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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-26

erx Il v.s - the iefs- IL sssnsnS RS
nos enrEnesE - aay particular cozDs o
shnse 81 ere. II rxz Tsssass - DARK
hzne- knxzz ssd gr1v sres- AID "a fssse
tAsx vere y~uEE. ora AID ssIzpsk
one t1sy nth gtsse eye @qzsnnee n<sf
ia the s<zs. tgs - the arssEs-z&a 9F<se-
The descc1 uAs vsxlhze ca even sazs-r
Who rose eve-gsxze<%-
The res-oys<s. Eho rrxse1z1s - .
ronr<ss<sezzr OF fernsse beauty. = fser
70 cga<es< that the wrsnkIlng 81 ne
rnusrses and sxin oss- ef.e<x
bsvxs~. AID the Aswsgsny ~
the syetsvow + nos essssssfseEs*s
70 rood looks. ls rmay h@, hoFsTss.
thai Il i s.sse es the fasaionahse fssis
which Exs hroughs froas The East sfsh
the broad brigns sszrclngse which oir
best vogng tnen are fsos wearing misn
s.rsexssxx shirts As tie sssszsists
L f,ecuzaes popular, i destined 10 inss
tie beauty ri some of the faare>f Of
-easxse . daughters. this great fsEsaf
ssexspa1~- asxs the reason shy u =
=, uoxaszg,. VIII sofneoEs kindly nae
as. expsasny If 10 god reason can
k<s brought forward for rs use ty Zee
ladies' q The city then the s1sns
mes. 20. II IL sn sxos1e which should
rot b. cultivated in the ooun'1less
West
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hisser. Just before he vent South be
spoke Of firing on Fort sumter.
/ replied Mr. Davis. II your
people ever dare 20 fire on Fort
s0mter vour CITY Of Charleston
via be lsisi in ashes. and during the
conversation further remarked: If
your people ever dare 70 ere on Fort
Sumter. I. myself, viii raise corn On
the streets Of Charleston Mr.. Davss
went south shortly Atferward and Fort
Snmser vas flred upon, and in due
time Charleston Was captured shortly
after the surrender of the city went
there After landing az the sharf and
passing eonmissary depot | found
one OF The sacks Of corn vas burst
open This reminded ne q my prom
ise 10 Davis I filed the pockets OF
my oyerecas with the corn-and hired
q man 70 plant and cultivate il IN q
triangular piece OF land in one Of the
streets. and he shipped TO RE the crop.
Bat il vas very foolish thing 70 do.
altar al -
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EEEtIrlF>

Leases fer school isn.s in Wslla
Walls ccuaty for July netted sa2a ~.
The Front street cable road il keex
sne Cherry street. between Front ~
Second. spFiakled
License 80 we'd WAS issued hy the
county auditor Yesterday for Charles
} Curtis and Mary Marquette. Of Re
attic
felifusu & Celws,i A,sxertiee their
hs.e stosk 81 gsosis ard location sur
sale, They wiH sell cTn, seTy ~ bed
rock prices
Is NAs the caslrnau ~ tie s~acr
cenamitisc and not the street com.
'silitse, sho ordered the larce auAa.
iity 81 sescr Ftre Bacntsaned IN ves.
'efday : Posv-iSrEttsaTNcER
In she police eUaft Yesterday
thafSes kiaiey wss senteucei Ia Ia
Jays imprisonment fur vAersucy. as,tg
Pred t'0lbGFa zn8 " = Nal acre
fnsd = each for pnh,iv drunkenness
Government detectives are giving
trcuhse 10 bafness cat saisua kestars
aud lsquoF dealers wha have na.
hSa lhe4y licsnSs retssuss3. lFapty ~
have hasa receive by Conmisf ~
kmsf9 ttSe street
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Ihe president appeared ia dlep
meditation, aud finally calculated
I-ige, Oh you ever sse a isient'.
message that yoa cared to read -
Levsr did. replied Iiee. .sbui
.aon : sorry about yoar messas,..
We get aD one tii, time that every.
body siil read. -
We
lt@as aiiisg'ilt 10 tell whether his
~as questions or an sxpostnIasion
but i-3ge was so fall of the Subject
that be 8ia not notice the interim,
ton Yes. indeed. - continued Lice
We II scoop the town this time with
. snf <ssge tia; people will Just linger
over. We got Il All fixed. liz i 10 h.
written by the man who writes Wans-
makers advertisements,
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SUFFERING FEOM SMALLPOX.
A Recent ArEisas From dsDnesota
Taken 90 the Pesfh sase.

Yesterday afternoon about : siosrk
q stranger whose face was covered
with puxtuses applied at Providence
hospital for admission. Apparently
be xas unaware Of the nature Of his
affection, bat the sisters sas Sc once
that the man VAS sufIering from 3
viruisnt case Of smallpox lie xas
refused admission, and TIE city
authorize. notified. who removed hini
30 the pesfhoase Dr. Eames. the
city yhysieian. vas SUM moaed, aud
I'D ali that wss possible for his com
fort The man i a Norwegian, aged
sk,oat =, ard speaks but little English
and II was impossible for 9r.
F1Tass 10 learn more than
that hss naEe Is Chris star
gaarden. aud ihaf be arrived in Seattle
Wednesday morning from a SNAIL
town near Minneapolis. MINI. where
smallpox is prevalent ~ present.
when Questioned as 10 where ht
stopped Wednesday night, be Yointei
toward Lake Washington sud mum,
bed out the words logging camp
II IN almost certain from the meagsl
information given that the mao did
not stop as al any IL The nausrou.
lodging houses tn the city. DR. Eames
says there h no dapgrr OF the dlseas'
spreading. a. IL impossible for [
person 10 contract The uiSssGs'
from another when the case il no
further advanced than this mans wa
when he vas admitted 90 the PES;
house
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The psIsss Take steps To Prevent
Eunayays.

The fregsent reegfrsnce Of rssEz'
awavs ca crowded streets during the
pat fex Gays caused CHEZ Baftsrhesss
20 sssne special instructions 20 pstfsl-
nsen yesterday morning % arrest ali
arfrsrs leaving teams unhifEsed o.
usra2rsls5 Ca pssi8ic streets. IS >
result several drivers were arrested
ard assg. s. for their esrsis@Sness. &.
Bresf, q hnfcheg, wss The hrsf nan
eaugfss violating the ordinance. While
the officer was arsesfsnr hifR ore OF
bis employees. John J. kunfz, usst
VERY abusive langsssge and wss also
placed under arrest. The butcher sss
hnei s. for hss esressSsnsss, car
his srEsr.Iaye hal 70 pay - for
bis talk. J. G.. Glzrson was
next arrested by Offcer Sullivan,
for leaving his fezrn on Third street.
between jefferson and james. He
paid q fire a -. Offer Care so.on
aft<yssrd found a team belonging TO
Gsorrs e. Leads standing pnbssebed
~ front q the Boston block. The
driver xa@ taken t~fore Justice Miller,
here he goa q lecture in addition 10 .
g. fire. q. II Mayer. who drives for
I.ebs niofl raiiI com f,any left he team
IL charge o. small boz shsle he went
into stswart A Hosmss drug store.
The boy left the team standing m
guarded and OFFER Sullivan marched
Mr.. Mayer 10 The police court. where
he xas 6nsd s. k@fose night eight
tearnstgrs had paia fines. Today the
officers viii be ca the oaiiook for IN
hithezs teams.
Charles Losch's delivery team ra1
away on fssief syense yesterday.
ard wound up q mad race IN the base
rneat OF the kora block. Neither the
driver nor horses were injured.
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

SxkTTzrs 1niy D
Sugar dropped another eixath of eef-t
per r~eunsf en- al grades yesterday after
roon. The decline II aserseea TO no par
ticHlar ea9se.
The lEnsbe- Eaaket coosfnues Ia nrss-
class share. TIE demand = i greatly ex-
ees<ss the supply. and IS consequence
prices are ErEn Builders generally dis
play = tendency 70 pstrozizs honae Hsaiis
even n their own iusoave8ience- While
considerable azssise Ina - has fsen con
slsnss mere. t1is reluctance en- tie part az
kzisie-~ here has 10. beSR without fts
eject. legs are quite st.sz. sifs = decreased
number of offerings.
All the local TnjEls sse "a y ifsE GRAFT de<i
10 their fullest espaessy. see on several
buildings aboE.. town xeEk : suspended
for LACK IL laEater. The ca. Is assat the
sane and no change has fzks4 isce in
prices
The establishment o. a line 81 steamers
between Portland and seattle has proved \
help 70 our shing, z trade with Portland
Every Ste anser ssIiisg IN ire Line carries
an in niense consignment 81 Ire gl.T-
NERO .NpfSY AND PRODUCE Re
CEIPr.-During the sass fsrty eight hears
the faercbanalse ard produce rese.p Pts a.
this r-ofr were - foti0MSs FH<~S -Ssnd
shore read. 81 tons. Columbia & pas ef
S.1ras. railroad - to1>s Seattle. Lake s20re
4 Exsteru raiswAv. 80 tons By water
WI annette SO tons. ElsE<.t.ryn< fsfrs-
co tors: e & Weed, - tsns. Angeles.
% tons: Michigan, 80 tons. tfsy OF
Quincy. IA tons: Cascade Z tors. LILA
Anderson 3 tons: Cara Brown. Sons
three >cuws brick. 20 TONS one scow lEEkA-
Der. = tons. Eliza Anderson. ten Sas r
iugfo1 I ton. three sc0ss OF Drtck. ID
tons. Henry Bailey, 10 tozs. Total re-
seipss. s g7S tons
SHIPMENT zr;rg the last isrty-eight
hours zssosis aud rlerehaalts~ were shipped
Eron sea tie % the surrounding country a.
follows Puget sound shore roAd. - tors
Columbia & Puget sound railroad. IS tons;
SEATTLE. Lake Shore & Eastern rzilwa y. 81 :
toes. BIZ wster-A- X Merwtn. Is tons;
Clara Brosu, Is tons. lola. tons; Queen
city. FoDS. Cascade tons. Washing ton
70 rons; Melruse, i799 tons; Fleetwood :
toaS: " * MerxtH. tons. tliza ADd-r-
SOD. II tens City OF Quincy, tons. I0Sas
shipments. 1881 tons.
NATURE or RECEiFTS-Elsysn cases
pa er. i5s pkts "a nts and olls. car nails.
1 cars street rails. / car paper bags caF
fgIrultare. I car Eoar, 10 head horses- -
bxs apples. 10 ears lumber. 500 bbls lime.
4.7uo obs cement. 2eso pigs groseE les 30
SKIS iozr. 100 pkts hardware IA coils r0ye
II boxes iron bats, . eases boots AID
shoes 1s- bids cain chairs. car OF emil
grant lnovsbaeS. 100 b1zes 0rs1Reade, car
iron theaser chairs, l car iron roodng. :
cars beer ear ice, car si1ur,S cars bries,
70 head cattle. Seg SKIS wheat. cars lumber
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Berlin striker. sentenced.

bsKlgN JAY z. - The trial 81 fne
slfikeTs srFss'e,i a. RFessau has rssnisef ia
TIE egz4vfetiaaa 81 teir5s-tao 1asn. The
Flng leaders we're sentenced 90 seven wears
feass sssTs1fa3s sff8 - he zesssl sea ~ civil
rights a9Ven Eezrs- N5s.a u.re ssr.esss,.,..,f
- iefnas Leit fFs-E7 e1Ritcsa xanrts.S -
~ seazs a. hard l&zar T4eatv -tsss we're
szuisaaei e. frCm 8ae scar to 6,sur geass
Etthaat As-sg iahs-
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fhis hss been a hari s~a On an n :
fishing traps n Bakers bag. Half a
'fozeB usFs Szeps 70 80 lass week
ard more than sfty have gore ssaes
tue Ia % May. tstse euner. vAso 5r,.s
tzsi ssst flsiay. 44se IS IS fsis el.sEias,
tnAi tis3s destruction p e&Gsssi is an
nsz41 sSsSness * iie ~sssY. the y
sefae% - SnrFests srs high wiras. A
sfesc' lan%7ss % ss5ss Y rlsaTirse ersz Il.
fssEsase sesseWs4 tie Essrs1ses aE TIE nst.
Ass4 ssre1saes 80 tla.1k ~ 81 a axe AZ,
@+fsssss ss1Hi mass. hen s8zaes =
ksA Ns24 sH*sng twax.s. anss
the fszizaS i fsstEcssss ard the trat,
sArFasss esss 80 sea AAay fr4p oxgssrs
are 20 Discouraged that thew have
sTsea zp az ezEorta 10 6a anything
further shss rear.
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IuE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
4TRektayfn on the LAKE Union
Ersnca Next week.

Work on the Lake Union branch OF
the electric railway progresses rapidly
The grade wiil he competed 10 Dexter
street Saturday night, and tFaeklay-
ing vla k begun next week All the
material necessary for the road il on
hand. The company Is still samperesi
by t8e injunction of the Woodland
Park Electric Railway COMPANY.
WoTkuaeu are repairing the electric
railway On le>ser avenue and south
Second street. The track is in pretty
fair shape, bat tie poles and sire are
gone In a week the cars will run "a
the New England corner, Con utercial
and Main streets, ss before.
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SAY FEASeisc0. July zs-Arrlvea--@t,
Oregon, Portland; - Ivy. Nsn.ime
Slearssi---fT AKA. Port Towaee1f. j..
Ass1l q, Vancouver DeysEtesi-~ir s,.s,zgn
t'fai Portland, 81 Ye-enllte. Tacoma E,s,ys
tss, tpFt ioNnsend. e.. asEal B,aaS,,,
f s' so9 ase ID Arrives ~ Hong Kong
= rails, tsne uFrf- Arrived a
t1V sENSTswS. Jaly 4a.--Arriv..3-<rr S.,
sisas sex York
AsE NoEx- Ju'y S-ArTirea-R Alne
M Naa 8. q.
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London Letter 20 Ne4 YGsk fmes
There are three kinds d pawaerk
in use in the London stroun. -.
least used at present is that q M
Where il does exist. hoWevuf. \ i
much better than ours in New YET
The stones are long and ass NO
end, the upper surface being NJ
smaller than ogr Belgian 49,
Under these stones IS heavy ~
gravel and stone. the whole paveu
being about eighteen inches In ~
ness The wooden pavemenks Ar -
formed of much smaller bsockD -
those tried in New York Hi ~
most extensively used pAveInen5 8
I London il that OF concrete. ~ -
torn mp for repairs DAY OF tpo -
and had an opportunity TO DID,
how il was buisE- First q foun1
OF stone i laid down in good sln61
tia blocks. That il covered M ~
and gravel, and upon this ~ =
blocks of wood on eEd ana
pressed together. Over th<ees 6u1f
ing them together. and wkGo ~
smooth forming the <vSfacod ~
street, Is put on the cone3UGk N
tire pavement is over two TT ~
and is as solid a. natural nh ~
a. smooth as a billiard tshie. ~ -
IL the heavy vehicles Of ail III
In London roll smoothly ~ C
One never sees a team OF horeo1t1
struggling 90 pull heavy ho4 80
a hole in these streets. The slo34
vehicles moves always smoothly ~
steadily onward. save when ekl10
BY the silent ajesty OF the inen
English Law, represented By 49,
tented arms OF an insignidcs1l -
don bobby"
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Ia The rearEar l&st5an 81 0scs ieatA.
square sosne disposition sAsuiK Re
fsasie cf the csAle Inc tsra-sasle- II
ie!S IN its el4 psaee Il w5sl b-s source
q CONSTANT snaoyAcss. ~ i was b.
fore the Ere Nos tA4s Fros; ard
tcH n'sFcss3 streets Aave practically
hsen sslaesl 1y the cauga 81 # tie
fesler cprsssr. she caa1s company
saiEa' weli e s!.o~el - exseasa ia
lsae down Ga the so1shega i5gal: ag he
essF, 1h.s voa,i DO Sw&y wisA shs
NECESSITY fafs ta-s-gAaa e st tseci entail
and ~ossh4 - q eozvenisaos % the
p4aase sal a. astvsuta-v whleA she
eaise company voaI8 80 aoab. acveTs
r ith sar5~s zsssSvs
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hENesTaS, uat Ealg 2-The 30 =
Ma shall II. Ewlseasl. Uaisss3 s.nf..s e.,,,.
50 - us pace. Mas sEres1ed ie-taT
e@asEgss SIfa tesax xhe rzssksst $780,.
= 30 eszsesss2 fte Ye$sssssspe q Ngrs Nsrs5T5
AL sAEs ae = 2 Easre tzsy sad al, Il, gsss
Ese1=-4l5 re has s4sgs = Eeset eAarses.sr
lie u 81 z - ~ tasssse
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Ipg-ntous-

Alb, madame. said the ts1nv y
haven't had rnou,hfal Tor tvo Z
why, gave you a whole % -
day ?" so you did, nuns r.
did. But the two days refer to'el
. today and tomorrow, mum
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hsnz. oassn gssp~s 4 AID ~ s.e



st00k warmly.
MAyxADs ALuaYs wfIxfss-
The tus were then rsAked down.
WHEN th<y dressed Lister, Ia cnsvey-
sstson With the jap. Quinn expsessesi
. desire 80 kaye another r4xtets With
him. To this Msxsada assszse4. ard
IL was ss~eed thsf TIE two should
uArz 81 tke Pe@T-IsvufEf9EseEk oszses
dis ssse-ps,oa ard ssrxngs the match
Al the siry Jap hs1 70 go ssSn
se<ss sss. He II 8 good rssn
srDseSors psETso ARIA
Psssro Arena. the Italian, sho naes
"a anziorssss defeat AZ the hands Of
Peter sehrmarh<- several months
sizse, has i.szed . nasnsfe~to "a Which
be oHers 70 rrestfe Astsasia Ssrakschi
Srsso- Roman style. tho weeks After
xixnsns articles. for $50 ssss- AZ
s,ressnt Area IL Wrestling VIII
brushes and hszekfng IN . Iseoma
kxsosfdAek sszss1
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HlSSIgEss. NAN JAW She ap-lses.
tssu Is Eufke ans czsuHssl IN rss.e IN.
Sfa & isiess eerEt ~ granted yesterday
a7ss>'ttSE = b<sDg srEuFf k~fass ia z
f-saTt TIE e2se Uks sssssEvns,s A. ss,ss 60.
sssa11 - NJ. HaWs}ss argument ur,rsl
ls'7stssf70ss, shea Bake Cs4na@as viii -
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4 Line From Union Bay Ssufh 70
Dunlsp's-


Preliminary wosk ~ CONSTRUCTION
On \ iifs~ If railroad extending from
ffrss.n lar on the north through the
heart ~ The city. 20 Daniars's, on LAKE
Washington, viii te begun 81 the
seattle Central Railroad Co. today
This company has not Eses articles
81 incorporation as yet. bus vii do 50
IN sew days rs principal members
are 4. G. Thompson. president, OF
ean Francsscc. g. Morris Hasler,
Anzsrs Mcintosh. Thomas Bzrke- u
.eatsse: and skree san Francisco
capitalists whose narass do
net sgyes- The Casts. stock
i psacsza sf xaksxs. = good share o.
xhaca has already been subscribed
I sze company x2s organized several
naautszs zzn. ard has since been
gziesay bat steadily ~ xorS. securing
the right Of way AID SUBSIDY fo- the
proposed line Both have zsox been
secured. and there : nothing - pre-
vsnf sEe speedy completion sf TIE
wUrs-
RsErE es rHx Ea&D.
The Inc saryeyei and for whseh the
right 81 way hiss been scared begins
on UnioE. bar nezr the Masonic eezae-
ss~y zEsd -uns thence II the big -sylrse
crossing Madison street 81 the
bridge and reaching the SUM-
Kit Of tAe ridge AZ the
Hzs f<ses- Is then strikes TIE ravine
running south from the Sarah 3. Yes
be- tract. assd follows IL down through
TIE W e HUI. Wetmnrs and other
s-x1ss 10 AsynArGss Lake Washington
asisfis3. passing under Jackson
street ST the bridge east of the base
bal PARK Frosa Maynard : the route
= inspired ozat around the lake shore
10 Isanl4pas. which will he the present
southern terminus Of tie line. and
which Wi. ae aid out a. q sab1roan
civ The Ene. a. laid cgt. = about
twelve saz.es in length The road viii
ee standard gage, and vii re eser-
afez1 with Iigki locomotives and
regular passenger coaches ne
grazies are sasy on both
ssdss OF tAe ridge, aud construction
ssa he rerF easy as along the lizse- IL
Is estimated that the road can be CONF
psefesi and ready for traffic within I've
1cZgBs-
G0sxs - KoEg To-Day.
Several crews o. men we're orgsz-
ICED yesterday ard vii commence
clearing on the Wesnlore frsct today
The clearing party IS 10 he followed
closely by grasieys and steel viii d
2 l.. Z
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Aeei isnts are liable 70 hAspsn AZ aav
.sta@ al.st x = well - be - gzsesi 80
taFIsA kyrTy family saaElJ kss:, bottle
- Dzsf&zsis -r@eiac Ia TIE hoszse A. ar
tzsaes- u = worth sks weight ia sold for
yuEsass sestis- srsises. osd sores at.d skin
eise@sss. soad By stewart q H3ssnes Drug
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PASSED WORTIlf
Improper Method n -
the Expense 81 . cssssu
In oBymrsa.

B~rs Asasieh. an cve,xn
man who came 70 Seattle -
ago and has since devoe.s !.
share OF bis time 70 vine - .s
while ostsrsihly EIzinx q. ....2.
Of special agent of 4 49,.
building and loan assocss:5o. -.
rested yesterday at the iaSee.,..
Olympia saloonkeeper 49,
on charge OF obtaining sasrr. .. -!
false pretenses.
II appears tina, AldricA HI
. spree in Olympia for 49, \ \
and IN this Way heesrne in.s-sS',. !
Pratt n the xzE of $50 IA
Pratt a chcGk o. draft FOR a. y.
and started or THessiav q, -
stopping OF az ] 4coa1a en- roass
cheek was assAonores. a -
upon presentation and Prstf ~
that be Rad been ssirsd!s,I -. al
Seattle TO End the skia..ls-
He arrived here wesspr@s.-
on the Fleetwood. zAoaf ~
ahead OF Ai1Tscn, xno $50 -
( from Tacoma on the Ersr.- \
ward On the tTipo Ah.r,rk
20 Tie passengers Of immense s.s5s
bat when eonfr0s t<d hy Prs ~
met BIN AZ the wharf. be vesS 40
/ IN his boots and said he csfsT 49,
cent. but couia rziss the -. y
Tacoma and would rx.Ss
Z tsffou = Mr.. p-ass -,
I Company Esm there. Thss
satisfactory 10 Pratt and t. -
on the Haywaryl Tor Txnu.. T. >
oeio' K When the boat 49, :
Chsatau9aa Alirsch slipceS 90.
from Pratt and went ashs,e ~
not missed until the boas ~ .s.!
I nearly three miles and then Pr-s. -.
ing that he had been s.rpe,i S.;ss,
the Eliza Anderson wh:rh "a -
"a way and hoarded her. NJ n
Anderson touched AZ Co.,
AIdrieh got aboard ara c.ns -
Seattle without seeing Prstt. 49,
Ihou-hs by this time vas in Trr--.
( Erstt determined not "a - n.
sxlntler him any lorspr ara r's.'.5
Deputy Sheriff woolerv on - 60.
AIdrieh kept shady uafil 49, 5
O'Clock Yesterday morufns -
Captain Wcolery met him q. go .
the postofEice and Placed Mn ~.
arrest At nrsf be was yxrv f-ss-
nsnt; bat when brought fsec =
with Pratt be cooled Gown Al -;
20 settle. As no complains ~ l~-
hied against him be was sli0vou3 =
out and get the nsoney, whSrh - q
( cured from friends.
II Is said that this l. IL th;ra :,
fourth time that A'irieh - ni..s5
THIS trek, always escaping puniyk.
mens through the increases =
friends. He belongs 10 { ueallky "A
highly respectable family vkick ~
eeen so scandalixed b ~ nuneyoos
difficulties that il ~ CT him riyift
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Los Angeles Tines
The notorious NtCarmieks. Vt 80
faaet Flag Cottage, have gsns = -
Wash. I'll
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Tx McAtEKR EsFATE. Patrick Nc
Aieer, Susan Mcintyre, Mary + Go
lav Catherine ] Ham, Hugh J.. Johr,
T.. and Ellea MC>otlev. heirs OF Hugh
MeSlecv. decreased. Yesterday Gls.t an
instrument with the eountv auditor
appointing Samuel kenny their attor-
nev ia fact 10 sell. and dispose u real
e 49, longing "a the estate As his
inlEmeat dictates.
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FozTL0CIs BoCsHE a HoEsE-Th be
suit Of p. III. Griffin V. A. Forsso1is
70 recover 800, the purchase price OF q
horse was tried in Jastice Rivers'
court yesterday. Griffin testified that
Fortioais sold him the horse for 500,
with the condition that he would take
hisa back and refund the money If he
sas not clean in limb, sound in wind
ard jaSt as represented in every re-
sE@ct- He had taken him hack ard
Fortlouls had failed Ia refund the co.
Fortl01is admitted that he had cold
the horse for xiD. bat denied making
any such conditions a. alleges. by
Griffin. Justice Rivers took the case
under advisement until Ia O'Clock to-
day.