davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-14
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Chicago, Feb. 13--Following are the 2:3(
et,,sv v,rta

Chicago, Feb. 13--Following are the 2:30
closing prices:
Flour - Quiet, steady and unchanged; {;
winter wheat bbls, g 35OGI5.50; sacks, S2500o
3i5; wheat, bbls, S35O(64.5O: sacks, &2700o
425; spring, 81. .75(139O rye -four, &2.S563. 10
per bbl; buckwheat flour, Is. .OOa6.7 .75 per bbl.
Wheat Moderately active and shade
higher; opened sc above Saturday and
closed 1sc higher than Saturday; cash, 761sc;
March, 76hc; May, size.
Corn-Fairly active but easier: opened
ated within 1E056c range and closed sc
lower; cash and March, 4624c May, 81 3l6c.
Oats-Quiet but firm; May, 3lAc.
Rye-Quiet at 6Oc.
Barley-Nominal at nc.
Prime Timothy-$245@2.46
Flax -seed-$l.44.
Whisky-sl.15.
Pork-Trading light and prices weak; cash,
&1405; May, sl4.2719.
Lard-Moderately active but weaker, with
free offerings; cash, $7.6O; May, $3.50; March,
e7.65
Dry Salted Meats-Shoulders s6OOC18. Is;
short clear, $S.O0(dS.O5; short ribs, $7.31l9.
Butter-Quiet and easier; creamery, 22C1
80c dairy, 2l@26c.
Cheese-Stcady: full cream cheddars, 10H
@ll14c; flats, 1l@ll14c; young Americas, II
Gl219c.
Eggs-Scarce and firm for strictly fresh a,
240f26c.
Hides-Unchangedg green hides SIC; green
Frozen &c; heavy green sailed, 6T; light
green sailed, 6A; sailed bull, SIC; green
and dry calf, l20ol3c: branded, Is per cent
of: deacons, 3Oc each; dry salted, 10c.
Tallow-In fair demand; No. /, country
solid 4l.c: No q az. cake 41Ic per ID,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-02-14

Range of Prices.
Showing the extreme highest and lowest
rates paid for leading grades of hogs on dates
mentioned:
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SOUND SHIPPING.
50 s.ys Pr~znEn~as s.sves.r.-
tn. rasse Of ee.-sEax sailors
strike. seattle raSeuss. .aTuba~
and Discovery Lead ia sA~ sasassr
81 Vessels fn Fors.

Paxz Ta@SseSr, sssv ss-one q
TIE Oldest sr1 nsssst fsxufas.senf Sieve.
dere< On tsss >seasa was irssrxsexss1
yesterday ~ re TIE present stats ssss
sfae fatsse prsS5seets a Ssaaa shsn,
ring. He ss 'Thr market o.
Loser t'zIsfarass I'll cuns;aae ever
stocked wiga isras<r. xns he1ce tsse-e
Z re nsa-1e3 artiyfss u shipping cir
sssss here as pies seat. SeTersszriess, i
i + ~ 10 a8@aax dllsi. assa the sises
- the Sound sxerrsase a ggsolfy rSara-
Der. The ePelsifsg up q she wheat
sAissEssae esasoss. slcn all 5a1btseSs
te caasesRruTS with $ revival 70
the el9ssting trade. ~igi ruxrk TIE inissa-
tor 81 an era thzs wifi he phesosae-
HAiay a~tisc Is Hsil fe the banner
season Il wheat Shipueats. Hnsi aas
hess fsszS eighty earg0es sill be ship
s<6 from the Sound
What 10 / fssissk aisSst the rsscsFs
ring differences between the shs =.
oxgserS Axss1 eaastinx sailors fweHl3
regulate that by having stAFle wage
the year raand Thir:y-five dailzFs n
tassssa wossia I've FAIR Ss1ni. irasmneh
n fhe sailors hsve 20 da great deal
81 heavy hong hereaen's werk in load
ing aTsi unloading vessels. The
ShlT,-fbwasrs Association are = itSie
10 hanse faf these troubles, IN that
they are assicx ~ resiues wages on the
slightest relaxation IN the demand seg
charter. bat never voluntarily raise
them ahsii the market rceossrs.
.sSteyesioriag mist he confessed
dat. I have fewer ships On my
hansis than gor same time New fiTms
are going into the business. however.
an dong aisont as mach as the older
iirms Harsi-earned reputation and
standing don I go for ansthing. When
new man comes into the field, every
body falls on biz neck aaf wecTs.
Below viii be found = complete iiStoi
Ali vessels loading 81 Sound ports;
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:. yurk sEse l'hesal eratSv. srseszs
!. v,ss.isxss f.ssiidiNe tbs eyensas "a
- rsh1sless Dszd
m gssrseg g. gsa3 seaee % Errnt
49, slsst nfr5as AZ s1ch sa = fsgon-
- ..'v.s ys~.essias. Men meTe p5t ~
- - i,nsasd lateiy br4s4fsg the ssFaa-
f1rk
a. nr.ssg wa msAe if tie pssEsste
- xssserst ipr the sale o. tfse
.'ss<r,ssr ssstsy. iseilagnE 70 the ssszsc
= ssas,s 81 IS .izri >. sfDasge. decsas-
~ az nes BEES sfaIu $500
uavrssge gseea4se$ wtss fsssses4 vesser-
49, 81 lssaes Ieapsou ard Miss Iia-
- sse1k. q String bsuok and
sxss,s,ns II ifsrie, 81 Nestsse. ai1s
NJ wsunie r MasphY q osgFHpss-
rs,e u.sssonef Qasen ~ass;ns d Ghas.
If wclis har arTives yesterday fgpm
-, ras.ciszo ssii Is s!sp-hargige ~
80 II general merchandise a; Ne~-
- wssarf she wi8 bead ~ PORT
fhneuTers
flsants sssaa halss i; A0nasl sier-
.s;s.,s ~ TUESDAY next assJ Important
ss.sfges ase pfopo,s- 10 fitsst the new
,s-Ss,.r 81 ;iains-. %even directors sili
q ese.tssl amendments - the eonsti-
sn.srss differed. and lA9iiey adopted
a. flse coming rear baiief from 10
a. - o. "a.
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A cowaRDLY Hrsek.


Mr. p. ". Gsye resurzsl frasa tie
WzsAipstoa Sssa5 rssiae yeersSay issssr.
issx - ttsasssh ~ bal E.ss-rzsss sissg.sxss.
; thfs<issag sz&ehire. IL sare -.
aa-.sev,ssxaisss aaa ~ eres we're
sEpseu shst HAsse - y. Mases.
osf.ee having MS wo1uss ! ss-eSsesf se
was seea ~ 5 rpfserssr. ! mhaan be
sslss8 shse fssissrinf storv
'Fgur yeaFs ax8 I slsseassre.l 4 e.,ai
mine ~ ssssr. exist ~ Ger rnaa.r-
tasn, wi4ssh sss-sfe.l u-.-f~ she fes-
tesi - ssss sass a7sss whSefs is4re fnce
bid asss5 pgsssfszsssst s{he fn&
v aszgts asfae f3a Flas. l.
.'ssFsa5safsg @sfis fxs gsssr.sFs fgssa Fr8ag-
~ we1s esas - fns q tn a1s
ieszz sAss IS had heeu
srnrzo - s1xx wfxAs
Frpsa Nswczsfs~. S4an after = asxas.i
sae1r cabin fonT 81 saeal cans ont
tfsrse ~sth Winchester xtses.lssi fs,s-
lowesi "a up las saryua Ia fcflsss
Nsiase'ss a gaw harT5e3 aianS sSa g,gs
2zeAzi - as, and IS ~ were ssatf ,sgle
Up tssr rIsis 81 the s2wspsn be nssatsssa
On re and with raek hess 81 sss ii
tsss~ manner The Fssets wifA IN Wars
covered by tbs Fiiss.s III the cshsS ard
were powrriess t. irna me an all
Whea shat sssElsM got through s,ts Ys,e
wa@ ia no * condition. te esr;nue
s1s journey NJ as@ailau:s the a..
sseref me 81 the iznd. and
f8EEArzs ~ II Kfs.k NJ
IL ever rstarneai there. 1 sax was
useless ~ Fefsait under fhe eiruns-
stances. aaa returned 70 t,@iar mana
tain. aEa from there home. / ave
iuy aseaiiants na pTsvoesflgn for heir
eowarsiiy assault. snd ! shall psse-
rste them u thr fullest extent ii me
iaw, The men Nho assaulted me
were Peter siFahafn and son, 54an
Mangon aaa another felsow. wlpse
name ! csnnat recall az this tine. Il
said before, have held this elsals
Tor !oar years, snG spent = large san
q iaoaey Ia speesiag il ana
shall continue 10 hois il. prowiisl
there Is any Law in this country q
protest > man in his rights.
Warrants have ltsen sworn o.t fe-
the ASSISTANTS Of Mr. Guy, and Il IN
matter Is as be states il. some OF then
aye liable 10 be severely panissel.
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ANOTHER INSANE NAN.


Meth . Sinhb was adJuaged insane
in the probate court yesterday and
committed 10 the Stejiaeoam asylum
lie i . Norwegian. and had been en-.
Fdeyed a. = logger in Snohouiish coBn-
IS. Some time ago He Suffered q sun-
stoke. and his mind has since been
more cor less deganEel ! couple of
days axo he jamped iuto tie rIvcf With
the intention ol committing suicide,
hni WIS rescued bv his Bother He
thinks lei friends war, 10 poison hiu,
and imaciues that he Is under some
evil influence. Hisderarge nentis also
noticeable from his repetition 81 words
C0uyulsiVe movements ansl excessive
appstii. and thirst, while he has no
fever. lie Is somewhat cmgciated ig
appearance and entirely Incapable Of
caring for himself
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4 PERSONAL cam.

Szx~rrx. sr7F X
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sssfE- hzzssssess - A. ssszzsfszcx sd eze-
pos Sse.ss aren't a %s rs Nssn eere4s. sss ~
Re 1T~ sF<zzAfssrx. 1lass sassc4k. sr@ee IN
yrsEz <1ssars sssf : Few reazz-ks Il rxfe<s
ars& b 80 zssSes@ "a ysiSr e0srsnEss sa5s
asEsrzz7az aez1ezs -EEasses .yrarns ssres
F~sass wsseh FsssAss nHsAssss. AMY
1afxsst se1f is fAfA.z~ xsy RsassssaSx. es~
F<z43sss a. ~ sea<sssE StzsssS sxszssxzSky nssk
zzs1sssss ar1kete ia gssgr @E rssssxsa-
pssaFy en- tbs kzsaz ssslsieeS. il xascA N
aezsss1ry KISS Esssass ssAsss ii Ea3sssrF r@sr-
siea wAs mAszc ~ zzsal frsn< il nay assss@
Nezs. - sas@ exr7esssa as MysSlf. List
tsssTe<-@ea sae sse5se rs ghs ~ sssfxsea. 81
ssaa ssrsSslsssss 81 my ss.Ssaess- ! aszxts
sszse sass w7sxszaszs kssss - azse rAzr a Ne
eva eszsSw 3sTs%ss fAat IN tss eeszrsas u zas
fgs,SsasSs. sss4>e s1aFssztg. sAzsz-y - 1sSs
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- asrecss- az rr4gssdss5s sAe 7nassg
We azs1sszs 81 IRIS ss.SerA s5sltsad aHi
vsse seaisy zassay ss.ass zssssk = esgtrsitif
ss7ssAssss szs<s far scss fEsa psas II ssssse
sarks EtE@2sssyed ~ Asssss.ssst - GROWING.
as1s * Ele rseeEs e5sr rssitzrSi eszes aga.
Tassss = n9sks
IL Mas ssresz SsSf.fs ~
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~ . 90
A STAtK OF AFFiDsfifS.
In the suit 81 Charles Hopkins
Against the Electric Light Conn
many.


Against the Electric Light Com
paay.
Attorney Gilmore Yesterday filed a
dozen or more ailidayits az the office
Of the clerk Of the district coafi ia
the lii hyoaght by Charles HOPKINS
against she Seattle Electric Light som
MANY ia eaase the latter 30 vacar the
plaiatsas premises. The aiiiavits are
thezr Of :. r. Claagh. Otto Ranke
charles Reitse l.. r Compton. i.ather
N Robbins a. r Abbott John All
ls,ft and other lcadiug contractors and
! 4. Rovicn. master mechanic ~ the
WaShinetoa troa Works. lames
campfcf. master me hanlc az the
Columbia & Puget SoRnd Railroad
Cotnpauv. Isaac Parker and Others.
They .tate IN substance That the lease
provided that the piaini'Et should con.
strust good building. well hFacei
and With substantial ionnsistons that
instead he erected building without
hraces and \ sham IN every particular :
IN thu eulv foundation Is composed
al small round timtcrs resting on
srnsil ps,sseS at plank lying On the
eroana thas shr machinery q The
eieetr;a h,,hi roursny Is easiFely dls-
connected from thr building atSd rest
a., a separate foundation ans ~ M
wise affects the stFnfsncrs asi3i tnst TOE
setfliar aud deterioration Il she bliiii
snp Is due whoiiy e. the {iiiasy manner
in which q vas stsm trucicsS
The case viii ba htard ly Csaieg Jus
tf.e Jones ia chambers tts'fferSpe
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where ,h. Money Went.

To TmK FprroK Noticing il an
evening paper that sthe procee'ls nj
the Grace Hospital excursion amount.
cgi u nearly Siin, which are to he used
for the perfection 81 the institution
beg leave % state that the gross re
cents we're Sf0es az this. sisst9i
went 10 the railway company; ami the
balance. SIS. - to the hep.ial. a large
portion being used in the payment Of
oar halt YEARLY interest.
We are under great obligations -
the -aiiwa, PEOPLE Tor their courteous
treatment. 10 the exearstanists who
tosak a ssas from business for our hene-
TT, and. especially - Mr.. and Mrs.
Csthrari aud others 81 Suehomi>h
who entertained Us 80 roy sliF,
Respectfully your,
Gss, II " tvzss
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- - .
PERRY BAYSE'S CASE.
4 rseary That ue Hss skipped iss~
EanatrY

aThere Is another I,lszze q tse Pe-Yy
ssxas disappearance that none q The
eas,ers have touched Oh, aud which
nsy 81 the means Of clearing awsy
s,ese 81 the mystery said > gentle
man from Gilman yesterday. Nos
master q faes, Mr.. hsyne doe
net o~a auY property 70 speak Of in
9zsak valley AMI u Is well knowa
fasge that S. has isesH contracting
asssa heavily. and sfiis he has col
lsstss5 tue iDsnes for she houses he
be;Is he oWes large sans OF money
far rue material i5iets hF asea IN their
caa.triseiioa " opinion y that Hr
Baghr sea' a cool opportunity 70 get
away xifh a egG5 stAse. and embraced
f.se risanse ara not alone III this
seIisf s May 81 his BeiHssisofs haye
exprsssef tie same views, You might
sssFgess this As q solution Of the whole
fuafSsg
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BlNPF SPRINGS HOTEL
ROCKY MOUNTAINS.

4 PERFECTLY CONSTRUCTED SITN-
4. \ 1ner aud Winter Hotel. costing A enss-
ter IT million dollars. situated 90 the line
of the Canadian Pacific RaiIwas. near the
sumsagt OF ike Rccks Mount ainS, ia the
Canadian National PARK The house is
electric lighted aud has every coiniart and
convenience found Ia the city haseis Of
the highest grade. The numerous hot sal
phur springs in close proximity vary Ia
temperature from 10 10 III degrees. and
perfect bathing facilities arr supplied
Testimony 20 She woSacrfgi curative prop
critics Of t3c waters Is plentiful A llrST-
class livery af driving and saddle horses
forms part OF The establishment. ard shers
are excellent roads aud walks ia al direa.
tons buiit and maintained by the Govern
ment The house Is 800 feet above sea
lexea, and Is surrounded by magnificent
mountain peaks eco TO 500 feet high In
grandeur 81 scenery and purity OF atmcs.
phere, The region Is smmaasursbly superior
10 any similar health resort ga the cont.
nest The hotel rates are from $3.50 day
upward. and special terms for longer time
may be had by addressing GEORGE HoI-
LEnAf. Manager, Baaifs Alberta, Canada
For further information aud for Excursion
tickets, apply to Canadian Pacific halfway
Ticket Office seattle SuMefr
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on AND PASTEL PAINTING.

INSTRUCTIONS IN FLOWERS, FRUIT,
L Figures and Landscape given IN oil
aud Pastel Painting, either in class or pri,
yate, al reasonable terms by Mrs. L. H.
smith, Of Philadelphia, and pupil Of
Carl Weber. Mrs. smith viii be pleased to
see any one wishing lessons or orders, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. from
. 10 +. m. at Gazzafa's Art Store, or N
residence, corner Second aud Brook. Pom
tius addition. jyssti
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

THE KEGrIsR EXAMINATION OF
-ssssses Hesss-e- AarsE -z&sJks. oa Ws4ans-
dag stfs TEG=sssaF. Aarnss ssh xfssf 9Th.
]sss, Commencing zs ssriAxk q az
!-Att r EstH.
King Cgassfy sra0as Sapas
Seattle Ssslv X FFssi isSssf
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RISUAlvERSAl EXPOSITION
OF 1889.

OFfItk OF fHk Z. 8 COMMISSION,
50 WALL STREET NEW YORK
All persons. firms CT corporations who
desire Ia make exhibits at the above
named Exhibition arr hereby notified thai
information aud blank. fuE applications
for space viii be furnished by the snaer
sigued upon application at the above aa-
dress wM h FRANKLIN.
Com'r General.
soMERNIII.E r. TUCK.
i.-l-sfi, K .est3sts A.S't ts,as9asr f44gexs.f
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AUCTION SALE
-tsF--
FURNITURE.

Al tae carEer eg Commercial sna wash
instoa Szrets ca Monday. al
tea. @nis -
DARIoR SETS. BEDROOM SETS. BLACK
l Walnut. Marble Top and Maple A
lot % Carpets ard other sessts Eesaenn-
tsF She plsce, corsier Commercial and
Washington. Sale Positive
" H. f.oHfE. AseffaneeF.
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.
paper. as required by law, complete
financial statements
The intelligent citizen whp got IN
thai kirk should trg and become better
posted on city matters
Tar - ALASKA. PRO-. l. :. lngra-
ham 3 organizing a party Of twenty
iiye Or thifty peraons - visit Alaska
on Use steamer EyanFci. quite
number have already eSpgese d a
desire - Join the party aad Prof.. Ia
graham hates rlet he hopes t. De able
Is leave hy one week from Monday.
The steamer EgaHeel has been thor
onghly uveThaaied and htied np for
The occasion. an3 Captain ! ". Keen,
the famous Alaskan III 81, has cquscut-
eii to 60 h command OF The steamer.
She win sidt a nuiubsF 81 paiats OF
interest not Touched hy the regular
steamers. and time viii ae given q
eaeh point to make sketrhes and pho
tagrarhs ~ the scenery Mr. Ludlow,
owner OF the sieAmtre Speei 70 aefein-
paay the party
Aa4yn ASH Wait. Capt &, Z. Ray
nor Of tie schooner Allie |. Agar.
alive and veil. While cruising in
Alaskan waters, some two months
tss6 p.3e captain aad one Of thc CREW
lett the schooner ia a small hc4t 20
shoot seals They did not rciurn
when expected. and the schooner
started cit ia -eareh Of theta for
six DAYS she searehad without ue.e'
and thinking the captain NNsi nave
been eapstTcd and dre" lsed. tac tsis'te (
s3iled the ss.s"tll'ef - @eatst
terdax Nj NIXON rsftiNed : or s.Aieh /
nom captain i'iS ne. from s'.sh 4 ith
eiseo. aS ing he Netsa nc b",l'e ~
IeN daNs' - y suFi'"s ~
posed NJ hN a raasli}8 Nse-e' si'i e%i
tie1 o. san fahttss"-
m U.S. 80 taxyeAtr Frt.
$500, 4, .,,...,s.,-i..,
>,
eaifi Yesterday Wy w u iisaApA
) Z carlisle freRk t'taNi9Fd snH y (
so,,'sp-s ~ y e.sntfaet Tie ii tiatla
alleges that ca fa'y e he sEreel q
is,y Is; aaa 3. block 9 Nah iiiil So. .
alNan, Of tat1s.e ioF sAN' faNtv5'i +
ana Netaen acting a, the seller : nutN
authorised asents. itrat8n Assest
lsai tae5 have tnee refused 10 'N',
elustf tue s4ie aiid give hi'N &C.,
although he s ~ lslssessse1 as ~
agreement with the snt,,'i'oh ~ ssl.
pg9FiNF the pfHPrttA, ae -, - -, 80
-----------
A@Nh 2 o'et ~ l'''is,.s' = ts'. r..
fse'f' "beE Attorney ''''ii'i ~ -
mas was t'A t'le st'S Nss'e. -
-. - 49,. -, E
she i@tce toahtY ia, A7>.'y' tss,'l' ~
nrec upon congress lue httcreAtf -
creating two moro iutfcial Astftcts ~
thts Fprr,+f.r, wtN su,scs.ei aud that
H., ,,.,,.,,..,,f ,,,sli -. i,st,, feit Il in any
-. ..,...-.,s., i, 49, Z
'a lss - -. -
aAtion aHd iniplrtdncc OF tAe t'tt'
tory Judges Allen ard Nash nave
,iraue,i a tih providing Ter The erea.
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lisF0UNDED CHARGES.
rhs Publishing al the Reports Of
city offieera.

sThr assertion usale - All afternoon
oaner that 4 statement 81 the city Oil.
sers Ia not bsen made since Mr.. Lesry
Vas mayor. Is riAiculoQs FOR is isaecg-
raey said gentleman well % ted ln
elsg matters. last night Every city
office make an annual report. and
they are Published in pamphlet form,
with the mayor message The city
clerk makes a complete financial state
spent. showing Ghe source from which
every dollar j. received, aud how il
Il expended 4 special drive IS made
agaiaaa The street commissioner wow
NJ Cummings make al admirable
fegserf each year, boRing just what
be has done These report we're
never Published IN tiie new papers
before or since II Leafy's term a.
mayor. Why. the eity clerks report
alone saald hi two issues o. the
Fosf-i sFgLiigaseEE a8d The city is
not in position e squander money
that way The city treasurer, however,
publishes scmi-apnuaiiy Ia the OH III
paper. a. required by law, complete
financial statements
The intelligent citizen whp got in
thai kick should trs and hecpme better
posted on city natter
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q, kzif tNuaaH &i8ttA@i ! tf4jfstsfftlA o.
the Srortstasn's Association OF the
Northwest te lst h,Il a. MALTA Walla
during the tisTce days commencing
August ~. unjer The auspices OF the
Rpt aud Uunt lab 81 thgt city. Sc
attic. Port townsend and Tacoma have
entered
s1Esr nAS,
/. Seven lHe birds. Entrance s.,
birds extra
=. Contest loF the individual cham
piaaship ba lge of tlle association
donated BY tie Mulugomah Rod ami
Gun club. nos held by John Lester,
oi Waila Wal!a. yalue $50. st single
inaniunte targcts Entrance 50. birlS
extra. Under The conditions govera-
ing the contest for this badge = per
cent OF the entrance money At each
contest i t. - the winner of the
badge NJ the last previous shot.
j Seven live birds. Entrance s..
hirls extra
/. Ten single and Ave pair Ameri-
can clay birds. Entrance 81; hiris ex-
ira.
stcuSp DAY.
s Ten live birds. Entrance s.
birds extra
&. Ten single American clay birds,
Enuanr 81. birds extra.
: Fifteen live birds. Entrance $40;
birds extra.
:. Five pairs American clay birds.
Entrance s.. birds extra
THIRD DAY
Q Team shoot for the championship
banner 81 the association. donated ana
worked ~ Mrs u y. Pesss. OF Seattle
w. T.. now held by the Seattle BOD
and eiun cllh; value S,sa Open q
ons teain 81 three men freHa each reglI-
iarly organized elih belonging to the
assoe iagseH. Ten single American clay
birds. kntrance s. psr team, iaclnH-
ing t5r.3S
u Tea Hse birds Entrance 81
bisti- extra
II. Fifteen single clay hirI. I'm.
trance s.. birds extra.
= seven iive birds Entrance =
birds extra
Is Flsy live liras. Entrance $50
birds extra.
-regEAL raIrEs-
The shelby Sasel issq afd Ecasi Gem
pany dassasss an elegant gold ussial
f=ai4faA - fAFss AsEA a-fN r7sttsA+ssAtAi
NhamteF.ain Excelsior cartridges 8
te gjseu n foiiaWs VIZ
God ias Il for the bs-st aErsg este
svvrsee IN matches Nos. 3. ) 5. lU aai
Il. 80 sisssis fer seruss tssi Ia Bizt !
No. = so shrais as fgsfsh prize II
match No !, 20 shells s. fourth prixn
ia uafrh No 5 30 st.eiis ~ third
p-sna ia mztch Na No shells ~
sssazsa pFsxc IN match No. 3
NOTES
lnaninaie hsTyS caatests ~sl Sc soc;
under National Assseiss4un Fssls~
Live biri cssnsessS ~lii iHs stsei under
fliinslss ssse fsies- F7ve traps. Thirty
ward. rs-e. ace II hesh h4F7els.
Purses all b. 8ixtsfess ssss So p and
~ sssr cent. elass sssszssinR
Fvs ees eeus ~Ail ~ ABDUCTED fresa
gross xlrriag 6ox expessSsS
Tao SETS q tr4f's y l.l - keF4 ssAssg
az tae fnas-
>sseosias c1sansNaess 81 e . sseass =
- sAaEr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-29
GoING INT0 COURT.



The clerks protective association
continues is attacks upon G. Ila5ies
Il Co. Adam orih aud w. II. Pam
phrey & Co. the girnis who have re-
fused 70 close their respective places Of
business At 3 O'Clock evenings Last
evening ore OF the sidewalk workers OF
iae clerks even followed customer
into AF~0rth store aud attempted la
iadHee him not 10 make 3 purchase
Mr.. Davies has consulted several at
torneys, including the best legal talent
ia the city and as q result has deter
mined 10 prosecute both eiviiIv and
eriminally 10 the full extent of the law
the men who have Attempted to inter
fere with his business Prosecuting
Attorney Ronald has looked up the
lax and decided that he viii be rsti-
fed Ia entering criminal proceedings
against the members % the association
Mr. Davies has the nanies of nearly all
of those who have attempted 30 iBiure
bim. and viii probably prosecute them
on several counts They win be
charged with conspiracy. xith being a
nuisance and with circulating libelous
matter The ALLEGED libel consists
if+AAaAA paul az AAtstt-El APP
peal to the Public. which was circu-
lated on the streets the other day IL
reads as follows
WHFREAs The merchants OF this
city, with one exception. have agreed
to close their places Of business at s
o'clock p, M. and
Whereas. That one being so pscssH-
ioils in principle a. - take advantage
81 the generosity of others, We do here
By appeal 70 the public not 20 patron
ize merchant who would be So MGR
ceHary a. t. keep his clerks at their
stations for sixteen hoars while all 9th
ers are enjoying a iu- tly-eaTned liberty.
We refer to q. Davies & Co. who have
made their way from humble peddiers
10 prominent merchants.
The handful goes ON IN this strain
for several sentence.
The prosecution viii be commenced
ia a day or tRo, ana Mr., Davies pro
poses 10 test the law 10 the utmost
Myrtle assembly No. ss9s, r. of L..
OF seattle. last nistt adopted resolu-
tons sympathi6ing with The "reasona-
ble and proper demands OF the Clerks
Protective Association and offering the
clerks q hrotheFiy hand and energetic
assistance" and further promise moi
20 patronize any business man. who
is opposed TO the early closing move
ment-