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Has"n de Ii Graage and Couns de Ker~c,
lay. % H1sr$. Visit SEATTLE

D~<on oe Ia Grange and Count de Kerwor-
lay. 81 Hasre. Visit Seattle.
CAron de la Grange and Count j. de
AsfsoTaay, OF Havre. France. we're passeu-
gers CO the steamer North Pacific which
4f1sed ~ Seattle yesterday morning and
sailed n The evening for Tacoma. The
distinguished gentlemen we're seen by a
representative CT the Posi- fSrrrrr.xxr-xz
after they lad visited pretty rnurh al
parts OF tie city. Count La Grange said
The baron and myself are travelling for
rseasure. We came fron, Paris 70 Neu
foFx last August and are rox rcirs "a
San FRANCISCO. After staying there a short
unae xe viii leave 10. our destination.
unsch j. Eliioss City. Maryland. The
baron and l are married 10 American
ia<sles. daughters OF Governor John u. Car
rou, Of Maryland We intend returning IN
Hsvre next December.
We have been Delights; with the scen-
cry OF this country. and hare never seen
anything IN Europe 80 amazingly grand as
the ROCKY mountains. OF which ne had a
fuli view coming over the Canadian Pacific
railway. We STOPPED a: Vancouver and
siciorla, b G. and saw much TO interest
Us There We have spent the day in your
Giy and have visited Lake Washington
and Lake Union, and have had beautiful
view OF Mount Rainier. It il grand. Seat
lie Il very much upset by the IRE learn
you bad, but there Is very much building
gong on and II Is = remarkably lively CITY
and VII be very pretty when il Is al over
The loss sm nueA surprised at the In
dams You have here and would Ike 20 stop
and study their pecGiiarisies 1t il all 30
strange-and dirty I DO not know what
70 make Of il. We shall spend Friday in
Tacoma and then 90 to San Francisco
The count IL portiy gentleman of pleas
ing address, and yery socsahae The baron
IL slight and Of a taoisurn disposition, and
preferred the company OF young man
named William N. Jones. OF New York.
who was acting as an interpreter OF the
sights and <re-es On the rrtr,
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CITY NOTICES.

HIGH STREET TAX SOTiCE-THE TAX
III levied by the city council In the district
created by ordinance No Lag. 20 provide Tor the
grading Of High street from Temperance street
thereon, is now due and payable at the Office OF
the city treasurer. All taxes DOT paid within
ice viii be declared Delinquent, penalty Of S
per cent sdded and interest a. The raieof 10 per
cent charged G. W. FERRIS. City Clerk
Frst publication Of this notice October 3, isss.
I,LEyEsTH sIgEET TAX So1TcE-THE
Il TAI leyied by the city council in the district
created by ordinance No l.1eo To provide for
the grading Of Eleventh street from Spring street
10 Broadway and constructing sidewalks there
on. IL now due and able at the Office q che
city treasurer. All taxes not paid within forty
Gays OF the frst publication OF this notice all
be declared delinquent, penalty OF per cent.
aided- and Interest a. the rate OF 10 per cent
charged G. v. FERRIS. City Clerk
First publication OF this notice, october ). lssa
CEpAR STREET TAX SOIIoE-THE TAX
y levied by tae city council tn the district ere
ate-f sy ordinance No i.fss), 80 provide for tie
grading o. Cedar street from Elioits Bay 50 Fifth
street, sud constructing sidewalks thereon. Ia
nov due and payable At the Once Of the city
treasurer All taxes not pais within forty days
OF the irsi publication OF 'nis notice vii lie
declared delinquent. penalty 81 per cent
atdest. and interest n ne fs,s Of 10 per cent
Fifs, publication of this notice, o-;oter 3, lssa
DROPS AIS for lighting the 81 "a and pah-
j lie bafidIngs oi the CITY of seattle.
Notice il hsrebE gwen thai sealed BIDS will -
received by inr undersigned. clerk 1T the city Of
Seattle a. bis Office ia the esty ball, or before
Fritsy. Ostobe, & is<s A. ofsork p. m. for
lighting The streets Of seattle from the dale Of
awarding the contract 10 tic ist day OF Octch~T.
l.so
The csty council saf CONSIDER bids for the fol
lowtag sescrihea i4sh's.
Efrst--obs siItrea candle poser iaeandsAcent
lights 20 esch lamp poxt
necoRs- Two sixteen candle power tscanies
cent stznts 20 e4sn lam post
TAsrs--Dne tttrfy-ts0 csa6ie power tncandss-
cent lIzhi 20 each lamp Fssss
Foarta-Ien or more 90 candle power arc
tghts
fIfta SIX foos gas baruera
~tKGE-~Tuelve foot gAs banners.
The tArfy Fee9lssnE the 3cnfssef viii be re-
eEired 20 = see. mafnfain ard keep ia repair,
az, res lights os.Syea within ssxty Gays frsSa
date of order.
Al post2. iasnps All Lights 8, present Ia Csc 70
b. nsisd sdy ssE lighting ~ the expsEse Of tae
suecrsssGl bidder.
All snps bgAts aud rsress 20 te mx9htSlasd
AID seEss ia repair ~ TIE saceessfs! bidder.
kEsss wiii also - received To- amps and AMP
ro<ts sat plse1nE the sane fG pasision fesdy
for &ses diagrams and eyer .1ssf2GEs 81 sas1 -
saa pests tn seeoE rany each bsd
BIDS ssli slsa - received Cog i4gh1E~ The city
bal, e3erxs St.ce poles hsatansrfsfs. issl AID
enxlns ao1scs.
Tfas elfy reserves tie rixhs 70 reject saT ard
al t4s.s
Dated seattle. sspsemEer d isss,
c. FEAEls, CITY Clerk
ps.e Of ssst publication, september q Isss.
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Receivers Sale.

Notice is hereby given that I. II. Y. Phillips,
receiver In the civil action ef Mrs. r. j. Rea va
Thomas Thomas - al, No. T.a2t, now pending
tn the district coart az SEATTLE viii. bg order OF
said district court. on "Wednesday, October ?,
1852 beginning at 10 o'clock a. S,. ~ my stables,
at No. 10 on 7 Ike street. IN toe said city OF So
attic. King county. Washington Territory, sell in
parts and parcels at puhsic auction, 70 the
highest bidder. for cash, ali the following per-
sonal tropersy. goods and ehastels all ia good
condition. TO wit.
seven 90 work horseA
Two ~ work mares.
One ti) stallion. well broken for work.
Three l3l sets double harness.
One ~ four horse wagon.
Terms OF sale-Eash.
Dated at Seattle Aforesaid. September -, 1850.
n. r. PHILLIPS, Receiver.
y. B.-The above property may be ssen on APP
hcaflon A. my stables. 10 Pike street. II. y. r.
/ II. HALL. Attorney for risintif
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TsPorSDFD sros n.

UsFOU SDKD -ToCg AT ArCTioS --ATtrf.-
j 3sy fs1istsr s. l.ss al 20 o n. a. Raxters
sa-rsi ssi sell 20 tie Highest t.sSsf. for cash.
"a r.v Co.'S - sIzrosn1fnr and keeping one nd
ee2 sfA hSsa pots, ear. Cd. lie owner
a sxsd animal - 10 fae a1kSown-
e. MITCHELL
nd a
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GKkKx sTkxEI TAX SoTlcE-rHE TAX
NJ levied hy sAe city rvnncil IN the 1S<trses
GRATED By ordinance Ma tasa 10 provide ser The
f7uGn OF 6reen ssxHes scozz Fsr-eaee xzrees %
BARTER xsrcs<. end Constructing sidewalks fskFc
Co. $ ncv due and payable q. tbs cesce of tie
csss sseas1rer. Ali taxes aos PAID ulshsn forty
oars at tie Ant publication o this Hsssc~ viii -
SecsAsNs dessneaezt praassy Of per ee1s-
ee&es- and srtese<s AZ the rate OF % per cent
cAarxcd WrfRgfS cfsr cserf
Farss pEhiseaEsea Of tAis noslce. oetessr s isss.
DRaSPkcT AvKSvE TAX NoTsgg-TEE
i s&x levied ey the city esaanss in TIE district
CRESTED by ordinance Ne las 70 provide ter
iss grstsne ct Prospects aveaoe fros keEs1eky
street 10 fsrn street ard CONSTRUCTING sides AXIS
fae-coa, Is now due aaA vayxhae ~ the afice 81
he rtfy treasurer Al taxes nos pass within
sarsy days 81 tie trss rsA2isx-aoa al tbs notice
vii - DECLARED SeGsnSEe q penalty OF s pev
eeEf s6sct. and irtere<z n the rxse OF 10 rrr
cent eAsrresd G. VI. EkkRTS. City ClerR
Ffrss publication 81 this notice oesuhes s ISL
HfTY PRENTiNc-NoTECE Is HEREBY
y given sest sezi,Ad bids Will as received ~
TIE undersigned clerk Of the city Of seattle oa
o. before Friday. October 4 lsss. 81 4 o'ciock 2.
e.. for doing tie city printing froza date os
awarding Contract to oesoAs- /. lssn The elty
reserves the right 70 -sgecs any and a. hssss.
G. ". FERRIS. Clerk.
Dated SsDssrser ~ iSss.
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In the district court OF the Third Judicial dis
trict Of Washington territory. holding terms At
Seattle, King cognty. In the matter OF the In
solseucy Of I, 4 Hansen, No. 7,aDt
To the creditors of said u. r. Hansen. insolyeDt;
You and esc5 Of you hereby notified 90 30
and appear on the iifh day OF November. iss3.
before the judge Of said eourt al chambers or IN
ofsen court, at the court rouse in the city Of Se
attic. Wash. 10 show cause why the prayer 81
said II. 5. Hansen, insolvent, should not he
granted.
X N. HOPKINS. Clerk OF said court
by r HAssoss Deputy.
Dated seattle, october :, lss9.
Peterson 4 fennsfaiher. Attorneys for Peti-
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fssT.

7 HORSESHOE rIAMoSD Pin N A
j 4 sm&f ssss box handsome rewagd II re-
tEgn 81 - fass intel gscesF o-sse-
I Osa-A EED MOROCCO akET BOOK,
- % ys9sle 90 Da une bat owpsr, MARKED OF
lnssss Far J0sn - L<ss fi2deg ssease iesEe
a. gasf- I is .stxsstHeF ss-5re.
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Notice Of School Election.

Notice Is hereby given that on Saturday. Mo-
vember 2 1879. AT the Armory, on Union street,
sttie, King county, Washington territory,
school election Will he held for the election Of
two school directors for said school district
mol
Also for the election OF school clerk for the
ensuing year.
The pols win open q, one % p. m. aud con
rinue open till seven 10 p IA.
Dated Seattle, W. T.. srpism Der 60 lsss.
WILLIAM II HUGHES,
J. Va FkINk.
~ ". TAYLOR,
q n HEiLB SON,
Directors of schssol Dis rtrt No 4.
NJ. A. HAWTHORNE. CLERK ~ said -chool District
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SUPPLIES ZOE YUKON MINERS.
The seventy-fise Who Winter There
VIII Not Lack Food.

SAG FKaScfsco. Oct 3.-Louis ssoxs, of
the Alaska Commercial Company. is In re-
eeipt OF q letter from bis agent AT ST.
Mschaels, who writes that The steamer Arc
&c bad been foundered, bat many OF the
stores we're saved. The steamer Explorer
viii be sent up with two boats in tow, with
such goods as can be got together. and on
the arrival o, the Yukon. which ~as then
coming down the river she viii he sent
back wifh part Of the Are.ic's stores
Mining has been poor on acconn, of
storms. and many are expected IA come
out on the fukon- About sevcniy-fsye will
winter there, and i, Is thought they wiil be
able to get stores from the Yakon when
she retayns
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SPECIAL NOTICE

nLD pAPEKs AT THIS OFFICES BUN
OdIs.
ITO WHOM IT MAY C0NCERN-OS AND
i after October 2 1879. fmponnded animals
viii DC kept al Naples iivsrs stable. situated on
the corner Of Fourth and Wall streets. ir North
Seattle J. G. MITCHELL Chief o. R,ifce-
NOTlCE-I HAVE LAhGE sTo1k OF
~ furniture and bedding AT Turner hail,
Fourth and jefferson streets A. Nshlossch.
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THOESg-gn HsEtsn, -srstSy .eysesstes -
ssss 10 tie wife o. u L. ThoFas. . d&agaleE.
HAEnf-ir seattle. ocsoAsf ). ises. - The wife
o. p A. Harry. . asnxAter.
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End 81 the Hep-Piektng season.

Hop-picking IN the country adleDshi To
Seattle IL finished. and she city ~ fuil OF
Indians on their way fron1 the fields. The
crop Was good throughout. except a few
acres a. PnyaiInp and White river As the
naarkes Is very low gt present the raissrs
have decided ~ held their crops for a raise.
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Bs,RN.

Take ire SorEheru Fseise railroad. the bsst
scasKrsssi line fo< al p.ssEfS kAsL sEsce Tls
-srcssE ktFeset. B~-efcg tsurk-
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I'orSp~Bgicx ecoa. owSEg ADpzKss
i X r. J.. foss iasss-xssseeF, AID prove fros~
sgsS.
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Notice to Occupants Of Tents.

Occupants Of tents within THE IRE linsits arc
hereby warned that any repairs or alterations
which hey may have made OF which they may
hereafter make on said tents. contrary 10 tho
terms 81 their tent peruits afs made as their
eva risk and peril ana that said permits
thereby rendered subject % revocation by the
CON mon Council
The common council has usdSf preparation q
system OF regulations under whicn repairs
10 tents may De- made. ard such regulations
when adopted will re made pnoiic.
ROBERT MORAN. MAYOR
seattle. October 3. tses.
IEEssuET DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE bP CGsFTxDsAkg ~ THE CURRENCY
~assgseF0Ss sept ~, lsHs
BaEsss4s EY satisfactory sstisnee presented
% the aAGefslgaesf, ~ has been fassie 20 appear
that The b st8a National snx 81 seattle" ia
the liy OF -sz lie, Ia the county Of kim, am
territory - Haas.i1ston, has com piled with al
fhe pEosis Gas Of the stxfatss 81 lbs United
states. required ~ tse complied With befose
axsssi a. on shall 5s authorized " eoamsee tho
business os bss king
Sos. therefore, l. Edwsfs q Laesy. comp
sfpiler 81 sle currency. 90 hereby certify that
The Boston Maternal Bsnk Of seattle. In Inc
CITY 81 seattle tn sse eoEnfy VI King. and terri
tDrY ~ ~ashitzr0z, IL authorized a. com faefses
the Business 81 asnkIsx ss psssidef tn section
gftY NBas SgB5rss ard s5xfy-nine, o! fns revised
stzsat3s af the Tinted States
Ia sxt3naouy whereof. wilness my hand Aad
seal q orsee dis issh asy Of ssg'.mb. .5y IA
No. ALA. compsrolles Of the cufencI
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO PLAsTERERs-sEAIED BIDS
~ viii be received f'r the pisstsring and
Seattle: bids TO be opened Saturday next at II
m; right reserved to reject any and ell bids.
ID. 7. Denny.
NOTICE TO PLUMBERs-sEALED BIDS
~ viii BE- received for the plumbing OF q house
Saturday next al u m; right reserved TO reject
any and all bids u. T. Denny.
NOTICE To coSTRAcToss-PLANs AND
~ specifications for tbs erection OF . wooden
Office mp 10 October 10 NJ p m. John Sestor,
architect
1O HOUSE AOSERs-CALL At OFFICE OF
i C. W. Saunders aud Z. W. Hougaton. srchi-
'ecfs, q Bosion siock-
NOTICE To coSTEACToRs-LAKEs STREET
~ grade. Sealed bids will be received By the
undersigned, clerk of the city Of Seattle, on or
fefore Friday. October 4. 1sss. NJ O'Clock p m,
tor the grazing of and construction Of sidewalks
On both sides OF Lake street. from Depot stree, 10
specifications therefor now on lie il ny otice,
each bid 10 he ON panied bv cash deposit Of
tract tha; may be awarded The city reserve
c. W FERRIS, Clerk.
FiFs, publication. September ., isss
NOTICE TO CoNTgACToRs-cLAY STRICT
~ grsfe. Sealed bids viii be received by the
undersigned. clerk Of the city Of Seattle, on OF
before fridny October T. isss At O'Clock .. m =.
fog THE grazing OF aud construction Of sidewalks
GA both sides Of Clay street from kiiotts bay 20
Depot strseE- ia accordance with the plans and
Specifications thsreo, now on nie in This Office.
Each bid 10 BE- accompanied By cash DEPOSIT
Of $50 a. security for The execution OF sny con
tract that may be awarded The city reserves
the night 10 reJeet say and 81 BIDS
CIV. FERRIS, Clerk.
First publication september ~. issa.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS sUTTRR
~ street grade. sealed bids VIII be received
By the undersigned. clerk Of the city of seattle
or or before Friday, October 4. lsr9, at q ocoek
:, - for the grating of suffer and construction
q sidewalks On both ssfes Of euftef street from
Jackson street 20 Cg.len street. Ia accordance
with the plans sud sp.clfestions therefor now
on Ele IN nF Office. Each had 10 be aeon
psnls3 By q cash deposit OF t1o0. Al secaritT for
awarded. The e1ty reserves the risht 20 REJECT
aay an6 all bios G. FEkRIs. Clerk
flrst pah.ies;soa September -. iseg.
4 srEssNEsT ROLL, AsH STREET GRADE
~ SOsles - hereby given That the assessment
roll for the grazing II Ash street, from Depot
stree. 10 HsTTison ssrses, AID constructing
Sidewalk o. sssSh slde< thereo., las h>eea Gle.
with the undersigned, ezsrk OF The city OF -e~
attic and further nssftee IA hereby given That
the szta roll ts os@u To public trspscfios o. the
o1see q sal cssgk. 81 the city ball A2d vii r.
fsAsn oF-1 TOT Inspection anti frld4y. October
Is Isss az o clock p. H. and tEs' a. persons
sexsr1sEt, ray apply 70 ths oosarsoa COUNCIL Of
s&4a city - bsve the sane corrected. 90 said DC
tcssg y. j-~s, a. O'Clock = rT.-s 81 tie cosncil
CIV FEgREs. clerk.
psse a arxs pahlsestIon 5eEs~rn Der = ts-s
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fxczzrss0n tickets Ia al Fosnus Ia Europe aud
Haxssnc Sold AZ S0sIhsru fstsaec tsrxst ofscc,
Nc a <sc3nd street. Bostol bsnsx
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Our ssIk Department q Esres enough for Sew
Tnrf grant opening ct nss Eoois Chester
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- one THOUSAND.
Great Majority in King
County.
|.r1ow DOUBTLESS BEATEN
i. Over Two Hundred Ahead
-..urns All Favorable 90
,...siiesns-seatfie's Vote

,t If the Seattle vote vas COM
80 o,eiock las; night. ~aen the can
-. ,ose of the First ward was fin
=. Jesuit was that Republicans,
- ronfSeut claims Of Democrats,
~ precinct BY 2 mslonsy- The
.;rrt was carried by Republicans
-.;or;sy. Republican gains we're
K-s.s<d xnd the figures advanced
vwv;ous estina'es
s.rries the city By IS majority
- ar II. majority. The total vote
- inciuding city. Vashon precincs
,esxrs.y and a. other precincts
- heard FROM is i.lsss. and fo-
Srzs The total vote fo- Ferry IL
u Cor semple. 3.2se. The rns5orities,
- vror:sd, therefore are:
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.a.'s.~s. NOT heard from IN isss gave
a snd voorhees, III. . majority for
az These precincts with those
s~,sd and yet unreported may be
~ "a s;ye Wilson ~ least = MAORI
Ye-ry % majority. The record
a1E1tose be
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s.es to inerimiuats Hi. Partner.

!" insrtfnisate Hi. Partner.
.e~hs George p&-ks who vas sent to
=. IF.a'isnflsTy 81 the February term OF
- sefFe one year for Fohoaag Mrs.
-, : oark IA The ee.nyv jsn. having
p hsoleat from Walls wallA by wariea
,.-..-'"s'oa, 81 tae re- -est % sheriff Nc
-. silaess AGAINST has partner ii
a. IA Motley Parker rieaaea guilty
I'se A4g1e l.. k1A o. sab Gle year.
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Miss NELLIE HALLEW0OD. AkIIsT-IS.
vi ssuefscns ssgsA So oil. water eolors. erayon
and pEktsle orders Rksn HngEa east corner sSr-
tesnfh and Mil streets. s4snpiss 81 w0Fk can he
a. Bake Coles. n. Columbia street
THE AIT EMBROIDERY sTokE VIII.
j furnish a ehssta yssle 81 fancy articles
ard embroidery msssrlsss TnsnEln4 f0FHssr
customers for ta@ag patronage Nould sss eifa
eLEtsE sE4 t4Flse tEsH - t.zs aAii oIzu4sg
sggssss hosiery Ard sinai wares sIa8 az tlssy
for SqssS<sse waists. stamping snd sinking
1oDe Nm. ". 7. Fellows sA. Miss T.. " rAgi
Ga -<e0na street.
Ngk- l.. n e2lTH Has EkTrhsED FROM
vi nsn Fyscelsee AMI Teoysne5 Der ar ssladio.
S. Boston block stretching. xssii lie drawing
pssfsls ustsg .psfss kna ar
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M0NTANA'S ADMISSION.
How the Question IL Regarded AT wash
ington-That Rumored Deal.

How the Question is Regarded at wash
ingion-rhat Rumored Deal.
WASHINGTON, Nov. i.-LSpeciall 1t is
reported here that as soon as the Montana
canvassing board has finished its work
Russell Il. Harrison will he appointed
special messenger by Gov. White and bring
the returns 10 Washington In consider
alton of promises made 10 young Harrison
by the republican lenders the former will
urge his father 10 issue his proclamation at
once admitting the four territories. The
Montana method of delivering the returns
is a departure from the usual rule and
the one followed by the two Dakotns
and Washington. as these returns were sent
by mail. No credence is placed in the re.
port sent out from 81. Paul that the demo-
Gratis and republicans are planning COM
promise, and that the Legislature of Montana
will elect one republican and one democratic
senator. Before the Montana campaign
opened the eastern republican leaders were
very anxious to enter into an arrangement
of this kind, and it is understood made
overtures TO this end. They were laughed
at by the democrats then, and the feeling
here now is the democrats have nothing to
gain by going into any deal with the repnh-
licans
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MARTIN BURkE IDENTIFIED.


Sensational Scene In Tn. Cronin Case
Yesterday Carisons Testify.
CHICAGO. Nov. THE first important wit
ness to-day in the Cronin case was Annie
Carlson, the daughter-in-law of the owner
of the Carlson cottage. She said that
March 30, man giving the name Of Frank
Williams came TO rent the cottage. He
said his sister was to keep house for him
and would move her furniture in. She
pointed out Martin Burke AZ the man. She
said she had never seen Burke since. till
few days ago, when she came into court and
recognized him instantly. jonas Carlson,
owner of the cottage, corroborated Annie
Carlson's testimony and told of showing a
stranger through the cottage and renting il
to him.
Jonas Carlson was recalled in the after.
noon and told again of the renting Of the
cottage TO man calling himself Frank
Williams and subsequent events. Then
came the event of the afternoon session.
MIR. Mills asked the witness how many
times he had seen the man calling himself
Frank Williams Carlson replied three
times. Mr. Mills then said; II will ask
You III you see that man now. Witness
turned in a bewildered way TO the back of
the court IN an endeavor 10 pick out from
the sea Of faces before him the man he
wanted.
Look back of the lawyers, Mr.. Carlson"
said Mills, MS the old gentleman hesitnted.
He had hardly uttered the words when
the witness. walking straight up
20 the defendant Martin Burke. shook his
hat AT him and exclaimed, That's the man."
Despite the utmost efforts 10 appear un-
concerned. il was evident Burke fully
realized the damaging nature of old man
Carlson's testimony. Mills WAS not slow 10
clinch his advantage. us that hel" asked
the lawyer indicating Martin Burke), "you
called Frank Williams" and the witness
unhesitatingly answered. Eyes, SIR" Carl
son was cross-examined at great length, but
his testimony was mistaken.
John Garrity, a teamster, testified that
about two years ago Joughlin told him he
wanted TO see "Major" Sampson. He
wanted TO get him 10 Slug n man." He
wanted the man disiigured for life,s ,sand if
he was killed il wouldn't make much differ
ence. Adjourned.