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A positive cure and relief for all forms of
Kidney, Bladder and Liver diseases; Diabetes,
Gravel, etc., Acute Inflammation of the Kid
neys, from cold or injury, pain or heaviness in
Bladder causing A freouept desire to VI nsss sn
water; Smarting or Burning after micturstion
Incontinence of Urine; Calculi Lack of Force
or Power to evacuate the Bladder; Storpage,
etc.
FOR THE LIVER
This remedy is purely vegetable compound
free from mineral substances, and prepared
with crest care; this remedy is the best ever
put up to relieve immediate sufferings such as
Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Pains in
the right side running through the shoulder
blades, sickness of the stomach, Giddiness
Double Vision, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Foul
Breath Sour Stomach, " ater Brash, Heartburn
and all the horrible diseases implied in the
word
DYSPEPSIA.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sold at my office los
West First street, and by Druggists. o27-tf
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Where Flora Reigns PerenntaIlv,


THE CITY IS GROWING RAPIDLY.
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Notary Public and Commissione,
For New York and Arizona, q. A, Dobinsou
l34 West Second street, Holleubeck BIock
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-24
TO THE UNFORl UNATE.
DR.. Gibbons
DIsPENSARY,
623 Kearny Street,

Corner of Commercial,
San Francisco, Csl. Es.
stablished in 1854, for
treatment of Sexual snd
Seminal Diseases. such
sas GOnOrrhea, Gleet,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-24

Pamphlet on Los Angeles on application.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-24
ACUTE or SIMPLE SORE THROAT.

The most simple form of throat disease is
inflammation of the mucous membrane, re-
sulting from recent cold. 1t is most prevalent
in cold or damp weather. The symptoms are
rou ghness in the throat, with II light pain
and swelling. The throat looks red and angry
and the tongue is slightly coated with white
fur Within few days small whitish spots,
throat and about the root OF the tongue If the
attack be mild, these aphthOus points disap-
pear at the end of three or four days, but when
ulcers. When the acute Inflammation is not
entirely removed 1t is likely to degenerate into
chronic form, and gradually develop what is
called granular disease, or it may end in an
abscess of the tonsil glands, or cause chronic
enlargement of the tOnsils and elongation of
the uYula,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

SATURDAY. Oct 20.
Hops continue coming In. Eleven car
loads were received over the Seattle, Lake
Shore K Eastern to day. A lot Of - bales
OF choice hops were bought By an agent
for London house At igise. The ruling
prices are about f5Saigisc. One thousand
sacks OF feed oats arrived M Hatfieid's
whAsf this forenoon by the steamer Lily.
The poultry market was brisk aud a good
business was done. California aud East
em syrups are lower. aud the demand for
the latter is greater on account Of lis supe-
rior Equality. Bran Is higher; we quote
so. A lot 81 ArmouFs uncovered break fast
bacon was received yesterday. being the
/ FIRST OF the season, quote fiisc per ID.
A carload 81 East IN cheese arrived to-day.
| MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
l CEIPTS- During the last q hours lie
merchandise and produce receipts al this
port have been es follows: Per Paget
sound shore road 10 ears, containing 90
/ tons Columbia & Puget sound railroad -
tons seattle, lake shore & Eastern 200 tons.
steamers-skagit Chief Ia tons. Edith :
| tons, Washington q tons, Lily ~ tons,
Glide = ton. Total receipts. SIS tons
Among ihe receipts were $50 cases eggs,
is boxes and II eases cheese. IS tubs but
ter. l22 green and 10 boxes dried apples, 10
| sacks potatoes, 600 gallons milk. II sacks
carrots, 1860 sacks feed oats, 100 boxes and
40 crates starch, 5 cases coffee. 30 bbis coal
oil, bags clover, bags timothy, 10 sacks
wool shoddy, 8 boxes and coop chickens.
bdls game, d bbls salmon, 10 hogs, 10
4 bales and III carloads hops.
| SHIPMEN1s-During the Lass twenty four
| hours goods and merchandise have been
| shipped from seattle to the surrounding
country as follows; Puget Sound shore
road. 80 tons: Columbia & Puget sound
| railroad. ~ tons; seattle, Lake Shore &
| Eastern, 10 tons. SteamerS-Augusta, 2 !
tons: Michigan. IL tons; Mounialneer, |
| ton; ilef Erickson, 5 tons: Edith, II tons:
Munroe f2is tons. Henry Bailey, 3 tons:
Nooksack, l5it tons. Total shipments,
| llS1. toms
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Notice to Contractors and Builders

CEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ up 10 Monday. December 5. ISIS. for
the labor and materials necessary 81 the
erection and tufiossng of the center build
ing ana two wards for the proposed Hospi-
tai for the Insane 20 be built al Medical
Lake, Spokane county, washington Terri
tory. Bids viii be taken for the eousfrrr-
ton Of the Building both in stone aud
brick Bids win also be taken for the
Whole OF separate parts OF the same, in
eiuding excavation. stone work, brick
work. carpenter work. paingfng and glaz-
Ing, galvanized iron and tin WORK. A GER
tiled cheek to the value of 10 per cent OF
TIE BID must accompany each bid. which
viii Be forfeited TO the Territory should the
bidder fail 10 qualify with good and sc
ceprable s1zreties TO the value of 20 per
cent OF the contract price within 10 days
after receiving notice OF the acceptance al
the bid All bids not made out on blank
forms or uDaccornpauied By & certified
check to the value above stated, or that
may Dc presented after the time stated viii
b. rejected The commissioners reserve
the right 70 reject any or ali bids Plans
and specifications and detailed drawings
can be seen at Medical Lake on or after
October Is. ISIS, and blank forms obtained
by applying TO stanley HaIleft, Medical
Lake, w. I. All bids 10 be sealed and adj
dressed 20 Stanley Ha1lett, secretary OF the
building commission, Medical Lake. W. T.,
and VIII be received Hp 70 Il O'Clock noon.
December 3. ISIS, at which time aad place
they wiz be opened In the presence of
bidders. Bids 10 be marked proposal for
building hospital
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|nS WEDNESDAY. ocTOBER 1fST.. IN
~ fr0at Of the oerideufai Hotel. viii ~
sol1 a futiie zucfioa. 10 the highest bid
der, al remaining property belonging q
We estate Of B. L Johns. decreased Term.
casa Description Of property hers an
Sc. i Of NJ. 4. sec. II. Up = r.nzs4E-,
40 ACRES
SE < o. wv sec. Ii. Tp- y range /.
E. 70 aEres.
sw.ss % yE- : sec. II. ~. .. range 1
Z, - acres
y. e OF the \. x snsf "a. 4 OF wv. Z.
see. 4, Tp- "a range " - acres
Undivided ene-half Of 6 A. block y. in
Luieu CITY, 3 acres. This block Les a.
the east end Of the canal
IN J. J. N1sz addition. in sessh Ssarrie
Lots I. . 4. 5. 5. and 5. in block !
Let's 2. and 4. IN block 4, and south Of
block l.
L1t 4. IS feet east aad west and los feet
north and south
Block one and LOT A have 80 6ze fruit
trees and house on lot A and beck L
su1sees 20 lease B. w Johns xiii be at
Arlington Hotel from z7th til day Of sale.
p. W. JOHNS.
". H. MITCHELL
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Notice Of Special School Election

IN THE OPINION OF THE DIRECTORS
OF school district No. ]. of King county,
Washington Territory, the public good
requires the mourning OF an Indebtedness
IN excess OF Ope per cenfum upon the
assessed valuation CT the taxable property
OF said school district No. L. as ascertained
By the last assessment, to-wit: an indebted
ness of $4,000, for the purpose OF con-
siyucting public buildings for the use of
snch school district No. /, such indebted
ness to be secured by bonds each Of the
denomination of 5000, and the whole of
the principal OF said bonds 10 be sl5O, coo.
payable respectively in twenty years from
the date Of said bonds respectively, and 70
bear interest Mt the rate OF six per cent per
annum, interest payable semi-annually.
Said directors have estimated the cost of
constructing said buildings 10 be $50 900.
which sum Is in excess Of one per centum
and Is about one and one-haif per centum
upon the assessed valuation of the taxable
property of said school district No. l, as
aSrertained by the last assessment IiSSSl
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the
qualified electors of school district 40. /,
OF King county, Washington Territory, that
speciai election will be held on Saturday,
the tenth day Of November. A. D., 1855. at
Browns pavilion on second street, be-
tween Spring and Seneca streets, III the city
OF Seattle, in said county and territory, al
which election viii be submitted the ques-
ton whether said Indebtedness shall be in
Cured for the purpose OF constructing said
public buildings for the use of said school
district No. /.
The polls will De open for the reception
OF votes at one O'Clock in the afternoon
of said day. and win be kept open until
seven O'Clock p. m, OF said day. Each
elector in favor of mourning such in
debiedness and in favor of tax to be from
time to time assessed and collected TO
meet and satisfy such Indebtedness when
and as IL and each instaliment thereof.
principal or interest, shall fall due. will
vote ballot containing the words 'Indebt-
edness Yes" and each elector opposed 10
mourning such indebtedness or opposed 70
such tax viii vote ballo. containing the
words Indebtedness No"
Dated october II. ISIS.
THOMAS I. MINOR,
J. NJ. FRISK,
WM. II. HUGHES.
Directors of school district No. /. Of King
county, Washington territory.
NJ A. HAWTHORNE,
CLERK of said school dis:rie: No. J.
Date of first publication. October II. lsSs.
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SHIPPING OF THE SOUND
An ADVANCE OF FIVE saiLIHxGs sorEp
on LATEST WHEAT cHAaTrR.
The canbrian Prince Gets as Cd
for Hsvre. February Cancellation
Healthy Condition OF shipping
Without special Features.

PorT T0zxsEsD, Oct 2D.--wifh no spe-
eialIy noticeable features Puget sound
shipping Interests are IN a healthy aud
satisfactory condition. Charters are ac-
tive and freight rates on all sound exports
are steady or increasing The highest price
on wheat Is the charter OF the Cambrian
Prince. an iron vessel now Gu route from
Callao for Tacoma 10 load for
Havre or Dunkirk at f7s Cd, February can
collation.. This is an advance Of Eve shfl-
lings over price paid any vessel now on
the sound. Lumber freighss are firm and
coal freights maintain the same as last
week Below win be found complete
Dist Of all vessels now on the Sound, Load
Ing ports and destination.
coal FlFrT
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P0nT TOWNSEND. Oct 9a.--Ar-s ved--BS
]: i: Bowers; Rnsssan bk Rhen- sailed
"a Henry Failing.
PoE- AseELEs. Get. e0-Fazr and cair,
II the straits BgAf westerly winds: one
ship foEed outward.
sag FEaxeTsc8, Oct % .-Azrires3-shsps
Alaska and Dzshing Wave. Tacoma: chsI-
ienxer, Port Gamble. Cer0ifne. EsqEiraaasr:
Retriever, Port Hadlock. Kate Fiiekfnger.
Port Discovery C1eared--Sfr state Of Cali
tornse- Portland: str Enpfre, Sanelrno.
.aile.i--Ek Colusa. Port Townsend; George
Perkins Port Ha1lock.
NELDorRsE Oct Z0.--Arziv ed-Hsrfruen,
Tacoma
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Notice of Meeting of Stock
holders.

SEATTLE TITLE INSURANCE AMI
- Trust Company. rooms -, %, s., 20
Union block, Seattle. Notice Is hereby
given that meeting Of the stockholder,
VIII be held at the Office of the company
in the city of Seattle. King county, Wash.
ington Territory. on Monday, the g2d day
Of October, lsss. az O'Clock IN the after
noon, for the transaction OF such bushes:
as may come before the meeting AL
stockholders are respectfully requested q
attend c. H. HANF0RD, President
Dated October IL. ISSs
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FOR SALE.

pta ACRES FINE FARMING AID
OiU meadow land decided IN the IA
nous Paloese country. containing nile 81
pure, running water aaa numerous strong
Springs. TIE eaiy water by y aleh knGteetf
can ~ Supplied aside frogs wells being 8
fus srock Harm. two uiaes from EB3icosf
"a -aii-ssaa aad wagon road coed ferce,
new house ISSsl2 with az f4S2o, sustlc nnssh
With fhres parrheS. Good t4rn- sr1nery
dollhouse. wue.sstei and qtaer ous build.
ings. Five scrrz Of young orchard q
cheseest frIsifs, also nNraeFoEiS arnanieztsl
fr,.eS IN thrlffT condition. Can ee r1soc q
uesssl farm Ntls sels % trade the sans
Tor seattle o. Tacos8s proycFsv. Address
ADAM CHAPMAN. Ensac<sf, wsSaiassp7
TyrrstN-V
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ITnEnE II
[MARk'f

rrrp's MIL. TEXAS June %. issS-The
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. OA--effh.
tissrtlef, one Of my children was troubled
vim Rheumatism and bolts for about two
year, We gave heg various kinds of nea..
cline but without pronf, and began 20 despair
yss ISM SWIM a. specifc. After She had usei
several bottles the diseases an assaf,
aud she Is now O hale, hearty and healthy
sri twelve ysars p +, ~, an san sl1 am nj
am using the :. s :. and anticiIai rrrillpt
and permanent cure. y. c. wAsaoSEE-
Ricu HuL- Mo. July :. isss-The swift
little glri whea but three weeks old broke
out with eczema. We trfcd the preScrip ttons
from several coed doctors. hut without any
time one bssfIe was gone her head began n
heal ard hy the time she had taken s.N
bottles she was completely cared Nos.she
has a full and heavy hesd Of halr--a robust
hSsrty chiid. feel tt but my duty 20 make
It's statement ResTTcsfaiiy. H. i. sAoiis-
CHArrASooaA. Tenn. June 3. isSs-Ihe
Swift Specific Co. Atlanta. UA-Senslefsleil :
In ssssS contracted blood poison. and az once
sought physician, who treated me fer sew
crai months. BY his advise went 70 CIsls,
Orchard SpYtnsse Ky, where his eoGrse OF
treatraent was carefglly Observed i recoF-
ercd as thought. hut the next spring PINS
Pies beean TO appear on my lace ard to,ls :
fhesc EfssGsiiy Increased 10 sores and rtii,.
nlng ulcers. WIS advised IL Try ;. y =. and
imnSesita..sfv after taking IL I G. ulIaenesd 50
Improve. slowly al frSt. but rlafe raFis4lS
afterwards. ard soon nothing renamed =
tea q my sraubie. NJ blood Is now thor
cughly cieaassl. aHd my system FIRE nom
taini RnA one ray present cossaitier. q
perfcet cgre-so yonr ries4iclrc. fcileeTtgiif
give this statement that others wit9 Res
S4Iesca n have may reap the same scftsl,-
EA2pg NJ Burr. - NeS1 Ni1tA y.
HoNrr L., Nay * lSss-Ile Swim sTccif'-
Co. Aftanta. -tsyntlclnca Ahugf sfrp
wears age my general hcsith gave N&T e.
tlrclv 4 MAS - s.eh.liga te1 that ] ainlt.s {
caspalrr5 Il ever feeling wed eFaln. 4 Z
tlat tie physicians done ter me brought 40
fserssaneat relief. frieaas Insisted that !
should give :. y S. q fair trial, 7lrh02siSA !
thought IL would he tArvwtug az AZ Filtf1i
After takfns thorough cgtirse, my nellA
ASH sfrenkth returned, and trlist say
i 4 = alone cared HRe. as | dsscsrdes g li
UthcrS while asiaS IL. As a tonic can iae
heartily recommend Y for general ds'sal ,
Il certainly is q s5.cclsc- W +, HA1DSas. !. I
uo~rx. It.-Ikrou .r. ". r. HraizsS. ~ :
VII say tASt his statement " c1rFee%
JosxrR SaKL1cS. Druggist
Treatise % Rlond AMI Skin Diseases nlssic
FREE. Tus SWIFT SsrcxFzc Co. Drawer :,
Atlanta. Ga
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ABROAD. MINING, WATER WORKS,
IL geographical, bridge. sewerage and
drainage engineering given special Afsss-
ton. Cstr pFoIertE cr ls1as sarxs!sa er
- "a divided Maps and mechanical draw
tnzs. csagseSsl ae and e.Gs pssEtS specially
Tsa 1lshsp HATS and MAPS always on band
gocns - and fa, yes2eF-Eeary Slats (, seat
- ~ JUS In
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raj ESTATE RECORD.
.,xx.s TRANSACTIONS ia DEEDS
.ecEEGATIse sIss,lIs.
-. steadily on the increase
!. me rali season Adsances-So
-. sale, bat Remarkable Ac-
...,,x-1he List In Detail

..,,nrisIrg siike TO old residents and
y sa,,rrs inst real estate investments
2 2. l.n - siowa falling of as the winter
80 =, s.nproeches. Nos that tourist travel
49, s..srsIfv over and Eastern people are
-, ss~orbed in their own affairs. to say
49, s..s q politics. the impression pre-
ssIisd smong real estate owners and oE'
' So ,isat business during this month
e'Asss "a du.l a. compared With August
fVs s..ss,a.er. Indeed this was to Be ex-
~ ~. = vet transactions for the past week
- -se-e than 10000 a day, the average
v W. being about 1850. One sort OF
., 800. seems to be in as good demand a.
p o.sss. and glance oser the detailed list
sn 49, below wtn show that each sec
n fhe city Is an equal fsvorite.
10 - !. -. ss,s.,xoArv nv DAYS.
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BY ORDER or THE
Campaign Con. d TIE Peoples Palty.
8. BANTER 81 co.

Offer tor sale In lots % srif:
200 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tens Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. so Tons Wheat.
= Cars Bran and Shorts, n liked.
20 ton Ground and Role ssriey
Spokane Mills Extra Elosn..
Eilenshurgh Mills Extra FlOnr.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats at Ie per Id. in any qnanti-
ty from ono sack upwards.
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EBEN SMITH.
DR.FANNIEH.A BBOI-

MRS DIR CROSSLEY
GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DIS
VI eases of women and children. Those
expecting confinement. 5Q5 James street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, Seattle.
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DHYsICIAN & SURGEON, ROOM II,
i Colonial block. corner Second and
Columbia streets. Office hours 10 to IL, 2
70 4 and nights. Telephone LIZ.
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wEI.cH < OLSEN,

Cwu ENGINEERS. COAST AND LAND
Y surveyors
Rnnrn u. Colonial block. seeond street.
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tie rssrer, limited suprly <e.sz-. srr-l,r.<
exchaaxe. s1fl and frrn. Ii "a spr fzls-es
bills, and q o for demand
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FISHER X CLARK,

4 RcHTTEcTs - BUFFERS BUILDING,
n James 81. opposite Occidental Hotel
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4HAs OPENED CLASSES IN PORCELAIN
II R4znrfnz and Decorative An. On
T1ee<zsys, we<ine<znyr and sa<uraxys from
= 70 4 q Room :, Colonial Block Experfk,
.<.estscn given to order usrk. gliding xaA
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JOHN G.. JAyICKE

A TToRyEY. NOTARY AND SURVEY
"A o.. VIII practice In the United States
Land Office. Contests Initiated, conducted
and defended Timber land ezsSe< q spec
ialty. Settlers located address Falls City.
King county. W. T.
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ANDERSON, BERTRAND : co,
Civil and Mining Engineers aad
ny-auxh1zuueu

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-27
RANGE CATTLE.
Observations by a Promi-
nent StOckman.
SATISFACTORY STATEMENTS
Promising Prospects for Those
Interested in the Business.
Plenty of Feed.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD. /

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD. |
DENVER, Col February 26.-R. G..
Head, president of the international
Range Association, and largely in
terested in the range cattle business,
returned tonight from AN extensive
tour in Southern Colorado, New
Mexico and Texas. In an interview
he stated that the reports circulated
in the East that the loss of range
cattle this winter would reach
so to rs per cent. are unfounded. He
said that from personal observation
he knew that range cattle in Colorado
Texas, New Mexico, the Indian Ter
ritory, Wyoming and the frontier of
Arizona were never in better condi-
ton at this time of year, and that the
losses this winter would be compare
lively nothing. While stock is not
suffering for feed, snow is needed in
Wyoming, Colorado and North
ern New Mexico, while south
ern New Mexico, Texas and the Indian
Territory have had an abundance
Of rain, thereby insuring hardy grass.
There has been some mortality among
cattle in Northern Arizona, Texas and
the southern part OF the Panhandle,
caused principally by overcrowded
ranges. Mr.. Head prophesies that
during the next two years the price oI
cattle will advance, and those who
have held their stock through the de-
preston Of the past three years will
reap a great financial harvest.
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had received information that most
improper inscription had been placed
upon the coffin. If this was true, it
must at once be removed. His
orders were imperative" There was
nothing for it but to stop the hearse
and ts'r out the coffin for examina-
ton Upon it was found
a p Q bearing these words
" Card ne, the mucb-ill-used wife
of George w." This being evidently
the obnoxious inscription referred to,
the messenger at once produced his
tools, wrenched off the plate, and gal
loped away with it to London. The
coffin was then returned to the hearse
and the rest OF the journey was COM
pleted without any further interrupt
ton. Many years after DIR. Lushing-
ton was called to the bedside of a
dying man. "He had something on
his mind" he said, l." and could not be
easy till he had made a clean breast
OF it. He was the very messenger
who had been sent to wrench off the
inscription, and as nobody had ever
particularly inquired after the plate
he had ventured to appropriate the
same, with the idea that it might
some day be OF value as a curiosity
OF late, however, his conscience has
been Representing him for this act of
dishonesty, and he had now sent for
DR.. Lushington that he might restore
the stolen plate into his hands. p
Manchester Times.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-27
~Trausitory Frenxy.v

DENVER, COL, February 26.-The
jury in the case OF Charles E. Henry,
a young gambler from London, Onta-
rio, who, on the night OF November
18th, shot and instantly killed Effie
Moore. a variety actress, at the Pal
ace Theater, over love affair, at 80
this morning returned verdict Of ac-
quittal. Defendant entered plea OF
"transitory frenzy"