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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
The Cowardice of Suicide.

New York city was shocked few DAYS ago
by a strange suicide in one Of our leading
hotels, the motive assigned being the inability
of the one who took bis own life TO provide
for has family. And yet he killed himself
rather than stay by his loved ONES and do
what he could for them This is so illogical
that the temptation is 70 explain the deea on
the theory that the suicide is necessarily IN
sane
But we doubt II il Is inst 70 take such
charitable view Of the case The less subtle
explanation is more probably the true one.
In almost every instance suicide springs
from cowsrdice. The self murderer dAres
not face the consequences If his own faults
or he shrinl1s from the hard duties that &C
company his life The choice he makes may
he unreasonable 70 the point Of sh~urditv
and even madness. but We need not refer the
at to insanity. nor is 1t 80 regarded in law
unlsss there Is evideuos introduced 70 prove
sasoundness Of mind Very properly The
lsw regards ths saicide Is a criminal. and IL
may be added that generally be Is a very
nneen ooe-Ns~ York Commercial AdveT-
tsss1r
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Wm Bulbs i4EasE s1acks - hlz sUriag
Ia exam 94t-Ss Tor sfaxEy.
~ Ksuy casrxs1 ~isa ssssals .nd
osssefy - have . trlai ses>s1ssF J.
esziocc e. Ssy "a ne Spsrts eigsmst
.ii ocns ~ tof sxa2lssIss t1s IN g.
osptsz sxf
Hear h Wlnssr's oss< wss saionrned
yesterday uaul osPLs2oss ,. Mlnsof Il
sI1l n O..
TAs aaolAsr. sistsr sEs sSlb wives o. X
" Aps0ti we're e. Ia ons room 81 Police
Head lsTssFs YESTERDAY.
Itiss4id tssG d = Esyasnd tks ma
wk0 a cksrEsd sIEh fscslSing sl0.Sn g00as
. blessed vita tsres wives
Th. case against CkssL ehislas for fosp-
ink kis salooa open sftef hoars came - a.
end yesterday ~ assksfEiDg TIE De
isnianL Itsrs vas n cass against aim.
Ihs sEsmipation Of Wa bulhs Ter isT
csny Of sewing nsehiss as ocmplstsd
yesterday and yasgs Helns vii deeds
lhs case THIS mOrBing. Bulls produosa sss
mschins 10 Court yesterday. ana has e.
ides th.g he viii De discharged.
Miss Nellie DsIsang Was brought 70 ths
Police Court Ia . hack ysstsrdsy. sBd w4.
put on ths stand Tor The Psopls In Ihs o4s'
sssinst H. ". Abbott, charged viii
adultery Mas Dsloung refused 20 tsstiis
apythius that would do as injury 70 Mr.
Abbott. aud was given up as = poor vii
ness. The case will be continued today
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

The Flah National Bank commenced .
suit a chsncsry n ne Circuit Court ye.tsr.
6sv sxsinst = ? Clay ard John " Goa
vsrss The rank holds NJ Csys ret. sor
. aoo zi~sa whsn he wss connected With
sne vich xsn Dairy Company, snS has
ssrer heen saie to ~cliert the ssme A.
thrrzs riven - fsS When receiver
~ss sprointed 6er "a Clsv hs Rid SIS
g. nnrtgsCs sn ne dsiry con csnv prep-
srsr fbat es as-i rne6 - NJ Ceuv.rsa sns
q he asnk elsfris tnat NJ Convsr~- a.<
orIr 'et Mr. Cay hsvs ahout kla 90 tsev
wsnf thsir nar nut ~ h preceesfs - he
ncr'rsre A. iufurcticu vsx Ssued -
kla 11r1 razs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
SOUTH END NEWS.

The south end of Ionia-st is being graded.
Freeman Brewer is confined TO his bed by
sickness.
DR.. Failing leaves this morning for a tour
through Colorado.
Miss Aggie Goss and sister Mary nav,
gone for a four weeks visit in Ohio and
Indiana.
Mrs Most Bachman. Of Stanton, hs.
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Chap
man. OF South Dlvision.st.
Master Roy and Miss Lena Bachman, Of
Stanton. are the guests of Miss Alice Chap
man. They will remain here two weeks.
J. F. Falling returned from Paw Paw las,
night. He went to bring his family which
has been visiting friends there for few
weeks past.
J. II. Colleton intends 10 build a two
story fiat tenement near the corner of Viii
lisms and Finney-sts. The plans are at &
E. Greggs office. 503 South Divisions.
The Fifth-sye. Dramatic Club have de
cided 10 postpone the entertainm ment which
they intended to give Friday evening al
the Red Mems hall uutil two weeks from
that time.
The Prohibitionists will hold q rally at
Ringuett's Hall this evening The Young
Mems Prohibition Club will form at City
Hall and march up South Division-st. The
meeting will De addressed by Prof. 7. ].
Cation and w. c. Shepherd,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
IN THE ROT UNDAS

y p Merritt. Of Ithaca. is at the Esge.
C. W Greggs, Of Jackson, is at Sweets.
A. Norris. a Casanova merchant. is at
the Eagle.
d. @. Putnsa, Of Douglass. is stopping at
the Eagle.
n E. AcCrsa and family. Of Milwaukee,
are guests At the Eagle.
Geo. Giss and wife. and John ". Giss. Of
Detroit are guests at Sweets.
n. Hamper ard Leroy Moore. . promin-
ent banker. Of GrsenTills, are at the
Morton.
Geo ". Mcbride and T. A Parish. of
Grand Haven. are in the city to attend the
convention today
G. J. Hamilton and family. and d. y
Erwin q n daughter. Of Auskegon. are
guests At TIE Morton.
W ". Mitchell, the best known man In
IoBis, q snjoying himself at the Morton.
NJ. Mitchell sas very warm spot IN his
heart for Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
weddfag at Sparta.

Sparta. will be married today at the village
OF sparta. Mr. Chalmers is well known in
this city and has been for the past three
years member Of the County Board Of
school Examiners Miss Anderson was a
student st the state University last year
and was formerly one Of Mr.. Chalmers
pupils At Sparta. Mr. snd Mrs Chalmers
vii riAt for a short time in this State and
will then remove 70 Illinois, where Mr..
Chalmers holds a chair in the Eureka
College.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
THE COURTS.

The Circuit Court Was aot IN session yes.
terday, but there are several Important
cases on call.
P4oBATE-Estste OF Lucy Burch. de-
ceased. appraisers warrant and Inventory
hlsd. Estate Of William EArdley ct al,
minors. guardians first annual accou u
nlsd. Estate of Lorenzo Buell.. deoezse a
will fled. Estate OF Claude NJ. Dunn et al,
minors. guardians bond filed aud letters
issued 10 Sarah Bruist. In re application
Of Wellington Fitch, Drain Commissioner
for location OF Symes drain filed, citation
Issued returnable October ?.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

At an Internal meeting held ia the Wat
son House isst svevinz John Youag5scksr
vas unanimously nominated "a nion
candidate for school trustee ia tue Eighth
ward. Ar Y9ung5-cker has resided in this
city for twenty years. e good citizen and
3 irst-clsss Business nan. His nomination
: endorsed by Thos. Walsh. Wm Drueks
Grstisn Courtney. n. z. Powers and mssy
other good citizens Of The Eighth ward.
Ms. r B. Wsilin is he aides candidate
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
ARCHlT ECTURALlTlES.
Charles Moore on Prominsnt Michigan
Buildings.

Buildings.
Charles Moore. of Detroit, in well writ
ten article upon architecture in Michigan
in which ne describes especially the several
new depots built by the several railroad
companies. has this to say about the public
building, in Grand Rapids, and although
he IS little behind the times on the con-
veutionalities OF modern architscture, still
he is solid on the facts:
Grand Rapids boasts of new city build
ing OF light stone, with q fine clock tower,
While the structure ia conventional IN
material which makes IL noteworthy among
public buildings IN the State. The PENN
sulsr club house, too, has a dignited and
exclusive look not ont OF keeping with the
style OF the club members.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

The cissnest. clssrsst and nssts.t enter
tsinnsnt ever offered a Smths Op.r.
psliv ~ be heip of Ned Forest snd fosis
Mstou. vno. tsksu IN hand By Johnny
Rsv sBd Harry and Minnis WOOD. hsvs
forrned . tssm that cannot vel b. ovsr-
tsxsu. TAKEN ssto<stbsr. tais ws.xs rr0-
xrsmns . ore ~ ne o-st svsr isid On tie
sosrd. o. Smith Opers Hous.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Srtrxrox. Va. Aag- "a coi ision -
tween f-sixht trzins % 80 Ch>ssp~srs a
oaia rsiIrosd this morning nesr Cliton
Forge resulted in TIE dssts sf TO srsEs-
men ard ane enEi1ser s0eeFs Newman. af
A1g-7srs county. TIE otbsr eng nesr Fsv-
stss Weaver. - Rockinzhsm osuutT. vss
sersowsIr Injured
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Ny arrangements for the Oyster season
are completed, and will receive dsily ship
ments of tie best salt sea Oyster that can be
produced. | will continue 10 handle the
Fair Haven Counts, which have given the
best OF sstisfadtiop the past four years, aud
are too well known TO need any further
comment. A large and well assorted stock
of sea and lake Fish 10 select from. III
Monroe-st L. B. DETTKErHALKR.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

rs~sr5 8 woodward and Frsnkis c.
ret wsre married n this eity sept =.
ssi sn8 a~esi trv-theT anei Jalv "a lsss
hen Frankie skippsa - I'D ard scsui
rn5she5 av Frwari srn 7efussd - -
"a and -cok tse asDs'7 Aash ss IN isvs
cid Fer this little scs n - esr- u
Woodward. NJ. Werd~sr3 -nni-
rcei solt Scr divorce " ths Cireuir
n rzEsraaT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

J. A. Snvth of Isensr'i At. John Y.
Holconb. II Sersner-st. Charles sasftack.
cf Serb ss~ st Jscch Schufit. o. r evsnfh-
ct snd 1snes Courtney. 81 Turasr-st ara
Csniid.fss for 30 efFcs o. SchcoI Trust~-
IN the : xth wsr3 Tke 1utlving rorts.s
af ths w.rd sre vsf 70 - hssr3 f-ssn
Trustee Ransom positively declines . - q
rar1s,fafs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Dr. Edie has removed bis residence 10
35s Fulton street. East. Hi. former resi-
dence will be for rent September l. The
house is large, the location first-class. there
is hot and cold water. bathroom. furnace,
barn, etc. Apply to DR.. Edie at his Office,
73 Monroe street. lover Wilson's drug store
from 10 TO l2 a. m. or 2 10 p. M.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

y. Cohsa. Ns~ 1s-k trsvs 5rg zsr.
FED througa . hoe "a ~ Sidewalk cn
Touis-.f- yesterday and wss aalts osn =
sraised He wss taken . s-ees Hct-l
whers hs ~ss af1snc>d ~ Dr. Foh nsc0.
Nr Cohen 80 ee ace % Est eat sgsia
tc6sy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

To- fra e Chllss. Ies = Dun.sp. -
Tsledo couusercrd q s-it ~ - Cirruit
Coart yez-srssy szsiaE =. q Donre8
II. pi.snsH -iai-ss that NJ cD.ss.H 3
.nss6osd e th.n n to szz q $50 Pc sor
zsr.is sei1 ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

ssf PtiE r1ss's frSErsss - ths >soth Cess -
s@ae.~a Sssses tess tsssiNx
ne kuskessa beAs Aaas ssys tnefe
sss iarxs sitsn dsnos a. t1s \ + churce
lssi ssssiHs - vltnsss tss sP.saala PAoS-
rsns - bssssp F1lsris Progress The
pznossms IL nsas up 81 SAY p~iaIlnss
os.sFisf ~ fsss Of osnvss re s1alsi-
tisD 10 oos al rec &erll. .n1 deserves AZ
atksr isFss s01isocs toaiEnl ns leciafs
lhs n 1sie. etc. wsEs a. kikhlt eotsriEte
IA" The ckaroo shouia - nlisa - al
ness fhls xrand sxkitlrcn. fxeryons a
ne cats .hO Ess Fesa Tic great work snc
sxertone he asa not sLo4la zee tnes'
psinuBgs 0f peerless tssuty Aani sslos
= osnls children. 10 snc ID censs. book
Tree
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
ST. MARKS ACADEMY

Reopens 10th Septembe. kindergarten
Preparatory. Primary. intermediate and
Academic Department. Terms, 3 TO s.
per month. Apply TO Rev. ID. Campbell
Fair,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
IA KsFlY

70 notice appearing in ghE paper tor TIE
issl lev dave over the slsaaiUfs Of nf "a
once doing buslnsss 81 our present iosAuon
.gaung thai Nes 0ce o. ne a7l isiel es-ei
- re SgaS ktFaifisfs CofaFaag. 400 Ss.st4
Dstisioa.sL. would s3y tnst ~s guess not
either. nor ooes sny one else that las ever
done business with either Of us, Hs Ss p~y
our bills promptly save al discounts. SCI
cur goods cheaper tbsu the ohesl'ss'' sno
glaaFalfee etery aFtiols erQulg Qs feiH rss .lfa
Aow BOYS. tske a frlsnes ADVICE. Aotsrtlse
your own business leave other people
alone. cut down your pricss aud sell goods
as cheap a. va do, and possibly you nlsy
be able 10 hold your trade.
Respectfully.
sgAk FUKNITCRE Co..
100 z. DiYlklOn-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

- ere prepared for the opening OF school
u she largest stock of school books. new
or Second hand, ever shown IN the city.
Second hand boszs at great reduction II
price and just a. good ss new.
3RADFIELD & Co, 50 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Don't fail to see those SIS plush psrlor
suits which the Star Furniture Company
are selling at their sslesroom. 100 South
niyision-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Wlssrssros A1x S-gos Ls.ss slGs-
ian Fsr s0sisT rharsa4Y morniag toi-
ls1sa - s4xBsf ss4llef. sinas ssesnlas
s.4tlsFlF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

vHT-Nv-Gf fhs family r-sfs1os. ~ -
Tsrkso- q ~ Rs-nrs1s- Afrrt E Ifs
Vrfrrev s5e -fH NhatEsy. a. r. eTs ~ -
Tes-s snf SIS
Fnnsrsl a. ne se1ss t1-a Tr1wsfsp
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
lVST ApRfyEn

A very large and well assorted lot Of will
low and reed chairs, which We will sell very
cheap. Come and see them. We consider
IL a plessur- % show our goods whether you
iuv or STAR FURNITURE Co.
100 South Diyision-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
ZEE Rr.nY

rui iI~ o., TX OF schools next Monday
with the largest stock OF school books. new
snd second hand. ever shown in Grand
Rapids and al at the lowest prices
BKADFIELD & Co, SO Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
RENrMBER FRipAr

Is Fish Day. Try one Of Our large Lake
Superior white hsb or trout Five varieties
Of sea hsh, clans. soft crabs and solid hiied
cans Of New YORK oysters al kmsFys fish
Market, 20 Lyon-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

my are our com tors kicking Oh us,
Answer Because We sell our goods 3D.
much cheaper than tbey do. and are getting
al their Trade. STAR fURSITUEE Co..
lO9 SoUth Dlylslon-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

NEw MILLINERY AT KESpALL's.
Fall styles now ready: largest stock; low
est prices in the city-wholessie and retail
j. {. kENpALL q Co, 7b Nonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This lists furnished sy ". r Soriensr,

This hstis furnished ev ". r Scriensr,
real estate dealer. - PsaTl-st
WI r. HooV~ 20 Nichssi FtTlsersid 10
81 BToru sd6 --...-....-.-.-. ~ -
Matte - fTgnfon 20 C1ss ? heni1efc1-
iof rs hlk frutou sdd ---------.-- ~
Ccnrsd creisserEer - inch Geisrergsf
lots . sHd blk T. isnef -tstlo1 -----.- 81
A f,o0sirirh Tresf - srpiine n HH,s.e
psrt ~ ~ 2teva-r = Ives SD -
HerrT " goehsl 20 EerrT kinzSo1ry,
lcts S. 4 ard So hlk ?. DennH sdd----- l-Sa
fletock a fsn Bee - tscoe bsverus1
lof III hiE Cre5erk s ar Prees So ~
lssot nsvsrrs- . Nyrc1 . tsfperteT.
- e hlkL tralcrk Nsn Bref - - -
a 81 Hier - ~ lrs F7ftr11 Pc
iaE5 o. So 4 Nerge1nes --------..--. 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Esnrv sentH vhose we go xf
ssr sdErsr~ ii esi - divorces ~its 80
clerk q tee Sap~rar CcETt yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Ws ks-- - s-sxt - - s~irsors s-ts
Cor ~ asnsy r. - NslsT CifT
~~ar ss Co.
- 2r-7k TsTisrsr -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

You can see the highest building in the
city, the largest fish and variety, the finest.
largest and fullest cans Of Fresh Oysters al
L e. : Fls4 Market.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Starch sIo~s STICKY po~oefs
hsvs. uigsf glare Iot1oui's is TIE "a 3
Complexion Powder III Ter use
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Tkirs 1srrIff - p 80 % 80 -
so~ rsr-05ros ir Wsrrsrs precs1os.
sxs ~ srn--s Icg Cs-ss Ssrssesrlls az
sfts~ Log Cas.n rsse1 -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

Having purchased the entire stock OF
fancy and woolen goods yarns, masks. etc.
of s. Tyroler at q very low figure. we will
dispose Of ibem at retail far below the
original cost Of the goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

SCHMIDT BEos.,
220. 222 224 West Fulton-st.. cor Straight
The Cable Car Company s cars run by our
stores. Give Us a call.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-30

- esht~s -s-n sfr1-~-
- - 81 lcvs r1r tsrfr7s1f
sslft So hs~Ts7es- Co~-
srns were - - - fhs e--~
arS fhs~ -s-s f1r kzrrv
.rr--z - st-orr hssft1.
,sis rsa sd -r-ea Ths
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
THE OCCIDENTAL.
A Marked Improvement in the Cuisine
Under the New MANAGEMENT.

On the 1si Of September Mr.. f. b. Rund-
lett. hotel man of long experience in
Boston, took hold Of the management Of
the Occidental hotel. and since then has
been deyoting himself assiduoasly 70 i'm
proving the enisiae II is gratifying alike
10 the regular boarders aud TO the travel
Ing public that Mr. Rundleit IL succeeding
admirably. Here Is specimen bill of
fare during the past week.
Chicken Soup. Ia Refine consumme,
Colbert
Bakek HaiIbut, Port Wine saIce.
Celery. Potatoes Parisenne. Gueumbers.
Boiled Leg OF Mutton, with Turnips.
Roast Stuffed Chicken. Giblet Sauce.
Roast sugar Cured Han. Champagne Sauce.
Roast Ribs Of Beef, Mushroom Sauee.
Game, en- Compete.
Small Patties, q Ia financiere.
French Pancakes, with Jelly.
Boiled aud Mashed Potatoes. Baked Sweet
Potatoes. Green Corn, Spinach,
Cauiifiower, with Cream.
Boiled Rice. Picked Beets
PLAN Pudding, Apple Pie. Cocoanut
Cusiard Pie, Jelly Taris, French Puts,
Fruit Cake.
Lemon lee Cream.
Pound and Raisin Cake.
Peaches, Apples, Grapes, Plum
Bartlett Pears, Assorted Crackers,
tneeSe. LoUcc
OF course, no one can tell from the
printed ncaa how aPpetixing his meal is
going to be, but the opinion OF gaests after
meals is first-ciass evidence, and IL may
be said with truth that the table OF Seat
ties leading hotel now compares faycrably
with other well known hotels on Puget
sound which were formerly held up as
models from which 10. copy. Because the
public are apt to judge city by its .prinei.
al tel hsts a tetIElIaFn
herself ON the improvement Of the occi-
tel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
TREE PLANTING. I.
The opinions Of Practical Farmers De.



ON August II the osT-fSTELLIGgScER
published the following Offer
''The editor OF this paper proposes to de
vote d tract of 20 acres near Seattle 10
a general purpose orchard, which he
rishes to plant 10 something like tho FOL.
lowing proportions: 1900 apple trees 20
cherry trees. 100 pear trees, 80 rum trees,
and 100 peach trees with small fruits 10
match. The tract Is made up OF three d.
visions 81 aboas ~qusl size, In which the
merchandising soils are respectively sand,
black loan aud clay. The problem IL, tfst.
90 select the best varieties OF trees and.
secondly. 10 designate the best situation as
TO soil for each variety Not being IA
millar with the conditions Of tree planting
aud fruit culture in Western Washington,
he is puzzled IL iaakisg his selections, aud
therefore submits the proposition 10 those
10 whom experience here has given better
Information. lie hereby offers 20 the
farmers and others Of Washington terri.
tory, who may have special knowledge OF
the subject. cash prize % $40 for the best
plan IN detail for selecting and planting
trees Ia tbs proportions named above. a
competent committee Of wcii-kn0wu aud
practical nnrserymen 90 be hereafter
named viii decide upon the relative
merits Of the plans furnished. Competitors
viii b. allowed until the 18th OF september
to make up aud submit their lists
A number Of answers 10 this offer have
been received but In order that the fullest
opportunity "a win the pciSe offered may
b. submitted to the farmers OF the terri
tory. the time within which answers viii
be- received has been extended to October
Is IL Is earnestly hoped that large mum
Der OF the farmers Of the territory viii take
part Ia this competition, which cannot
Tail TO be Of practical benefit TO them a. 10
all Others interested Ia fruit growing IN the
territory. IL should ise remembered that
nnrsvryneu are excluded frnin the com
petition, that the opinions Of practical
farmers are especially desired aud that the
prize viii be awarded Ia strictly fair aud
Impartial manner. II Is hoped that the
farmers viii take IN this competition The
Interest which iis Importance 10 them and
mautz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
A POSITIVE DENIAL.
More About the Organization Of the
Hebrew Society.

Mr. W. Kiersky said yesterday TO re-
porter regarding the card published by
Mr.. d. kaufman, claiming tina; he was en-
titled to the credit for the organization OF
the Hebrew Benevolent Society: ''Yoar
original statement was entirely correct.
and | see no reason for Mr.. Kaufman's
course other than egotism. The organiza.
ton. a. called for by SIR. kaufman. was
unsuccessful. az be imposed Obligations
on the society without really aiding IL ia
any manner. He owns several acres OF
land which he offered 10 give the society
for a Jewish cemetery At the same figure for
which he bought ID. on condition ihaf the
Jewish residents Of The city would build
synagogue. Now those Interested In TIE
movement could not see that this
was an especially liberal offer. seeing
that the burden Of purchasing site
and raising a synagogue would prove too
heavy for the limited number Of Hebrews
here. and We felt disinelined 20 bind our
selves 10 such an arrangement when no
consideration was offered ia return. Con
sequcutiy the matter fell through, and
another meeting. not al the instigation Of
Mr. Kaufman. was held. and the organisa-
ton nf the society vas successfully accom-
plished. All the members OF the society
sre indignant 81 the publication Of the
statements inside By Nj kaufman, espec-
ially as the original article. as reported,
was literally correct. A special meeting OF
the members win BE- held shortly 81 take
action on the proceedings Of Mr.. kaufman.
and it viii tc considered whether or not
he viii be allowed 70 hold membership In
the society"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-18
SELLING WITHOUT LICENSES.


<~sE - AE&0048@
cc1stse1e Caldwell rent css 10 Gisraaa
Sunday srsaed With warrants for several
persons charged with selling Hqnox with
cut Eeensea He found tina. nearly all the
irdians between Gilman sad the hop
ranch wcse drunk. and the citizens begged
him to remain there few days. Is there
has been no constable IN thaf vicinity since
the disappearance Of Perry RGyne. The
Indians are Supposed 20 hare obtained
their whiskT FROM tie men who are selling
wsfa licenses Caldwell arrested tive ~
thexe--B Enamel and r. H. BromIev. He
decided ret % return until ye<ferdsv
morning. AID Bromley promised that BE
Boaid Be ~ Eszsd a the train He failed
. show ur, however. aud Caldwell re-
turned without hIsn Bromley raid the
license and took q receipt He commenced
selling At eElee. bEf when the board Of
eouufy commissioners met last week. they
rejected the application for license. BE-
cause be wsz convicted and fined ~ the
lass terra Of COST for keeping house ef
ulfame.
Emgnrei WAS srrxisne<i IN Jns1iee Joaesss
court yesterday The evidence she wfs5
ta2t be had paid the county treasurer his
license money and taken reeesipt Like
bromley, he 1t once commenced selling
without waiting for the board 10 act upon
his application for license He i an
Italian and can scarcely SPEAK Enxlish.
aud a. he was ignorant Of the Law. and had
been told By q prominent srTn in this
city that be could sell Equor
after raFing the license money to the
treasurer without waiting for the commits
siolsers 10 set upon his application, he was
released on paying The costs
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald said last
evening: The prosecution Of these PEG
pie was brought about b. information /
from the seattle, Lake shore & Eastern
railway officials, % the effec: that it was
reliably repated that several persons were 4
selling whisky without license on the line 1
OF the road Thus far four arrests have
been made. Bedding & Co, who were ar
rested last week, were granted a license
By the commissioners y0u viii remember
after their arrest, and were consequently 4
released on paying the costs. We had TO 4
take the same course with the Italian
Emanuel to-day. but Bromley viii probably
not get of 20 easily. / believe he slipped /
away from the constable but we win proha- 4
bly, get him. | expect that several more
arrests VIII shortly be made and we will
probably ind out, too. who has been get
tl0g all these Indians drunk out there. By
the way, while you aEeted me Literally the +
other day. think my statement perhaps
Inadvertently reflected on the county
treasurer. He has perfect right 10 take
license money and give receipts for il, but
the applicants are mistaken In sapposing
thaT they can go straight away and sell
They must wait until the county commits
sionefs meet aud then take the treasurer's
receipt together with their bond before the
board and put in their applications They'll
get IN M every time II they don't pursue
such course.