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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-24

The finding u The body Of Or.
Cronin. The Irish leader. In = Chicago
sewer. deepens rather than iesscns the
mystery connected with his dissp-
pexranes. II now definitely known
that Cfonin was murdered. but there
II apparently no clue by which IL can
- determined Why and by whom the
efsnss Was committed.
The facts connected with the case
afs very srAnge. No adequate mo-
tive for the murder can be assigned.
IL IL clear that the crime was not
committed BY one person or upon .
ssssidsa inpuise. for the most persist
ems and apparently systematic efforts
havs been made sinsc Dr. cronin's
disappearance 10 n,islsad the officers
Of the Law. While the body OF the
murdered man was iying In the sewer
iato which II bad been thrown. il vas
stated positively that be had been
ssen - several points In Canada, and
IN alleged Interview with him was
tslsgrsphca 10 ell parts Of the coun-
try. Some 81 those who were sup-
passed 10 DO his closest friends declared
thas they knew him 10 be alive and
that be wesI.i return IN good time. IL
seems evident. therefore. that great
many people we're interested In ss.ser-
ing up thsa crime. aud that they had
access 10 the press and were In other
ways In = position 10 inilaenee the
public mind.
IL b 60 be hoped that this mystery
viii lse solved. IL il to be hoped that
the connection with the crime Of
those persons who souxhs so persist
emily 10 mi.lsssi The police. will be
made aprsfenf. Irish. Americans
should be especially dseifoas that the
tsss facts in The ease he brought out
for esuaia was . leading msmh<r Of
several Irish societies. ard their
snenaies are seeking to fasten ssron
them The responsibility for bis death
In The interest et justice 70 all con-
cerneis II Il 10 be laopesl thai a decd
oE light ~sll soon be turned upon this
DARK crime.
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err NOTICES.


a sSESSNENT ROLL - HIGH STREET
n grade. Notice Il hereby friyen thai
the assessments roll for the grading 81 High
street. from Temperance street to Dexter
street, and constructing a sidewalk on both
sides thereof. has been flied with the uu-
derxigucd clerk Of the city cs Seattle. end
further nctsee + hereby given that the
said roll II open tn public Inspection u the
ofnee Of said clerk, IN the city hail. and
viii remain open Tor Inspection until Fri
day. Juae =. $50. ut o'clock p M. and
that 81 persons feeling themselves az
Erfeved BY any such assessment. may ap%
NY 70 the common council az said city TO
have the same corrceted on kxid Ju0e =
iah9, al G'flock p. m. II thefr cauacii
chamber In the city hall G. w. Ferri&
clerk. Date OF first publication. May u lss
4 SsEssxEsT RoI.I~-roURTH srRKET
4 > grade Notice T. hereby given that t.ss
assessment roll for the grading Of FoHySh
street. srcsa battery street 70 Depot street.
and conxtriirtsnE sidewalk on both sides
thereof. has been Med with the under.
sixred clerk cf the city Of sesfsie. and
further notice IL hereby given that said
russ y open 10 public inspection Sc the Of
Zee q sAsd clerk. Ia the city hall. and win
rersnsn ofen Cor fnsSecfsan unfit Friday.
luae !. Isse. 81 \ o'cfeek p. an. and that
sA persons feeling themselves a1rrfexca
hy arr guch assessment may anplv "a fhr
common rouBcn OF sid eity 10 have the
same eoyrecfoi ca eaid Jane 7. lszp. st q
o'clock p. rT, ~ their council ehAynf,e- "a
The CsfY hall G. w. Ferris, clerk. pxte az
Hsxs publication Mar II iSS9
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l asked an cid salt the other day
which MAS the suifser. issinx fish or
= dolphin Why a dolphin. Of
course. have seen it proved. One
dAy our ship vas In the dosdrums
down near the equator. aEd all hands
wefs telling about deck gyumhiinx
and whissliag for . hEe~se. | had last
gore st@fs. and. standing uron the
sc7x.lsans cso~str<es. with my BODY
resting upon the rnyas yard. was hook.
sng eE os the ssartosrd beam. s2w
;sysnx fssh sFriax ssp ont Of THE water,
followed nv ssoilzhsn. and birth made
strasgAt for the ship when they
arrived a. she vessel The Dolphin wsss
nrsivr and the nylpg flsh weas over.
dropping square into the dsiphinss
nscssth A. he struck she water On the
Other sfse. The hip drew elxbs~~n
sset 81 water and aniy sboat nsn< ises
xssovx wafer. 80 ssv, In this case.
shs ssalphis VAS the swifier Ash.
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The telephone company has been
urged by ia subscribers over and over
again 10 make decent service. and IL
has been threatened BY the city coun-
ell that is charter would b revoked
u il did not do 50. Appeals and
threats have alike been diSregsraed
and il 10 now time 10 do something.
The council. shoasd either enforce it,
demands or revoke the charter.
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II Is stated that the Senate com
mitiee on relations with Canada viii
examinr "the Notifications both on
the british and on the American shore
OF Puget sound" II the distinguished
senators succeed In finding any forss-
tications on the American shore Of
the Sound they should report the fact
20 the local authorities. r. Is certain
that the people who live On the Sound
have never vet seen them.
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

Notice 81 meeting al Stockholders for in-
cftaSinK capital stock ri Seattle Dry Dock
and ship Hnils5inx Company.
Nrtise II hereby gis.n by the under
signed B majority III the trustees 81 sAifl
company. toths Stockholders fhereof, that
. metiins IT said etoek holdsrs will se held
II tht Office II said company 81 The rom.
pauy's works II the fh,t VI Charles street
In the city Of Seattle, county 81 King, Ter
ritofy af v axhihxton .nn Thurssias the sDth
ray Of May. lssa. ~ = O'Clock III the after.
nom, for the purpose Of Increasing the
capital stock Of - q compnuy 70 the ann
~ three hundred thoasassd doilars fez0a,.
COL 10 be divided into thr re thousand fMas)
shaFes of the ras valiie of one HUNDRED
dollars ftlnQi per share All the stock hold
era are reqDcsfed to sftend.
n. r. DukfE,
rETFE MORAN. Trus;eea
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The statepent that the Russian
church at San Francisco Is in reality .
station Of the cxar's secret service. and
that the priests arc merely disguised
spies, Is unworthy OF consideration.
II would probably puzzle lawyer to
tell what spies Of the ear could End
in San Francisco to keep them busy.
or why the government Of his imperial
majesty should SO TO the elaborate
pFetsnse Of maintaining . church In
order that his spies might masquerade
In priestiy vestments. The iinagina-
ton Of San Francisco reporters IL re-
sronsibls Tor many marvellous stories.
but Il has rarely inflicted on the conn-
80 ono mora extraordinary than this
concerning the Russian church.
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DO NOT PAY RENT
Haf isfsd ysnrseif hsuss b. Join
AMERICAN
Building and Loan Association,

A "a iass<snent. sAls Axroc1at3ou cGers
hixx<r s<fxeatsaex and h safer than m<ss
sES ssa<s taxsnfmsn* ypu mny MAKE. Yar
sprssrnfsog ~ s<ark. strly 10 Up JACOB
s0&. my e<<fNmnf eecrefayy. f1on1 - nnsf
-. e4sir< esctk. wz<r~ aleo Ush<T tnfoxma-
t1pH rexasdsne glxe Assor1&ffau rsn be hn1.
as.se.A DoCHLA8 YOUNG. s<sre<sry.
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Robert +. Lincoln has arrived ii
England and has been extsnded : vel
come such - the American minister
should receive. Mr.. lincoln II :
popular man in the United States.
both because he Il the son a. Abraham
Lincoln. and because his own merits
aSe such as to commend him In 1
peculiar manner to the plain people
whom his father loved. II Is sincsrely
70 b hoped that this deserved popu-
larity win not be rendered less BY Mr..
Lincoln's career In Great Britain. The
Engiish mission has entirely destroyed
the popularity Of the last two eminent
Americans who havs undertaken II,
and It's capabilities for destruction are
not by any means exhausted. Mr..
Lincoln, however. does not belong 70
the same c.ass of men as do Mr..
Lowell and Mr.. Phelps. and Il 10 not
unreasonable to hope that he may re-
turn 10 his native land more popular
than he Is today.
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ACRES! ACRES!

ACRES! ACRES!
h The way to make be marcy In any
rapidly growing city Is 10 buy acres on
the outside while land Is cheap. then
and other Developments Plat your prop
We have between 400 md 900
nofoo Ter anl@ In tracts ranging from
100 acres 10 two acres from SIS per acre to
$50 per acre. in splendid localities, ripe for
plating, and with the extension az the
electric street car system assured.
Il ron are nor > c. otts lSt and can
nrf{, alone, take advantage of the benefit III
buying large tracts then Join Soof and se-
cure the same heneiit b. means Of combi-
nation. We arr nov forming
SYWOIcATE8
for the purchase Of some at the hest prop
erty on the market Call and investigate.
~, We double discount any proposal now b.
We call special attention 10 the pasa-
tine Astt I'D ttton. lying in the midst
OF the manufacturing and railroad CEN
tres. The cable line and the electric motor
sn ING ssS both heading ,Gs this center and
The present time the 8, 4 8. DIX. r. H. runs
Houf1y trains at l0c and the boat 70 Ere
mont HALr-HouRly service across Lake
Union. connecting with the electric motor.
thus bringing the addition within 6fteerl
minutes Of the city. Paiatine hill d eighty
rods east Of Salmon bay and eighty rods
north Of Denny 4 Hoyts addition FIRE
montl II commands the salt water gate
way of the intcrjake canal and Is the uatur-
al residential section for the whole OF this
rapidly growing notwithstanding ccxter.
There IL . school house, poufofice and haIl
on the estate, whilst eighty rods south
- 90 church il now under way.
2etD 80xff0 f0sAf q g4fs 0f00. lust
hall the price, per square foot, of the 25vtoct
lets in the ne1ghboriuG additions. Il Will
pay you 70 investigatc fhis
Bear in mind 0o-9oog lots
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MOI ICE.
Notice Of Dissolution.

SEATTLE. May 1, fseo.
The rarf.1eyyhlp hervfDfs,re extesinR b.
tween Harry white and I4sYss fnxeis.
nstsser TIE drm name OF waite & ca. has
this dsv h4ea 1seeolye<i BY mafuaI con.
senG Tse busln<p In fufnfe vii be ear
ried on By Harry white. VIM vii receive
and psy sli Liabilities. eolsrscfed wfsh Or
~ aid GRIN.
fsIexgpi HARRY WHITE.
LAukoN isGxI1
Z ! LE.Is.l wtsne~e~
HAIRY white 4 Co. real estate and brnk-
ers eafnes -onxh fresssd and Mais stxesss,
6exssie y. r.
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GENERAL gYEMs.

1875 ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
IA Nne ~ ShlrH'e Cows. very important
addition 10 the city of Seattle. 10 be snld
In hulk. far under tbs prize IL which the
adjoining lands ere offered. Very easy
terms. A rare cbauce.
Mouse Of Seven roonns. with
beautiful old es'shlIshed Rarsica.
Jackson and Rainier Sss. Ss1en-
did iosk on the corner opposite the white
fence"
Beautiful Lots and hiuckx ovevlook-
tug Lake Washington. nlso a. Lake Unius.
our LIST OF properties for sale
comprises choice and selected lots III
every quarter OF the city and
GRAY q oLArWoRTN.
2O7x Front ot.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

ssoticc q hereby given mat The firm here
yo<ore existing under the name
ard sSyic 81 seattle carriaeeani Wsror:
works, si0fnz buxSnc>a ax117 Tlsiri
street. Seattle. - This day Dissolved
~ mutual csszssen1 Mr.. AIhers Eo;son
hA paschasod the sufire interest," ns
rsem ~ The sar,e place under the anne
nax1e. peying Ill hlils and coiIecfsnx al
dea<s Il the sbose Er1n-
~ neTEgGH.
VAN WAftT BRflz.
Dated May - L.
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M1DGKkANDoGA
4 COX OF ron sxIK q f0fs b
~ ~ RAJ csfete aGrnts II new town d
sioa nfsdes' Trsser Tiser coan<essns ca
edian fzcffe railway With Lakc shore 4
AeAern- Fos iniprzanfjon apply 70 n. EetdL
Eew Weztxn3ugfcf. II G. me sale u shove
lots VIII hekln 1une 8 w. n. Pi1ckncy.
Ef.nellaI MGen1
NYuT7CE or DIsSoLUT7ON Of Co
An pArtnerehfp-fo<{ce Is hereby given
ths1 the cup4rfnefkhip herctofore existing
loieing hou1c b1slness carried 81 s. he
willard house, an fes{er avenue, In Seattle,
~. T. has this d1y bcen dissolved by
mutual epn<ent< Peter 9ruhle retiring
therefrom. =. Dxxldson will pey all debts
due from sid arm on account a esi1 bnsi-
ness, and e entitled . collect Ell bills and
b DAVIDSON.
PETER GRuBLE
Seattle, Nay -. $50.
NyANTED = UNIMPK0TED LOT ON
w Eronf street. between Wal and Eaxle
Fun particulars - ID, box ~.
An ANTED-1O BUY CITY LOfS IN
proved or rnimpryed, from owner
only: write o. GIL. Geo. I. Gilmore, ~
~ 1et1SWUnln ~ 4Ss. 81.
ioFtnne-teller: twenty fss:s yeass' expert
0HE TO $50 A MONTH CAN BE MADE
0tO working for uA Agents preferred
who can fnfui<h q hofze and give their
wkDle dma 70 tho busi1,cn8 Spare mo-
ment1 may be prontably employed also.
jo isN g. s1s Nam and . ssss Rics
m0nd. VI. y. H-Picase state age and busi-
ness experience Never mind sending
stamps Tor reply B.F.J.&c
MNE. ALSO THE CELK6R1TED
l1 clairvoyauf and card reader. cun Be
consnlted g tho Hotel Brunswick-
90 9Aff MAR THE DENNY SCHOOL.
DAsRJUV thttlcen -room hotlne and eox19
Loot lOt This = = rod rent-paylng Invest
ment bettingsr 4 neechams nfk Ycaler
09E1-TOK FINE 607iD LOT TWO
0t1U blocks FINN Lake Union car line.
1eeen4ef 9 Ncachaca.
~ 1gn- FOR sIGHTLY BUILDING
Ole HJV lots In Queen Anne Town. Bet
tin4Gf 4 Nenrham.
GSLAkK q CAtEN SELL FURNITURE,
~ GaEpo11. beddfnH, etc. cheaper for cash.
than any other 1rm IN On around seattle.
Ify them and you VIII Ind q 20. Pfkn
street. between Fourth and fIfth-
6HEAFTE THAN T6T CHExPT5T-
" he Geatt1a luynjtufe ca. oaIlg furni-
eusa cheepcf than nv o9her honne II tie
city. Can and prsce our scods and b
cous Inc91 AtenU ZOE the 4notewe patent
Iol1Lne neoe; In kroES street, near R5ke
ekrees.
Il Clkx IkACxE-2 10 ACRES MAR
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS AND
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1917. ...- :. =.
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NA eud personal property Notes. mort
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NJ ~ $500 .,....na Sc;@s. ~: ~
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more a ca. ot7 Fynnf sfrsssf
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OANs NE1gIlAIED; Also FIRST
sale. sdrnjsasiiy fhe hest aud chs.arcrt xmy
10 build s home. p. i. Wiestlinr. roorns
ii and 42. Boston block.
y ssfS1 1fTSssT 5szsST y Sy1s7.1rr
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hxnsss as.ss u 4 Nsass ~ hxSr as1uxsss
& i seszezax fSfs
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4 uST-A wEIISrARGo EXPRESS
IL peeka<s s35rneess nr~N r. = Laird.
fnvnrs Sr~ond and WALL Fsrser psanse
nxkuz
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(uT RATE TICKETS r's Ala. PAIN
~ dsxhswsy. its il m8 euee&
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Dds WILL HI RECEIVED UNTIL
40 saturday. May - at s cscsock p M, for
the building ~ the Bank of She.t0n, az
Sheiton. y. !. The right = reserved 20 70
iert any ~ al BIDS Fisher, architect
NOTCH 70 CONTRACTORS - BIDS
An VIII be received up % the 3<h al Nxy.
ISee. fOr the coasfxucttan Of tear dnsabsc
houses. corner South Eleventh ard Wash
layton Hreeks. F1Ans and specshrAstoAs
sxf1n. Gnmmeresa1 sfnex& The owsser ~
assxs The yfxst N se}ecf euy nzsss All tssiA
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Dissolution Of Pariner

Thc firm heretofore exist5n9 ~
arm n~fne Of Durham, 0UII16o
doing business - plIo1fiverD, r
dissolved by mutual consent,
ham having dtnponrd III Nj enflfo
70 Waller Y. Collins. who will o00 Z
business. collect ~ bills and ~ ~
Said business 10 ID nondu6 u ~
namc Of Visitor ?. Collins Z q,
w
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1>nG q Sxsss HON STEAMSHIP MrLr
1 ninsren. FranA NorsA, nsass1r. carry.
ing fr<sHhk ard pxx>9ngxra ~ redz<x<x
n~f<<s wta SAL from sac rrazciarn stsr
<sssssH r~s~n axs Nav "a y a. HesA~as 49,.
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~ BukKtFF HOUSE, M0yfAa And
= raixspx The b<ss cuint OF toeis on
DE caass. work done rsompfly, ana sasis-
hay nj Sessrsr
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~ Rs WILLARD, R03M5 Is and c. j. 2lys{
4vl FroBt str.et Voice culture, piano.
guitar. elneution: physical culture ciass, ID
a. m SAtnr1xvs
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THE WOMEN OF CUBA.
Graphic Picture OF q Unique Type OF
Feminine LONELINESS.


Feminine Loveliness.
The women Of a country are always
objects of great interest and curiosity
to strangers. Those of Cuba have a
reputation for being beautiful 1t is
even said that no other civilized coun-
try produces so many generally
comely. In one way this is true, in
another it is not, for the average
Cuban beauty, outside of Cuba, would
be considered any thing but beauti-
full AS the background is skilfully
contrived TO bring out the picture, SO
the tropical cline seems to have been
especially designed to show to the best
possible advantage the tropical beauty.
She appears to have been created to
lie in rocking-chair and lazily WELD
fan to and fro with a graceful
charm positively bewitching. Her
thin, gauzy garments reveal to the
best possible advantage her exquisite
ly-molded form, her loose, tangled
black hair, the Oriental splendor of
her big, dark, almond-shaped eyes,
which blaze, and sparkle, and glow,
and soften, and send forth wonderful
lights, and never. never fade until the
end. Her face is oval, if not rounded
by superabundance of flesh; her
mouth small, full, red; her teeth little,
and white, and even.
Her hands and feet are tiny and well
shaped, but in her zeal to whiten her
skin that it may afford proper con-
trast to the negress OR mulatto who
attends her she daubs it over with
quantity of rice powder until the effect
in many cases is positively ghastly.
She has another weakness which is ap-
parent, and that is jewels of all kinds
and descriptions. With these she lit
orally bedecks herself, winding long
chains about her neck and arms, stick
ing brooches, and pins, and pearls in
the meshes of her long hair, and filing
her slender fingers with rings which
weigh them down and her ears with
big stones which almost hide them
from view. The graceful mantilla of
Spain is in universal use. It is fast
ened also by jewels and held in place
by comb placed high on the top of the
head. The Cubana, in her rocking
chair and loose-howing, fimsy gown,
would be considered nothing more or
less than q shiftless sloven in an
American Northern home, whore
thrift and energy and neatness prevail.
But in Cuba, beneath the silvory
branches Of the spreading palm. where
clustering orange trees glisten in the
sunlight and where the orioles fit like
flashes of gold among the olive trees.
there she finds her natural surround
ings and makes perfect tropical pict-
ure which would be incomplete with
out her. Havana Letter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-08

The "hireling ministry" Is no
longer so obnoxious as in former days
to the Friends. 1t is said that there
are in New Yo k State at least ten
located pastors who are wholly sup
ported by Friends churches.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-06-08
The World and Chance.

How often might a man after he had
jumbled set of letters into q bag
fling them out upon the ground before
they would fall into an exact poem.
yea, or so much as make q good dis
course in prose. And may not little
book be as easily made by chance as
this great volume of the world? How
long might man be sprinkling colors
upon canvas with careless hand be-
fore they could happen to make the
exact picture of q manP And is
man easier made by chance than
his picturep How long might twenty
thousand blind mon, who should
be sent out from several remote
places in our country, wander up and
down before they would meet upon
the Rappahannock and fall into rank
and file In the exact order Of an armyF
And yet this is more easy to be imag-
ined than how the innumerable blind
parts of matter should rendezvous
themselves into q world.-N. Y.
Ledger.
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