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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

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ss-s 10 date sse sIaaesS Tiers ssrs
esea for feess1 YESTERDAY - 6sefs- fhs
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"a. AE*aNss $50
2, sssk =. Eaupsfs adj. $50
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81 bk ~ EwEisW assi 81
4 Il D8tx0rth 20 Il II D4iwurth. lots
70 q. bla s, : p I'd - v : attic, t3.f90
". Ntibaf 70 II A 5e9fo9dsr. lot II, 81.
= Denny 4 Hoyfs ada 40
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ia ~. sayTsrS's aid. 81 30
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n, Northern ast9, ssu
r. Brown "a H. Keyuoiss. lots . and 10.
btx u. Northern adj. k5un.
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BkENtTIE-.

county Auditor Forrest yesterday pu-f
chased nGe home site la henton sddisiutH
II Wlll pay g. rad ToklAs SinRermaHa &
Co advertise Gisnt 81 their ErAud fsli
ora ulnN on the aith page
The funeral Of Ete ART Barker viii tsks
plsce this afternoon 81 80 o'clock. under
q" auspices ~ the Knights 0f Fythias.
The fifst ". T. church ehoi viii Eive su
IS al recital next Ftieisy night twill D.
The HFSt pubic trial Of their new organ.
The remains If Nicholas Wee will be in
IS frv3 in Ma lntn Cstaat.rv 'rft~y At II
o. bak. sfom the Sgaad nav an baptist
church.
Lsesnse 8, wri wss issued BY AnAi,or
Forrest YESTERDAY lag David Fowler. ef
Ola 3 std kmma Harmon, 0f colby. Kit
sap .oauty
Sfssmvr WtiniiDgfun wll iesvC HAdgtfs
wharf t4y san ~tfsnFiSeo SUNDAY. Srptrni-
ter : al : 8 ~ shacp csrrS ins pss~cn.
gvrs II rvduCsl rates
TIE e~xsmtnsraR - J. p Reed. a GOV
erninv0t witaess ina she Al<er Hmbss slaim
( Contest began Yesterday. The fuVssftxs
iioH " ne eoaiinuyi ua Monday.
icpat5 sheriff T. L i~iolten vent -
= a-t=bua Yesterday st9h Thomas \
VIII uis, thr insane N~s3chman cemmts-
tei 20 che h~usef'sl by tae probate court "a
Friday
rhrre fr sat carloads OF Indian hop
- ~ ~ tN &hk-A 81 NfetF SUI AlaE = T
Nsat hfus. u} ~SunNWA}gaic, Wgr- shipped
pttg tht - sat g.. takV ~hege & astCrn raj
ssy yesterday
tt9 clerk fcFrs Yesterday issued aat
fauts ios tbe rmpioyeS uf the eity In ST.
t% departments several hundred p,eets
o3 firs gA'tus uaosv than s&Nso ia
fans value. = Gel s~ettssi
p Fatvss rfzaY stand. is front % the
ha9NeF "a "ou ca eeesssa street. Wss A.
tsrhtt fCSff rtsF bY {esTstxh e. Robinson.
ef Justice ANttFs Ctsasa. iof = saIt II
81 - traaknt hy JN h~AnsRe
Oliver ? HFlTx>. travelling au,iis0r of the
Oregon bsfjesy y Navigation Company
sstcbti outs H.1c yaiusb.r p-pvr< eh{te
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hl<hE
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LEAGUE OF THIEVES.
Csrrsn. the whit chapel Lss6-
lord. . Leader In tbs 0~sx-Tws
Arrests. Nae~ 60 F0Efaw.

I~nforrnasoas xess Eses n the gasrices
courts yesterday charging Jszsss 1zssP
bel. r.. arzi Esx lie Carrxn witA receiving
sfsssn zs~ss. xAewinS asna 10 te steeG-
Boxh narn had t-~u arrested ere gFss sCss
nfghs is Officers asiiA-f snai RFs<eFs fEls
unfinished faass these arrests sre has
sae iss ming 4 : sefaerS3 gx,gnzi-ag Of the
-c~f sso<uaghly ~or1aaixk~f band Of crooks
that has ever es<ra I'd on Psgsf ~ssfrRs n
- which raAny Of The bgrgasYass. rob
kerie> a2d petty ihests III the LAST Year can
br directly Axesd
The arrest OF Campbell and Cu-rsn Ia
uy sffergs Rssx-ss aud willard. Lieutenant
Peer add eSeTixl John cAls ell After
r1rch sroubse f1ex managed 10 learn Ger
.zla facts eofsxrrfsfax fhS Kan
uoa OF tne gang 10 whica the prs
0ner AeSsyng. .fsi By fotIcw ing sen
farcsi eiG-. they have nassly woven =
ssr3ng chain of ev1asnce ggain.f them.
They ave been assisted 10 some extent IN
their Investigations hs the fact shaf mem
berS Of the rang are 4~uarrsliUg amorg
themselves AMI arc ready 20 IN IL each
other 70 save themselves.
The specific charge GA which Cnr-an N
tampbeil are held il tn 9 seaskia sack
valued st fst- which Was stolen ron the
house az e ". Aessfunis last Mar. hss
nesn foEnd IN ~Carrsb%ifs hUsise. or
Elsve1.n street. urEr spring. Campbell
Claims thsz be got the sArk froA Carrzn
at III time Of the Ere
AT tue time that Messiunis' house was
burglarizec ard TIE sack stolen Campbell
was on the police forse, haying been sp-
pointed . special officer By On ef Butter
n-td As = reward for furnish
ne Information leading TO the
apprehension CT . fugitive from
justice. and because of the facr that De
was s4owu to possess Information on
cerSiDg the movements of crooks He was
oais an the fo-sr about a month. tHrraa
~ fhi- time WIS running q pssn shop On
second street that wss SUPPOSED 10
be fuee for thieves The
theory "f the police i taat
Campbell kept curg.n and the gang pofi-
aesi II the intentions 81 the s.aliee. This
suppneIiion Is borne ont by the fact that
during Gh ef ButterEeiis admins
trstioil the secret moyeinsnts OF
the police free were often di-
yaiged To those very persons that
were wanted, thus making il i'm apostolic 10
secure evidence or make any important ar
tests. The orneers say there can be no
aaHbt that the crowd they are DOW follow
ing up dill the stealing, while Currsn acted
as receiver and Campbell watched the
movements of the police and threw them
Oh the wrong scent whenever they goi toe
close upon the trial.
Campbell furnished so cash bail yester-
day and was released from castody pend
Ing n preliminary hearing in Justice Riy-
ers' fnurt tomorrow. Currsn Is unable 20
furnish heUds. and is confined in the
county jail He viii have a hearing in
Justice Miller's court tomorrow.
The police are watching the other mem
beTs OF the Il and will not allow them
To leave the city.
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NOTICES.

Unitarian service at University chapel.
a. Ii a. N. sermon by The pastor, Kew.
Ernest e.. sEith. All are cordially invited.
Mas meeting Of all churches at ArmoTy
bal SUNDAY evening, al . O'Clock, 10 eele
bFaie the thirr eth anniversary of the
Young Men Christian Association. Ali
are invited
Trinity Parish-Chapal eorne, OF Second
aud Blanchard streets, North seattle. san
day sen.ol n; 10 a. M; morning service
at ii:i5 r ening song ~ 7:3o ?. N. The
Rev. ). 4. >. GRAY, oi last sound, wiz Of
tielate.
A lecture viii be given by Mrs AgnssM.
Oysion on sunday At hasf past Z O'Clock ..
M. in the W.cksiom hail. corner of Eighth
and columbia. sabjsct: Woman's Mis-
sion Admission free. Collection at the
close 10 defray ex penses.
The English Lutheran Mission, Rev. T..
r. keeyer. pastor, Will hold services
in the Swedish Lutheran church,
Third street between Pix and Pine, this
morning at 1915. this evening al : -.
sunday school In the afternoon at 2
O'Clock II to young peopie.
subject this evening The Pfoiigal ia q
Far Country"
st. Marks Parish Observation-Disclosures
will be hid In the Young Naiarslisis'
bali, on the Univ. rsity rounds directly
sontn Of b Armury. Rev
Charles l. Fitchet, rector. Twelfth Sunday
after Trivity. Morning prayer aud serm 90
AZ II o'clock sunday school at 1880 p. IN,
Evening prayer and sermon at I'D p. m
All are cordially Invited TO attend these
services.
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LISTS.

SAS FRANCISCO, S-pt. T.-Foilowing i.
thep passenger list af the steamer Umatilis
sailing today: For Ssttie-Aiss W. r.
tHise Murphy. Mrs. Garrison. Miss n
Greene. J Often. A. j. Mccall. Miss Belden
Miss Pick, l. Day, Miss tondenhuerst
Miss Neff Mr.. and Mrs. Fredenieh. II. e
Levy. Mrs. Ho inssworth.
For Taeoma-F. II. Abel. j. y. Dodge, j
A. %Jsuouski. r. J. LNskey, /. ". boutwell,
". r. Hagsn. g. Il. Elliott. r. Fouman. :
Willie, J. A. Bicker, }. ) ith.
Oregon & Cslifornia-Passed Medford
V. Harrison. q J.. Becker. Mr.. johnson
and wife, Mr.. Brooks. r. Mcconnell arc
wife, III. A. Colyiile, Mrs. Marks, II. II
VI Leroy, u. W. Harris, J. Newberry, jr.. J
Goodman, J X. Tslandon aud wife. W
Hart, Miss Hart, Mrs Byron. Miss Byron,
Mrs RskeS, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Webster
Miss Webster. J. J. Webster. Mrs Knapp
Mrs Lane. W. r.. Bell. John stone, J
Rutherford. A. Mcfarland, q. D~ittenhoefer
NJ. ~Starbnck, W. :. Harmon. and thirty-si
second class r~axSaugpr~
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oar people should remember that the
lone Fire Insurance Con Isany uf ;. attic.
sud he's attic Insurance. Company are
eifs ~ corporations They sre often
thoYfhi to t~ the same.
<oaag ladies need not complain now
~ Chez u gum. Avery. Kirk K Oliphsnt
received direct from Adams & Sou, brook
iyn. leo csses principally Tutti Frutu,
watch j. ST. the rage ia Eastern cities.
Tbs eo4siguneut aggregates lfSAea
Ch.Ns
II you are looking fer novelties in the
Hue o3 GFess TRAININGS, call at Lstour q
Cos
giles AID tuBbles TO driak IL. They hsinx
lsetr friends 70 drink H. body
trass xnipDsa cream sfsfs watps. stew
sTt & Holmes. DRUG Com gsny. Second ard
cherry.
wondeFfal va'ue oa rcd ia das> goods.
Ls,our & 20
Mons sud ls,-s sui's al STYLES latest
cat. ns1'st approved fashions. TokIss. sing
trmau 4 Go.
X novei-New Easlsnd Marble Works.
So NIB and pike.
New I~srvctoire rachtnEs in al ga ses
and celosiuES Iokias. Slnzerusn \ CO
wiadsar usS chester Cicsry.
ghe lsl-.t <cs YORK uavslt - n eershf-
nsfhso sftis irfes sic to So PEI suit. Tos.
"a, >EnKeTasaa & To.
Tie sew Eselsna Msrb1e works can nea
ba found "u To cosneF ~ SIKH and Pike
Cen'euaeFi al Slay.s. Chester Cieary
Fer %arfs new s'yles III stamp. uaen
s~ossls, i&isgT i Co
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Hosne Span. deasas witfa sutsinrs Ia
sppHAsr@si 81 - ser ysrt Taxlss,
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= Handsomely embroidered shear hsxn
hank Fvhlets ch sset Clear
The lsFe @tsosc ]eFssy Pas ~ az IAsenr &
Co.
NJ \ CAllo -. "a. ts~ke, 49,, -
ben Instructed to oasr r.sleftrIp tss.p
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fNtssH Is car specssI'y. the lmrerairsee
k& "n3 h5C3 oay x ser
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heu@easi hAaa&eu ef. Chester
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e@ss~ rN2s diseases sas 81 farwx ~ r.
SssSsses c@sc@. rs0Ea IL f1osoasns
'@e~S R~ ~~c9D4 sas Columbia
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nf stsaa 80 sAe ssssa.eg
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THE INSANE ASYLUM QUARRY
Enough Granite On the Grounds Il
Rebuild Spokane FnlIs.

Acknowledgement Metcalfe yesterday re
ceiyed from Stanley Haiiett, secretary o
the board of commissioners for the terri
toriai insane asylum at Medical Lake, I
block of granite web hing loo pounds
taken from the asylum foundation. Com
missioner Hallett in a letter 90 Genera
Netcslfe. say
The Foundation OF the asylu n is one O.
the pTettiest AMI mos substantial pie es ~
sioneeork in the teriito y. From the sail
Tosd lstoS adjoining they are bow ship
piUg from ten 20 twenty car Dads tsi \ Il
spoksne Fal :, Snd I look 10 sec the ssy-
lum granite IA title pay for the inst4tu.
ton"
The b ek OF granite received by the a.
forney general = susceptible 90 "a very
high poli-h aud i szid hy EXPERTS - Ia
very 1nrasie. As there il 100 seres Of thi,
siooe III The asylum tract, the asylum vii,
nave a Yer table mine of wealth If il can
tnd a market for it, granite.
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\ New Beat WIN be Eaii.-Th.
G,rnpa

The psciae Coast steamship COMPANY
vii build steamship o. take the ~ e II
the Ancon. wrecked al ioring Augfst<
Regarding the place Of construet(I,he
;mc 81 toW uleuCiug work. OF ~ hnVs.
there Is neth1ag certain. Il j. tee inten-
tton Ia hatid = gsssi siEsi haat Of ligh,
draft snd ese - every respse Ct suitable
for tte At~sSsn trade She ai,l have nc.
Communications for < q cabin f~asSeuxtr-
sfd staictts1ms "a e~conr4Osair nof ware
f5sHta0 persons >he J. e. - - psupelttF
ata Hth tS Fcas3Y feT uSg next * sssg.
f4s Steamship turNrs. vs. trh u 70 take
ihv 0lf Asfsotfs Ptsee. vi raeh the
SOUND either : sisy az tsmogrow. emc - set
her sailing aste iuT Alaska tas at lasu
nNcA The CesUaa ~fl probably te kept
upon tSe fo8se a. stuf.r, bat ia ease a
hNs{ Attef suited far the winter rrafnc
than the toFsas eau - = curet the latter
vii b. tsseH 81 The Coroua - ra.rr
afssd fer psSSe Er has otNs than hand
NuE freight s8d - the 3NfzeF Will saa.ft-
tule ihV xresteE part at tae winters husi
u4~S 8 tsaat 81 antfaCf description $ the
k5tt1 neVTSSaFy
lae SCAM sch NfnrF NJ ~ stu hessa Tor
ths scene If he sTcck wtrbsns tew dsyS
to strtP the AacoH of her mas hinery. rte
gius aut furniture Csvfs3n NRf ace Will
80 BHsth cn t8gA.s The Al Al or the tssFaus.
10 NaE<E8EtanHt fhs Wark
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BUILDING PERMITS.
famed Yesterday for EIeven Wooden
>~trueIaFss

Building Inspector Abbott yesterday
issued permits 10 tue following -
Rainier Hntei Company four story frame
hiaes -. HAsfen's addition. $500.
tRafiss II Almond. one story rsue, LIT
=. block d, iienuy- addition. k%s.
T. Is Mo 4. uas ~sGFy faHae, lot 10, block
7. Burke's addition, sAkl
X. l.. 1hJFudiEe. Two story frame. corner
Lener and second stFg =. $40.
Lasfsuee Doll, ofs-st8ry frsmc, lot /.
hi a =. FstrYf-w asfditlur. SO
J " elise, tNe-story frame, lot :. block
-. NeF e addition. SEE.
g. orge " Poor. two-SFary frame, lot g..
block /. SyBd cate addition, 81. ea.
hon4s " ~aiiace. one-sfoYy frame, lo. Ia,
block : niicale addition. kA0
" ~ PunphFey, one-si r. frame, block
G. Denny addition. $500
" ~ Par phfeY. two-stoTy frame. ioi 4,
tlncA &. neuuy's addition. $3.50
\ Chi berg, three tory frame, lot 4,
block ~ Denayts addition. fI2lag.
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ANoTAER BACKYARD. - The FidaIgn
Brick and Tile CoAaT any, with headquarters
near Anacortes, IN fidalgc island. Will be-
gin burBipg brick next week. Machinery
capsUse of guraiug cat n. oap brick per fay
sss Shipped to iae island last week Ard
The plant, II - expected, will b. doubled
80 mat running ~ high pressure To- Oh
TT ck can u Euaie dailT. A pressef-hri K
nisetsiue i psftof tne equipment. Algths
product viii &c shipp~a Ia seattle.
a. hoagh they could asa - . in Mhe,com
In inrrc aeekS FIdsleo island ~itl be con.
irionilns supplies lur tne lam sized build
ers oi seattle brlok tlocsx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
THE T. = ow~s TIDELasD-@
y~As~axi1e scrip May be FILED o."
Haxapyr shallowe.

w~AsgrxE-ox. SYt "A csr1slaa Ss'
reae~s hv TIE lard e4re To-Day IN seass
szvg3x1Ex The right of be In S@a states =
n-~sser zzn.s on rhe shores Of Washing
s.ss s~r-szarv. ne question SEE trfors
the oExe on the ApE~sI 81 Frank Barzss
f-xssn rhe asrssa If trsr rsgas.sr and rssesye'
al th- laass csze- IL sa-rls. wssh-. who re-
<reS hs app Sesgson 10 aAe Nsleutll<
@srsxs o. sse z-ossi that the land did naa
hsAgax 70 the United stssss-
Tax laTsl once 5s,Ics Eazs n tie tuiha
-xsr ) 5ny.~Isd the title 10 Z wstei
EMu..S "a .Es shores Of the Territories. ana
test TIE serrEfa-y does sSos passes. soEer
efga-v Over II unfSi s-sEerasss, sid there
fore grants Barns his application for io1a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
KING COUNTY To NAME ALL.
Democrat. Aiso VIII bow To the
M~sIropoiis.

The delegates 10 the EllensbuTg Demo
crstse convention leave THIS morning Ia a
special eaF. which will he coupled 10 the
f.eFte eosutg special az Puya.Iup. The
King eounty men had intended to engage
a band. bat owing "a tbs expense. decided
% content themselves sith The music 20 he
furnished % the Pierce count people
The JET ron sn3 Clalfam delegations
arrived here yesterday morning and weut
over 10 Taeesas n the evening.
The King conBtt delegation has pro
cured a sery neat badge. IL Is an old geld
Hhsafu with TIE American eagle aud the
"anuouHc4naeu thai the wtafer ~ = King
counts delegate to the RiisnshuFx conyea.
ton printed on IL In red tnk
Tbs Democrats bshi numerous street
capcuses yesterday, Tie King Couaty del.
sg&tcs had ma b io say Ia the down sound
inca. asi N re- very confidential about r..
ihey EXPECT 10 name all the candidates
IN ! have sifeaty besan To rX the wires
wtfh that spd Ia view.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

FusEsaL or WILLIAM DsAS.-The fu-
neral OF William bean, who died ST frovi-
dence hos 2itai Thursday. 10 place yes
terday afternoon. Rev. John r. Damon
eo1dacfing ate ceremonies. The inter
msnt We in Mssonic cemetery The de
eesssd had been for twenty eight years a
residen; of SEATTLE and its vicinity. All the
old s~ettlers know him, and nan attended
ine tnnefsl. He was a nan of pure life
and tlaa cieS- character.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

HEAr AND PowEg WORKS. Engineer
Thomas Gowen is drawing plans and speci-
hcations for the central plant oil the Seat
tie Heat and Poser Company. which con
{ mpsages warming the room and running
The elevators ia business blocks The
works viii tie on the esst side OF West
street, a little north Of Yesler avenue. Al
ieas, nine full blocks of buildings viii Dc
served by the company this winter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

RE MESS HAL~-Articl.s OF iucarfsar
alton were a'esi ia flc oaice Of the commit
a0ditcr yesterday Tor the Red Mems Hal
ASSOCIATION If seattle by b 4 Wslder. n
NJ ~hsW, + J Miurhe 8. JAMS Neal 3 an
A h -csisndeE, The capita, stock al thf
eorP'fSuoa J. hSe1 al s2.t0 divided iu,C
no shares 81 SO each. sud tie object : b
rcaG furnish AMI snhiei a nall Ia >-.ftas Ia
the ked h~n> * shares Of the .roc i.
nave 1erH taken. Tine officers 81 the e.sm.
fany are a. t88loss III. NJ. Saaw uresI.
acnt Jane y ally. v5cep D. e~Siieat. } p
Jacobson. seef, iaTy +. J. Mitchell. treas
Brer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

Beware of Fraud. as my name and The
price are stamped on the bottom of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods II dealer Offers
W. L DOUGLAS shoes at \ reduced price,
or says he has them without my name and
price stamped on bel bottom put him down
as a fraud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.

The most complete stock Of carpets on
the coast = now on exhibition at foklss,
~insernhsn q cos new emporium, corner
Third AVID Madison. The pate rus are ex-
qui>iie. tae varie'y unsurpassed sud the
urlgss as low As made hs ieasiing houses IN
ssu Francisco. So ell rates are qnosci to
th0se furnishing eutIre houses, Wintiow
enrtsi0s. shadow poles aud window shades
asd everything ~ the upholstery lin. is
held in stock. rnkias singe~msn & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

arssek ~ lsryngitis hat threw him on his
back. aid lo1ks oTwarsi 20 speedy restora-
,i5B. He is much distressed oyer b auae
that j thrown upon him for appear ng IN
wresl AZ match when daag rousty ~,
wh.s ia fact ne did not realize how sick
&c was ard hoped tn be able to win By his
superi skill. not strength.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-08

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pa sapPlyt1E lea Aleu-. snau stse
tae secaon uarzh - LA&c EasoG, "a saa,ai
Is tfStf fifIt3aE aofS~ gW ghv sesf shnfs
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EaA2 A osFn 1anseN gamE4an us
cfa1s = z = eansE4ty q ASSsAas "a - 4
os4 hHs n<ss0 onAFe8 &a4 = cargts OF pst~ 81
Hfafe 7uaa ~za Frsn@S % IL i exrexte,
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