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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-18
THE SUMMON WAS SERVED
A Deputy Sheriff Outwits the
Duke of Tacoma.
Amusing Incident Of the Divorce
Proceedings Instituted. by MIS-.
CliRfon r. Ferry.

A scene in the sensational drama COM
menced III Paris about hree months ago.
in which Clinton r. Ferry the Tacoma
millionaire. his dashing wife and Par
isian dude were the principal characters.
was enacted IN Seattle yesterday
Ii viii be- remembered that Mrs Ferry
brought suit for divorce from her hus-
band in the san Francisco courts abons a
month ago. since that time her attorneys
have been attempting to get personal ser
vice in the case upon Mr.. Ferry. bur he
was too foxy III be caught aud the sheriff
OF Pierce county csrrl q the papers in his
pocket until they were nearly worn cut
without getting chance TO serve them.
Mr.. Ferry Was In Seattle yesterday visit
ing his brother. the ex governor, and, by a
strange coincidence John \. Young, of san
Francisco, attorney for Mrs. Ferry In the
divorce suit. was also in the city. When
Mr. Young heard that Mr.. Ferry was here
he a. once turned over s copy of the sum
moas and complaint TO Deputy Sheriff
David Mckiniay foe service.
Deputy Mchinlay hunted all over town
for the millionaire defendant and finally
found HIM az Attorney -esenerai Metcalfe's
Office. He walked up to him and rendered
him the papers
II won't take them" said Mr. Ferry.
waving awav the prefiered papers. aud
>pSaAttlk tAtAstIFA. must ste my at
Forney and consult with him before ac-
cepf service
Mr. Ferry the meanwhile was standing
with lis high white tile III his hand. and
Deputy Mekinlay. seeing that he could
DOT prevail upon the millionaire 10 accept
the papers, by dextrous movement
laid the bundle on top OF the hat and
turned away with the remark, That's
good enough personal service
Il wont touch the papers. hava't been
served. said Mr. Ferry, as he shook the
papers from his hat and let them fail ON
the floor.
General Metcsife informed him. how
ever. that he had been legally served so he
finally picked up the papers aud showed
them into his pocket
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ttEstt INK

sin sud E.er cent mortgage loans arc
tpius made ~ James HSehafu. F0on y.
lies eiiyn is~ige tuiidins.
llokzs Angelo, an Italian, g years Old. =
BLACK hl3mon1 miucf, was committed a.
the insane asylum by 3Edgc Osborne YES
tertsy stieTDuoa.
The rcsord ~ the Home Fire Insurance
Company. - ~--sE.le, u exceiicut~sii lsrsses
paid. The capital stock - Being Increased
80 nes3asffsr nilliun dollars.
steamship Wilmington viii lesve Hat
fields hsri tar ~sn fransisc0 ca Tues.
DAY. AHgusf - cabin farr. sra second
class, s., Apply "a }. A. nsifseid. agent.
A nagst~rr 81 the members 81 the sss,
attic Tam Ncsein isli last evening tor Ia
tStSea ~ take psFg Ia the celebration gIvvn
there ~ the Tseuuss fufu Neresa. 4 Duns.
fef ~ Ladies secon panied tae parry. TaeY
Vii netIiFn he9nS tosssy
The attention II sixth precinct ReYah
hfzus = called se TIE vhsnsV ia tle flsee
II Urinary Ines ting Dexf tuesday night
Il will ss held ~ pepst aaz Broadway
streets, IN Aanxga : store. sut pos a. the
CORNER ~ Ninth Aaa stew art stsests.
Thesr Is gfs.sa prospects % race fesseen
she CATER Aimee sna gsPfsaa M4a l&ge 5
eattsF, Captain issxs 4ssfpHlss issssea q
eaaiSa2se ~ tsv sWmeFs 81 she A sFstee fss a
esse fYnE ths lsxhsaeass 30 Hlskeasy yock
suS FesaTs tef SO y~-F Sssss. II > aHs4et,
sttssas thss cha sFf4zse Vi fls b. ssxsspfs.si
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NEW STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
A Line OF Steamers to be Run From
Victoria te seattle.

TACOMA, Aug. News have been re-
ceived in This city of the formation in New
York city, with a capital stock of s., 90, too.
and having for its object the placing of a
rev line OF steamers on Puget sound. The
company is composed OF Northern Pacific
rsilroad directors and will be controlled
by that comoany. The new organization
will absorb the Washington Steamboat
Company. now doing business on the
sound. Several new steamers viii be
built and two are to ply between Tacoma
Victoria and Seattle
A new steamer will be built especially
for the Alaska route at a cost al s40o, COO
liz viii have. accom modations for about 500
persons. Captain Carroll, master of the
Corona. viii be made master of the new
boat. Mr.. jackson. a. present manager of
the Washington Steamboat Company. will
bold similar position in the new organ
ization.
The iine viii be operated as soon as ar
rangefnents can be made, and the new
steamers for the Nietoria route which are
10 come around the Horn. are already pur-
chased. The new line Will be coInpeia-
tive line. and, IN is understood. will carry
all OF the Northern Pacific passengers and
freight Ola the SQUAD.
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THE CITY FRONT.

The Willamette has about completed her
Cargo.
The Idaho cid not leave for Portland un-
I'll nearly noon yesterday.
The Angeles has returned "a Rock hars
Dor ipr another cargo of lime.
The repairs TO the hull OF the old Nook.
sack will be completed Tuesday.
Tne Louis Olsen win leave tomorrow
for Roche haFbor for cargo of lime,
The Tmatilis leaves here for ran FRAN
cisco tonight. She Goals a. Nanaiuio.
The steamer Washington has resumed
her Nhxtcom run aftef a ten days lay oil
1hs Mary =. Periey came IN with fifty
tone OF uass fof Baker, Bacon 4 Co. yester-
day.
Tha steamer Louise. from Port Haslioek
feet ia Tow, afri esi IN poss yesterday morn
ing.
several OF the immense monitors which
are IN support the rezsf of the warehouse
being built oR the City dock, are in po-
sitlna,
The Lacy Lowe has returned from
Chusksnot With q fun cargo OF stone foi
the Pioneer block. she h discnarging a
Neslefs wharf
The bark Northwest finished unloa,iins
at Harrington & Smiih's wharf yesterday
aud left for PORT Madison, where size wii
load lumber for ssn francisco.
The steam schooner Iakme, Captain
Graves four days out from san FRANCHISE.
10 Port Townsend, arrived here YESTERDAY
siterasAen si 5 o'c9oek, with so tons %
fright she IL tisshaEging at Yosiet',
wharf.
The shin Henry Willard will lnish nm
loading Wednesday evening Ksgsrsiins
her future movements nothing has beer
definitely decided ef~1n. she moyet
around 90 The s0rih side uf the OcUan dec
yesterday
The steamship walls Walia, CAPTAIN
hisfs burn. arrived frun San FRANCHISES
late FRIDAY night she brought 600 ton
~ frrIKot FOR the different ~outsa ports
OF ieis !, lsse tons were fog seattle aud ~
Tor Tacoma
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ELECTRIC ROLLINS STOCK.
Arrival Of Cars for the North
Seattle Road.
A New laveatien by which the
Lightning Care Can ciisab
the His

The sesssle Electric RzslRav and IeSer
Company yesterday received tao oDef-
ears for IT. North seattle branch These
viii De running on Noaasy Or Tuesday.
Az psss~ssf there are bar tse cars on the
Fruas street. route. Four more ears have
passed Minneapolis sna vii arrive on the
III. In ten days the company viii have
doubled iss rolling stock. and after that
the ears for the fsemoat extension Will be
xtn - arrive.
1Fsa company has cheerfuliy accepted
the eonasif'- rsiet ton oi the application
for franchise Tor . zig xaS road over the
hills 81 nion bay. and viii make applica-
ton for franchise straight osit one OF the
streets fnas parallel Madison. II makes
no difference how steep the grade Is. for
rsaceaf invention ovsrcones this dIfDcalty-
Nhess the ear comes - q hill Is catches n
cable much ~ . cable car does, bar the
wire j. dFigsa by electricity from the
power house aud extends only on those
parts ai the route where the grssle 10 heavg.
Negotiations are now pending VITA
Eastern electricians for the right 20 Use
the invention.
JACKSON sraKEr.
The rxlls are laid on the Jackson street
cable read az far east o. the South Third
street crossing. All the heavy work OF the
trestle 10 completed, aud the officers Of the
rad " no promised % have cars running
by the 3ta, can keep their word.
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eess1nw 3 ! Aceet sksrs- Nsr<1a. 49,
go. - ranA ~ Hnbsenss y4xnenee = -
<s4y 80 IN NJ se4xises fc< ~ esex1s, 3 -
- 81 apsme - Vancouver - -
fsssezsrr. Hus1en cxIssd s<<BeAm& sak<xs
- So fss<fexza rszfSrH fcrrer ~ sszs nsszx
xs<ss. and su9exzer fasy ~<axs a<ss -
Issaaser wsxnpnz Er4znx hsa- En<y sness
sesrFAszs Nhw Osymrssn sid fons.a Asessh
ID . sxAsxroo<u with Ms MzS<Yes<. !. - q
TN. alias Mamie Bssrxs. wSo sE1 SsAssaS
Via aim after s1e rpbo<rE.
.~~r~A IL uaxxFass ~8srcs ssrr1ssst
ss-s - - isstx. t4gt tire sew-sxT could fsos
- fs,zxxH Martin and tbs w0cnAn sere
tnksn 70 th~ ctr 5xas and Mrkefa IN sspsr
rssx e~gss A. th~ SewssrF essns1 lsEs =
fssxxx1. : s-HMrxe of hsg1xsSE Essssrn Ess-ss
susv. H. xStsy5ss,ss~ FssAss nsS - szxs1A;ssSi
aruiszsr sss4ss. 20 UsseeF Haaten sssfes - SD
- .sssxk 500 sszs rwsfsyswy ~ fsss FsrsF1
AMI gssz<y rsshxr sEsan the refssrn 81 ING
thses Asser lying il jail lew h4stsrS Msz
tn. WHO y IN opsaE nrnae c.1a - - =
sns.srsnx sor fhe drug and sxnf word %
Hasss<a that be uoza1 give ap St9 =
vossSt gef ham 60 This ssfer - rxssaseei.
Hos<sna demanding the rss1Ta 81 sfs
esyy snxt AL TIE zensg Martin nsss %.
fr<r a few A1arx nsssre iEzPsisoa Ufns
N3yssss rxxss % terms he care Up Sl.s
il moaey. Dezaz allowed 20 keep the - ~,
sn1 told ssr o<sesr = here &c AxG nsaTssss
tfse 3<x4Evy in se&sfis He also Seat sls
nassvwss bzck u1tn The oFssses - ns-sAsr
sor toe anesng II gsae leseiry Ia shs fsaszSs
.4e~eyff~4
rnsrnsstsselv After arriving here ys.tef-
.ssF xfsersss-sss, Officer Hss1wa sens - =
x,s2sss near the gas works anil dag Up s1r
srxsarT. He then fEaegTApteti u ihe ss
s.wxm 4rtharstsrs 90 release Martin ara
xAss tns WoEsu bee liberty
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MURDERED als BROTHER.


sfogANE FAILS. Aug. le.-siearee HUNS.
son, while at work wath a ihresniHg crew
on fsoake's farm niue miles south of
Paiouse city. was SHOT aud killed yestsr-
day ~ his brother. The arsther had
previously made threats To The effect that
be would KIN George for uttesAneex he had
made concerning one OF their relatives.
sad today ~ procured Winchester Ylsle.
and proceeding 10 The fafm where he wsS
working. shot niga la tho presence az ths.
entire crew ot thrashess and then sa.ssse his
.sespe hefasv he could b CAPTURED
Hafnas0n died almost Instantly. 4 g,;sSSs.
Was iGEae lately f0F steI AMI Is nos after
TIE murderer. hag up 10 this hour h. has
ea1siea MS p@FsueFs
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MoKrUARx LIST.


The rcmRins If v Y ioaxaton. infant
son % M. and Mr.. q W tioashton. who
died FRIDAY ~ PBeam0ais, were taken g.
Nicaoria yesterday sar bssisi
The funeral 81 Siiron kser, who sisasl
ea "Wednesday a. tisAce hospital. toas
psacx Friday aftsTnaia in Meunt Pleasant
e~messry. a aisrAteh vas reesiTed yes
terssss fvsrsa George RIVER, bF0iheF Of she
aceeassa. who lives 81 Dillon. Meat stat
ing thai he wnaia - here today "a settle
rip bis ensshsrs Affairs.
The remains of asiisMss HAYES sge8 -
yeaYs4 Who aissi Friday si Providence hos
tSstai N herssaTrhase 81 nks tauss. weFs haF-
led YESTERDAYS sa ASaas Pheasant ssaseseFs
from Stssss i te > paTkosS.
Edward 4one=. lafsss soa az M aUa
Mrs 9tssiasn tasas~ died FF3ssas aixhs at
the sssaAis FestsfeFse, FeuFfrxnsh ss,a
h~srssxu ssFeTss. al easasexs tnsaHsWm Tia
funeral asseuFss@t tn NsSssase eanekclt 81 9
e'saeeA sesEsfstss
lanes Rhe}sa >fscx infant @ah as II 4
Miles, ste~s yesterday as Prev hssnee soss,s
Ia of checkers iassnsazn. Tia es~ty All tse
zatpped IA TesslSp.
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PERSONAL.

Postal iespsrseF y q Tfeuflsn3 tefg fss.
eNeafes gssz fsas&sani
~ lssssrss fsFsaks las n tarnss tFen 4
SSek's ss3t & v Rgis u Ala
Nj Tnoyaton t4sss3shy teaees saa8ghs fsg
= xheTs Wish ~ Ns@sos1s sse abA So sev 4
ST. tas mstt}ss
NJ " a. Morris IS b. sss sssa sysnsing
he sssyasaSg IA ~s9sha1stxss. has Fxsszgssesg
"a -EsiEss 30 Fvsnase Ass sgas1S9s 81 tbs Tai.
FerSstS.
Mr.. ". x. Mckenzie, tsssalsa9 snsssts :
0t the NTsg RAalss - 4 NAxiGsssssa gssa-
bans. - Re &sx hsH ass sac sssaHa sos = SIS
days aAs rssaxsss<a e. fsFslasss
NJ ; b. &,asiq. az fssssaAFg Pa agmsssag
II ms as hsct fsssteW isaYss i visiting
S~ssttls. sscssssi - stest 81 02s ssFa MF saA
Nsx Hes IS sre tbS guests - xheEs ~azs. Mr..
e. II hcs e. a. 49, @Nzsssx street.,
NJ HSsa saith. yffs psszss.seas ~ tAe
seattle iasar snCs saofaTSHs. sNa tsosasssl
SsD@ "A t,4i-sa. ~eeeeiAFs &nd useasseg
.esKe tNhs aa@TniUk roe ksssUsls3rg ass
~s-eA sac Pals - NAigsi SIC es,la g,&ay :
tsos+z
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sRokEk NoRrawAY EseAFep.
Nut Martin. the biAnss@d rhsef
was Furs~a 10 ps.garg~.

neEasy sheriff Z Txysss Hessem, -
tarnsf fFsssa Victoria yesterday, Axxsnx
ssssssi 10 ssSnsS >srtAs ay IKE s1-eonsef
~ wasas ss Wss Ae~aksag. ~ a. ezsssx tsssk
Nssasv Marta, zee kesacu vito rssassa.t
8tssA asssssa - s<fs IA HzaEsss sAs. ss.spswl
ssnsisxsS sss.sAsS vsFsh az 5s~slsr af-ses
tea sxxss g. sad - tsgn 81 TIA ecrssxs
Al ksssssE1s he esssaEhf aeHS >.sFsh wHx >
~&sA&N ss1 aasaSs - MISS s Rsasssisf
hsesS*ex. ~ his trip sas ass 3 va
ANass Ess@slsF Aass4a ~wAssh4-s Es,ee
f9s ~ ~ sss@ast tsses SssrzAaax kxA
xsssS sisS asseNFs tsse skR TIE sszy AeF.s-e
AssA As8 sssks3 esNz lac s.asssst a., hs.i
takS@stsst A4N a@2SAxp- ssenstsgsng - .
s<Ass ssss xs2tsass ts - fxvFv~=gsaN a.
#ssEssE1 e. kfSAsFsa tfsssesF f4s,s - =,
sssssi sAs Aaxgssx tssrss1Ss aim al 81 4,
EhesssNs h&ak ~ -sassss
MS tsea ss>ss FyAa N kfssazSa - ses u
IS tAs~sa azss Asrstss. ~eV- ~ keA-ss en-.
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a ma NOR CROP.
ssmusl Livesiey Thiaks the Price
Will be Lew.

Samuel Ivesley. the we'll known hop
merchant. was seen yesterday by = FosF.
IsrEiliesScsR reporter. He said ''t'nlesS
something unforeseen oseaFx the price Of
this seasons hops viii he low. They can.
not b. otherwise. for In my Judgment the
supply viii come very Gloss sa exceeding
the demand In Europe. New York. Cali.
fofnis, nregea and Washington.
large crops will he harvested,
True. the crop OF Washington
falls - per cent and that OF Oregon = peF
cent shuft OF that IT last year. bat when
the Increased acreage IL taken into coa-
sheraton. think thai thi. y~sr- erap
will sxcect In sifc last years nsmhsv
al thfesr year eonsFsstz were made a year
sgo last spring ct good rsses. and a nnm-
Ter Of contracts ON tais years croP sere
made this spring, sisn At ssrod prices 2
myself maize quite uamtrF If
contracts last spstns on THIS seasons crop
~ prires rsngiSs from l. cents g. IS cents
. rnand fhese viii BE- ges,s prices fer
this sssssn. but Of the market value Of
hnrs nothing can - YET he tu2i
~An Washington hDt.s siia Dot safer
fren droath. II WAS caly I'm sssnas place
thai they sas1tet. fuF Instance. where
the soal j. dry and sandy the poFs there
were affsrssA Rat where the soil - nat
ursily moist they are ss good have ever
tscn RAISED IN the tsrvftuTy.
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THE CoLSILLE MURDER.
Adams Returns tn Spokane Falls
and Gives Hfup.alr Tin

SPOKANE FALLS. Aug. i7.-Fred Adam
who SHOT John Mahoney AT Hake's eamp.
on the line oi the spokane & Northern rail-
way, pear Co,viise. "Wednesday night
has returned aud given himself up 20 the
authorities. calming that he sired th,. fatal
shot in self'deiense. IL appears that Ma
honey. who was foreman OF the cOnsiree
ton gang. got into a dispute with
Adams. who worked for HakeS. over the
books and then went 10 town. where he
remarked that he would give SO Tor a re
VoiVtF To kill Adams
Asaoney weat bsck Ia the camp aud AZ
meetiHs Adams pulisd weapon and
ircd, when Adams whipped eut 4 gun and
returned the TIRE. The ball took effect ia
Nshouey's abdomen, Killing him Instantly.
Adams. becoming alarmed, fed. but con
Guided 10 return sud stand trial. IL is
generally regarded ss 8 iuStiiiable hoIni.
sst4a
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KILLED WHILE BLASTING.
James HALEY Loses His Life Near
Spokane Falls.

SPOKANE FALLS. Aug. Thames HALEY
met with fatal accident while blasting
for mill race AZ Post Falls this morning.
and when brought to Sacred
Heart hospital in tins city presented a
most shocking spectacle. Examination OF
his wounds showed that his skull
was igacturt Il III numerous places,
II large portion OF the brain being
expos j Ia view. Both Jaws were broken
ard Gle eye filed with dirt and gravel,
Willie tie other oGe Is bruised beyoH d
selab aupe.
hslsy was forman III gang engaged IN
rock Sofk on the construction of Dart
Bros mill ri Pest fails. This morning he
put IN blast With a saort fuse am started
to Climb steep embankment 10 set
ont OF reach, hut slipped and
fcli tack, AID before he could
get np the blast went OIL, heavy boul,ier
striking him on the head with fatal re-
salts. He Is still alive at the hospital, but
cannot possibly survive his injuries
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NEW CRUISER CHARLESTON.
She i- In lie sstxoa a Trial Trim At
ian q raHri.s.e,

sAN Francisco, AaR. IL steam was
raised ~ iie cruiser Charleston fhis rsoro.
ing for The purpose 81 giving her trial
raH 80 the has. The trial viii (sa cOnauessa
entirely by SO slnesrs sna Others connected
vain TIE Aneea works. Ne gok.sYnss ssfst
officials Viii iss s,a9aFs3 II safistgs-tgre r..-
saits afe uttsiHei lsssfav the cruiser a 4a
81 Elsra aaogher builders trial Ia t.... 4ssx
neNf week. sad il thai also proves $3.50.
iai ss's' ruiid4ss Wlii HostfS the naxg Sc.
iAas ;aaeat Tina shey are gea9y fay Sae' at
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TIE "MOHNING JOURNAL"
In the Control of . Syndicate of
Democratic.

The Journal Publishing Company filed
articles 81 incorporation with the county
auditor yesterday. The incoporaiors are
kawsrd W. 4 1iogie, r. &. Potter. l. G.
Gilman. ). VI. Carson ana g. NJ. Hailer.
The capital stock is placed at si5.oooo, Ia
i,soo shares At $40 each The stock Of the
old J2araag Company was $1,000.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the
new company was held yesterday after
noon and the following officers elected:
President, q. Morris Halter, secretary, +.
&. Potter. trustees, e. NJ. Halter, l.. &. Gill
man. L. ". :. TIngie. ]. VI. Car
son. Mr.. Charles Painter retires
from the payser, and will return East.
Young Mr.. Gilman met with liberal re-
Spouse in his visits To ambitious Democrats
yesterday, and large amount OF sleek
was taken.
The new company took charge yesterday
aud viii publish their ssi1tatory this
morning. announcing the change.
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wHAar RaTs LOCKED TF---I. AcClaine
and William Mcfarland. she whaFf-fafs
eap.ure-t b. sffiearS Hubbard and Peer
While gEawing copper ceAtss1ss Erosn Ehe
piie- OF rfe Oregon Improvement Com
pzay-s wharf. Thursday might. we're cen
siefea ct s~efay larsrny ia justice Miller
court yesterday afternoon and committed
10 the county iaii for twenty-five Gays III
default OF So tine each
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Arrested for MurdAr

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. E.-Thomss Rey-
nolds. shoe dealer, WAS arrested this
morning ON charge of murder The
deae body of Chinaman was found in
front OF his store last night with wound
in the temple. A hammer covered with
blood WAS discovered In the store. Reynolds
says he caught the Chinaman stealing In
his store aud chased him into the street,
where he fell. lie denies hitting him.
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bgRs4i-sg LEf orr kssy.-Martsa Ee.
gan, Nho was caught In the act of bury
ssfiking TIE residence al j. II Gardner m.
na5tneF, GA fssseF avenue late Thnrsfav
evening". was convicted ef gsfsy l.rr..n,
~ justice Rivers court yesfegsfsv rrarr..
itg he way cega fnitted 10 the esansy faII
iet twenty -hFe days ia default II 40
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Ffsg TEsT.-Fhe New York Flreproof
Paint Comp Rys fire test gives last ntght
by igniflng a structure en- eeeana ana
tasffy streets. saturated with four gallons
81 kerta>ebe, praFea sucgexs OWNS. Ia
TIE merits Of he paint the fire died 4 nat.
VITA asath- The cornpsnys office Is in the.
ageE.t for MaShjs&Vt.tfs
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JAILER FssKsHEss RETURS County
Jailef Pat sarTaher, who has been OF dnty
on account al serious illness since Nav
reported a. sheriff Mrsira0s Office yesfer.
day morning. and VII b. given the KEYS
In few DAYS. he has spent the
past six weeks at Green Rfva-
bot sFlrii4ss, AID i looking quite wei. al
fhs'lsh he sli shows traces If biz lopv itl-
hess Yesterday he received many hearty
congratulations from The county officials
aud attaches OF the public Offices, ali 81
again.
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PLAcERvIiLE, Aug. 17.-Iohn Olson and
William Dragei. who WERE convicted. To
gether with John II. Myers. of the murder
of John Lowell, ranchman. were sen
teneed today TO be hanged Wednesday,
October 10 Myers expiated his crime on
the scaffoid on November 50 last prsger
reiterated his claim of innocence today,
but Olson maintained sullen silence
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Petty 1hsef Arrested.

OLYMPIA. Aug. IA maa Swing the
name of Fred Woke, stating that he cam Q
here from Cosmopolis on Thursday. WAS
arrested at 0.so last evening bv officer
Met,lelland upon complaint OF jane
Pratt. whose wife heard him trying doors
and Windows % the residence.
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SUIT AGAINST Bishop JCSGKK.-John G.
Ferguson yesterday brought snit in the
district court against Emanuel uemanex
and .Egedius Junger, bishop OF Ses4uaily.
20 recover ss1a Ferguson. who j. an
architect, alleges that be was employed To
form and draw plans aud specifications for
the proposed ROM Catholic church % be
ereetfd on lots IL and -. block II, ". y
Bells nth addition "a seattle. snd between
March and May >, ISsa he prepared aud
submitted Two sets OF plans, which hs val
ues at xSoa. the amount sued for Rishap
Inpser IL sued a. the sole corporation in
which Is vested all the pro erty of The
Roman Catholic church ia this bishoprie
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Fire Near arass waller. Cal.

GRASS VALLEY, Aug. f7.-Fire started In
the gratis NJ Forest Springs today and swept
the country up 90 near this civ. II l.
feared that some houses and barns have
been burned. Fires are raging south ~
TOXIN.
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