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-. Il ii. onxtSn, <Enlrm1n a. a.
1tzr1t0n c11n<3I Kepe ican con1-
mikfee. III. y. Is. Bzckner, q Ie2fs
ncz1<Y. w14 <1erxed <h1frsa4u of fh8
|eonyentzou. snd Iudqe y A. Eoof II
Thusxf0H xex1z&a1y TN madison q
<om<1iftee "a cTe<1eutszIs vas aI'-
pQfu4<d a. s0IkoWx MeSsxz- 81 r.
knd<sfli- Jxu<< G5bson ard John r.
J2n1e~- Iheconzzniftee reported forty
fosr delegates entitled to seats IN fbe
convention.
xorninafions ID. delegates tsen BE-
iaR lie order. NJ. WHARF Kzg5<<z, Of
TenEno. nouxInated Hon. r. ~. Heed
ST.. Rev ID. W. Cameron. 81 Gem
fraiza. nominated Charles Gizchyist. of
Lewis rr1ntg. rns. y. III. Ow5nxs
ysaeed In nomination Hon. John +.
ssoHey. II this city, In . very eloquent
speech. Mr.. II. II Cogfiss. Of South
bay, nominated Gen. &. II. Migroy.
The To<e resulted IS follows r, ~.
Eeed. 50. john ". Gowey. =: Charles
Gsiehrtxt. -, Gen. r. III. AiIroy, 1 !:
A. A. Kous. z. Messrs Convey and
Reed we're declared the nominees
The nominees we're then invited for
ward, ard made eloquent speeches.
after which the convention adjourned
aYrExrTEp EoEBKnr.
An old man living on the beach near
Capital point. known - Oyster Tom, =
and q companion who resides with
aim, were last night arrested for the
attempted rebber Of Mr.. John Barker.
an old gentleman who has resided in
this city for several months The
story a. tod By Mr. Barker. is about
A. follow All three Of the men had
been drinking together duriHg. the
evening. and bad become partially In
foxicated. During this time il had
become known 10 Oyster Tom and
his pal that Barker xas possessed of
considerable ready cash, and tai. they
resolved to secure. Accordingly they
invited their half intoxicated friend
Barker 10 take walk with them.
The invitation was at once
accepted. and Tom and his
companion chose the route of thei.
proposed walk. which led into the rear
OF one Of the saloons in the lower part
OF The city. When they had reached
this place Tom at once furiously as
sanIted Barker. while at the same time
his companion reached forward and
attempted to plaess oxse OF his hands
over Bankers mouth 10 prevent him
from calling for assistance. while with
his ether hand he reached for the old
mans pockets. They had overesfi-
mated Barker's intpxscation. however,
and underestimate his strength, for
in moment he had freed himself
from their grasps. had called police
man and bis assaiIants were conveyed
10 the city jail, where they now await
the action OF the police Judge
xo7'Es.
The board of county commissioners
met yesterday afternoon, but their
time thus far has been devoted to
hearing petitions and other business
OF routine nature.
The commissioner OF the general
land Office has authorized Surveyor
General Breckenridge 10 post notices
inviting proposals Tor the survey of
the unseFveyed portion Of township
No. north, range 30 east, fractional
township No. q north. range 81 east,
and fractional township No. q north,
range 81 cast.
Prosecuting Attorney w. A.. Rey-
nolds has appointed Mr.. G. III. Aver,
Of this city. his deputy for the coun-
ties of Thurston and Mason.
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the Yakima Democracy Split Over
the NomsHatt-

NaEra YAKIMA. May 7,-The Demo
cratic county convention held herr To-
day nominated. evidently BY pFeeon-
ccFied arrangement. J. H. Reayis and
Rev, J. I, ESheliuaa. both Of Yakima.
bar sermefiy Of klielslsat county, as
candidates Tor the constitutional con.
Eeutsea- The scheme, Prosser's
srlensts sax. i the outcome OF a COR
rapt bargain With a few disgrunslcsl
Hsepabsse4nS, intended 10 defeat
S0sonsl ProSser. has wa fail, as the
leading men OF 10th parties aenounce
the .peFaay rouasls. Both Reavis
aud h-Shsst1aa are pronounced Pro-
hsessicutsts and woman sutFraKiStS
hence The Democratic dissatisfied ion.
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rescued he body nth the aid Of j
boat hook.
Ii Is not thought probable fha1 the
injuries received BY Myers. sh0sish be-
zne struck hv the logs. were sufficient
10 cause 2e1fh r. ii believed be was
stunned and that dezth waS the result
Of drrwn1ng.
Myers Was S. yeArs o. sge ard came
mere with his family FROM Mcpherson,
kan. in February. s5ncs which time
he has been engaged in logging on the
Seattle. Lake Shore e EaStern railroad
Coroner Smart held an inquest. and
the jury returned D werlich OF acci-
dental death.
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PoRr TowxsEsD, May THE Re
publican convention this afternoon Sc
Iected Alien Weir and George H. Jones
as candidates for delegates 10 the c,n-
stitntionAl convention
The Point Hudson Ice Company
will commence operations tonight.
For the present the daily output will
be about eight tons. though when
pressed the works have q capacity OF
ten tons daily The water supply in
excellent. and the entire plant is conn
plete, even to minor details.
Collector Bradshaw, while searching
among the debris and waste mhterial
in q st0reroom in the custom horise
yesterday, discovered set of hard
some Iikenesses of four OF our Typical
statesmen packed Ia sea OF eniray
boxes and numerous odds and eniis.
A striking likeness of Lincoln. Sum
ner, Grant and Garfield composed the
group, and hereafter each viii adorii q
prominent position in the collectors
Office instead OF being reiegated to the
gloom.
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TACOMA NEWS.
KILLED By the cars-A yisrfol-
rhrewes-0 'Connor and searle.

Aaa1W &MG &AT4-A t1tft0l~
Thrswss-0'Connor and searle.
TAcenA. May ~ Charles Lee. ac-
eoantznt ia the Northern Pacific rail-
road yards. was struck and killed by q
train yesterday afternoon. He at
tempted 10 board the train bus missed
his hold and was struck on the
head. breaking his skull open and kill
Ing him almost instantly. He
hfeathed q gsw times and apparently
tried "a say something, bat did not
succeed. lie aas IS years old aud has
= brother in Colauhu Ohio. Ii il
supposed he was well connected. A
telegram was received this afternoon
from hts brother, requesting that
the body be inferred In such
manner rs IA permit il
% he siistaterfed later and shippesl
East tie viii be buried Tomorrow
afternoon At o'clock from Hoskass
undertaking establishment.
fHsKw strnsoEHs uxg YAcx.
w, II Lewis. lately irons San Fran.
cssco and more fsreRtiy from Seattle.
last night ssires yityil in the face
of Miss Annie Lennetta. variety
actress IN Mefgan'~ sheAier. lie had
followed her sssm san Francisco. hut
she bad always repealed his advances
The Woman will ave. hul viii he
seafresi Tor life. Lewis j. IN Jail.
o'eo>Sog AMP ssAaLg.
VIM. o'Sonnor. champion oArsnan
ol America reviewed ,he foslaeing
telegram this merninv from his
hfothsf, IN Toronto,
TogeSso. hay William Q'g,on.
nor. faesssna. ". r.. Roger putting
mp all stakes. Ssaris.e deposit covered
BY Regvr last week +. ustsoSxos-
This virtually settles sae nlatier III a
raee between . .soanoF and Searle IN
{ute. o'tsona0F + ns0 Canndens III
winning. and Is taking the best az care
cs hssaseifs He practices daily a.
she Sound. And il gradually getting
himself tnto rusissx WeSgh9. After hi
rsae here GA shs 18th be Will 80 so
siefofla. sasrr fc wisf faw in The ~
FsstA cN The sstb. Ns then returns Il.
Seattle. whefe hr. vita thasa who
wAt ros here ga tAe lssh, wisl rpw =
faec aa ;ae slta. TIE race AZ Seattle
VII IS rswsi oa Lake Washington.
The Roger fsEsrTcsi 10 above i stIon.
nog's lsseker.
A dispatch a as gxeessNs4 IN Tarasaa
TODAY by sssefia Price, Sn witch Il
Hss ssAtsss thar ssts tsSly ia Eagsnesr
SyrNeF, wha ~aS drowned in tffssers
Flxcs ssvefzl nsantlss &ga tv a train
aSea1esss. hsst hScn FveaseYexi.
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THE cHHHAsls CONVENTION.
seposssesn Candidates Chosen whe
VIII be- Elected.

casasiss. Nay THE Republican
convention for the I'wenty-fif,h dis
tFass met - Chehasis to-day. with a
good stsessaane<. The delera,es from
Fseres eoanfs same determined TO
sesEirs enc ssesegate. After discussion
Z MAS decided 20 nominate hat two
deSeSstess oEe in she pserre
county portion OF The district. and one
~ lewis county. PserSe sesex,.sxs ps,A-
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\ LUCKY TRrsI.
esx' EertureahIeh Followed

rae great pleasure TO scnd e,
siGat2Fy statement Of my exrs-
i testing the merits Of Joys Vege
iaaSo SsaFsspariila For TIC past ayc
Years hass been troubled with an ex.
esssdinsiy sluggish liver, inelr9sng loss Of
appetite saa distress after eating. rains
IN the back asa kIeneys. and bsss.ll around
sas neck and lsee. tried many liver
remedies. osssy scfslng Temporary relief.
sssS recommended 10 try asattas OF
Ss'y ; Inevitable sarsassriila as a test. ana
while takias the flrss bottle / hetan.c con
vinee-i Of stsfaeylss. Cor could Iecl that
L Was working change in ne. took
Eve ersstscs. End es.rfag that time nv
troslhAes lcft nsc. Everything Is working
Ea'l sna rsgular. IN fact IL has eAeans.,s.
p'lFsacss and hrseea re up gcncralir you
are AZ liscTsy u usc this as you see at. ar
caa reEcr whom yys;s sairnss. 20
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Victoria News Itema.

VICTORIA. B. c., May 7.--Dr. James
Messy, of II. NJ. s. Amghion, which
arrived last night. was buried at
Esquimalt this afternoon with military
horiors. The doctor slept on the deck
under light cover in the tropics, and
this exposure was the primary cause
of his death.
Lord Chesterfield and party, who
arrived the other day, are fishing in
the district.
The libel suits against the Colonist.
Times and Standard, instituted by Sir
William Hoste, are set for Wednesday,
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n . k&pnblsean fsrty s~ens ~ he
D1esntted.
WHArcoM. May THE Democrats
nemina<ed Emery Mcsznnis and ~
l. Arnes - delegates TO the consiStu
tionaI convention Both are strong
men
The Republican convention n<nni-
rxsexi y. A. Poser. OF skngif. unaxim-
ousiy. Edward EIddsge and = p.
Demattoes- There Is = great deal
Of dissatisfaction because OF the
alleged connection OF the last
two parties with the Bennett compfny
In carrying the primaries. ard ]. j.
Weisenburger Is bYoaghf ont IS an In
dependent Republican candidate and
vii poll q strong vote. probably de-
featiug Dematfoes-
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oLymria NEWS.
Republican nt.tssss Canventlan-
Ats sa.st~ss ksssA~r~-~et..

onksrta. Nav THE Republican
eonye.sAen sol District No a 20 ne
seseStle . t~a candidates fos dele
EsiSs y The constitutional convention.
wAS s.silsa 10 oeleT Al ~ p. N. ss
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Fire .t shelton.

OLYMPIA, May 7.--Advices from
Shelton announce the destruction last
night by fire of the general merchars-
disc store of G. McDougall. The loss
Is probably about s., 600. The amount
of Insurance, II any, is not known.
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SPOKANE Falls. May THE Dental
Association is in session. There are
present, Drs. Crosse, Kilbourne and
carlyn, OF Seattle; Hicks, Mccullough,
Van Waters and Berkhaw. of Tacomil;
Hall, of Ellensburg. and Pittwood ard
Stone. OF Spokane Fails.
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0Gs ~
Acan;lsh's. ID and Market St. & 4

II yua are Dervcns OF irritable. feel Ian
gate, dssrirsssG. o. II scu have SICK hesst-
scnss sastos complexion or oNensive
Arsase. then Your ilyer IL oxs Of order AMI
rssts ra2ssng. Or Eeaaey's nauaelica
Ton1e restores The liver 20 HEALTHY action
sad sozses up the snsire ssss.rs sold hy
Ssewars & Holmes Drug COMPANY
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WALI.A WALLA, May THE Colfax
courthouse injunction case was settled
in the district court by Judge Lang
ford by forbidding the creation of a
debt exceeding 1 per cent. of the az
sessed valuation, including the exist
ing Indebtedness.
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ELLENssuRG. May THE Repuhli-
can convention met here to-day and
unanimously placed in nomination for
delegates to the Olympia convention,
July 4, the names of A. Mires and
John A. shoudy. The ticket Is strong
one. and the two delegates will surely
be elected by the Republicans of this
district
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snokana prIxefishts.

SPOKANE FALLS, May 4. = Young
Dempsey fights Billy Lynn Friday
The winner takes GO per cent. of the
gate receipts and a purse of $500.
Jerry Flowers tries to knock out
Thomas Fraker in ten rounds for $500
next week. Both promise to be good
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Ina.ssnsy OF German Jouraalism.

PogrL.SD. May bruno siisig.
editor OF the Freis PROSE-. was convicted
to-day CT crim1nslly lioelling Dr John
Fotknaan, editor OF the Staaks- Zsisang.
sttig over hts own signature charged
Folksnan with being intimate with his
own daughter, ard With having beer.
cowhided by an insuited husband.
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DIR. ISPIuuBY
sEA7rIT 6iR2sEissAxr.
Squire Heck, corner 14AAn al
SecOkd Sta, Seattle. w. ~.


All chrome Diseases Of MN and WONkM
successfully tfeatsss.
LOFT MANHOOD, Eervoss ana rhssins;
Debility. Exhausted vitality, sem3saa.
weakness spermatorrhoea, Impotence
9onorrh &a, elect, Syphifis, Premature De.
cline. Wtkkae&s In Women. and sil.FuEf4
henaI DaanSementst that result from yonkh.
tai folio crexeess In after years
URINARY sHians{ In and a blaaasr trouble.
Crystit:a vsicoceie, Structure, etc. prompt.
iy and sfesyc EonaaseouE nedsc1ne
givens por strong injections ased, which
caAse stactnrc. Charges reasonable.
uRRT0I9 Debility, Loss Of Figor, 3erotrai
Losses. Night Emissions, De.
spcnds5sy etc. &C, cared.
I0uh8l s yosssia io:ies ). i iass, q
lions. sfuld avail Themselves az our treat.
meut. tie greatest boon ever laid at the a.
taK Of 8dadng humanity. VIII euaransaf
9 poadtfe ere in every ease.
niddlaaebd Men Ta s;s y, are , nany srosh,sa
.ationSof the blsdder. ses,orn ssns ns e -
rmartiY = burning sensation, on examifs-
efton - urine deposits sediment and
sOmcftSa Aibumcn Il present The coles
vnx1ea fcu bright or reddish to even
milky Ne, the pattSnt experiences veal
ahing q the syssem In . manner he cann1s
account hr. This IL the second stage Of
snminalve&kncss. Many die Of this q ifs-
caify, fkuraut Of ita cauSG. A perfect car
and hetLhy restoration guaranteed.
Omc4 nours, 8 = m 10 9p. n; ito 50
a.: sutAys to y ID.
-. B{.fersons unable 70 -is5s ~ r,ky -
5000 their homes by eorregpondertA.
1eoIe$n ana instxucfs0tEN sfps hv uasi - :
Upr4 Conxxlfs1fon frnf p4~
1en4 10 stamp for tho Ytung HAS,
kYienf er 9uidsto Wediock
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PASSENGER Lrsrs.

Oregon q California Passed Med
ford: g. G. Miller. K. +. Young, II.
Klatt, c. Merriman and wife, Il. Mer-
riman. w. b. Rodin, George II. Adams,
u. Martin, G. n. Pinney, Rev. George
NJ. Walker, William Evans, +. s.
Nichols, w. 4. Hendricks, Miss Sleeps,
r. Berry, Miss Lang, w. u. Gooding,
]. NJ Harper, Thomas s. Adams. ]. G.
Boulson and wife, Miss N. w. Price.
Miss G. w. Elkins, G.. Elkins, e. b.
Guthrie, w. Y. Pentz and wife, E. G..
Bradley, Thomas Meier, g. T. Porter,
II. NJ. Stevens, Mrs. Piae. Miss Kelly,
III. NJ. Martin, G. II. Fisk. I. G. Tissot,
Z. w. White. III. j. REYNOLDS, s. s.
Cress. j. B. Jones. w. Il. Bailey, III. Al.
Brooks. p. Farmer. and seventy nine
second-class.
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h0l 4 PimDls On |

had with Eczenan u.1
SSeap covered VIM
1houkt his hair -
Grew. Cared by Eo5fi
dtes. Hatr spfendla -
PIE on him.
l SanEof say esourh II, ~ Is
fIrGKA kkAEDfES NJ NM j.
e. ex0 was - bad with errs1''.
al his hair. HIS Sealp w.
efup-tcns, which the slo<fr-S
head. aud that his B Ar 49, |!!
azasa. psxpairsng "a g.
iciAnx. began the sse a
hkMknIES, and l am hKrpx -
mcs< perfect success ia
spita0sd. and there Il nos + y
recommend the Csr1cssr ~I|
mothers as the most enes<- Z ri e.
snd sure cure for III skIr
tsnks and children. rnd
mother who has An nfes.*s.'s
thaak me for 50 aoi-x X
As~ n. + Xc<sssssx,af -
a Fsvsr sers Eight -
I must extend to Won ~ !, s;'|E
81 my customers, VIA ~ - T.. l
aslng the CurtcuRA Rnwrns<s
sore, eanSed ~ : long en~ls a.
FEVER eight ycGf1 40. NJ -
was fearful he wosld hes1s
~ es|ussssed oat y happy Is -
suarely WeA.-end sound q 4
rSqeeses me 70 ~ his ssr.n 49,
a. JASON merchant os shia - - ;:
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WILL CoSrEsT At TACOMA. Seattle
Hook and Ladder Company, at its
meeting last night, elected the follow
ing officers: President, j. G. Haines:
secretary, George Clancy; treasurer,
j. Schram: foreman. T. Il. Nunan:
first-assistant foreman, I. McGinnis;
second-assistant foreman, M. Stewart:
board of trustees, T, +. Nunan, r.
McGinnis. M. Stewart, Nj. Calligan, J.
Murphy. The Company has decided
to organize a team to enter into all
contests open to them at the Tacoma
tournament on July 4. A meeting for
this purpose wilI'be held next Monday
night.
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KISS SADIE sKvTKR.
Her Evidence WIZ Chanse the
wfeksxshan Verdict. shs saya.

WfckerehAD Sefdtcts So baya-
WHATcon, May 7. - Miss Sadie
Sewer, the lady detective. Is here snth
her parents She has resided in
whascom county the past seven years.
She says her evidence viii change the
verdict ia the BYantHer- w ickershsm
case. She viii leave here for Seattle
In few days.
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Tie soap woTks Of David & wm. GskAe.
loadon. vera azraed Monday. Lon. SEQ.
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A4Os&A3 4aAW00
cludinE tho Eye, Enr 8
Heart,
DR.. w. NORTON DAy
Formerly OF New York city, bnt ma r. +
Gently Of Los Angeles, Cal, VIII
opened branch ONCE at oil front -
Seattle, which ~ under the pernonnl RI e!
vision Of the doctor himself. ~
CATARRH Is regarded by nnany 60 i
In the head, and the patient u auErn
Its persfstency, q he Ii scarcely 10
one cold before another Que II couf1
There Is st times : difice1ty * ~
through the Eostrfls. and Is 0tho1 ~ 4
mucous that sometimes has 3 bad o.
the disease progresses the diecha1n &
drop or be drawn back into the TIL F. Z
dry crustS may form, which ere m
with dff17culty: and iu still other on
mucous seems to be formed Ia tn !
and expelled with slikflt hack. I'll
Illumination often passes from the
the middle ears; ringing, roaring, b11
or whistling sound is experienced, ~
time the hearing becomes very m1G&
paired or entirely lost Later ON the -
tito becomes affected, 9 night cough
In. and the patient begins - loec o.
llilh ~ tHt TIME Ii ~ c0UoUmptkQW ~
TO begin its deadly work. and the
when, II the afflicted one would reallo6
danger, he could be cured: bat the po1fo
II always hopeful, and thinks Il a.
slight cold which win soon pass away.
allows the disease To take It's cosfrDe, Il
now more rapid progress. This h
fatal error which hes pe0pied our oe<1C y
ries with c0nsumptiye formss a. Ill u
OF catarrh, IL neglected will s0on01 ~
later end In eauau m rtff117 7f.t s.I
From very extensive experience In ~
treatment Of this disease. ind thet e
patient win do his part. every c6se CO ~
cured Ii the disease has not extended ms
far as 70 seriously Involve tho lungo, -
even then medical inhalation, prop
administered, In connection with c0n0
tutional remedies, will confxsos and ~
cavities after every other means h1a fai1G1
The doctor has over six hundred 49,
monials on flle OF persOns living on ~
coast whom he has cured Of this df1eon
alone.
CONSULTATION FREE.
A friendly talk gill cost you nothtaE
and remember the doctor win not un1G
take your case unless ccrtssn that he te1
~ No case VIII be undertaken wAn5,
IL Is not possible 10 make ct least one -
sonal examination.
ONCE hours: lea. m. 10 p. IN. and : -
s p. N.
w. Norton Davis, n. D.,
or Erft.f efroat c..S<3. - -
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80. i tae tlne 70 ue FLANDERS oresca
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Wheelwright Has s. MAJOR
Ify Ii Tacoma.


TxcoxA. Msy THE municipal
eieAsfson 10 Tacoma today passed OF
without fauch froubse. and the
yote polIed was . hexsy one
The leaders 81 beth parties
had krass barsSs out pzssdang sap and
down TIE steeets and around The poll
ing pisces. followed By boy carry
inx 3 transparency on which Was In
scrib<d the name Of their carr
dIist<s Tor f.-xar. AZ The polls con
siderable resfporkef voting Vas in
duleed In and no one could gauge
The result until the vote Was eounfsd-
A number OF black eyes, cut heads
and bruised noses are noticeable on
che streets this evening. the result Of
roaltfraf differences.
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in RAINBOW COLORS.
A Jovial Boniface Amuses
Himself by Painting an
Old Friend.
The Latter Objects to the
Fun and Sues for Dam
ages.
Uncle Sam Will Sell at Aue-
ton a Lot of Struggled
Opium.
The Rev. DR.. Heath Installed
as Pastor Of Plymouth t.
Church.

Frederick Schultz sues August Michel
to recover damages suffered in a novel
way. Michel is the proprietor of a st.
Paul hosiery at which Schultz put up
Oh the night of July s. 1888. Michel
and Schultz were old and fast friends,
and had often done favors for each
other. The mutual good will had
never been disrupted in any way, but
was still in force when Schultz applied
at Michel's hotel for nights shelter.
After the usual good night, Schultz
went into the room to which his weary
bones were assigned. crawled into bed,
and was soon building aQueducts and
temples in the land of Nod. Down
stairs, where Michel was distributing
liquids to his patrons at the bar. all was
hilarity. Michel, taking advantage of
the frame of mind his patrons
were in. left the bar in charge
of the attendant and securing keg of
red and black paint from his woodshed,
proceeded up stairs to the room occu-
pied by Schultz, who was sound asleep.
Removing the quilts from his sleeping
guest, Michel painted his friends body
from head to foot with spots-black and
red alternately. Schultz did not wake
up while this operation was in progress,
but only came to his senses when he
heard fifty uproarious boarders laugh
ing and making a disturbance over
what Michel termed his spotted gyas-
ticutis." Michel had called in all his
friends, and showed them what huge
joke he had PLAYED OH Schultz. Schultz
did not take the matter good-naturedly,
but proceed to clean out the house. He
now sues Michel for $500 damages for
that nights picnic, and claims that
since he was decorated he has suffered
great ridicule.