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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

city fa- 80 days. sess for honss yes
s<rs.My .zEksrrncvk
III. A. p Msstsa aas -etarrsi fsoza
nsc nab trss-ssS trip ttsroSszA IL
x<as zzzS4 Gs4za-
NJ. r. :. YRS. Washington car
rs-s.,z sza. - the .-Ns~sAaxsssrs Ls@s-
lersa@. i "a The city.
Iusire III. q. strive l~ft for olympia
YESTERDAY. 10 be gore day or two.
NJ. afszrs.ss Joaansosa. , rse-sazfzt 81
SEQ. s5zseszs. - - the city NJ Tenn
sor s fs4ia KING OK ioc&rTns here
Mss VI r.. Bates. wko = sstffsas
srsesas n SEais eisy, ie@se@ issr Ret
barre - "a tsr1fs slSlsln fsE say :
Ms. x-sgorses Presses, q North fsk.
frus I. VISITING Der parents. u :
Ms. III. q Iharasoz. et tbs eli.
Mss Nav Tbusrtor. wao his teen
horne with Mrs I,rosser.
NJ jean L. Wil~oa and Ms ss1-
he Harz ps1n. os Spokane Fails, ne
have .l@es sp~asfia- & les NseSs he
Iseanns, arrived - shls CITY >sasaa -
evening ard are kGes1ses ArS~ hnsisss
al the ssrssA1h EcsA-e.
j. f MepoaAiss. pres sent of Ens
~xaftse. s1ge Sscrr & Eastern raal'
-os. xeas 20 facaaas yesterday
P4aa +. s.okr. y5rs-psesssieFsi ADD 'asss
engsneer Il sssr s&F4e rgss8. iefs Al rasts
sane e fuT ozylap.4.
FanEsT .sas3ysr "a r Fev~est :
axasn esssEsseayo bis hefEe by ar ia
s.ssrssa. tea skiea kseps hlna Ia Ills
he'd. lie waS taken sick On NaDgAay
ard wax therefore una6se GO 90 su
s)lymas.a a. member OF the oomnslt.
tee ola aanTicspsl iasIsbtezsssess, os
xhaA he i tslenahes OK behalf 81 toe
BoSzFd OF Trade, by appointment OF
NAx.sr MurAa
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q sSEg Ak.
shsix6eirhis Defeats Cleveland
Other Games.

PHIL4DELFHIA. July IA double by
Fsa z, a single b FagGsy, a 5hree-baggeE
by FSrraT sud 40 cat gave ph.Isde,phia
Ehree runs sad the game in the fifth inning
today. >eore, Philadelphia IA the fifth
sad / il the sixth, Cleveland in the
fourth sna in ,he ninth. Base hts:
Philadelphia 5. Cleveland = Errors.
Phi asis lgshia I, CieSe.a and 4 Bstferiss ;:
Poisa9Sllais. Burlington ard Clements
Cleveland, BtaftsA auG Suteiitie. Umpire
Lynch.
WASHINGTON Ialy ls-The home team :
yiStaFy ftssas Mas due "a : aies : Ineffective
rits hing IN che firss isning, when ne serf
= ne Taea - art on ia ! and mace three
S1iG pitS 5SS- AFTER th3s inning he ssea.tlsatl
down and Gid osirsE wo.s, hat in the ss.y.
eaEa ns weakened azz@u aPf IN the niutA
weng - pieces. Sore: Washington 10,
Eett>a8rg :. Base his. Washington II.
Pirsbury Is. Errors. Washington 3.
kIs'scGrg J. Batteries. Washington, Fer
son and 9aiey; Pi'tsbarg. ssaIey and NIL
Ter UEpirSs. Bay and Calvin.
boSTcS, July lathe Boston sni In
dlsnaEs9lis iSaIas pounded Boyle snG
Carlson today. aad Clarssor eos n 9
worst o. Il. score. Indi&asp3liS s, Bos-
gon ~ the irss and ia fhs 6ffh. base
hifs. Indianapolis Is. Bostoe - Errcrs
lIffiizrspolis >. Boston s. Batteries. In.
disnspols, Boyle and B-ck3,y: Boston.
arson sad Bennett Umpire FogeTs
NE@ YORK July ls.-The New Works
loot their hfs5 gsnIe IA The new GROUNDS
being defeated hx Chicago after al exef;-
ins though poorly played game. The
Giants defeat vas caused by the erysfie
ampiring CT Mci2Gaid bat ssill more by the
erTatie pitching 81 crane Score, Sew
NsrS 10. Chicago Il Rsse hits New York
., thlca2o 10, Errors, New York 8, Chi
fago !. Batteries. New York. Crsne susr
Ewing chicago. Hutchinson sa.i Farrell.
Umpire. MeQualf.
CINcINSArI, lily Is Cincinnati 4.
BrACkls1
= LoCiS, July l6.-S'. Louis 1. Kansas
Cigy ;.
LOUISVILLE, July i6.-Csluuhus 9
Louisville )
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TO GET BACK YOUR WAIST.
Wear Flannel Around - ard foueer
or he Bounceo Abost
Neg Yerk sun

NV GA SUB
Within the last few years a newway
of reducing weight has become popular.
This does not so much reduce man :
total weight as il prevents the increase
of weight in the stomach. hich j.
what most zen want most. A man
who is growing stout would no; care
If the increased figure shich sppears
every time he steps ON the scale were
To Show that ne had larger srn and
lex muscles. thai his chest had in
cfeased in sSze, and that he had q
bigger frame. bst when be sees the
evi0eaee before him that the more
pounds do not mean these things. bat
aa Increased waist measure. hs.
thinks OF methods II reduce his
weight. The thing i - gase otF the
TAT about the waist. y simple way Is
To sweat. Sweating a II an reduces his
weight Ii the total sweating could
re taken from the stomach aud the
loias. the weight Df the stomach aud
the lelns would I've decreased. VIII lo
the plump shoulders and round arns
and legs would re retained TIE
simplest way o sweating the stomach
and the sOins i 10 wrap enough flars-
nei around them ami then take some
exercise. IL = not necessary 70 take
violent exercise. though violent exer-
else All 10 l. With enough flannel
around his stomach a man can sweat
ais stomach without sWeAting the rest
OF bis body.
4 man can wear q dame. stomach
e&neage without snF one kuoeinz Il
Perhaps tile best j. the kind that a
ni&n has especially maize igr him.
though Il c0st> = little more than he
others he can hny EIGHT or ten Yards
0i The best aDd most porous iznneg.
aud tas man who makes has shirts
VAL make the hs~84iage Tor him. He
L measured Ter IL, ana whsn Il = tios,a
\ = shaped h&0 an hour glass. though
the top clreuGateFenVe = smaller III an
the hap csrcumf ference. In >h1ssla
cover nlan fr0au his hips 20 the loser
parE ef his breast b ne. HagtoahaIss
are maize ~ one end OF toe saaaageS
S1id sAFtons Set hack 4 few iscbe.
irOm the other end The ha,ttiare
Sassil8 n0s I've tight. l.gt cas- fttiugr
TIE b2ndage should Ie xofu t.sxt
the skin, and cyc- IS & Haoutl Shiff
Nc ufsesersalrt i needed. 4 man r.rs
wear sslis nandSse GA a walk thruugh
lac streets b his Business. or he can
@S5s ATouni wlth x on IN The pax
- works 9u.cssT & be ride. on ha-se-
gacS "lia z or and uoanres around
N the saddle, 80 Le ean Fslt n o., aa8
90 IN gymnssiafu and toance -. 5
y ring 'so-Ar,t. The object j. 4 tax
Ss'iilr i9Fni % exercl>e which Nil
'eove tie Nhols h99g and make fbe
Ns'a''lSea sNeAt fss dsaue, band ase
assSsras the sweat.
Alter the exercise IL SAoaf} ~. -
moved, sha q cotd bath - sud =.
taken Alter the bah It j. y,s.5
thlnS - rnb the ssoIeac and leln~
"ftn A4saaiao. 60 prevent the ts9s~iFs.i-f,y
q; taking ctl5 Tae rat.n..s &C.,.
s"FSs Ne.l IL aeerea - the rfrrar "a
l's.efses ot The wa>g. Ittake~ - -
iai lrosl The places where 4 Gas ,s.s-,
ans lac al X ge taken osf mo I. 10
,iv''tten cay one cAse. il Reduced =
i''lsfi sa1st oae aea asss-salf -
'I' tages days xisp.
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NEWS IN GENERAL.
Jchn W. Begxs Claims Ia be Tn
iustlx Irs py is~ced.


CHICAGO. July fa-A somewhat senss-
fioass move was made in the trosin case
ss-sAy. 5ehn " Bexvs. THE Imprisoned
. ns,sr guardian 81 camp u. Ciza-ss "a t;sel
Sled new sssitsan fof wrs, Of
hsAezs rorraS. giving as rsason wby
he sfsas7& ~ MsE ~ lihwTty that he h&si
tAst he wssall thus ks forced ssurB state ;
exirenee TIE tsStiG0ay expected 81
hiEs. he slSeges. has 20 fnsneiarioa
In fact. while be @aS illegasIT imprtsofss 4
aad sc-ese6 from frsszssas. Immediately
precxfiHg his sa11ssEleGt he Was tssen
before ses sssEefs attorney. who tried 70
soFes hsra 20 make CERTAIN slafe-
Eseut> As fsets, notwithstanding
his siaowssssSe. and that IN eou-
vcr~xtsan the states attorney said in
sahstanvc sv TIE ns~srsrsers yea are
esuatsaaed already. The only nay or the
meaning thereby 30 stand vita the pss-ss.
ant further SsAsfcg in the conversation.
IL Yea viii sSx'eg.s employment from u
We V "a pay yea sssr -
EexSS responded "a substance. III yea
rsexm ~ standing wsth yoa tAss I shall
~ persons might hse convicted as the mar
tieF ~ ElE. Cro IN. l cannot scrept your era.
SsessaeGs fag the FeaSca Thar I have ao
sSeEs wnsSsa wax,ssi seatf 70 convict or even
eass >ssssssses On aSgy pe7soa- "
sssea sftsT. tasS indictment was returned.
E6e petition sstgs that since there have
been Fasss persistent and determined
es,sTts ~ the parf of the police oiiiesrs
sea sss.e's attorneys 10 eomp-l the
NlSser ~ sisxalge certain alleged
faelS stated ia Sn SYNONYMOUS let
ssr rsN-ss "a hy the states attorney
regarding sfse alleged scion IN The cam ,
en sAr- CTeuin's csse These facts the ~
later hes fssseSf to give fOs The reasou Ihs;
taey 90 net exist
Tue states attorney having stated thar
he Gi8 auf &sSsrs AZ present to make pa r
tic his esSe. elders ro have a hearing take
n3aee rrlvs'cty. Judge Horizon WI hear
srS2faeass On tse pest an toa.orTo~
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Sea ater sawyer ct wisconsin.


" sS13uz o. Lestys.
>eaator SAVERS gloh1i4r presence
has been seen in the departments :
most daily Of lAge. Old politicians
II IN tie Badger state who have kept
Il, iched sticks. say the ola man has
got more places Tor Wisconsin men
thaa all the senators and members OF
tie state ever have secured. 4 story
h- todd tie other night in party Of
fsssnds shows aiat ae tanks of his
ucc0 Esa1ioD:
When | was a boy l. years old /
t0Ggtt ny time. Fer 500 mv father
les IDe OF from ~aorkng for him four
vars .oaser, and SCI OUT fer a place
IN New York state where I knew
could get woTS- Yea max kuox there
Sas no railroads N those Usys, and
a. glad "a ride part oi the way or a
steam boat ou Lake CHAMPAIGN. One
night | got into Ticcntierosa ard had
20 ea't uagii % clock in she morning
Ter TIE down boat for Whitehall |
oecsC!e1 70 20 - bed. anu asked the
lanai oF0 has terms fer supper. lodging
and calling NE for the hsat To cal
tiae beat be hal 10 get up and dress,
ant hang the lantern out on the bier.
otherwise she would go On without
stopping
Well. Young man. he repliesl 10
my question, | wouldn't git up and
hustle GA nv clothes an ~ Out on
that pier at clock az night Tor SO.
began Ia quake in nv boots and
tank OF walking twenty miles on nv
oSn account.
Ne. siT, he went on. / wouldn' I
DO 1t for so for nobody Bat alius
eev bun doin Il for s shiins. ana I
guess IL hey "a fer you.
IhSt : the Wsy feel about life IN
coasFeS< wo1sl}n't co oue-senth
I AT al = hst ! 50 Through Tor love or
11o3sy. y liz roHud $ils] 90 a wear
woilit. be 30 object 81 all tor use al my
az - 60 tsadging aroaad getting
ION, illcS and Harry their ieh. But
AFTER Alt, keep Oh CoIag Is for S. $50
Near. y hiNh y q iittie more than
pays nay house rent.
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eLys POLICEMEN REMOVED
The feFes Cut pe~u tn ABtl-Csa-
ftsrrattou strength.

Several days ago the committee on
health ard police Instructed Chief
Batis-asld 20 reduce his fierce 70 the
saae n0mter a. beGare the
IRE. and ever since a
numseF 81 the finest have seen ex-
yeetIas the SNe Ia fab Yesterday the
hsus cAs8e, ard twelve stars were
called a. ard tie >arne num-
Der - specials were let
cat. The dismissed policemen
are ] =. Gagnou. Charles Phillips.
ard + : DAVIS. ko were on the
feTrs under Mitchell: Alfred Nanielin
r J, trandaN, ] q. smith. n. K.
Mcintosh. u. r Dunn. A. McCuen
]. h Jarrett. " Il. Patterson and
II. & Hubbard. al % ahom ~e~e ap-
= siftssi by hiri Buifertield.
The three Mitchell nten have raised
the cry thar lhsy have been bounced
because they worked aad voted Tor
Mifcaeli. and say fh9y VIII fe put
back ou the force waea the cd
nainistratlan changes Chiei Bai,eriiels!
says there is no politics ia The reusov-
ais and points 70 the fact that na-
}crity OF the removals we're made from
his own men IN support Of this asser-
flna
La addition 80 the rempy-
ais, sam Hamilton. tfeorge
Moran and Id Clarke have
ieft the force by resignation. There
are npg usirty4go men on tae force.
eight OF whom. Including the chief
and two captains, are regulars. The
only regular patiaiiaen nox cn dafy
-. y !.
Sullivan, ] r. Jackson. and John
n oily
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All >ssR

kesgiag HER IlSs@ az Mrs. struck
!, - a. Recently entertained a coantl
Have yoa eger hssl any foreign
nohgeussa - saeSisS Mrs. Manor
b0ra tqgIesly M; emily - ser
wants. fAses.
What She Waited Eor-Are you
doins aaach gardening. Miss SsrUeS-
oyssE No. hot much: yon see. /
have not yel sog the proper StoCking =
for saca worS. ssSes " hat he
proper stockings the rshissr garden
hcse ] see ADVERTISE. II the papers.
-- Tx<s.
Sarxur.ly That Mss a frIghstul az
cissens thas t.apsssned 80 The nan who
wraseS Tie fanEy ctisain IL the lAeas-
h.sh ,feass.saA Daddy What was j. :
bslls .ls<is Why BE sat C.wn on his
NJ. n40ay BaFy saay And
Ihe sharp points gave kim fIightfal
jss -istlsAass IaspGtah-
Larpiu-Do yoa believe in eyolu-
slog.< 1a-sEln d BIO i 4 III "a uaotiSEl
Ne. Ne seen leo much oE fashion.
l-.Ew H. s. hat aAs'tLas So 10 with il :
Jaras 94-W Well. Is Mon gaaseS .ools oi
- are. cos ar,l> OF mauy n q monkeys
Il all lis the last geat >hatter~ nay
E~slel 81 evolution ~ islcaeEG1f teas-
ascscsai.
PSpa, ,aid Aluv he-i stiagly. u
II uiast confess something. Harry
Ssse had arranged 10 elope 10
usaf. egst n3y conscience troubled nae,
arc 5usg bad 10 tell vol and spoil
!, Al it nesa net s9oii Z replied
:. fond Gasrrnt; ~ sheass and elope.
bai never teii / knew OF 4. u VIII
,aVe ne expenses a. Wedding -
hzssarfs BasGr.
tbs usefulness u lawveTs--.'Qu'a h
thing bort oisshez law business. said
| actN ioHaS. W hats the matter. Dn-
cses have they been mixig z You up?''
-'bag's JESS what. a0ga un stan IL .
has don't yOu unGS stand p
Why. pays 6e iSw5 81 SIC t@r gig NE
ON e Z Gbb.e. AID &c judge he goes
ahead any how ar does jss ez he
]. eases eFboGt IL. -. Aeyrhses Tretelsf.
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~'-+f 49, wv
Senator &@Dsasa go Assistant F,e...-
= &stsr tseeeral C1A-s ssa--Y Yea can
zeA.2 = - AoS ESnp,sz>art Is must -.
~ TIE Fet8uesl, rH.ltg.rea ftas.!e az sh,.
Set4fb - Eass lAezr letters from -
a2E.tis st eoars~ e.Srtss- Garrison :
r~&y--l have bsaa ttss srg,.gs,s.,,s
sissa7s- As.l Z asa. 81 fe.I Fas. srsIra 80
Lss s5s-.e tFe3 81 O. Nrx wat,t 10
AK Yea ,v- E2san er taa A.. ~
1as ea} re1a Of nlaNy az tee -sfr4.2
tit} -e~. ESssf e - gsse >safr. rears.. ~
tisAS z's&-1asy HARE. lhs~, sl,s q
e1fsF~.i ~Srx4-S c1.ok Vss5Er sss.gst.
aAs'Sat- @Ait esn gogr 5assSe. aFsotbs-
s1&fe sax tac~ ash 80: IA .sf,4r r,.5,
es.r ttsssis so yesl East nsls,iftsss
p sti- thea, .. ana r. =, >zss ssse Il =
,2sf az ta4is.xs fVs esa tsks .ss.r
tf12TA sAzstsBs &set4 tlagk breasts a
e@ ca take so4r break la-f trs;r.
'--.'iN S@l1s1s - can 2 "a - Il ks- xs3s5x
r.. a. @Esl is' -fsF PETS fzssss "a. \ sf.sss
s., tae'-fa1 ssfSEr1a zErs Az zAe s5sfs--a i.
sfEl~s. sca sgcr. soa0Ee.s sssss. MI
: tT -E ,ssl "a ~ - 84seAt
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THE WOODEN AREAS LIMIT.


Third street has Boz become osae sss
the s,sslssess tlaorouEhfszes - Seattle
Ii i fass outside sb< east ere Essass,
~hzh AZ present rlnx aagcg the
center u the alley between Sex
ozd AID Th.rd ara -0ath -ec0ssx.
arsi sousA Thir9 streets Large
frame balainzs are rising along both
sides o. Third street as far Dorth -
Pike. Beth sides os Pike street are
being closely basit UP with wocd- A
agitation has bssn eayrseG GA aEsoo 4
property oxEeFs and Insurance EneEa
la<skfng ~ the inclusion nf both sastes
og IhIys3 street and 10th sl1es
81 Pike street 10 The IRE limits Is :
argued that TIRE. IKE waser. wlii rasi
doxn hssl and sk0aia russ 81 large
sosesen buildings o. Third street saSe
IRE The flames woaid again rash
down ard s.eyassAfe the ioslAssc and
sh4yyes.
Ia the Posr-IyyELGIss ESCE2 ys-fser-
day Fr4GeSs HI Porter. chief snsl<NssaE
Of the san Francisco EssersTiters
bureau. sFge1 extension ct The ere
sifnifs. Yesterday petition y IS
s5rawn up ard circulated aEzaeiSE IA Sc
ysroswrsy OWNERS n the business dts
Erscs. and viii be presented 10 TIE
council al rs meeting Friday night
strong pressure vii re hroagat 10
bear H. issa&ence granting the prayer
os The petitioners. Mr.. EeuFy l.
lesler. the largest Landowner Hithin
tie linasks. ) expected 10 s5gn the rsets-
ton today. follow1ng y tse Ge-es-
aren't
70 the Honorable. tAe MGy0s afsa goga.
ulou tsaHeEl Il s&c cts "a -1sssle, We
ia 8ssskers-sue1. property UssST> sEfeT.
esIssi 2 TIE FSEieNEAezt &123 b-osrtss II
car far essg, Eas~t respectfully Essstf4sa fot
fas 4wgaes4ats sxseaSl0@ % tsS sssS L. 1Eks
81 fj2.E@x
ia ftse eSss - fAs &lSy f%tseek fhaF2
and FaarsS stTeess
GA sAe 49, 80 ~ g-s~ea1 stsSae4
"a the EGgfh 80 zHss iisG DS3Hx 10 SFsE
ncrth 81 sae Hnrfh .lee o. Pike street
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sol ArFEE> LOSING REAEr.
SEINE 80 the Shsntn te~n nwelt~rs
AcknoN ledge n.nny's Right

The >8ustters ot >hsntysown, "a ho
are associated Together au3er the
name 81 the Elliott Day Homestead
Ass,>e sasi0n, nget last 0jeat lor the
p9rpose os discussing aays snd aleauS
ior earEN lag on the leeal warfare in
sb1sh NJ 4 A l'vnny 81 p,slut,a
sn3 shtt defendants, oycr the STRIP ST
land a.oHE tie water 'front.'
>lu'e Use loec BE tHtee au1 Gu, 1N b.
sui se1&sner sasg az M lAcnnv ha>
hVcr aeA33eI IA as iavur. a uan3exr
NJ the 80 t,ativos have 6s~cistcd - k,xe
up ghe Akhi. saa bAve sesgeN icdEssi
M t%une so oe tAr3t landlord an&
r-shtng oa4er al tse property at
taking 0slt ieASc$ 81 tae pry issss
y hicA p-vN.2a< to tke dex ls'u0 thev
e.a-psesf. 0ther~ ase Des ye{ safl sfsel
af srv sge'SSs o. cstnt.uue taa neat
es @P3es1nr lrosa fa>stoe E3vvr~ de-
tlsD- gsf sg9sg8 tuAlsy determined
7iaoa af the esEsEsc tssg wishg g<,asd
aet os .tagE sst. aut abe latter ,,,u~~e
"a *e troas'sy s5VY1ed AS tAe ~ *
5Ae &szt> agspf
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SULLIVAN GETS THE MONEY
Managers of the Battle Awaiting
Trfsi-kiirsiuf n Harlem.

NV ORLEANS, JuIy l6.-Joan Fifzpat-
rick. referse in the sullivan Kilratn FIGHT.
, today teiegrsrhcd Stakeholder Cr.tge. ~
Ne" YORK. to psy over the money 70 the
sullivan party.
Fitzpatrick, Patsy Duffy and Others viii
g 70 Paris and sppeAr Thursday. aud give.
uait Iuf teeiF als csraAce al The SogerS Der
term a. eoars lor ding and alet,irg the
rece2r I-ht
NEW J oRE. jay Is 1t Is understood
'hal h'irsln arrived this morning sna i
guisfay 4nsTleEed IN Harlem with & hsrfey
A4.eheii, M. NiteseI Sid psny Moore
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TILt~IArrER WILSON HkAp. ".
Wissce, wbo wAs c2asht ~ I s,Naock
yesterday morning ii tie at o tap
ping gae til al tie Mint sAIeeg was
before justice Rivers geSfeFtar sitter
uooa aE $ charge Of sgrgi sry Wilson
gAo ~ stuE-cs-tke-s bows ans fslfs-
dcs.s.- 4s-sls-l.eel yoUug nssn ii tses
more taSE esr>, zre5nh7ss3 while
the las0rn atlaa cA4rglEg lsina WITH
bH z srS 49, tesFE Fe&e b The 7slstce
an tleu aske0 - psrao aGo8 into
tessrS KS aSsno fsslssesi his glls He
sal another mar hal gone Iato tie
saleop ahsst oi him and had PAT hiu
ap 10 the commission OF she crime.
+. f. Borgamsn. enc ii the pFopr:s-
tor, 81 Else sa80Ss1l. testified thai be
sss sseeElng ~ the saie0a ana al
been asaAtTe1 ~ noise. Fae -
lo0a va og1ty lighted az q cigar lamp
eut b. u ts-SeTaHg light he sag ne
FORM ~ \ man creeping steAgflily
srDgf.a .. h nd the eonater IL tie
money tail. which ne wAs shout 10
open ahgn Mr.. Bs.rgeuan iuaapeSi Ag.s
If bsai and scared him away The
pursuit. Ia hiCh esdcer Hem piNe1i
and cred tao shots. was graplalesllv
related. Wilson thought hIs p=al-
te0ce sEtouid be a bar 90 further prose-
cutie has the 3stiee sad he cuaisi
60 nothing bGt bsna him over IL
"a ait the sction 81 the grand Jury
His ban0s we're lzed al $50. il ue-
fault af a8eh h EaS committed 10
tie county jail.
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4 HoTsL AT Taf LAKE..
improvements g. aec~mpsn. Eaiid-
arg af the NNdisau. street Road

arg eft the Madison street Road
Mr. J Mcoiiyra has subscribed to
the subsidy 81 the Madison Street Cable
Railway Company 30 feet OF water
front on Lake Washington, adjoining
the l3ae Of Madison stscet continued.
Here the company win construct
y haTYes, lighthouses. hath houses. etc
. The company has also secured srom
Mr. Mct5llvra a lease. Tor a long term
81 YEAR o3 tf3y &sfes ot land at the
terminus 0i the Iew cabiC mad This
TRACT embraces the park ground
knoNB a. she Laurel Shade. and sgr-
roasHdlngs. IL is stipulated that the
te<seeS shall construct large sum
a5er hotel, 20 east 81. tss1 ard the
csm paay intend - erss.t the buildsng
a. S,4au A. The dispute in regard 70 the
cable r,ssd franchise j. settled. The
structure viii De ot wossd and hrsf-
class M al is appointments 4 mile
rare track, the finest in Western
Washington. VIII re laid cut GA the
erqEBas. and embraced In the circlc ii
th y course VIII Re a baseball arena and
faquet AMI tennis lawns
IL the AaaiSo1 Street CaSse Con-
fpany IS ~ -msgts9l s,a Use It's franchise
Bithoul oh>truCtloa much vcrk VIII
he 4oue SEA lavlaE cut. on the beauti-
iui shores v( lake Washington. the
tne~t Fiea>are rus0ys "a she North
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AA fAs5 has heeu &lue br ear. or
y the n.As>' Hg Of capital IN .r,. aSsr;sl
cog iNara'ions in tfesinAny has fst.-s
s'ss2,4s - lAv aslys$ifs4S5 Il fs-
- =, 4tse The large sueps.9t -.
~ sfta 81 +h~ ras5oTity u a.. 49,
'-sSs-t'S Shops e-isA Gye az t.ss. ,re,k
,4+VA = sufai z18 81 ataers a. 49,.
% u'sa4s sLESt SIS per cent % AN e.
u NA = tf ilsese are stS8 sssss,ge,vs-s 4.
'aT eAa shops. i ns { s8ss Is 49, f,....t
- es e@'-tilf.s as.si y pstsIsS bssSisss-.~
= fs~f te-as rs tie Sos~l ews.ra.ts-T.. =.
~ esai ~ The lroa = eFklee - 49,
ests T. sac @lse ara Naek. aa8 IS -
es1t - SaS Ncgk ss leather. xnx :,
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TIE xniRD sTaExr nespwsY.


Manager SAsseat, os he pegss
Sound Shore rsIsFo4a, has force u
thirty zen at waEs 81 the Sozih Thi7ss
street roadway heading 10 the terminal
warehouse The work l. heing prose
cutei with ali possible uisrzteh. and
xIn probably he eoza Tssetesi before the
end o. the week. The cost OF tie
roadway. which i fasnty-fossF feet
vide. Md be esarae by Mr.. Naaeaa
wsta the understanding that the city
shall reimaarse hsm s, such tine as i
5 able 10 do ~. liz has been estimated
that the complexion os the road viii
mean a saving "a fully <ssa day 10
the "a usssnees 81 Seattle.
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Meat In.n.rtian Law.

D5SvE1. July is-iu Judge Sf.re's Grim
inai court today ia the ease ef Tire people
- @n'sGz schmidt, hr1asht Ia Test N va
iasfy ot the uest Inspection iaw pssSs.t f.g-
t0e i&si general ASK uhly. formal iasix
haeut as eGfcre0 a~asust the sefsss,fasst
f9F me i.,l-is2se of naS{EZ zoe constisgg{ars-
s3'iY "a the lsS PASSED "a bv the sum- VS.
cVnft a. soon a. possible. The cssss 49,
het sTiNd upon Ets fpeTlts fsus 3 stueSf5,,r.
s0e>e on demurrer 20 the imsflctussut an !
DC ers1>4esl Wa against toe defendant Ter
we = a n tbat q 5l3ssSe store bad dseixrs.s
, We laN RGVun ttf5.syoesl tee site efa Ia
gct have sTpsAis - the sep-eY,5., ,.,,slrs
Hon r AeNfeSry and Wizard T-Fls-
spsesTrs! Tor tae esien~e. ard F>sae a
>'SHei's snd A9gA Balies fer tire prgsecs,.