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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-18

Hoii- n u. cfYuve. ~
HON e. H. Hanford, chief iustice a,
asninfscn territory. ca
~. Leigh J. ]. Hunt, proprietor Of the
fo>t~lDtelsiseneer. ca
Ar. '" Z. Bailey. proprietor a ,se Even.
ing Press. "a
af Maurice HeNseSen III
4 ~. Reed, Jr., register Of che unttsz,
states land Office. a,
MI v. X. Forrest. county auditor. ~
Prosecuting Attorney Neviin. ",
M. r. W. Holbrook, general manager n,
the Seattle. Lake shore Il Eastern ksilrsa,l
Company. a.
DR.. z. l.. Smith. f2y
Lx-froseeutins Attorney Ronald III
NJ. FRED !. Grant, associate editor OF the
fost-intellixencer. IA
As. D. K Frazier. editor in-chie. of the
EFening Press "a
as. Jonn A. sleiehey, tor-fn-ebief Of
Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper. an
MI. Edgar b. Piper, city editor of the
Posflnteiligepcer ca
Mr. Jerome cstiin. IN
Mig County Investment COMPANY. "a,
Miss ~ Louise Burns. of Mime applls mi
hr. j. A Park, Of Dexter Horton a. Go. r
bank. ~
MI. J. l.. Schultz, OF Dexter Horton A
Co.'S bank %
Mr.. w.. o. Came, of G. T. Miller & Co 3
bank. nj
Mrs. Anna May Russell. fD
Mr.. Robert Abernethy. ca
Mr.. Daniel Warner. %
DIR. Clarence A. Holmes. ul
Captain J. A. Hatfield. u)
Ar. J. Burton, Foshay. "a
Mr.. James G.. smart. %
Mr. H. NJ. Bennett. %
Mr. n. A. Frrdeick. III
Mr.. ID. X. Howard. ca
Mrs. Abbie NJ. smith. %
Mr.. II. A. Bauer ~
Mr.. X q wextermau. Co
Mr.. George z. Budlong. GU
Mrs. d. +. Mulligan. %
Mr.. James HeaId. %
Mr.. X. " Crawford. Q)
Mr.. Jof A. Ware. CD
DIR. G. :. Merrill %
Mr.. Frank z. Ware. CD
Mrs l. J. O'Farreu "a
Mr.. A. sharpe. I'd
Mrs.. Caroline Baker stevens. a.
Mrs Elizabeth J. Crawford. ID
Mr.. B. al. Roberts. %
Messrs. Isaac and H. Bingham. %
Mrs. Mertha George. I'd
Miss Ida Carter. ID
Mr.. J. b. C. lockwood Q)
Mr.. 7. A. Garrett Cd
DR.. David T.. Bowman. I'd
Mr.. James G. Giilies. CD
Mr.. George Hartig. %
Mr.. G. Faik. ~
Mr.. Alexander Duncan. %
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FINCK & CLOCK WATCH CLUBS.

new aud successful method To buy
watches and diamosds on easy payments
Watches and diamonds sold at one dolla,
ttfJ per week IN our clubs. Each club Il
composed of sixty members, each membe
paving ons ($i) dollar per week. pays for
one watch or diamond. delivered TO the
cub each week. To fairly determine
which member shall wear the article Sc
leeted, we place the sky names OF the
club members In envelopes, some member
present 1T the awardi,g takes one en-
veloCe, opens II, and reads the name OF the
suce. ssful member. To this Ia ember We
give the privilege of selecting his watch on
diamona. There is now left ffty-Bine
members for the next week hify eight Tor
the mex > aud 50 ON until each member
scts the article .rsered.
The general opinion OF the public con
c.rningt q clue ;, siea is that IL is simpl
the installment plan, where the purchaser
IS r.qutrs a To nav from TIVE nty nye t2sl 10
ifty 500 rer ca mt inter 1t on tie dealer
capital invested until the article ordered ID
pad Tor ia full. ON the contrary IN the
CLUB system, we receive cash for goods rs
they ARE delivered. Therefore we can assure
YOU of a sayiag OF fiom Is tn 20 per cent. on
every article SOLD In our clubs. The TACT Is
We sell six,y ieol watches OF
diamonds To each club, each ciuu
Iepf. &c ting n cash sale If from four to str
thousand dollars. len clubs at same ratio
representing "A cas h sale OF sca. uo -enatiy )
Us To sell the ch.a, err. The ssibatify oil
tots piau speaks tor itsei. You may be
stlt Ia pay spot cash for the article. ou.
/ ht fact that we give you fHll ieselled
movement in q solid IL karst gold case. on
! payments tuat Nnu never miss. ana foi
| IL Der cent. les than our selling figure, Is
/ q guarantee OF our success. Watches oi
diamonds ranging in price from forty 7.
| i've bundled dollar, on the same eish
/ one dollar week You viii never miss
! Place Il to your credit IN the ffnek 4 tseck
| watch clubs snd YOU will possess hns
/ watch or diamond.
/ TANNER. t. can b, made weekly or month
/ Is. aud at any time You maS pay whatever
/ balsnce is Que and get your Article "inou
4 waiting for he awarding OF YOUR 'tno
/ The induremeni "a Join The uhs are vs.
| furnlsh club members with solid u kara
gold case aud fnll jcweliet movement
I thst setis AT retail for 5000 FOR <eo"o sno
! other priced articles IVA proportion ana S.s
( c-u make yonr payments as you s'sn
he awartiings conducted ex lusiseis %,
! G. ub Inv mh,rs every Saturday night ~
I u'ci"ek. -.
FlNCk a CLOCK WAr,H CLUBS.
JOIN now snd secure pisce. Next Goo
I tn, ft+sSf.sffsf,e
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tEaL SsIaTY TRANSFERS
Deeds Recorded al tho Audit q,
Once S..t, rdsy.

3 les esisse Transactions from January |.
=, - daie sie sle, ssS 0G7.50. There were
" IL FeoI YESTERDAY x deeds, the
Baes'ioRs ssgTegsiIug s3i.0oG. all
RsR u Slisi Follow ue is the lis,
k;asAeG bY osborne. Tremycr * Co.,
1nus1l 3, u title:
ssAlagion Central improvement Com
n1l 20 ]. K NCorni, ,tat.. lots 10 Ia
Va 81 1 hsshinslou Crutial improve
~ ea@panys lif.i add 10 Kent, 81 900.
Washington Centfal Improvement Com
Gs g y. Nc aIthy, lot 10. blk ~, Gil.
| sae Park, {nl
= Esatou 10 K Abe'nethy, lots 6 and
l VI keaion's add, sl,iQO.
sftHngsil 20 ]. smith, ei. los | and
iaa Aashsri's. $3.50.
al isl n ! =. foshsy. lot 10. blk
Ap.f h.h saith adj 10 North seattle.
. bsh va Methodist Protestant
naHa' - b.s -, u. I. Denny's home
I fssh 10 y Rad'oif. Sc, !, of lot 5. blk
sxa sbeifg nTst ADJ. yaa
sr'tt Laid Agd Improvement CnupaDy
ssssiie Sander, blk |, h. i. Holm =
-, ~ aiia ., blk |, 3tO7, blk2 To &
~ Ahs3, bl& s, "a o. blk 4. Dodge 4
~ sii asa tls and iotS to 10, blk
sNlhgIh II ighfs' aid also lot ~.
49, seaesiead Assoc alton. 81. os.
Y sa,e u ~ lerald. ln,s gs,,d 10 hlk
eaks ssaniuG aid 10 Nest seattle
~ ! sAl'e % X. Mcdonald. lot q. blk :.
= sisihe, laf :. Srll. undivided
tshs'a atd rs II aW' aud sWt. al
SIP s2.Fi,sib
- ifsiaora % 3 X. Ensmiuver. n,
an h.a Wv ~ -'' ! y except =.
9, :. = ''sad 10 II I Grnpunineer i.ts n
- = Harrison Heights. 500.
sa ~, - :. : 9aiiiisoh, sm' III sat. of
4 ~ : '.a.eeie e. g wchn. uud lot
leR.s d Gilman. $Na.
A,aef 70 J. Matthias. %, let's II and
fsslts : sfsOn I snptl. Stu
~ '.''t h *, z. AgssslE. lots to II
- soFss. Sl.o0l
~ eaAa sud improvement gutnpauy
g i sHihs, tot T. bia o. kauiman's,
So s's'a TO g. G. rhinnry. sci. OF
j., u "a. r2.Sl
80 '3oai 20 L II ktuurcr. lots : and
80 'asksaa street. a.
II ~ !" :, 1tecHe. lot n. blk s.
s.sssse ! i'sa'auQua hgkrh,Sl
la n 49, !. ,l.s,irfo smtn, Cumpauy 10 J
IN, - h's Il. Gilman rArk
49, Mcdonald, nee lsxiOo Il OF
So. u ''ilhan Para SO
l. ~ss ( Gilman. $50
3D. M IMPROVEMENT Comtauv "a
\. 5 q, - NJ t.. king county. bot, l.
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Protection to American Indus
tries and American Labor.
THURenAY EEpT no

Republican ME. tings will be held at the
following PAGES under the dates specified
as follows:
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Wei, whats the matter now >
c.va.c--i've so: liver trouble and dys-
IA, aud ought To got leave for thirty
10.
Coionei-Ill give You ten. and II you
e joys Vegetable sarsaparilla that will
.e long enough.
red II. Blocker. of the Baldwin Hotel,
al Francisco. writes: have spent many
II dollar for medicines, but the only thing
II ever stopped my liver trouble and
dyspepsia was joys Vegetable SarsaparilIa
Gustav Solomon. OF 223 Valencia street.
san Francisco, writes that IL has entirely
fr ed him OF his indigestion and sick
ac.iiaches
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Shipping i"s~,.ig-sce.

ysxs DisoogsgY. sept. E.-sailed-Ca
Na3es,i ,u,.s
PosY TosSsKxD, sept. Il. - Arrived
nj MAI. sailed Goa
yrlsoteSg, SEPT l5.-Arriyea-Aerom
hsn pUtl discovery.
YOKOHAMA. cesi. - --Attiyth-f ''r' ah'
-. tron yanfonv.r sail d--tr Abys
DANA. from Vancouver.
sas FaaScIso, sept E-Ihe Ericsson
henes for Bu rsri's iaiet september .; re-
,arhei to-day Ga secouE' oil sprineing q
ksk IN the hesrF northery gale OF sep
kmbcE 10 ard H.
| s,y FgASrisc0. Sept E.-Cleare'i-
svamer - ei Pueblo far Virioria. stcnr,ei
esr,hs iof Kodak. Depsrtei--ohip lo
ealp laf SsHalHG
Pxr TOWNSEND Sept; E-EuteEed-
fsssaa CsPlaia smith. thirty-one day,
ifpm Hoaalaia Clesr.d-Lucy A. Nickcls
Cs,ssae sl1el,, ,umber for Buenos Ayres
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LET Everyone ATTEND.

By order of the County Central Committee
GEORGE II. HEiLBRON. Chairman,
PAUL D'HEIRRY, Secretary.
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"ssLisgt,.n.

Ma
Il Nasbjnst., NJ " ''''''''
! Asse;,.,.. e'''' "e'uah suffrage
50" 10 pint the follswius err.
va sstltr sdi,a.s.3 >, -
ss,slag,on
n stss,. = -
- "a. q !. '"e ftsoin,iuus sfoptu,, ~ u
~ fst.... Ns'' sa'''s sal r-yrs scutafi,es
( ssssk 4, 80 ~ a." tcrsitulN held at
Ell. ~ = .>>}. al Whi,a dime he
"a = 'ssA - .on Rss TED. vas
tsse . q ,,'''t'e IisHvai>r ,b .alI oe -
sa,ss e>'.'ugon O. every Ell srn.
H. h :. '','e e.aas., su.mlI.ug tie
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=. ,,;.aPs,c "a d" - 2
.yy.xctsco RgyiEw.

.~,sca Sept. Nv hes'-'Quiei
50 aaotab'e al 81 25laLAi2.
So ". tf-ec, bright anG c'eahr
t57.ize; common gfaees very
~ ,,....nd ia'r tui not urgent; SUD
90 -, har not excessive; choice
- - - ere small. choice feed
2 e. y 4 I. az zcel.l': io"er grades
bnslass- in progress.
BIT sew Peerless, F0g15c; Early
y. rs 81. Ba,bsnks. Jocl9il.
s.,,,g-f.Deg. 3. zo-'Sc' good 10 eh"ice.
~ r,..s G Alisornia ranch. firm, She
s,sg.e The nrmuess is weak
= .-:,f, Dptioa Of receipts, on ac-
srss. sI.hs eaqofafy oF'AN !" '"7 'a'''
~ ssaa..,..,..s-yc.erlte. coal, Nanaimo
: a. Francisco, sSia
CHICAGO rsuDrrE MARKET
$50 s.s,s Il " seat-stcady; cash
~ i,csotef, Ms; December 's2@e;
~ an .'lfaiy. cash and oc'ob 'r, S2ssc'
ass-i g. cash, lgsc; December.
= " Ms. :. s-l5e. -
t,rFy- september, c6i4e. .o,
ys,s-s,eaiy cSsh Az u tooeT' slLzz'2'
hrarsy, SO ..s, n.,o,a,
$50 isnasfy. B.ltaafs'7.
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a rubiif eonVeuiens-e. Win TIE rentvh'
ing If tae fAse washington esbte hae,
J II 1 a,ge head has for Fhc convenience oi
fhe us,z,ul., established a iaueh coautef Hiii
-,.,-,.Shnsat,t stand en- the >'eAme' MIX
and. PLAYING between All points on lax,
" Washington
openinr new black Sress materials
Chester ClesrS.
ts,.,.t novelties ia a ntlcmcn's furnish
tag gts.sas at rosixs, sinsesnaSn & 20.
.areuitg new embroidered dress patterns
Chester CtearS
lace hands erchiels. lee. DetTsf & lay
iaF.
Cpsngne new fancy silks chester clessy
Attend the saturday utgAt spselsi sale
10 the eieihins depsr naene i"AaNs' sshs
e man & TO.
sae Snrah silks Chester CscArs.
=, wool hose. ny(iEaf 4 Taylor.
rhe stock of gents uee's furnish! {
s.,l,si> ~ ToklsS. singeftnsn 4 20. II ti.'
large q L.. Tbs city.
-. .Asu.a~., Al. soxss4Ex dress gods
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TORCH LIGHT PARADE OF THE HAk
Rl-pS LIE ION.

All mem btrs of the Harris N Legion ana
Nu.a a, hers as NAV fee arp. SD 10 - II
tht ir ranks mad carry u iofrh iuf me he
puhsieaa Vsssc wlif asssninse anu ~
ia. ev+rsHs at : O'Clock sAarp 81 their
h. s.eouart,.rs. on jeff rsen street. tet~ n
second sud Third streets, near Mil street,
fsr jhs purpose al IA z, bin< - me sfYaa
EepnAg can meeting "a he held At tse
.rmarv President Arsirsws ass Sp
gosnsed Major " I - Sfpe a. nAAss"s :,
.f,h ~. h,llnwtns ss aides. iir. Cav. h.
! Tslmsn. ". O'ponren. D. 1, Hu'ehiu
Ion Isl =. rpstd si,t Gsrinsr kei!ogs.
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HON. JOHN B. ALLEN

VIII SPEAK AZ
Spokane Falls, FRIDAY night. september
70.
North Yakima. saturday night. .,em-
Ter Il.
Seattle, Monday nigh. sc;asrnb.r q
LssonBer, TUESDAY. >ecfemn-y "a
Poi Townsend, Wednesday night, Sep
tember =.
chehalis. Thursday sish,. September d.
Vancouver, Friday big l. September q.
Wsliula. saturday night. September ..
COLONEL Z. v. EDDY will speak as
COLoAkLJ c. HAISES viii speak n
Seattle, Wednesday night, september Ia.
koslyn. Thursday night, september -.
Ehensburz, Friday night. September 70.
North Yakima. sa- urday night, Septem-
Ter u.
spokane Falls. Monday night, sepsem.
Der 3
MAJOR p. S. DoRNEY. of California.
viii address the people At
Roslyn, Thursday nigh, September 10
Ellensburg. Friday night, September %.
North Yakima, saturday night, septem-
Der 81.
Tacoma. Monday night, September q.
wnsteom, Wednesday night, Septem-
Der 3.
MAJOR THAD HUSTON and MAJOR c.
n: BARTON will speak to the people Is
follows:
Kelso, Wednesday night, September Is
kalams, Thursday night. september ~
HON. :. q. COSGROyE, MAJOR THAD
HUSTON and MAJOR Z. NJ. BARTON viii
address the people At
Ilwaco, saturday night. September Il.
Oys'eryille. Monday night, Sep ember Il
Sssel Landing, Tuesday Night. 5eptem-
her "a
Willaps. Wednesday night. Septer Der z,
Hoquiam. Thursday, September d, ct 2
O'Clock p. m
Aberdeen. Thursday night. September Is.
Montesano, Friday night, september "a.
shelton, saturday night, september d.
JOSEPH W. ROBINSON, ksq.. viii Cd.
dress the people at
kelso, "Wednesday night, September Is.
Kalams, Thur.day night. september 10.
Cathlsmet, Friday, september 20, at
O'Clock p. m.
skamokaws; Friday night, September %.
w. A. REYNOLDS, Esq, will speak to
the people as follows:
Cathlamet, Friday, September 20, at
O'Clock p. m.
Skamokawa, Friday night September 20.
JOHN F. CONVEY, Chairman.
n. W. FAIRWEATHER,
Vice Chairman.
O. A. BOWEN, Secretary.
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ncrrnss Aisd IA ehsllengs mr. vote
ryAsd i. ss,ai sc nay sse the cath
spkt A~ To bs given 10 . chak
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ms AsD SHIPPING

SEATTLE. seps H.
.hs seattle clearing house
a se's ~ ne psget sound Shore
e.espts e's re ,ons-~ere the iarg
s's az .inee he construction o. Of
= - ~ o. 9.,s e,ssienment received s on
= pa . ~. Yesterday morning ron
vfls Y sha sl7 ,nns-was the largest
pI'ssssss.I here on any o. .ae '
-. SCI coHnpany's boat. .,..
- - T.. wss shipped cas- 'onigfas
laa a ~. j. The third assignment
go, .emsna for fsh continues
- s .sI,aoa being IN :. Hsoh no"
II .ssifsi cad. 10 'alF s,os around r -
/ ~ pie1,nt .s Of his branch OF hnny
y 81 ~. ~ var into the fe'aii .'s s
~ fsa e. , S.rs 81 LIST week some fne
usnE < ..,.rs taken. salmon are
= sd OH p@s and the eanneries are
pslss - ar fullest capacity Prices
rhiss z ~ .,,..s 70 peak a.
! sgss 3! aSD i rhoO 4 ad @r.
Ggls = 80 80 and prsoace receipts At
= rere.. = iol ovs Puget aoaiia shors s
5b7w - Coiumbia 4 Ptisst 1.'hi'a
- s ..,s : site, Lake SboIe *
sfrsI. p o. 81 tors. Bs ~ater-
Urs 49,. p.euiitr, 40 tons; Ma
6xtsFss Il rw3n. ton; fiee,-
/ - 49, - .c,osS lGlek, 80 tons.
- - .ssil,'., l.s.s i',i-. the last D,
eIYssss ,,.a raerehan'iis were sol pI'eo
I trnf - tn "a rp:abd1ne colihaf! 81
e 50 y = sosed i o. al. - tons
! -: = p,,g..i -auE; railroad, u tons s,
| r;xssss . I " sur & Eastern rail-
- bAss r. va, r-iAk re, co tons;
=. cts -. F.iFlinyeH, - tofs;
szs1s .snt. ~:fify OF quincy.
-. IT,, tea. Edith, , tins:
~. - -. f.nry Bailey, y
- q, ;sH. -i'ip kenn.i',t'
- eiisfs' tr..-et.ts. f2s53 tons
u =. - .giE Pts rive hundred
Asl :, s,.4 f. sHel'pes- a. bkss
- % -, -.,r. x avs OIL, Tears
g. - ga e*iilr. 40 tSiis
.sf .e.-. oi ~rFf', ~ IS
- a. g., ~ io1rr}. \ cs nIy
LII. q ,, g. sirfs arfe. 80
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Do You Want the Earth !?
NO.
.RGltOl Addition

aa ~ tnere 10 anvthing in the testimony
oI en-kncwn men. by reading the fo;I,r.
ing u.s. OF bona sae purchasers, you vii
realize the resson Aa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-19
"A TRIPLE KILLING.
As the Result ola School Election
in Arkansas.
MRS. MAVERICK AS A PRISONER.
A Niece of JEFF Davis Accused of Killing Her
Husband-Arrested in Wash
ingtOn.

LITTLE Rock, May 1S.-A telegram just
received from Forrest city, Ark, says
that D. NJ. Wilson. sheriff of St. Francis
codnty, Frank Folbre, city marshal and
Thomas Parham were killed in a street
fight to-day.
For several days past excitement has
been at a high pitch there over the school
election. To-day large crowd assem-
bled in the vicinity of the polls.
A fight was begun by the friends
of two negroes, y. w. Nicely and G.. w.
Ingram, both of whom had been making
speeches during the campaign. Some one
knocked Nicely down and he ran to Cap
tain John Parham for protection. Mar
shall Folbre came up and was talking
whom Tom Parham, son of the cap
tain, came running down the stairs
FROM the county office and without
a word, fired at Marshal FOlbre, inficting
mortal wound. As Eolbre was falling he
fired two shots, killing Tom Parham
Several other shots were fired during the
excitement, and one of these struck and
fatally injured Sheriff Wilson, who was
running toward the scene Of the affray. 1t
is said the shot which struck him was fired
by Nicely.
Intense excitement prevails. Ingram,
who is coroner of the county, was waited
on by body Of citizens, and invited to leave
town, which he did. Veely and few
companions are in a building or Wash
ingron street, surrounded by armed
men. Tue people held Nicely responsible
for the whole affair. Everybody able to
bear arms has been on Guty since the
trouble and tonight the town is being
patrollei by armed meU FOR fear Of an out
break on the part Of some faction.
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Charged With Mn~dcr.

LONDON, May 15.-Mrs, Maybsira, niece
of jefferson Davis, and French Canadian
aristocrat by birth, has been arrested at
Liverpool on a charge of poisoning her
husband. Maybrick's brother Michael,
known as Stephen Adams, the musi-
cal composer, and other relatives
hesitated to act on the report circulated
as to the cause of his death. To-day the
county magistrate, Colonel Biddle. accom-
panied by the police went to the Maybrick
residence. They were told that the lady
was Ill in bed and medical Incn were sum
moned, and after an examination. they pro
nounced her lit tc hear the Charge
Her sister demanded h. know
the nature of the evidence. Tic chief
of police responded that he had crave
evidence that the woman had given arsenic
to her husband from time 10 til-e. The
officers went to the bedroom where the
woman lay haCgard, but composed. The
magistrate directed that she be removed to
the kirlldale Jail, where she is now being
attended by q doctor and a nurse. The
case has caused a great sensation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-19
Will Get a Share Of Bean,s Millions.

A New York Herald dispatch from Pc
mona, Los Angeles county, Cal, May 4.says
Mrs. Phoebe Sawyer and her daughters
have for years been struggling With poverty
and are about to become wealthy. A few
months ago Mrs. Sawyer had letter from
the law firm of Knox & Barker of Boston,
asking for particulars about her nephew,
Thomas c. Bean. In 1852 Bean left his
parents in Chelsea Mass. to seek his fortune
in the west His parents died and he had
no sister or brother. All traces of him
were lost. He died in Grayson county,
Texas. over year and half ago, possessed
of cattle, lands, and railroad stock worth
about S6.OOO,0O0. He left no will. His
cousin in Chelsea, Mass, laid claim TO the
vast estate. and in proving the claim it
was found that Mrs. Sawyer was still
living Mrs. Sawyer is a sister of Bean 5
mother. and is the nearest living relative.
Her attorneys inform her that the proofs
of her relationship have been accepted by
the court at Denlson. Tex. and that her
portion of Beans millions will be given to
her ~ about SIX months.
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swindlinc the Government.

WASHINGTON, May IS. - Postoffice In
spectors Arlington, Maxwell and MAY, last
night, arrested Charles D. Poston, Of this
city. in the act of using the franks of Sen
ator Stewart, o. Nevada. and Dele
gate Smith. OF Arizona on pri-
vate mail matter. When taken
before United States Commissioner
Mills, Poston admitted his gull, and waived
examination and was held in default of
s.. coo bonds. Poston is about sixty years
old. and says he was once q delegate in
Congress. and later register OF the land
office at Florence. Arizona.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-19

The champion cricket ball thrower of the
world, it appears from an Australian paper,
is a native Of Queensland, known by the
name of Billy the Aboriginal.
In 1872 he sent the ball at cricket match
at Queensland distance of 40 yards
Doubt being thrown upon this statement,
several gentlemen came forward to testify
to the measurement, which, accurately ta-
zen, was 142 yarls foot inches, allowing
81 yards for deviation
Where is the los yards 10 inches thrown by
one of the American baseball players in Aus
tralia after that?-Licensed VIctualiers' Ca
Gatte.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-19
A RICH STRIKE.

WE learn by private letter from Ashley
that rich body of gold and silver ore has
been struck on the farm of Josephus Hatch,
on Deer creek. The body of ore was struck
while digging dirt to cover house. From
the best means at hand for ascertaining the
value of the ore, it bids fair to be the rich
est vein of ore ever discovered in Utah.
The parties owning the mine have sunk an
incline on the vein distance of about thirty
feet. The vein is about ten feet between
the wall rocks. There have been a number
of claims taken up, and it looks like Mr..
Hatch's farm is forever ruined for agricul-
turaI purposes. These mines, together
with the rich mines of asphaltum, elater-
lite, ozokerite, etc, viii make Uintah and
Wasatch counties the richest mining coun-
try in Utah.-Wdre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-19
SUNDAY SALAD.

The interest over the marshalship is
looming up again. Mr.. Dyer impauenty
continues to draw the salary, waiting for
the naming Of his successor.
s.Whisper it not in Ascalon,' but Fred J.
Fabian. the well known young Salt Laker,
and member of the firm of Jungk q Fabian,
is the latest prominent Splinter to enter
on the narshalship races. Good luck to
him. He's first rate fellow, and his
familiarity with the sheep business will be
a big factor in his favor.
Tell it not in Goth but we have it
from reliable grapevine sources that Mr..
Fabian's backing consists of no less than
the new Missouri congressman, Mr.. Med
ringhaus, and the big pork packer, Armour
himself If such backing can't be made to
count with the administration, then no
Utah mans can.
Mr. Goliath Shaughnessy-Who IS this
boy who cometh out to meet me:
Mr. David Fabian. Thrice Armoured
is ne who hath his quarrel just.
Moccasin Mac still fingers in Washing
ton. They say that he has got down to his
moccasins now, and that he is so thin they
don't charge him can fare,
What has become Of that law suit against
the first American gentleman of the Trib-
une. Is Mr.. Carter dead, has he departed
the land, is the court discouraged, are there
no more witnesses, do the lawyers give it
up or what. The claim can't be paid.
'When I first kim to this country, said
the Irishman, AL l heard was soorplus
soorplus! soorplus :and the Mills bill! the
Mills bill. the Mills bill, Why in the
devil don't they take the soorplus and pay
Mills of =;