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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1889-05-25

"a ordersI through the MER1pIosAl The
pauy t4ty Item aud tho MEHIDJONAt will
I'll ~ iiulhlshed postpaid at S. a year for
0S!a. each paper to be mailed from the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01


The public schools Of this elty viii today
picnic q Rayenna park. Fare for ronu1
trip 40 O. ntx.
~. Dnifock has brought snis against
Samuel +. fsikner II al, 10 forcloke 4
ehAtfei mortgage Tor S.u0 on the furhifufe
OF the tsUldrn Bar re nufarf. which was
cioscdhy attachment few days ago.
Professor q. Z. Jones, DR.. O. q Rof ard
VIM n. Gaodmsn have been elected by
colnmbia lodge, No. "a. aeisaates 10 the
Grand Lodge 81 Ancient Order OF United
Wofkmep. which ne Is Ia Portland On the
second "Wednesday In Jnls.
The iaicss tariff sheet issued By the
Nhrfbtrn Pacific and Puget sound shore
raj roads places into effect on June q rase
IN carloads Of more than 21.too pounds
each. between Portland and attic.
Roy Garrison, the fourteen months-old
sou OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carlson, died
yesterday from the effs cts of an seufe At
tack Of bfonehitix The funeral win take
place from fhe residence, No. AIS Front
Ing Will ofiiciafe.
John Larne, an employc Of Smith Bros
q hu'ler. was tried and acquitted IN Jus-
tiee Rivers court yefscs day. on a charge
of stealing = four pound eau Of lard from
the slaughter house Of his clnpioyrfs- The
complaint was made BY +. J. Dierring.
another empoye.
The feur-y eaF-oid hoy found on Eighth
stf et a. ~ e'sia'k THURSDAY night MAS
claimed at police headquarters By his
father yesterday merniHg. lie II the boy
called Sassy" who hiss ran away from
neme and bern picked mp by the police
several times before.
About O'Clock this morning John kel.
ley, u s;esnha.t man. and TIM kierdan. a
hanger an at hstI.es Of ill-iasne, were
caue0t sasuki ug opium In room In the
Wabash lodging hpslSe by ot''cer over and
Special Campbell. Their osffit was slso
captured, Kelley furnished 400 bail for
the appearance OF himself sud companion
ia isolfgs eours today.
IN. plans aud specifications Of the pro-
posed Y. N G. A ha lsitp.. rs prcparsd by
Archftert Boone. have besn ~ q pfsd by
the bs,sieias committee Of the Yenuz Mems
Christian A ssoristtous The Il. safioss IL On
exhibition IA the wind, " Of the SEATTLE
Hardware ComIsny. The grading Will
be finishefi on "Wednesday aud during the
week bids will be advertised tor.
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MARRIAGES FoE NAY.

Auditor Forrest has Issued licenses q
wed. dufing the month Ut May. Ia the FOL,
lowing lers.sis
Assfur Grimm and Gabrielle Ctiffin.
kdwln Weae "a Johanna Ahrxnams
Thea 4 Prusssr and Esas II Griswoid.
Edmond .. Mesnv sui Lizzie Watd.
Aifrsa Sxsnsss and Lntina stsisou.
Peter Hal sen aesi Hannah JaspsF sen.
J w, Cavrsl and Ella Zine
ghsrss n. fiaeh and i.uelia MeCleIiand.
r. Nunkxby and Sisaieus Thompson.
H. = pehi and Il ixs Ssnherg.
A. Hush suf Hsanah sornes.
John r ~iifix aud ssrhi. y. Cute.
Robert Hssfimsn and Rosa Hopkins
Finch W. wead and sasie = iioughtnn
William Y Car.twttl and Be I'm isr.
Andrew Carlson and srrie Peterson
Edward Csyie SUD Frances D.vi bon.
Haas IN, nsssn and Dsrthea fiesjens
George X Wheeler snd Acsssh j Keller.
Lsuis 2. Skoox AMI Matilda johnson.
~ W Marsh aud Laftis : Actspire
j r. Resnosds and Ira n Eaten.
Eawsfk ID Ksss and Lizzie }. Irwin.
nmos hea A {. Jsstnhans aud Emma l.
psrkgne.
ose Anderson and Aunis Tharsou.
Johu j rr eee ard Aasle y. cooper
Thomas Davis sud Mars + De- nsston.
Jahn T. Lafsou I'D Leua Andersen.
4. Bishop AID ls.ar. hogsrs
C. = wsunrs assi Ias weataefora.
Artssur casesfon slsi ida Nav Page.
A A Jse kssa AND Mary Qainn-
caflus =. W Bewers and Margaret Had
lev.
swan Lewis ard Hannah Johnson
James II. Fry ami Ftapa saith
Ssssen fscBxh snss Hannah Ainhrpken.
Taomss Hossf sad tsnihssiBs A. Lewis.
Jsshn Nrfanis sna Rae. lee
bessie J ksapp and CLARA A. Fuillen.
EIss R.ssss ast ard louise lnbsr
Huge u1aaad aAa Annse IpAnsnn.
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AFRAID or Hkx HUSBAND.
A Woman Atsemps. se Jump From
the steamer II y. Potter

At9.4u c'csosk ass efeSiEg sus5 aHtr fht
rssttsr arrived from Taeoma = woman
whe was passenger attempted Suicide.
snan who claimed Is he the
wnsnan's husband came into the
after cabin aud tula Der fbst he
md warrant fus her arrest Al this she
rain scresmins ant Of tie resr end ct the
cabin sd 20 tile sssfis ard siue 81 the
sisrn- she got sugsisse IL II e railing assd OF
. lifeboat wnish IL sscfed th*rs.
Ths excited woman Was voseiy pursued
by her husband sad he nxss tiing shs I'D
Mas 10 throw Esr pefsk, sonsasuinz 80.
lsato the water. Just a. she was stcu: 80
rmnse ia the nsa n ashsd ever &c rs5f
iug aud lifetcMt and ssnght hoia 81 "a
slfrxs Al she ssmc tinas ne stpatsd For
h.fp. the wamau SIS the time Was ssa-
,s,axossus O. xss snsa Tic wsftr
Quart. syssSleg VT Ham johnson ard
lh,sfxr r. A. fsirtly csne te the naas
xs.tstxaea. Jumped osSr 10 the rail- Aaa
ht hs}d 81 thr ussaid t- safsids. "
wss only Through the artisd snssvss
az fhe chr nsse tkN ths
ssmntie wosnsn WIS carr ~ fEts tee cab n.
-,he screamed hastily sIssi kekssi sixsa otsay
after = TIME >aap 4uESss t.s1sn ssiss mtiiS
ashore hasl.i in hand sish her hnsbsFat-
No one ga h<zaFst ss*N tAs Hszs' OF tae
s,ua,,sss az the esuse 81 tie scste. The
Woman Il = sssss ~ sxe, ssusis
az tnftsi. wills arb hstr D Il
s,,eS. ard Is ss.sngst 90 b III mixtd heed.
siAe man waS ~ y aus a age agsa dark
s.ss1. ;.l4 xien ssausssziae and hair sna Ut
,sasstss8as &kee
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ro.Np AZ rscoMA.
A witness 10 80 tnf&rtaaate Gaze
Who Had Re~a srsrftss Away

Alice esstwes-a. = Es-sear oil SRI fvosa
.ssss.Aosmsse. wao had b e. raiaesi ard III q
.Ss.rstx~9 aw@y BY the an aos 4 het tnssfer'
tune. was sssssn a. TaeeHss ~ I.srasy-
sheEsg aa.oleFy sv>ssr ~ sxst brssgas -
shss esty 10 q der thai shs mssxhg be lseesi
RasssvF ssssasis 70 ape. ~ - witness asastsss
ter s4sstss r.
( Tbs gssf - IA oss.h4a Assf hvsst with hss
suaxSss.n. na4a nsssrd Clara. ~ .asaaaasss-
lsfs some "a = fsxx tsa~ sssf eTsz ~ 8 :.
sfsxs rzsass ts~ ga hsui>A eSassfs. sssfs
sad |. e-sszsps.ssst rs just : ~ ar e<ssx'
sng &ssS b a. 4smv> 4 rfsEerh .
shs So n1sssn ais N4Fss. Hts hzr<s
>xxasasa 4 Sstss ~ tie ~ <sssse zsssi
- g. "a = a. b maa sEa sss - gsNsa Jas
when district exslsvt Hass frsSssustssE
Ats1rn. S.uIsn ousssi THAI she gai ha*l
hsxa sss rssxsi 80 ny aEsss fhAt alssstaxsss h&si
i<xn afxs3 ~ Zee ssssxs fass she ra> - Z
si42ir- h eeEslsssssn 81 p tyxse - e
T4essszaa Agsss thai a. / ae w0ald - -
sa&ssxs.r IL sAs uss fussxsf % ensst SO $40
h u sh ~ wssnxs< 4 ex.satsr sszassss
k4s Also IL a >zM4smz that kf4 1 Nssd 80
exzzssnz ~1x ss~7<asas.s< i.ss tze xssis azss
-. -.
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a VERY Exee1fent Prswxnr-s.e -.
ae~.a = 80 -. 1r..----


vary E1ce31ent Frowrnxnnoe H~n-
1eeed - 4he Enes MAJ
81. xx<.~&s. - - g.
- = - ~ g t0e ulSE ~
nusa n9~<x ftNuent ~ In ~ CT. u
eiceed tnH night STIR 3 very an<e<xs4s
se4son- The hx1s n1d hofcanr 81 -. =
ns.x nerr asf~17 ,ftfs 3 = Z.
$50 49,. 4. = - - sHefe- and -
nhal n13n1 = eond nat hase been be4-
9esed
Fffaf on TIE pxoxrnzme enue : rle.s :,
xfxfzt rounw 1ey1fss -rxs. a 49, -, Il
ss.r-.., ..s.~.-s - --..sss - -.
Mans senoof g es'aMheniss Their pc
ana Keekurea W<fe hne tu1e<d. ead fhoWed
ncanlre<1 cniy 81 con<fsnf 1900 80 -
r<fecsfoex f7,ee rrrefrrd : Z. $780, =
T1s 9xtyenfi6 dgnms{ie rer1fnffs,s r. $780,
rendered g. little eff1- va nrsrsfas1y1e6 =
~ steo ff1n fn1slenrr sS<3<sI1nSs "a 4 II 3
srs<3 @kIower or. z uhlnh fn1lr.~esf-
Tae Recitation. sfJxiffad f3rf Is s.. : -
Nisa Annie JtYknx0n. wax srssl ds.rs ma
the cIimnx e she oeeasIou : - a. s'sa =
title IL .sWho KiIjsd Gofk Kobfanss s.
woodrsrd Tier we're rsrsI.ed 49, @ft 10
ROASTING encore, when they rendered. VIA.
~ the spHI thai uf.xff crsz<sfi, NJ = nrc~rs11
Farex<51 NJ err. Trste I.,vxs.9 Sx~,<. 81
loved ans,ff1er eueorc. sIrl,fs,vh me ss,.s
tler14x. bnd reaefed sflsfr rTsfx #, are
snIiisnce. Al slsey sraia A,peared ID sIse
q a9e each carr{e<l the t,tsaTaase shev MA
Gang ebf5sft ssysfmuis Fzrnno wno HsX
Dinfux,ud.H II va srndered 10 fnr,cs -,
aHuxinxly nafh<tfc. that b<ssl1 frnrz srls1
laughter fempfed s4ne e,f the audIeaec.
Ludiefgus = q SD though ii Was, they
we're recalled for the third time Win :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01


Mr.. ". IT. Mead. Of the Royal ronte- is in
town FROM Portland.
Ne. Jasnee 4 ~sarken 81 thu Port Towns
end .ts&hs Was ia the ,its Thursday.
Me-. n. +. wsuier, the capt siisl. leaves
today fer -. Louls 10 he abseat three
weeks.
Attorney FREDERICK u Darling lssvss for
Boston tsr ~ GA trip Which viii occupy
several uetkss
the oceideatal hotel fnes are from san
Francisco and are ON heir wsudsDk teas.
Nessrs. william o'tannssF. Henry Peter
sod Albert Hanna aud Ceofgs ies. TIE
nsrkmrn, ittt yesterday fsr ssss Lake tlfys
Col. j. C aslass fefF fer oismpa yesief-
dan. Ia sttsnd the msetfg q the terri
tosisl military board. which esnseuss
there ts@sss.
Mr.. ". j G. Kenyon, general passenger
axeui ~ the sssitagss hu stngtssn and
Northwestern railroad % - fsnl and M.
A. & sAcsei.sf, tsfsaS4al agent ef the haF.
llngsou, at Portland. sFeis, Memorial day
Ia tats city.
Mr.. -.masi favke, brother at George ".
aud john raFks Of eesIts.s. esfi nd ~ the
AZ soseh,sssr. Ia Mr. rss3e viii resnala
in :, sssis. a viii BE ia the smlloy Ut -
ChtShsrs & ca
cspfain j. A. Gsrtasl. late MANAGER 81
ths - James. the lrsssttss hfati OF r&n
niexs. Cal. arrived hesp is,~ saS oShs ~
sssu1ae msAsxemsnt ~ shs tse-clsaeness Ne
Is safsi TO tSs safe VI the hsss ks0un Boat
tscss ~, The psei DC enasS sas . very sac
cvsSfui ss seli - peFHs AZ s.tsrSr 20 the
wants 81 the tssvvtinx paslie,
Ag J. ~ e. stsiassn. tac sesarrsl mans
Ger e,f the seattle Csaaa sfd lFan Company
has gssndeesf his FesisnsEssis> - sss snsSs
~ ~ n a. his sssexsSsar cab T. afrsfsssf a.
This as-tsssu has sreeF sseasixAs aass = 2 ffe
demands - v I. AtAsas a EEis AIS s1aars
~haea repair as sntfse atsen q. 5ts
slH II osare cater the hsrds aTs Stssss - NJ
1~s I.ka sseeSt sn - seb ~ h~s tsss stls ~
p.fsnef saF .serss ~ sFse ard wsil %sss-
after take - sessse part ts ths rz - sxs :
nsxnf of be sa>snp>s ffw t~esxss Ia
hes aas kess NJ AfsfesaA's se.z1s IN The
Interest q ~. sfss~eat rsrnt PAM :
ne tss repressnnd sssise hSs
teHx rs<sfss,s~ Is k&x s0Ess
has heen bseess urson snevxy, e4F.x isy ans'
r1sarss &c. asss ssaesz quail 80 MI tnsur
Aka very ssatssxsaEg f~s>stsen . sx hass
nsss esa1asanals sad Il = a. NJ = fGa
HseaSAfs az ~ ssssssxs ssss&sersss
/, Tee t@@s .srsex me sesA.s-- esuna<s's
- xat.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-01

Daniel }. Aeckman passed peacefully
awsy a. his honae u Port Hlakeley Thurs
Idsy eyenirs, Of heart trouble. from which
he has bern suffering for over year past.
| n has not been fully decided upon what
tdsY the funeral VIII be held, but most
iikely Sunday win he chosen
Den nsckmnn, - he Wns famf1iaFly called,
uas pioneer OF WaehfnRfon. having
come 90 Puget sound from Noyfa scotia.
his birth place, thirty eight yenss ago. He
heated 81 Port Orchars1, where for mum.
beT Ut years he euwAked In getting out tim
bey, sawssiiis being af that time unkuown
IN this epnnffy. He mex went 20 work %
neaier aud log inspector for the Port Blake
leg killing Company. sixteen yeau ago
be and tht lste Jar9sa syior succeeded to
Che pnopfietofship Of the BNinbsidec hotel
~ Fort nlaheley, and st Tayiof's death
eackman bought his Interest from the
heirs. The hotel Mr. sAckmsr ran nntsl
his demise. He was q man Of sterling
quaiify. aud bore the reputation Of possess
ing - large Z heart ~ any man in the
Northwest. He i&aven Z widow, the
daughter IT Captain william Renfon.
Ar. Ha1kman WAS at the time OF his
death quite wealthy. being worth some
where In the Dttahbnrhool OF t75.ooo.
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aor nv "A w.xaN.


-. HatxtsF Received AZ
as 81 Mss q a. Preston.
-. -. wha snser /; tbs residence a.
~ .. rsSas. he astasney. A. ais -.
=, s.sss sfs'as OF ls~sk YESTERDAY n.sn.
s - sassn asss pnehzhly with = hal.
s -. = esiy BY NJ. a'rss,on's lister, n
49,. tassf. Me-. Z. 1. Pr sion of Bar,
q esssssF sffse,sa an .r,... =.
- 49, snrssssh asn,se~ an si., ...rs 4
-. y =. sne haa>e iase tar as,h,ae,a n.
!, ~ n tnfeash the hsuas. ~t,h..s ,sss,
Ss,s Hsets> Gu tue l.s., - s, !,
~ est fsfsn msns tsf,.hs. as - Y -
-. hssiaiis IL the sky,,sag ..,s~s.
- - utt1 e. esen twse bsssr.sn,
III ~ ss1ihe TIE ksss With ,,tncssrs.
zrsn1 y. aasssstssf hy shsSe S..lng s,<u
s>.sa ~ tssside. The shtsf AsAsr
41oe<s ga. ass hes Ao'fesi AID
f&n - 800 ~ Fad ssafe.si the Ky. This
khkea. - sstAsa ~ M atso M X 4
31n3.~ sas stses sas ar,sa..xf az sns
~ g. sssssfsess. ens shs .sa hEsu =. ~
cs{rsss assf kssess he ssAssa Sis zee.
8na - stass st.s ~. 4 sss syssss ~, h,ss
s.s.ss 49, ~ Sseg him. fsss failed
m - * sasssss slssa hss asask su
Nhk 4 -, sssssss tsmss. sud lsesne
~ r4xSs - = uscsi'snts ~esu ssisss i
HID -. - ss1 ~ s.s1ssiss E,s
y aAbse -. sfs>ssssss stss, sstsssfafur Z
nes~s -, ss,.ah AID sh.la .na 80 80
~ s.sea mar snss Mrs. rr.ss.,.ss !.
- u $50 .sss sis.sss ca sssf l>.xs. feE
- O.. ~ ( = srhsts afsep nx she l.fs.,
1ozfxe - -. - fs@ksts, NJ Preston. az
- nss.. -. .ss'sstss hss hss ssssst, Ass ID
: <&'s<f 49, <-e rs sfss - s5rsu k4r ~
- Assns -. aassses ssis plslssw IN sasx
" - 80 a.ssss sSss -. i ~ ~ s.sA
NJ - hsf shs sss susir ~ 80.
l1uehIs. s.ss,'sx aAseh y ~ ss-ssis .s1srn
49, q haRe - TIE o<stsssse ,sll ~
enak1 f sssss and SID 4
(1ss 80 was &c ting cat 81 IN.
-. - = J, Preston aaalssi al ~ ~
81 S l.s tbe NsUksssw sssss - he = (,
s Ms MS s<24isF l. nsssssr "a
Z eset - tsss sad ua< svu xsssx.s
s. 3 $50 ss&m. the hure
: loTk ea1.s xszzt rnalf<r NJ
-
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Pursuant 90 resolution Of The qualified
eisetaFS 81 scanas district Ne &, King
csgsiry ~. T.. gssssetl at special sehe<tl
ssssesing brid AFTER due u0tiew publsshcss.
ga the 18th day 81 Nay. ~. ise urisisr'
sfxnkd sesssss dsresscrs os sAid schn~si dis
tEsea No , ~.ia ssM 81 pubic auction xf this
sNrtsossl hssssss rrpsfsris. IN me ss4R Of Kent
ksag rsuniy. W I. ,lnu HD1unsAy. June -
Is-S. NJ tsse hnar as ] q et19fk r. n-s TIE sai
lewlne dessFssxaa real eeeNis fs-iungsnE q
SD srlssssE district Situated fn the sosn ~
k.sas. ksAx eouugy. ". T. ard ssarsleniaris
ds~sF5hes3 As szslsews. - wits Bexsnsflstg II
4 ssplsst an the ~tsgfh besuadary sfsse NJ sara.
4ses " RsaS-ssIs~ a natz1ss rlasHa, tn lawn.
sasp twxsty sws ~ snrsh u rxmxes k,u'
sz1a Ese {. AID 81 ssxss. y aarc the saw nsfiF
liBe fsf~cxm SAID E0wnxsslys tnsers~Sts satE'
<ssnth t<sssfzFsnry 5stsa. running taeRcx uEsTtk
Hss and thrive i zxrtssrs chains. thelsee NeS'
3eTxa ~ ehaaAss Gh<KeN south i've Afss'
fhryx-qxazzrr< rhaSns. ard theme e&<;
sven "a easisss % place ~ beefnHfae
Tssns&lniax bear 10 4erpk nssxre ~ s<ss
TeFFns. IL S~r cent. dawu A1zss sS.<n<s
fmsssse ct ten days ssa ths making oil ssas
decd
j. J. GROIN.
ii e. H4yIHEkSsJs,
narsess-s setoaa iysatrses 80. !. kins
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Tbo Wife II G<ckwan Writes for
Particulars.
On May 2 the body Of Jos phi rcekmau,
recent arrival frv:n Brefnefd, Mimi. was
found aaasang IN Lake Union. A there
wss no sppeafapee Of violence there was
no fngnexf held ON the rennanx Afser the
body had been identified II was gwen de-
cent bufial hy Cross 4 Go We fer,iny
evening Mr. Cress received the following
letter IRON Mrk peskmsu. dated BrAincrd,
MIMI, May y:
s4The body found q Seattle. am grsevcsi
10 say. - thetOf NV husband fafrtksiy
wish 3oH IL have him buried cofnfarabis
~ an unable TO send for him Aow rs he
had what little aouey we had saved with
him Ithfnk be bad IT l. sst s:sni, - we'd in ass
untershirf. II IL peas bic that he puf Il In
tue bark He slhs had . tool ehskt With
about 500 worth of too In IT, | am leit
emf ely alone with three children, Tbs eia-
ett b Ing 8 yeas old / sincerely hex 81
you TO do What yon fan 70, me. II noshing
n ore, send use his wedding ring, which
vas ON his dnxer wh n hc left s-. psense
lei mt know Al particulars, FOR anything
cpBcerf lag imswiii certainly te ms heart
COED. / hspe and pay 10 be as1se next
winter 10 come Tor hsn Hoping this vii.
resea you ssfsIs, remain. Yours respect
fully, MIS- IosEfff BEcknAN
In the uilderslaifs found on Bces mans
body HIS theory Is that tsscknan went
ON Q spree an either spent his Hlnney or
that IL was stolen from him. When he be-
came s.ber he found himself in strange
land without money or employment and
with family iu saF-of Minnesota Deepen
dent on him for support The realization
of ais misiortunes sas so great that he
committed suicide.
II is thought that the baggage check
found on Bees $ ans body WAS Tor his tool
chest. and an effort win be made 10 secure
II from the Sorthefn Pacific Railway Com
pany II all be forwarded la Mrs. Beek-
man II IL can D. found
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TnE IS~ AM ours.


Az the tinsfsa States land Office yester.
day Rsgi-ter Baird ans Eecesver sAieias
were busy turning ever tAeis resi- ecssye o Z.
fers 8, hnsnss ~. Reel. r.. the .sex regis
ter and 70 N-sss lswss R Hayden. the rev
resfyer he nsM req slsss sud receiver
viii take scrrn-i charge todey Register
Reed has ry~sts led Denlefs ksunes!y. the
steAegrRpases, o. fsvtlEatHy eiers
II y usaierStcssd slaf Regis CT Bstri will
efatafk In the lzw ba>isess ire tai. et4y
geeFfsce sais ids ha~ nj set stated " hat
occupation he Will kilfow
Tfsr . mmissscD az A. NJ Rfsokes. THE
nsw pest a Sc srris 4 on Thursday and
ssssav &c y III take tire plase held By 5aha
NJ. Lyon 10 "a past two ypsYS. " E. nr9s kss
h~s had euuSla rAhls experience sB the
s@s.sss Aesiue 6 i qualified 81 nske q
frSs-csA 5 = stnisS:er Essr tic PRES Mt Il il
nnsfess rsfe.d Eae erie NJ clerks lsssw em
played Ia ske pe>s fsre viii azz sse sslssng sxf
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Ems kfls1er - ske uersiue az the
RA8sx sssmsstsc DraHaa-
frye's eperx house Mas fliexl 10 orer
Sowing With large ard fashionable an
difnce iaxt evening 10 see E4e Esls.er il
the character Of s-HA1si Eirke
yef pears auds<nees have sat unsser In.
spell Of tbs siupse beansy OF AHxx i
klxkes" eharIned fzto lasiax sympathy
vita the grnfle heroine. sstf!e rIrsx
wafh her mis<oTtnbe and re3aiefnx with
n<T xneg - last xte re1 hes AzAzn The
essence 81 hnps inesx paxex hss~ hem
mrssf*n assuS ktze KlIsser's per rayxi ~
nasfA Iheus1n.k have Sranoanesa her
slnIpie art nisa tvssSiess the possibilities
81 tie ctas&c3 r.
This - Al sh< ekasacser sAasys be. :
sen5*r. 6ssinx dnuxhlsr, aexoted wife.
nsirAxes yst ssial ssr rAfensk child IA
What i rsssnrs "a misery and drxussr
she fsesents. arb Nish xhst a1ons SIZE
irnfus ct h<r false raSzsissns she brings
noe6s 81 fears ~ her aadirurv, ~ she foex
sofsh 6aene ard " - q re- fFarn the b. me
10 which ssfs fzss 1es u -. I arfsy
0het . psrfarv 1T nssssaffng1 she pre-
SCENTS xhen lrzninx axer tire winsfsw and
fxxsrx tsto s9e Bsssae Of her rhflsbnosf.
sr1m Whsrh her sf<fn ns9 sagh.F hasz
srs7*u her forth. and IN the a. lns To 4
seene how PssbefiealIy she taxes Il ave ~
the oid home aid te0<E she isees. fa d ek
20 ace tEs the eark waters. ard what seems
| - h9f h3spter aud brit htsr sf.ose.
Hsse sks 20 ussleFs end how Efse Ellsler
mas uau ifsr Hay snf0 she heats OF her
suatt1css after witnessing her dxlEnea-
ttrn Of thte txAcfsnx character
The BnussaH ksskr Of FrAs weston vss
= hbe ptees 81 dramatic work, and ia
every WAY did he merit the deserved 90
| pisu<e % received In the last ast Dr. 8
1 cysxs fsss3 iran
NJ. orsiiE3aaHson's Arshur carrfngforsl
WAS W. 10 oz acting, He niasie
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Lace curtains. Chester ClcAry.
silk underwear. Chester Cleasy.

Doc hid gloves. Chester Gieary.
sc large linen damssk towel. Chester
Clsafy.
Hosiery. q grand assortment 10 select
frosn- Chester CieAry.
&c double knee ehIldrsn's hose. Chester
CIsary.
New Iot safeens. Chester Cleary.
Lowest rates % Missouri river aud points
East. Al Union PAci1e railway oficc. li6
Yesser avenue.
beaded wraps reduced to %. Chester
Csesrys
Take the new roatc 10 the East, via the
Orvgnn short Line and Union Pacific: oflice
at liz YesIer avenue.
Fosters kid gloves. xxxqusliiy. Chester
Ciesry.
huc iron frame alpaca. Chester cleary.
Sos Mohasfs. chester Cleary.
II heavy white spread. Chester Cieary.
Purchase your ttkefx East At the Oregon
Short Liue aud Union pscIhc Office, il6
Tsxier avepue.
Cos siik sHstres. aiI ro'ors. Chester Cleasy.
Per cypress yesftrs3ay-P ccItemeri &
Co. kid gloves; 5 buttonss sa TOT. Chester
Chars
sse 81 wool soinch dress goods. Chester
Stfs.trx
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F'KoM McNEGII.ss IslASDs--Unlted States
Marshal Hamilton said yesterday that he
would bring the prisoners who are 10 be
fris,d before the district court over from
AcNeiIi's island on sunday. They VIII be-
brought on the morning trip al the steamer
Fleetwood. There are some twenty-five 20
be brought before the sntrt. They Will be
confined in the SNAIL building In trout OF
tho county Jail until their eases are disposed
az IN court
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school in The Duwnmish district closed for
the term and II not reopen till September.
TAe SCHOLARS presented Miss Mary Turner,
th teacher, a fine gold ring. with pearl and
ruby setting. as a token ~ the esteem they
have for her. Miss Turner has taught IN
this school fer The past two Years
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I've l.sg.ss aass ~ IN. same Tims
Finger Ampasnsea.

On Wednesday .fssFsaun 81 o'cissr b.
George Raske kni Charles Aa.sr~.a. leg-
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asss Ssssasi ed a sssrsasc ~ she asf7ke f9as
81 tie rsshs SO, sss srssrs sasssh - TIRE
sxzst ssss rsser. haYks xa< Ssrafssss k~e-
swes - I'VE asR~ sast sfsc szzssss a " fesx
shss ,aosa t-ssss as he 4 z ssFs oxsskSn in
tao sfve. iss~x s'-asr tfr snk te sat ta~s
~ s..s shs sQss The fsze arss sd y Bar
isstsss-s,ss sre ~ = 81 a EapzsfssseH Hsx
~ sssssx- say Tee fa{xrs EnsE arc 81
Fss,ssss-a.sH~ B. spttsa
ksssIea -@5ssss gsfzsfSas. rcafh stnr~
~ss - snssFsE~sfs ~hsir .usktnx iH asa
SIS sssIs ~ Fssss hasksls ~ 90 s~sef~ts sH'
hw r1xht hsost Yesterday Drs Wsssssss
saa saith trt 80 sss~s snssFx 6arrs ~
S1ssrssr ssxss fasss- - xsaesef< nrass 81 !
81 cpef.ssssE rec >-ary.
Nuw = sse stmt = ns~ Pfaas1ess orvsos
Hsp~s1 Fuf5&sF T4te ~ n
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4 FAMILY JEwEl.--Dr. David Kennedy.
the celebrated surgeon of Rendont, n "
Will send you his illustrated book. low
10 Cure kidney. Liver and hlood piseasts- :
utlon receipt "a 2-eeaf stamp. u also
contains two stories written by Ned bant-
ltyss
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Laylxo rnE caBIr.-The harsp Elecsron

LaylN0 THE cABLK.-The barge Elecsron,
frola Victoria. Is here for the purpose Of
laying the new cable Of the Puget Sound
Telegraph Company, between Aisi point
and Beans Pc rt One reel of the cable
was plse, q on the barre yesterday, end the
o her Ii 1. expected win be- In position this
morning The steamsr !. Z. Boyden viii
arrive from West Passage this morning
ard will tow tho harge in the work oil
stretching the cable