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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-04
PENSIONS

New Laws, new Rulings. Every soldier or soldiers
widow should send to to the Old Established Claim
Agency OF p. II. FITZGERALD and get his l2pags
pamphlet on War Claims mailed free No GO l, East
II arket street II. FITZGERAL
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-04

INSURANCE DIRECTORY
HENRY COE.

HENRY COE Fi Fire Insurance Agency
10 Martindale Block.
HOLLAND, CHAS. A.----.-.---------s2E East Market
The Etna.
The North British and Mercantile Of London
81 DLOW q MARSH, Managers, sO2 T. Market ST.
for Indiana. Ohio. Kentucky. Tennessee and West
Virginia for the PrOvident Savings Life Assurance
society OF New York. sheppard Homans's plan OF
pure life insurance. unmixed with banking q
spetia!ty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-04

Few singers since the world began.
My comrade, e'er blew such q tone
Ofjoyance from the Pipe of Pan,
As your warm lips have lately blown;
No grief unknown, no Old-world moan,
Finds voice I'm you your songs are new
AS April lilacs, dashed with dew;
Your themes are common, but your thought
Cleans like frightened FREELY caught
In tangles OF trellised vine.
Or like a flashing jewel brought
To light from some deserted mine;
Your hearts chalice, brimed with wine
Distilled from many field and wood;
No kinder draught the gods have brewed
Than this you pour, . bard benign!
Strange spirit, wrought OF shade aud shine,
You meet and master every mood.
james Newton Matthews
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-04

Two Loves.
i wonder II certain lane
SO happily Is faring
As when my first love. Ellen Jane,
There took her daily airing.
My lOllipOps / shared with her.
And, daintiest of misses.
For every sweet, without demur
She paid me OFF in kisses.
My latest love is Eleanor,
The Jane is quite derided
And though still divide with her.
My pay is undecided.
Sometimes when sweets and flowers most rare
on her shrine am showerlng,
Her smiles with sunshine fill the air.
But ali. too oft she's lowering.
No matter how strive and WOO,
No more for me such bliss is
To see her-as she used to do
Put up her mouth for kisses.
Sweet Eleanor. though grown are we,
My love brings more Of pain
Than when your summers numbered three,
And you were Ellen Jane.
Cora stuart Wheeler, in Century Brio a. Brac
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-04

Written for the Sunday Journal.
A Mood.
A moment since, with idle glance,
l scanned that picture hanging so;
What is its theInel A blue expanse.
Cut by some crumbling castle walls,
A sparkling play of waterfalls,
And green, Swallowed vale below.
Each feature now plainly see:
a picture, well, YES, fairly good
Yet what within il touched I'm ME
This half felt, wholly battling thrill
OF faint elusive memories, still
Too fieeting to be understOOd
This struggling sense that stranger lands
Were yet not always so Of old
sense that my daZed spirit stands
A traveller that would fain recall
Age distant wanderings, and all
The joys and sorrows that they fold
A longing, vague and full of pain;
Strange, what chance something could have
power
To call il up; when now again
look, and 10, the mood Is gone;
I see an unknown stream alone,
And by il stands q castle tower.
-Evaleen Stein
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-04
Written for the Sunday Journal.
To Riley.

/.
L borrow half my zeal from you.
My brother-yOu who soar and sing.
Like some impatient skylark thro'
The welkin with unwearied wing;
With eager ear turn to hear
Your song so dewy-sweet, so clear,
So silver-silken. like skein
or passion tangled in a tune,
Or like the tinkle Of the rain
Upon the lily-lands of June,
Or like the low and limpid rune
OF lOtus-scented streams that creep
Among the hooded hills of sleep,
Forever meath the falling moon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-04

COMSTOCK &c COON Sc,
WOOD, CHAIN and WOODEN FORCE PUMPS.
Dealers In Iron Pipe, Driven-well Points and all
Driven well Supplies. 1917 ana 1879 s. Meridian St
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what nau become OF my ldtutT, anu Dy the
news of his death Mr.. Bradford would be
the richer by 100000, as well as relieved
| from the burdensome yearly payments. The
| thousand year he thus saved he would
| give to his son-in-law and daughter, and.
| with replenished Golfers, the bank would
| enter upon a career of increased prosperity.
| But the proofs were the thing, the proofs of
| the identity of the deceased. which. when
| they arrived. did not prove thoroughly con-
| yincing, somehow. to the representatives of
| the insurance Companies. Further evidence
was called for, and this caused delay and
anxiety.
But there seemed to be no reason why the
wedding should be postponed. Mr.. Brad
| ford having once given his consent, was
anxious that the affair should be quickly
| concluded. Marriages in MAY every body
knew to be unlucky, and why should peo-
| pie marry in May when they might marry
IN AprlY So for an early day In April the
i wedding was fixed.
| AS preliminary. partnership deed was
| signed by Bradford and myself, and from
that moment my anxletes became most
poignant There was q grand diiInneG-pa art
| brate the event. ana in honor of the APP
| preaching wedding All the best people of
| the county were there, and nearly all the
! chief magnates were condescendlng enough
| to congratulate me. and 10 assure me that
| the confidence so long reposed in the old
| bank would be strengthened and confirmed
| by my accession to the firm. But there was
one conspicuous absentee, ana that was Mr.
John Barraclongh; who bad intended his
business. Still, he had taken Mr.. Brad.
ford's excuses very well. and had promised
that the little misunderstanding should
| not effect in any way their business rela-
| tions. For all that, L fancied that our
! friend was a vindictive kind of man, aud
would do us an i'll turn If he could.
And although tried my utmost to be as
gay aud lubilant as beseemed my position
] could not help seeing the skeleton that
| sat with US at the banquet and waltzed in
aud out among the dancers. or realizing
how the people, who now showed us SC
! much consideration, mi Ght, in few weeks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

CITY snd Suburban Property ia De-
mand commissioners.

01Txras. Feb S--osynpss and Tas==
water real estate caastnuNa GA tie ap.
grn1e, 70 fxs IS Fasur xn1 activity 81 sales
+ coauxrped. Thousands Of aollsrx. worsh
81 property II changing Eansss exery CAS-,
Aefnx sold rs4ssest aafy fu people fsosa she
est and frosn d5sn- sssan4 estiess
The Trsnwxtef tsnnxsy sas sold yNeseF.
dey 70 SeASsse fas0yix. vile. Il Il reported.
ufls ~ oaee st. ap and operate II on =
larks scais.
Nesmsn Killer. 81 IaconA. has par
Gbaxcst f1sarsy asas sSrzs nssT Past pfysa.
rtas passhE $500 fer TIE sans j +. MAJ
plsf sga vile hare purchased Fssso worsa
III Iua sassF realty Ef1zs d. J. Cham sefs
Mrs }ufaa Nssss Hose, tbs fssSs. has also
quite lnsxc tfHxs 0eaT FHnN afke. aasa de-
clsxss thai sis sassnds 10 iacase sher-.
The sd nSwk was received is thix gsfs
laxs nsxht pf the susssfen death ID P0rsa&na
Of tHs fafzss child cs dsFriscfsaa Treasures
BIpdRatt, Mr. ssass Mrs. Bas<t<esf hsxIax
besr an q Walt IA fsizass - Portland The
6efensee sszfsntz wEa vefurn 70 this CTS
ternlsss. ssss the fansFai az tie raid wtll
take pfaea 20 innTEcw fr1tn kasksf rssld1nee
o. fssagsA sfx~ss. Kay. Bark. ~ the Epss,Fs
pal snuFssts. coss8Ers5ns ssee sad rites tt
Hutssfe - saaIhg II the whale csssa Il =
e sxtenasss 10 sse1a
NJ. c. n. LessenNesfh has netasaesi sfu=a
EAsssoslsiA sad ssH soen sxxan tho goa.
ntrnssseu Is BIS kss>a gesssscaes "a Nsia
stress.
EoaMtNSxoNEHs. EnesSrEogSes.
TIE bessa If essapfy uam1ais1taaxys al.
5ezsrs1es1 tkis nsssBtss. sft~s hzslag ssessa in
session stHee iAsz Muaasy maesmins Ssrx
little hnsfsssks ~ jeHysofsAnss was fssgx
xttet siHrsnx tse terra. fhe ssta1 being d.
srlfss principally % tssssgsss es . rossslae
nefsFx.
Darins shs xsaoa rae hssara os.ssrsss
warrants asaNa 10 tar xnaeesas 81 sssssss
4ss20
The hssssss Qs1ssssos wsS again cassx5.se7s.sl
and ttse hitis which bad teen sergSsez
since last szsstsla were opeaeSt The fssp.
ess ttl ysf received fox the fzssassi han 4
Of tasss eDKnsy ses 90 sssa wAs soaad b. kss
81 pes cert. Witch taa Heard ssens1lse<s q
Assfe Aso high The commissioners have
Annuange6 that saeE have siarsslest Is AZ
cSps 30 bid fer snaTS fhAn Esx cent
tae soskaFy ssditoE Is uaa So have she
aSt ~ TIE eNsAss ca4nty ss1as31ng the
sxsfa ssissapns Eksiag decided e. fs4Se A
rcasn n ses Herr hatsdstsS inse hich the
shsfiffs ofsce viii tss Eaoxest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09

sAN raANcIsco sEFIEw.

SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW
San Francisco, Feb. 5.--wheaf-Fairly
good t6ne to the market: sales reported az
u ~, which Is about the best figure
obsainssle. options: Buyer season.
Il 49,: buyer 1853. 81 20.
Barley Holders are firm on account Of
dry weather. rot much demand fer
legitimate trade: No. / feed. s2iSc.
Oats Holders seem less Inclined to
make concessions, 81 large receipts are
not manipulated IN near fHtare; values
moderately steady. trade fair: choice feed.
81 10: No. /, 81 o.: lower grades. slEsi o.
fiops-sorD small inquiry. but no sales
reported
&c per 10: Peerless, sGa5oc: fsnrbanks. 5ss1
zoe. Garnet Chill, S0ta6sc; Early Rose, SIC
s0r
Busfer-Denand goad. bls receipts free:
fancy - sszac. good 10 choice. ls<azLac.
Eggs Market very weak California
ranch, isfHisc. store lots. issei7e.
No charters reported.
sEw YozK sEgcaAspEsx MARKET
SEw YoEg. Feb. S-Hops-Figsn; mod
erateIy asssxe.
Cofsee-0pzfons 1ss=sles steady, closed
s2ies, q, GO t6gs zen. SIS DO. March. April
an1 MAY. as sszI5 70. Spos BIO. nrn:
fair ea-sDeS. 4z5sfs
sagar-~ as. stronger: refined In fair de-
s1anc Aa5 strong.
eoYYeF-Dsll ard weather: lake. Feb,
SIS 81.
Lead srisker aud ssssese domestic. 81 Is
Xin--Abous steady. straits. 81 g.
FstyOsenEt-tgTeBsd sfsaAlsy 81 size. and
after sdga3ciTzg 10 size fsseezse weak &n3
declined 70 - se. aisd eaosei sts&dy a.
-
cHicAs0 FEoDT9E NAgxET-
CHscA&a. Feb. S--wheaf--k soseza eaSy
sad lower thaE ~ II o'clock: cash. 81 o.;
Nay s. e@98
cosn-ssesdy: cash and March. STE.
1ny, Iss4e.
ssatx-ssseady cash. .sxsc May, g7sse.
B2fsey-Sofhtug doing
Pork - STEADY; cash, 81 y7ls March,
81 81: May. sII so
Lard Steasiy. cash. S. So, M&Eeh
y So May. g. gs
eHicA1a 1--WE Stock MARKET.
CHICAGO, Feb. Cattle Receipts, s,aaa.
steady snd Zoe lssefs choice 70 extra
heeset, 81 4sas - steers, sse9s 3: sfockeTs
All FEEDER. - Tses 81. Texas Steers. 80
asa
Hogs Receipts. fs.oo; strong aud ssGIae
higher. mixed 81 as44 81 heaYy. 81 5sxS
{ -. light. 81 7e94 -
sheep Reeesass. A0o: Hseassy. astives,
- ses&s % Western cGvu-fess. 81 zss94 q,
Texans. s. 5Aa4 IS
HTE2Toos. skAfS MkRgEr.
I1xEaassod-. Feb w sseaf. f5rs-s. demand
T faiT. ncsssers offer spafltaxfy
S-torn~~EA demand fair: new mixed
( 8Setrrn, a. "a Ter rensal
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e<y w<zss ney g <xpec=sd n1z< saszsaes
r. szsszre ersd..x oszxEt q ~ b. Ew
Z. rcd M - soon bxuexn1 hecS IN AnxSes-
pexsom ~ se<5s& w1rx is skDr< Lime 60
sozss sont<xD3ss<S <xseckszzs ~ shet
fun1 fxn<a herr
Ender RE n<x lexze 81 BeiexI sxp<s %
khss e1BafS sxsTEns 81 se&<Sy <E4s9W -
exnerxs1 k<r TIE hez%Ef ~ TIE xNkzCxx
Xa5Dr FsxHk r E<n&exs, Neepn1 C4x3ixgt
wess ka1xn ksse. hAs bf<n r<<zre1. &nf
gxenfs k1z4zApu 9Ez6 Fs4is<r. ~ TIE 1xns<
rsxssxezs. Azse heeu Dyzsrss<ezs. fZss Sorx&ex
to - exp<szR and the axfzsz - - kssf leu
s<uEssf
I.xss zfs1t ~ pes1fss8n. 5xzs ~ s r&xs
aer1ger ~axeh was beEnx asrxsss O. tie
#ssss Nss5x asztas fss sLs&na keeter sx~
p<Dssef- ezawfnx Dsfs TIE esd Of she eD&1A
and Efftnx sns CIR WIKI sexs1lnx sss<rz-
FastsnxExIg 20 s1e sks L. the car. fsse
Esfasfsx Sztsr sssay fssxs<nrsfs wszzA hxse
he<u eb1ars
0Hsnx % fA4 ss4as fxxsa kT c1aps5
EgaaEn 5sx4xgner i y. MUsxsz. of " xstzs5sygs
he sfeszzks reflzsEuz - t4y0F fAe issuance
Of scrip 80 aid ssS Hest gxzEfsas9. . 1uzsk<,
suxIg e1xnssa retlzssa = fssfx ia Esrcasskson
In NzlssUHrz ard ssef1fsy ssks1z hfzs -
resfzn MS sElcx HIS s8.zfsoa sz belssEes1
~ - esesxs7 sgxirss tie lnserests af shs
eossnty
Hsfnessav tAs MsxAassss E1asegaaa
GbnrEH 81 WxiEsnBrz ess4szd sEstT&@ ssDszr
faK xssa e n<emkers Tnx CArzsfSs1 40
eSesy q tse ssfne toxD. Esve o n1sssz1z
fp - ~ : vita &s eUfssesss fke past
fortnight
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Three shelton People Killed
By Poison.
anx SPOKANE AND roKrHEEs


0rYMr4&. Fx<,. s--S<ws Nsz fscesTe1 -
Is esfy this rno<nsnz ~ 9 forrikzls trsxsssT
m1sies ec<urred III ehe3tss, ~ which al
lnue a <u<zrs faBiIy wss sss&isT snsassd-
II eoem1 fbet 90 issz Xosdsy. sIsnes1ss ts-
~ efker :. Eersesnx and family asd IN
$500 xrftsx their dtnasFs ee{eFss mem-
- 81 fbe fsnlsT we're tAksa with tts,
- Dies Of bssinz bser rozseasa AstAiae
Inrrnrsnz. 4 pAgxt<sxa Nxs - ozfs sszzs-
11oned. buz ssfpittsssndfsg tie ufass~f
\ 1870 and esFe 90 bts r.&fs. bis yatias1fs
800 3z1dnazif worse. SID yesterday ~.
TSr1esux erd txo Of sis essisdssa died. 4
e1u1sua rY,fes q nov moneu1srisy expected
- 40. n.s. Esrte1ax Wiz pso<<tly re-
Isnssxrssxstson rcresled tnt tsst that the
Gs~Ifr l1Sd rnzoubt<sflf hee8 p<sskosea
~ esfinu enkbAke whieh MR. EosssszEx
- eno<ed }0r dinner. uns Chilli 1l9 8os
- nrlv 81 fne ea1bsS1. consequently re-
SS@fS5 ur3L Mrs.. Bordeaux Ste ~ lzffse
ri f74 cnt5nxe. eEf ~ eoz<Efz usGcF VII
sS1sesxrr< Il Is xupTosed Ez1st TIE tabEt4Es
SsSs 5000 eonse 6oIk0naus VEGETABLES n54fr
~ ~ leb viii probably BE- Ascersssnfa ~
k0fd3uG ~ autgpsys The funfrM o use
Sel1rGc1 ufst sAks p.aee IN this city ~.
S1oTros. fnmedi3ff.iy after the arrival %
- SffeD<f Clara EfoxDs
4he fsnas1y cxzas from Gaazsx AtSDtsf ssx
weeks eeo, and had built ta<fs very
csn fos3nbIe little k1aae IN eA<;tss=ss where
$3.50 were hixblg respected.
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SHIFTING NOTES.


Tie shsp 0athereF sent 10 sea last night
The Amrfsran ship lFAnhoa vii arrsxa
heFe shortly from san Francisco.
TIE tug Phantom stepped a aew fore
Enass AZ Ieislan's waarg Yesterday.
The schooner TeRxsr 10 preparing for q
seal fishing cruise. al B4xters wharf.
The l. J. Perry hrvughE 10 foas Of hay
ssosn from the sksgit riEeE yesterday.
The barge upon which the boilers aud
machinery fer the isG@anasgh Msiltas
Eos1raay weFs loaded ca THURSDAY sass.
sss towed 10 tke eoEapsny's MIL ycster-
1zy.
ia making : landing CT her slip AZ this
size yesterday morning the fcrrT boat CITY
of Seattle was carried by the tide garcsaly
againss the sierra of the nlyf1pizu The
Ssaskix' wheel heHsr wss damaged "a the
eSYe4t Of 80 The ogssnpsAa escaped
With scratch.
f0NT DISCOVERY. Fen = - Arrived -
SeA- Oceanic NEaee. Sai8ssf-FS pezcaa
ffsRT. fea, 81 schooner ia tow sssd s
schooner andes SAL Passed outward 81 ;
= ~.
SeAH B4x. Feb : -str san Pedro
passed IN. t9E M&kgsck IN the hay; c1ouay
sFssh southeast wind.
San FRANCISCAN Yea ~--Arrfsesf--esr
Columbia. fartlkasl; Nsslesse, Port N astss
~aa. tsaesrcxi--Ma Ak Sssmhoui. cruising
Ssi3Sst-wailA wxllA. Victoria Szusesss.
Taeem&. Lskoa. Pert TosaseEsa
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ter Aunulled-M0N Bch0ess
TACOMA. Feb. a.--sait was commenced In
~ name 9f the territory. to-day, ex relation
0e0. o. Kelly. against the trustees town OF
Fuyellups 70 annni the charter granted
n Judge Allyn, July 81 Of iast year,
HtIaksr alleges that the charter obtained
unoef the Get Of the last legislature Is void.
beeouse made on an ex parte application
n Judge Beverly, without giving an OPP
Dortunffy for reiator and others 70 petition
0n1ust n: that he and others own property
Within the limits Of said incorporation.
p1o1fed into town lots nor Intended 10 be,
fad that they are opposed 10 extending
Cexoe{a through or paying taxes 20 the
Wunlcipality on said property,
Ju6xH Allyn made en- order to-day In the
&c 81 the town Of Cenfrnlia. which de-
11fed 20 give mp its special charter aud be
fest seseion. The order grants the prayer
~ the petitioners
ID fhs probate rsurt the 5n&i account Of
John n. Fuller, eifninssfrntof Of tifs estate
a. a. J, Hhippie. wks tIed. also tbe Anei
oco0uut Of John u. Parker. guardian OF the
N1sck sad zsinors- Psfkes asks 10 Be ssss
Cosnpis;us was ras.ls today cAsrxsnx X
n Meyer wsth bslnx EHszne. The ease
opHnea mp ta-snpfros.
John ausrhy. wtstse sssxxsng ssss nsas
Cafsous mil to-day. Has ssseEk sftfz
Eub Of TIRE be sss szilfax It's head
wns cat oyen ard his back sEd ssx badly
hfHiec1 and injured. bat ~ Miller. wAo
At1cnds hlfe. thfnks he Niiz feeexef
~ 4aestzax Of the SEs5<sss issarss ~ nigh
= couzSs<t @ns lss faf sske ue1 3eEessi bnEla-
lnx. cernxr Of * and sessnfeeash streets,
- noss 34Tzt
a meeting oi The trustees ot he tassx.
91au church H&s held 81 Mayer IfrzszA 4
o1lice this nfserne1s, when il VAS decided
- build 4 tsrsoaSxe - 6Esee-
The taxpayers IL faa s3uta end 81 Pacific
aReuus Isesd a. sasiwa&sioa Nesting isks
night IL 1ssf Szss the sszzs1eF Ia waieh ths
Qndkn< 81 that rss&ksHsy wss 1nas. IL wxs
decides 70 zppusnE eezara .stee 10 gszs GA
the eonEeG and pfstea sKstisss psylng Is
cpntsaesof. ss<easse Be as4 kprrsFri stza'
sidewalks 10 his ewn nse Er0 hauled III
4fuHfH 1E3 inxz 70 81 ha1z1s. e0Yerfns
them np. xhca TBS contract eaiae4 fas tneil
heiux hauled saxF pssttnx ia cr1isssag ~
prexir thai il IL rfsn giving Way. ka1 nsi
pHttiEx down sns Rev Sidewalk.
Bkxfep FadsssnA hss received ss0ttcs
thai ~ Eexs&ru gsrtsesnea ssD dou&le 1
1ox4e pos II lessa fox q pew church. aezi
fakes sadisaan
Rank gsear.nees tGs<say. fk-.s7s
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npor .Fsb.xs-Au important meet
90 n Ezrif1ese ElsnuaS held af the Board Of
Trsls r1oms his Afterno0n 80 consider the
= r1Gfi8n a giving bonus 10 Gorbins who
,,errlfy roId tbs Emur dAiGze braneh -
~ H0ff11exa Pacific Company 10 build the
101wn11& 4 Northern, which hiss bsex
713fe6 III for sosle time. The meeting
665axed sf1e proposition. The line viii
EnTs ffse city on the north side.
MI skin Walkers prairie oE the
49,. p4xt Loon lake, chesslsh
SSd r0ig1Ile 10 Little uailex. There Il viii
11oet ! lire Of boats which viii rnr up the
ffQer, coDneettnx with = branch HE %
20 Canadian Pacsife, giving spokane FAILS
6711I anozl1ex outlet east aud west. People
- particularly anxious % Ind person
n % Nixe connected vita tBe Northern
Gke1ne Railroad. and they feel confident
81 hsve that person Ia fhs gentle man
80 proposes 70 bnffd the road.
IHfs Insposl1ssce IL ffia road 10 syoksBe
UhIH cannot be oseresfinafsd. u opens
- 3 ma and magnificent mining country.
u nEbf6s additional railroad facilities, and
r. Rnofaxfeex low fright mates, With al
80 cQnnecfton with the Canadian Pacific
NJ Insight problem will be tffeefaaliy
6nlve6. From conversation with number
e acutlemen interested 1t seems most
Xtt31 fAat the present project viii be put
feoaxh Wifh1us further delay. The town
ria s;ahecribs ti9 Coo 70 the road
4 speeini train OF Minneapolis and IT.
HUu1 people passed through here this
Uosnfi18 en- route 10 Seattle.
n n learned thkt the o. ". a. n. Co. II
looktn9 the ground over with vfeS OF ex-
16n1ing It's linc from Goitax to sprsgae the
oamfue summer.
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THE SHARON LTrIGaTf0s.
The Defense Denies JarIsdieffen Of
the state Caurf

eAs Fa4scGsc0. Feb. 49, HeaTfnx Of the
application 81 Mrs. E4ssss 81 Tea Terry for
TIE appointment ct q reesiyeY 81 the
estate 81 WIS Sharon Was resumed here
ghEs fBorufDg Judge Nessek for
the defense continued hls ar
gument OF yesterday - the effect
that the efrenit eonrf Ersf obtained surss-
dictioa of the case and that IL had para
mount Jurisdiction 10 any eonrt in tao
land. Among the authorities quoted
hT the Judge ives one deasision
of tbs state supreme court when
David i. Terry was associate justice
IN which that eourt decided ia favor 81 The
position now taken by the atfornfes for
HheHoa.
Ex. Judge Mcguire beld that the eircuit
court had lost jurisdiction ageg the orsgs-
asi snbiect matter when tho defendant
waived priority ID the circuit eunFf
hy invoking tbs Judgment Of the state
eDtrt on a question which constituted fsse
subject matter OF the federal court and an
eIefnent TIA sfe divorce case In the state
court. Judge Mcguire spoke for four
hours. He VIII be followed By 8. E. VIII
son In to-naorrow's PROCEEDINGS Of the
fsfalrf
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Los AsssfEs. Feb "a quarrel which
has been going on among the highbinders
In Chinatown for months past over q
spanlshds hiuekt woman known ~
The Peruvian Princess. eliminated
10 night In tho murder Of the woman by q
highlander known as All Hing. She had
received threats from several f1ishbinders
that she would be killed. This evening
four pistol shots we're heard In the wOsnafa's
house. and q policeman going in found
her dying with ghassly wound IN the
left breast Che said the shoating was
done by All Hing. who came here from
san diego two weeks ago. She gave q de-
scri;5tion Of him and then expired.
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wALa-s wsIrs NEWS.
The City Hall an Immigrant mesea--
The afa@nsaias Bare.

MALTA WsL2A. FesA S--iRs sssg rassea i
peaEsas ialD this city 10 FAel1ty sast the
city BAH hiss txes vaeases. aaa saasa suss,
m immigrants sesssssstasy hsxas.
AZ 9 f&ssstnk 81 the Nrxsrlesy Ass<asis
tzna yesterday pssnasssess 1sicegS 1T tAe
fefA5 sAhs a1<e electra IS tssis2wss n w
small. neysa,.sssis y. Nss'ssshs. sssssssAxss
~ Ast nSsssas. trSs<usefs SaFSg terss J &
AaatxoS. Max GxuzaesSseT SID =. SmssA.
J. u. Pan wsS ars,ase set ge5sezzE frssesseg
aid superintendent
Ezse "a ysast az ssz9zaezsen prCcssslaEx s.
cesaETsiag n Daytea wsS etgusessss. tae
sn1aezaant. ] s. &ofzas. fsz@sssF esleSshsss
xzaszef. 'Has ksN4-ssy fssx akea
iaass4zs Wssa. &srceg sd I. r. SVaEts =
sszs srrsssss Ear sH5ssssea eoss s.sssssst is
Use sttessset a. wsxs sasss xa hkea
tFssssa EcaE NyA essa last fAli Tzss>
ssaakss sests arrested tA@s fss. $ssa ne cad
II tsss yes,
Sessr in the saxEn@xy se tas eldest IN
hNt2tant has there hs~a sa isssse sHssu en-
tkS saeanf aies. Rssaeafev saw glveEr ana
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Smallpox Patients Have Rlxhss.

Los ANGELES, Feb. s.--Tha jury In the
damage sHif Mrs. Matte Mef.aud
against Hogan q nj this afternoon
returned 4 yrnilct for the plaintiff,
awarding sl10a The complaint alleged
that In January. lsss. Miss Ida searie
plaintiffs daughter. while suffering from
smallpox, was foreibiy removed from her
house, where IL Is claimed she was not
properly cared Ter and thereby her death
e as hakf@rsa4
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4Ds-xAxxe. Pet. Up r. JuABeoss. Of
Ak,efseea. ef1srxed wits Iszrxisr7. reeisszez
60 the M<sns1<as4o s5esI cage In deszsz1 OF
500 bss Ees srp@sraree sf TIE May term
~ esurf-
A new h0sei hss baen epenea on Mails
styeS4
an1ther sxwmiis 4 wasted A. tits PLACES.
Tkerss sx q good ste for rmsi5 ard bsoza. zgEd
az arnnsnes ssygiy 81 the hEses1 81 and
cedar Eo5EgenEessx
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SACRAMENTO. Feb. s.--In the assembly
this morning vote wss taken on the bill
20 send counsel TO Washington 20 defend
the Chinese exclusion act. The bill failed
20 receive the constitutional majority OF a
AID was lost The vofe stood. ayes. IS,
noes. %. Nottee % reconsideration vas
ID