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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04
DRs. DARRIN'S NEW OFFICE
The Doctors Will Move From z35 Finn
Street 20 the New Washington
Euildiag December Ist.

Owing TO the increased patronage DR..
Dafrin has received during his Solonrn In
Portland the past three years, ne has been
compel led 20 enlarge his quarters. and has
secured four elegant rooms IN the new
Washington building. corner OF Fourth
and Washington streets. The building has
an elevator, thus obviating the necessity of
walking up s'airs to the second floor.
where the Doctors offices are located. The
elevator boy win direct anyone asking for
DIR. Darrin's Office. Separate reception
rooms for ladies and gentlemen, or anyone
desiring private consultation. Remember
the change, that after December LIST the
offices via be at the Washington block,
until thea at 235 Fifth street. Patients
coming to the doctor viii do we'll TO come
direct to the Office before locating them
selves, as IL IL necessary In many cases 10
have them near the Office. Patients will
guard against being influenced By any one
directing them to other doctors. As fur
ther proof OF the Doctors ability 70 cure
people by electricity, We mention the fol-
lowing names.
Ex-Sheriff A. T. schoep's daughter, pro-
pTietor Northwestern hofel. corner Front
and Clay streets, Portland, loss OF apPe-
tite, liver complaint and rheumatic neu-
raigia for six months; cured.
William NJ. Colwell. Skamokawa, WASH,
scfstic rheumatism and liver complaint,
restored 20 health; also his orofher, decrge
L. Coiweil, Skamokawa, WASH, was cured
OF q numbness of the arm.
Mrs. E. Ahlf. leo North Fourteenth
street. Portland, cured after nine doctors
had failed. Of painful menstruation and
wafnb tronhle in every conceivable way,
general debility, pain through the heart
and lungs.
Charles Christerman. Portland, or,
scrofalous cat9rrh so bad that destruction
of the nose was threatened and had become
so offensive that II was sickening both To
himself and friends; cured In two months
C. Mclaughlin, Portland, catarrhal deaf.
ness. could scarcely hear q sound or the
car bells and was in constant fear of being
run ever BY wagons; cured so he can hear
ordinary conservation.
Levi Bartmes, Stayton, Or, heart dis.
ease. dyspepsia, pain through the heart
and lungs. aud general nervous debility
many times he would fall as though dead.
when everything seemed TO turn black be-
fore bis ewes; success fully treated
y. Campbell, Fulton. Or, SAYS be would
not take $1,000 for the cure he received by
nr. barren. His trouble originated by
three small lunars or tumors coming on
the arna. which rem erred bis arm and hand
perfectly helpless for one year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04

Csassng aFrunsenls fDr the Defezss-InG-
raEsamsa Theory Tor the stats
cHsExaa Ter 4-511ee Wisx caE1e uted Ats
address - tbs rrnpln laYy this moFalag. aey9t-
ing fn0es 81 NJ eGienssep = M aFHansent = At
Is wss rs shomn fAaE siss wusasa3s on Essilsns
he2a pefa Nse ayssg fasal, assa sAas : was "a.
sezs % s. eide Nhetaes Sse tfs smets %
t5gssf an8 hsir exArnaned 81 expeFss meft lApss
q ntaa ~ ses 81 nAa fsilonta ~ lagE4assn
% besIalf q me prosecution.
Mr fnrraaNas ss1ke a. Iearth 81 the killing
81 ckassfn fae dssse cal Of she ns1y and dsnasd
ans iifssfzasea sle &ppseasion d the 8av ef eoa
sgsyseF Ad4reeslzS hiiasssf e. fhs gees iou -
the valae # eIfeumsfaafiai exifeaes. hs 8safssa
iaxsl ap&mtanz to TIE &c &c thai Is mag BE-
sssDpgsF tnsa saY direct sytasaee. Judge Wlag.
lse SD, lad aaksn Up fhe eYsienee, D ~ biz
ard sfgasd - wezxBesk This was ss1yss sae
Cd ssosS 81 he a,aasEe ~ sticks - = was -
this czss. each inngialins ing cir ua stance
Mas exfaa n4A5G uFAn fse fissaFy 81 To-
noeenee bsf. combsnel, ths e8Selu-
son % wafea they painted vas
ifffsfsfssae TnA circumstances from tie time
II - nss inx Of Camp p. % the fading q me
easkes sf Gsonin ia = sewer. showei Is 70 BE- al
Intelligent humaa design. il s&d - origin in
hats ls fenndass1n - tae charge that GFonin
gas ! sps. ard - cad To the bufeaery Ia the
caxsson eosfase ard burial IN tie sewer.
Tnsn fnerahsaa psDesedsd 20 agAiyxe eyi-
6enee, ard getiing d0ma % Cars cottage sasds
WAY ds1 Bufke rent the cottage. ard bold pos
session 81 II uninterrupted manta after month :
lie wke daS iabstef and wofkingtnzu oasy.
Where wire the bEefiless and sick sister who
wsg - eeenpy the entfags with him, end shy
I'D sheg a0E appeT aud testify In Afs behaii7
Fonf o. i've peovse wefe r. I've ia this cottage,
yef Il did nos contain esneie article ni kitchen
furniture = was 70 sfssna ore Of o'suniyan's
men shat III. cronin waS called. The eosfage
VS. Gloss o. O'Snilsysn's hoHse Burke tod
0.sHlilyNn shout Il Hs s0oe - he rsntefii il sub
teaatnssy o sugslysn svuched for hign
The speaker Owe Et Senzth on tie saspsci0as
ciafaCteF nf tbs ioe Fakfs contract for er0nln's
services. The nif5pe 81 the wkite horse, Cough
las s4sp4ssieus actions, etc he went over the
zfeaea nls SO Fi1b 10 tee cottage, the murder.
subsequent bsssos al 81 the body In the catch
taFsn aud Bsirkea fight ALI this connecting
chain Of evidence fe said was iadispatsbls, He
touched upon tbs testimony and showed Il was
al ~ friends Of tae accused whiia the incul-
patsnx evidence vas by impartial Witnesses.
lnEf9hKm then proceeded to trace the connec-
ti0u between Couxhiin, KHnze sud O'salIivan.
he reviewed the Asht beswse4 Cruuinxand the
sflanK 81 = moving Gauss OF the murder and
clese1 Hilh an appeal for conviction.
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eourKvfr.Ir.
Prospective wedding --Tsmperanoe and
Religious Work.

fFutFetttNe Wsustfuk temperance and
Religious Work.
cauFEy1IIR. Dess 2-The " G. T. q ladies Of
coapevsIla gave A Thanksgiving dinner at the
t08n hall. The Isdies were welt pstFonlxed by
he island people AMI realized about SIS, which
Is - be used toward The building Of ". c. T..
q BAH
Miss Henrietta Moore, % ohio, delivered an
eloquent temperance lecture at the NJ &
chnxen on Friday nishs, 20 large and attentiye
audience.
Miss Flo csanAig let last Saturday Ior Seattle.
"Wednesday she viii 20 10 San franeisao.
The announcement was made in the n. r..
ehsreb santay OF TIE approaching auptIais OF
Miss julia Kineth 81 this place ana Mr. J. J..
ssackansi, Of Peri Townsend.
N5hefa Is q revival going on az the NJ e church,
conSnetad ~ Rev. Gunner. assisted by Mrs.
ncwuIng ns Chicago Mich interest II being
nzanifested.
f0aF white owls hare been killed on TIE
Island feceatfg, the FIRST thai have been ga this
Fuginn Tor about twents nus years
the snAf en- thl< feaie has been very regular
ever ssnce We Nal the daily mail. until the last
week. whea Il waz carried b twice 10 Nhateonl
AID lett On ire EatnFa trip
The representative from this county 20 tho
legislature has Introduced hiil for = soldiers,
heuae. 70 b. fonsfea near Decepsion pass.
George n Campbell, soa Of Mrs W. Tsaney.
died last Thursday Morning after an illness et
only three days. irum cerebral eosgettloR age
Is years lie was buried 90 Saturday at the
sufsnyslee eemescfy. Deceased was second Sc y.
ard Ga the steamer STATE II Washington.
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BIG DISCREPANCY.
r. Treasurer Parker's Accounts
are SIS, zz0.l5 Short.
THE lavEsTlosTIoH GOES on.
- rgnsnee csmmsstes WI Meet Yriday
- net HasIs of sssslenens
rsS tSsS csmaxu.


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Ax<eAes sisss. GeHseaa1pA g & H ess.e
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fs<ssf EnHeKs fassoNs aad Esss tiers fssfis
me- Il - ely hstI ysstsrssay siserapes g -
H1sk Sso&ANxs kel ss1n saa9f IS ne atfAl& ses'
1t4 nf fS 4e-ffeasHfxFss NneAs 80 - - at'9 ssse
zsa11nS 81 tke 6sAezt Treaesssr = = Ans
1oak - kiSefkea ~ sagwea = sn'Ass =
fastets sfaoas = - - = ss.sls s.s -. -
= kxpetf Fanpps hssesssi aeaess = 80
80 dlgssfes<a n tsss. ~ ae6eEs = one 70 fsf.
fpsSE anespfIng e. esessit . MISTER q kesssssss
<fnfs 4 n3str. wfaAae sgtseises Wks se495Fsn "
4fzasuEef Amaz. bxs ~ uof feFtaspnsi %
HszsSsf 81 fhe ssss6nasse was secsasa u 80
tua.nfsSsS ~ fbe bssls - . Ansz tsttaesseats
III me snunzxsz gfnaenGe1 Nsss hes nEkAsfsessa
e % sssfh sesafxater - - fezssse ~ e0ast q
tsske cesfesfaefe
Il ~ lnsstff ~ ihs dtilDq9ent Tar felsk there
rxze several uaxrauss tuFne4 ~ - e1sssa
f1,1< nal he ef44stn ABne e he saS saasN wtfs
conferred ~ 1b0uKn marked e0lSs. xpefs FzFsssis
<sfk zAss lac properties Nefe slmpsy bta Y ~
sef ksnspssd - rsle tse ~ NJ ssaftaeN ssn -
f,sssrS sayId Il = = sAnwn that ens o. two ~ te
81 ij.ezses ios these psgmests b. e0nas e,
>Hif1 stsIl fnfknsf eonaphcsssa the ntaistf.
e6za1 - Ito fgaesptz ~ iie Feesirs iook ness
nefar heen tsra eufs HeItAkf hsa FhnF ANen
enf<<<sI Itefe ueke = number Of othes frFese-
1ss[fsAe mnf1h prevented apF elHAf HtnaFssAfssl-
~ q what ne rial Shortage wefsld fe, sui g
4ss feaiifea 10 adseaFm lie meeianE Hnnl RI
ting Afternoon 81 - peloek
ID tk2 sneansisue Tie eSeEh Il expefses te make
fnIl exsfisa 81 ~ ne Seaenes<. Fseeiptas etf..
nssd hare 4 ssalement really - the eusa sal't
II fnSsl5sle. mfi6h shes caa cGsassAeF With view
n nstzsukine Il to tka cenee.i Rgdsg eyesstaE
The ns,nfsaEftee - 81 re SS4pfen hat eslseT
<~<zf5kz mas e1me is uhfen - reduce tee
s&6ss<ss 81 70 % - sssoHp a present. They
Is 4 ii senzseef fhe eoHeIfsoa u afIsfFs lathe
txelkAseSss Department "a sfeasht about ~ ans
1fasnsals4ss1 uspan aetlaf % ihe raFt 81 exs
srzlssnxet parker. htsS e. heiuE due g tee M
ehfilSs Of hss soB - pfasefts eeadaef to ltiss.
n<se effsNsEpG 60 him. Hnd bis over isek 81
Sueaztsssess It's considered serY uufefinuats
fl4st ia n6dsEsou 10 the ieaa sE SEVERAL yAafN iaS
tpise ~ The IRE, ex4seekafef Paskef's snssA
fxsa4 scenic 70 hare heen als0 host - the HFs-
- shIz book ne bad kept minute o. tae
6HeansS dna npnn each af ths properties ard
~. shseaes up the fseeipts. - thai IL evidences
xnzsssI SAxe done mHsh te clear up the pfeAeui
1anx5a. kAll Il hesn sessA
inc lars os sha COMMITTEES a. % a kaai adjust
H1eaf 81 fhr matter il fhat the basis OF settle
1aeas he taken AID whatever ehUstafEA 4 thp* 2
fne<eisg "a Treasurer Parker shall make gao1.
1Ien - prGpef saueksss CONS % light showing
k1titfonzl ssasilfs, they win be handed ever 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04
VESSELS Ar ronr TOWNSEND.
The Al-KI Diaabiesf-The OccIdent d
Lead Wheat at Tacoma.

Tho Al-kf Diaabfed-The OccIdent to
Lead Wheat at Tacoma.
PoEr TOWNSEND. Dec. 3.--The schooner AiKi
which left this city Thursday last In chsrgc OF
Captain Hail to losd coal a Departure bay for
Ssn Francisco, ea-le back this evening about )
o'clock with disabled machinery aud Is laid up
At Union wharf for repairs that win delay her
several days She left Departure bay Saturday
with COO tons OF coal, encoanterfng
rough weather. She put into Port
Angeles, where she laid until Mon-
day morning. she then started on her way,
and had reached point ofF Cape F1attery when
the cross boits OF one OF the cylinders OF her en-
gines gave way ana the piston broke out the
head nauge Of che cylinder. she drsfted help
iessly with the tide for about "a hour, when
the Michigan stood BY and towed her back to
NeAh bAy. she then Gxed up her remaining
engine 40 Is 10 be able 60 retsEn 70 this city,
and made the run in twelve hours. she viii
have new cylinder-heai cast At Port Towns
end foundry.
The schooner Alice, with q cargo Of lumber
from Hadloek. sailed out this afternoon for San
Pedro
The German ship 0ccidenk Captain sriIlci
arrived from Santa Kosalia Mexicn. this morn
ing The 0eeldent Is 4 new iron ship 1873 net
tons, built on the Clyde, and completed about
seven months ago. She Is on her first voyage.
aud viii load wheat ~ Tacoma for the United
Kingdom
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- hr0sk 1aonMs. sess = - =, s&k = sesnzid
aEs - West SeAstEe, t2eya
= x s2nstks - WhIts. tb1~tT -tllres luta -
aaNSesa zsss as 10 wess 6efafss, sstsa
e. 1sssnssfskxr - 3. 4 ~Assx. loss + 2 sd
4 sk Sew MssfFx& a88. TIA
r & ssn.ser - r. = htse, eSshs loss n Eansier's
Eses AID 81 MnNs Seattle, ti.14
/. ice ssea e = HkrveE. lcts q , sns 70. -
"a C0sssea sd. So.
+ II Drn eaey e r 4. Waits. Ios :, hik =.
~ seeend add. gSsss
r = whitweFth - q y. EiaaaaiI igts s % >
~ 4 Yarn sd & nee
( 3szaesE 70 O. Z gssa Ser. ISIS = ard q, DIX
g. Denag sIoys1a sd sx
j 4. ssaasa - knv Han TN, iOsz ard z. %
- Harrison Hsikf,ss sd 800
r Blnwesf 10 A r. raamheztain. ins y hik -
DenaF s Hoysss sd. 500
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a offAsrfY CARGO.
A Rmst Frelxhtess with Dead on Delta
ware HFaAAer.

S1w Nos2 uee a-.An appalling sight WAS
witnessed 81 Isslswsse hTgsksf. sAout sssR yes
tefsAy eveai {. ~ fh@ egyw II TIRE Norwegian
BARK gEfsxtssn SesFsexe~. which asFsxca from
essneS AVIS sssay FeF bars psssea huge
FHfi ea uAleh wsee the essles Of twn mea
1ss@sa4 asxalsags TarY wefs tral ans had heen
s2sAea - she tep "a tae Eslt Aheas shsse ysrts
sft1a t1e rait aas thH haty 81 fesssieskes
tast - nsssa 80 rad cas- shat vessel the rat
hriaakesl -. bat tbs eepSAis OF TIE bark was
anAhas 20 discover TIE sezalat af TIE neus IA
shtr4sug rsretes ceeassesses - ttste exesf1nene
f.gs,n tss maritime exshsn<a tne spingea pre-
vAi.ess thaa she g&fs zsa aess4sz hs3 coasc fgem
tAs osa Dsmialsa ssesN1sAtY Mkhastsan. winch
W4mt dawes in col sslam sensas1y. TIE skens
ss sAat itas, haaeyrF. says taen uas 80 wauaAn
ssss sAekr Fsks4s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04

OTTAwA, DID She minszseT Of customs ~
cefyed ecHmnnsc&Eion frgm tire B0ar6 Of
Trade Of Eiesor1z. 2 G.. IN references 70 the NJ
cent order 81 the department. tasgrncSzng col
sscsors 70 enfCrce the Canad Al roasting Laws
The report Of the interview m Captain Irving
alleges that the United States goFeznmea 81
Allows Canadian vsseais 70 deliver bonded
American goods from Vancouver 81 ore poFs q
enfry IN the Unfted states The n mister says
he wes nos awa<e the privilege had ever be6n
granted Ias,ruetians have been given 80 me
inspectors Of customs 10 prevent intesferesse
with trade
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sue Dseds Recorded with the Audiiar
Yesterday.

Yesterday
hsns $50, - - - = ,. , . ~,
$3.50 .esssssv 81 dee.l. me conssssrailona
ssesa =. =. = =. - = 80 -
rsss,.. !. ~. - q s.,s,,,sisss ~ s,ssrse
=. s .,sss $3.50 ~ ss.s s soo Z
,.<s.s.ss. ff..sk
y s&nee tes.l sn y hfssSeus s0ss y hha :, ns@
=. 1ekfy.s hfss sasis : ~
- = - AN y y $3.50 ~ - - "
- q ~. sec :. p =. rae: si.aea
Henthtfn ksfahe s@n@ soaaF@ns - -. =.
~ pr< Mpsnrs. ~
h1Hthsfn fenihe 500 tnnpeny to ".
1ashfem. 3e.s z = ., nk 2. hnnnnksoA Pafk
ss'f e nes Meiees. tsIa
Il. Italics 70 = T. nainont. los = Bin = hAsaers
-. 80
hsAhikht 3 g = fEAtA spt 4 ga =
$ H1ssfste NlF1 AaNs 49,
6. y. f1etsH g +. ! fsASs lat =. hlk - snpa
ae1 y ktez hnaFaF 49,. 49,
~ Il HtzIfft - y nN3teEsss 90 = Rsh :. haxt
xaspms ~
g eteHsn y nooaofaan' g" ana ,
M \: bells fith sd: sssn
Nnited stat1z y y =. Aisefs nssss see % " =.
rss.sd
eussnsen e = AsAssefas aee \ o. =
eofunsen'k add. fl.efo
6. u Pierce ~ 4. Hals. lst Il. blk =, snpl
go Y Ntce knights AL sto.
= Nzllsf g 9 laceespl. ios = ask =. penEy
4 lfeyt's add; &c
n. Il. flHeknes e faneis q ADAMS nWsA OF
nss<. sec n. y =, g. 80
-.aIsa..aa .ssss4.se 500
EbETfts ttt1 tss y y NixpAs s9t = % n, Fsa-
tsas' ssd. also
y. Y. ssnehaFt e \ sooksoa. los . pa II.
i Fslfehila e I. v. west. iSss. blk :. Dsnny
& Heys2 add go
IL. 4 wssses 70 q. u. Curtis ios =. hlk 4. Ksss
TsseHaa. -
II O Walters r. G. y. CARTS lets e ta 2, Blk
3. Hksl FaeesBa slfa
A Il. NamAn 70 > a. &stfays tets ~ =, hsk
> kdss kpishts sd. =
q. ! Nsneet q PASTOR. nss sot u. hsk %,
Denny faFk eaa. psNssss
.. ! kFnsss e I Msoss. "a lot u, bik q,
i i wlaeasai s :. 4, rs,nsF, los ana :,
tEk s. knes hnsRhts asas sast1
g. nfuAfnex tc a =, ssnAes, lots = a1a -
~ Il Pleasant valley sa9. 80
~ xagiet g Z. A. Iwirhsas. loa = esk 3
EAQsusinsss tea
N = KcssFssaa ta = = Davis, lots = aud -
HsewstoA tsfk ss.a. -.
n &. nesheti - " a. ss=2e. 30 5 als 4 tewn
~ rssansat 80
Mskhtnessn Ieest laapfs,sSssls.t s'esarsny e
&. Hcialsss - = rik e. sssH'ea fAfk sssas sSA
~ tsa1k - q. e 5sessss eFsss asit int "a IN
n. alsnaen fssa nssa tA
4 MhssSss e " ; Siakas 70 q "a - el4sasn
fs4k edas $50
u 8 NNltsFs x 2 A. eslFs. los 2. ~ - Ease
tsEsssAss - -. -. -.
q 4. EeaR sa = Asssess 90 = h1k = ssess IA
rekaas 80
Msshlsxinn Cess Isa rsvssssshs tesaiAAy e
A. knsaetssa, - u. esk - ssaiaA fssk aads
80
q - g = y. tSwsess = 80 = saaa4.
kAts SD, -
f4s&faszsfA g = g tessA 80 = ana s
bsk q LAW = s<sssaa s'tss fs0
4 e. fpFa s. Z. 4 aanxs. "a > 8 ai4ss :, hak
81 fAs seesasAs Assas tas@~
NtiasAz hsslsa = = = AAsksass. leg ia 4.
keAsNaz sss@ g -,
A Mliasf g I s easskst. - !. hlk 81 AssseEs
exnssss so. 49,
- ssSSss - > 80 > asaans :
iisyt.s 49,. ..,...,,,. -.
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ei1n wsSh item 70 louk ava Aesnss heasfh.
srrsTe6 - S4sasu Sp<insS q sss e2ys aso and
after ssz7 rezf STARTED 81 knuk f0r ene dfE-
ard rha c3fif8rnisns arr accompanying aim
with . view Of &scerfzlntn9 TIE tEnshfnlness 81
the story. Hs eIaims - hare discovered, tEensF
years ago. near the Arizona ard Ne~ Mexican
IInes placer BIDS of fnbniouz value. but Hss pre-
Fsnsea frrn working hecnnss Of the h0stzIs
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ELLENsHURa couEr.
The Divorce Mill--To Adept Rules a
superior Court Practice.

The Divorce Mfll-T0 Adept Rules OF
superior Court Practice.
ELLxSsBuks. Dec. a-~1n che ease OF Van sycle
v. Van syele today for the possession OF their =
year~ald Eisi, Jessie. Judge Graves awarded the
custody Of the ehiid 10 the father Of the child,
II. Van sycle. The parents Of the child lived
apart number of years aud resenssy applied for
aiyoEee and possession Of the nnls 4htld, be-
fore Judge caik3uN He de1ied the divorce aud
took the disposition Of tRe child HndeT advise
Elent, finally farming the matter over 20 Judge
Graves, Of she superior court hcre.
In tie divorce cassa ui Thomas Va Thomas
ard t'ousia - Cousin DEGREES were granted 10,
day
Members Of the Bar Association met THIS
monlEg with Judge 0r&ves In the chair, aud ar-
potgfed c0nmittee Of f2aF o draft rules OF
praetlee ia the superior ea0rk The COMMITTEES
FepeFts tomorrow evening The rules wiz
govern Eittisas. Yakima aud KlsckltaE counties
subject 10 spp oval ~ tu1ee 6raytA
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rArAL rSp or a rnun.
Eaew I've caiafea Men and Their Friends
Settled 81 tlld score.

nnxvKe. ree s-~fNadvilse cos,. special gives
an aceaHnt a. a tragedy which occurred taeFe
rafsy this noynina, resulting IN tas desth % Gee
saan aud asaathsr will probably Gle before aorn-
sag Bailey YeRgsoa. Who has ngarsd IN sew
eFai sGsuotine srfapes aad chased with killing
Matt Dnxaa. over . year age. had SOME
trawbsa with Frsnk eese.
Tsse aen we're looking fov each ether al yes.
sasstsy armed teg deadly battle. Early this morn
Ing as Yoangson YVES walking dawa Harrison
aysnaa accompanied by saEt Lamleys he met
tssle ant CiAreaca wolyegton. Cole aud yasng.
sass pulled thxig svsolvcES an4 teKaB nFiBg ~
each asaeF Tlse osAef two aNn also drew their
EAns aaa saos part Ia Tbs battle some twenty
s5sats Were lid tumty was shos fhrlagh the
hear. ulogsally wounded, TAe excitement over
90 STAIR s isssensa.
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rmE IoNE m1anwAYMAN.
He Goes Throagh the United state
Nail and Express.

Mssexn, Cal, nec a-Tae MERGED and Maj.
posA stage wss he'll up YESTERDAY afternoon ~
q iNRe hlgawAYsnau near Hosaitn& TIE stage
wss gosgx np h ar moensziu when the rabbeS
appeared Ia the read sud ordered the diver "a
stgg Aed sarow oas she Wells. Fargo & Cas- ex.
press hax and Eha raitea states mall. at the
sa1ae tme covering him vita q revolver.
Nhiie the hsshwAylnSa Was riding tha maj
sr5 sxpress, team VAS noticed eeyaine down
tAe uansssin& Ne then compelled TIE stare.
diver 81 proved ustis BE met the team. when
az Stopped them bssh aud ceapaessd the work
"a SvefhNaiing the ueil and expTvss n.sA
were egaefed - drive on. and tie robbs..
escaped. The amoaEs Of the treasure secured 4
SnknoWu
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RexTGANs, n<c 2--5ean Frnneas ana Bsifx
seaex, fa4asaa, are in ssll hsse nn3er tnatcs.
atas tar easxaxfnk . s.ycaE-ea9 eiE4 oa slless
raeF4 Asken As k&e extne Was e0mmisted in
se-Fssosy aassef sae saFsNtlcSson e the rnstes
sssszs sae eniy Eenalsy Fspvs2e4 hy EnEse1 ssMsss
statistics y 6s&sA. In case they are eOzviesess 81
wAssA sA@sx j. lite dcess sAey via Ae hNaxsxs
nassSx tAz rrs<ssteaz srsersezveS
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nsynM. y a.. DIX S--Earsy this morning she
lehses1anss a AitSs haY wsrs awakened ~ A
smFshonakn M.ny peep4s rushed frnm thasr
sseslS Cra<keey sRa glass we're hgoxea. nnd
t8acks ssopped Al aa Az the scoanA sAssea
Eaoss severe thar tsss Hrsg. people gusAea froTn
sAels heSsss. sxpncstas thai they teu4G tarahse
sexa TAs bel 81 TIE ssesnsy ID the ntaale =
tax ASy r4ag The sa0ex u&s Also teit a. Altcn
A2a VgE80gs sas res &c sewers.
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nExnosr. Dse. 1.-Rey. pt Reilly ana Calone,
Atstnsca. wbe sstg ne'reit necrnsbsr II, arsiva,
hesne iFaE Enxiand tbs masntnx nr Reilly
bears message tran pryssteat Pssassi az ,he
Isssh EeAsae, 20 freS 9eas FizsegAsa az the
American Iessae. whlcA vii pgoassbsr b sfvea
u the press 81 : $50 OARS Calones Afk{aso.
sii4nressisess sse ramees sAst Peruel l. rasxslag
nasles peea ~ circumstances. SD s&ys he SO
lgstsss freA F&gpstt written ycvemhef = frsm
a snail ssssn a. wkseh he saz resting
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gk1rkaa nss S--fsanslss-aAsa exeItsraens
wxs easszss shis aftegaoge ~ rsnstss easss %
ssss lsNex = ire NsnA sssusy neoFaoaSa The
heA - ezsesrS sd ssafshs shzs sAex wese as
sssie = &~sesesius vet waesher g wax sAsTken-
Pa. ssfkases5 81 kusalrEx. has Feuatue rs
8sxVAapasHt tse sfx hHH issss imaa&sxz hs4 aneE
saes.ests,1 Tks tazaWa AZ iaRs. wbssA 4
rroaslrs ss1A pasaaass. y soeaAesi bat ahoss
ssiAase ten sae E.see haass.
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UPrKg MAREB0Ro, M :. Dee s--At go thfs
mo nfag naask KID men weTt 10 she jail, oyerpow-
eres the keeper, b70ke op. the eel OF Joe YER
nilsuB and took him our and lgached hsta- On
November 2 Ines father was driven from the
nessbborhood By Waite Caps ana bis hosse
burned. Joe. in rsverge. yet fre 10 . number cf
barns. and f0r this he vas lsnehed
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a Eeetar,s VIC suleldes.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Dee s-Mrz. c. H. Mills.
Wits Of ia Episcopal rector here, adain sgered
morphine her l-yeAr-otl child Is night and
cut her own throat. No cause Is assigned for
toe deed Both will die
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CNgeAass nee a~%ew wsgranEs were taken
cas- tesas fDr ia aE7xss az 4aAn G. TcusRlns
HeSexs<tee AS y&zRs n4ekSaa eSezk q 10
eeEzaaeseia1 Assel. 81 Sgxfs sAara ssSpes. whYeA
uss esgase sc sasHrss&y i&Sk psskss1 Isl ess..
sessea Be wAs asress sa err - b4a44inw. reeesr.
see thssfAas SisS Has ~ tAe sra@ps 4gssoa Il
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San Francisco, De- 3--Forecast TIL D m
"Wednesday: For Oregon and washing on, rain
southerly winds. nearly stationary temperature
In eastern portIou; slightly warmer In western
r,orffan
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vVAsa BaAr vas ssek 80 Ezse Asr c&ssorAa
wraea - w-A. sAlsa sss eeses fes ts1sta<iA
waeS see Neessae Nsza. 81. ssanx - C&ssessA
wAea sAe kAa sAlasfSa. kas care taSua cASssxnA