. size s~xr sssesrssss
rEs rsxx 70 az fxFxerxn
EAe essrnmsffee 60 pzkslsr tx1fstsaxx ed
zrzsatf< rssc-sss sxSorzkz< ga fss report A
fE1F fsrx fsszrnAxs5.e1e-s zr1a rer,szs rssrssszs
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f1szk 81 sse fsfx sxszssaEssssas ~
FxT5Sass Kscxxsxb Axs zxyxaaxK
Frssra A. A. PEG. e IL. fsr xrszsnx SRA
sssesf, fs0sn nes-s- 70 BEL ss-ret
frssa 2. 4 fszks~. sor st-ess tights 60
&Asf2~,ss s+kssr sas- af krss3txKy
frssssf y5.as r. Stsssls. fsr -,eatssx - fsrsfsf-
ssT ssd iss~e sfessts- zaS rsnzsszas exAsE
fssseS frtsr street
From EorEssszz Jenns. It al feF zs4sassr
~ xrsi5s o. SatrzA Ks~s~1sa ssr.-t
frs-s fseneys<vs Fsrszxst a.. 81 op-niax
Eszee ssss-es- fszza ssssszzst.sa % E&<t ss<-r>e
frssza q Hoktssi e Al arz11et srnaffzzz
sfrssr railway fsxaekslss 20 TAsss. sfrrek
sAv&a ~ - EkA@ kAkftf 4lir prs <<ElE %
e1asf <sHzrs~ozs nsrzh Sd ~ @ezsssa srrs.ss
ss1fNern EtEissh, Esnth and Tenfk streess.
ssslt pfsaia 10 fsss u any h2satatssn
From A. A. Bsft "a al, Tor azgEisesd "a
ss1n ssr~et. between Fr0af szsi seeua9
ssrstfs keferrs<i
FROM A. :. Miller e al. for pxraa sssszsEs
q grade asstsa street. frora Egszrfh %
Fifsh streets. az their swn expense. nnster
the strsrFiszoz 81 TIE city ss1rveyof
fsosn y. J Eamybea and %. r. Dahl
gsist. fsss t4usr Itcesses
MISCELLANEOUS
Tnf Plat Of Acnrne 4 whiypies krsf al
1lf1S1 szs approved; also supplemental
piss 81 blocks A. I, and c. Mob Flu astssie
ton
Tlse plat Of A A. Deany's Eixsfn a1<fs-
ton was ordered re3eesezf IN il presenf
ssrns
SALARIES 70 M INCREASED
On motion Of Councilman Frfrk the
city attorney Eas ordered - dyaft
and submit sn ordinance fnrre1s-
ing the salary 81 the city attorney 10
fis9 per month. city clerk 81 20 per fuofsfh,
enjsf of police $40 per rponth and city
treasurer 70 Sis per IusHEh
C0anef ad,e4fned ussfH Thurss.sy. JtaiF
49, Al 4 esyei1rk n m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14
MECHANICS MILL FIRE.
Dave Ferguson. the Waterman. Run
Over and Badly Injured.

The FIRE which occurred at the Mechanics
NH, on yesier's wharf. yesterday morning
was caused by a defective ash pit. which
allowed the Gre from the furnace 10 fail
through under the floor Of the dry house.
All the material In the dry room was de-
stroyed, aud all that SAVED the min from
destruction was the fact that Il was built
of corrugated iron The iron III many
places was
RED nor
when the fremen arrived on the scene,
and commenced playing water on the
building About six months ago the Me-
chanics mill was burned down. and W hen
Il was rebuilt corrugated iron shectsssg was
used In It's construction This material
not only would not buril, bat confined the
flames and prevented them from spreaf-
ing 10 adjoining buildings. The damage
from lass of material In the dry room VIII
amount 70 $40. fully covered by Insurance.
As ACCIDENT.
The Gre was first discovered by Mr. Dave
Ferguson. Waterman on Yesicfs dock.
seeing that the flames sere beyond his
control. Mr. fcrgusea ran up town aud gave
the alarm. He undertook 10 assist the firc-
men in pulling their hose cart 10 the wharf,
hsif being an old man be could not keep
up. lie host his footing. falling 70 the
ground directly in irpnt ui the hose car
Flage, which passed over bin. breaking hs.
cellar tone and otherwise hrIsSing him.
The old man wss raised 10 his feet and
taken 70 the hospital. where he l. receiving
the most tender care.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14
A wOMAN's SHANE.
she seeks to Hide the Evideaces 81
10 for . Time.

10 for Time.
Ir. Alexander Allen. chairman of tAe
board % county commissioners. received .
SUMMONS frosa Prvyiaenee hospital Mon
day. There ne vas psssefsed 30 q boxola.
hexsrhy docking young woman with .
baby In her arms. She gave the name Of
Miss whaiou aud her hokse as little town
fn Western Minnesota She said she wen.
10 San Francisco In Msreh 10 hide her
shame and there beeame mother. She
remained there until last week. when she
was induced 10 come 10 Seattle. on the re-
port thai there was nu orphans home here
where she could leaye The child until she
chose 70 claim il. Hewever. when she ar
:fTrd here. she got into q earriaxe aud wzs
driven to The hospital. although In excel
lent health she had
EXHAUSTED HER FINDS
Ia san Francisco and had only g left. she
took Mr. Aliens breath away By infnrming
him ths. she wished him TO take charge Of
the Infant and keep II for couple of years
until sh- should b. able TO claim II. as she
was In great haste 20 return to her home
in Minnesota for fear her brothers would
begin 10 investigate the cause Of her abb
sencs and she WAS fearful that II they did
some one would get hurt she also wanted
suf1eienf ready cash 10 enable hsr 70 re-
turn home. Mr.. Allen informed her that
the only way he eoald assist her would be
to send the child ~ the county farm. He
said. however. that he had frequent sppii-
cations from respectable families for In
fanis. and he enaid probably ind good
home fer the little one provided she would
sign a paper releasing all claim 10 the
child The mother sparned both PROPOSE
tons. as she said she would not think of
sending irfo the county farm aud did not
want TO release her claim. as she hoped 10
be able 10 return and take the child hosne
In q few years. Mr. Allen informed her
that be could offer nothing else as II would
BE-
TOO COSTLY A JOB
For the county TO undertake 10 provide
for the ebild's support in q private family.
Yesterday he received notice from the SIS
ter Superior OF the hospital stating that the
county would be held responsible for the
support OF the woman aud child al that In
stitufion. Mr.. Ailea states that the county
win refuse all responsibility In the matter
unless the woman and child are sent 10 the
county farm. He says that there has been
an epidemic OF similar cases recently and
unfortunate women seem 10 be Rocking
here from all quarters OF the country 10
hare their offspring provided for.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14
A NOVEL METHOD.


The CLERKS Protective Association NET
lsss night and headed hs a oyass hsad they
,zsrchc.s up FRONT street sh1ss; a ssadHes'
ana afty arenx. Tie Object II TIE turn
,,at xas 10 Induce al the merchants 70 clssse
s;sp. n. After proceeding up Fneai s'seSi
- Scscca they rssErne,s a. sdara ortA's
shoe store whcre shey sieFHssi es'a SRA
NAKED h.ra lrSs vita nlsssc and thea vita
!, sss-s sad g7asaS frSsssras 6aSlcAsrsl
thea srsske hr.-ssy against il1 fseTrhaIsss
kesg.isx er-n sfser ? ~ After Nj,
E,zaeAani hsd finished NJ J. n. Lewis
-. eallsa Soc zaa Responded y ssyiss
"a; Re xss tacis feissa and seai& a1vise
fhfy-, u sfwsys ~ gcH;aeaseu ard ros trF
= ~ s;sytAiex Is fs-se. slst o. rsgssEsael
r., tkey EirSz regard Tie lSss> II tae1-
.~,IIntrx ard rtsFss-t tss gsas2rs p heb taey
earTse,f. frurz tsrts's thsz pasexs-Eei C s..
Isxrses' hsssk s.acs scrv fAey SSair AisSgs.
and s~aausd TssSy m2-r&es4 II TIC oec.
,iTcfsi Asstrs = At-e : seeens1e sef z7lEsis
gEiv1 VS. oensisrci- alszsz ths ssc u
,y,s-,-s tas, FaeIaA<-s di<sfl hcsetz ssSSgvFs
go, ~. csFsrcF-s 20 AZ f.sess ig the cary
.-i5.siffr movement ~ raj Fsirssszlng tE=
,ssr-hsafs Who keFi ersn after , r..
~ saerEssr-S carried ts1esrrS Nite TIE "a
s.--5riiaIss we ar POI slaves esst Bat.
.sNfss Ne aerrSnd = inst Lead ~ :
800. : .a,, & We desIf SSAf tsse carts,
s.s-s-iy sie.slrg = oss- r-0tss To yeaIr sassfs
,sr,- Ssssszss = "a 3 fsss Z F5irysessc steve,
49, g,ssx ssysa a2fer : ?. -. HsAsgc .its
,s-rss5rr ts.x. vrs~sssert 4aaoaEssss sa&'
49,. asnla ~ zlpfAs< rsFSsse fssSf Tees
azr exf2sGE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14

Messrs. Thomas j. Humes aud w. r. An
sdrews, two prominent attorneys, have
formed a coiartpership
Rev Rosseng Of Minneapolis win preach
next sunday nj the Scandinavian Lutheran
church. Rev. RosseHg has accepted the
cali 10 become their regular pastor.
Mr. r. II. Cove, a prominent member %
the Rochester. Minnesota bar. II tho
guext Of Chief Justice Jones. who was fo'
several years bis law partner. Mr. Gsye 4
delighted with the Sound country and se
ntsie In particular.
Hiram sIbiey, the noted ptiisnthrvais
whose death a; Rochester, New York, wa
announced In the Posi- iSrsif1GESeEa'
geographic columns yesterday. was q eosls
In Of Mr. W. K. Forrest, city clerk Mr.
slbiey was the organizer aud first president
OF the Western uuion Telegraph company
His renpwn for deeds of beneyalencc ant
philanthropy, and his extensive connection
with the seed business. rendered his nssn'
= household word
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14


The announcement stas regular traisss
asii commence RAINING between Seattle
and Sfaoho1nisf3 City on Monday, i very
gratifying said business nan yesterday.
Heretofore when the business men O.
seattle wanted to go 10 Snohosnish, OF
when the people 81 snoheraszh hare want
ed to Come % seattle 10 trade. it has re-
quired two days time. besides a consider
able expense After Monday oar People
viii be ahle to leave seattle after breakfast
10 the morning. 60 10 snohomlxh, transact
the evening meal WHERE one person has
visited snohonsss. IN ihe past, taere will
h~ hundreds In The future Besides that.
the read opens ap q rich country, rsch ia
timber aud IN agriculture. and win sery
greatly stimulate the settlement Of that
country. The land along the line IL the
rad IL being rapidly taken up. aud several
thrifty little trading pests win SOM spring
up between Seattle and saohofnish The
logging interests on the road are already
f~sing developed, and . number OF large
camps have been opened UP along the line
Of the road. SnoAomsh is thrifty little
city. which Is growing rapidly. and owing
10 its location aud enterprise. will eonfinut.
10 be- the centre of trade for the rich valley
in which IL IL located. Nothing viii tend
to strengthen lis position add establish It's
prestige 80 nnfh a. this through rail- con
necfion with the outside world. IfIowDeti
real estate In snohomish. would consider
II had increased 8 per cent In value In
the past few weeks, and on the arrival OF
the hrsf passenger train, next Monday,
would jssf add on another 10 per cent"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-14
HEAVY DANaGEs ASKED.
An Injured Nssen Wants Ss,Soo
sar Personal Injuries

Fosi AyerS Yesterday hcgzn sat 2gAszsi
/ y EsSclqw. 0Esa Rszkc and she Nechsa
ID Nh canfraessss ans those Is,cSarse 81
TIE construction 81 the asw 1e>ieT eseEf.
fss s-s<ss dzmsx=s Sustained ~ fail wAsie
erap50vgG 90 shc auts9sEE kFe-s lS 9
aa4sea. Ana Alexsz that Se AMI tsaT
ether ezrkr-ea 9ere i7ifazss 70 tsss
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CLOSING SESSION.


The Grand Ledge r. d. L. w. Fin
fshes Its Business and Adjourns.
when the grand lodge, Ancient Order OF
United Workmen. convened yesterday
morning. the first business transacted was
the installation OF tke officers previously
elected, the installing officer being Pas,
Grand Master T. {. Van Epps- The officers
Installed were. Grand master workman,
r. l. smith, OF Hood River, Oregon: graslsa
iiuancieF. r. A. stephen. OF Portland: grand
organizer. u. II. Ross. OF Victoria. b. G
grand recorder. J. T. Brown, OF Olympia
grand receiver, X L. Durham. Of Portland
grand trustee. William Armstrong. OF SA-
lem, Oregon; supreme representatives,
sseorse r. Russell. Of oakland, oregon. ",
y. Hare, of Hlllshoro. Oregon. aud d. t.
Wheeler. Of Seattle
sraSngSs COMMITTEES
Immediately On assuming the chair,
Grand Master Workman e l. smith an
bounced the following standing commit
tees.
Fiaance-BFos Rssasziell. Marshall aud
CoAn.
Laws and suporvisiea--Bros. Armstrong,
scott sad Sreee.
Appeals and Grievances Bros. Hursh,
innsn and Saipley.
Judiciary Bros. Hare Durham and pa
ley
ksr. Myers and Jones
state o; the orier-BEos. Weir, HsE-
shnrne and Kelly
Petitions - Bros. Mexican. Shaw and
Flumiey,
nr Browne. Of Portland. was appointed
grand medical director for the ensuing
year.
PLACE of MEETING.
II was agreed that the next meeting 81
the grand lodge sbonid Se held in Portland.
Many af the delegates were anxious u
leave for their homes by the % boat fss
Tacoma. aud 70 enable them TO do -, tire
grand master workman pushed the bust
ness ahead 10 rapidly that the table " SIS
clear shortly after noaa. and the grand
lodge adjourned.
Quite q nanaisr of the delegates lefi for
their homes, while others made arrange
nenss 10 visit Victoria aud Other points on
the sound. before going back 10 oregon.