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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01
SERVANTS o. Tex RIGA
The Iasarioa. spaFfnlsafs Provided for
4tstfs ct HhHfH.

The Iasartoa. NpaFfHtsafs Provided for
~ofus ct uhafH.
Ia NJ vs. X NHlr.h f. Iu.-, tlH
.ocial 100 ~ tho servants bas D. "a eHH.
sidrrsi essen HNr.uas.g o.. .a-.-
msui b. tb,,fs rF,.H.i,r.s lN. ...
lr.uee b. by special door o. h#f
b. "a billiard uuam for tH. maH. s.t f..
par.ur auj lii.a4-r1om iur thr ma.Hs
ihe-, ar finished in ha. uu.4 .s.
attraciivsly furnished o. tHr msn.
safI aisu r. "a large rnum given over .ur
fbsir eutertsium,rt HH.He af uu.s
they mas bo.d servants IrU
Ia M MarqHsu4 .uu-s ths human
Iftr- are -lll Farther regarded \
servants. elevator tk..H#s from tAa
ha-rmeut 90 ihr iirus wams un tHs
.np four ll-n. fa.g hasr .r.ff.'..8p.
pointed bedroom asd bathrooms
llnrd v.th enamel t.'.s ANA veHlua
20 tbe mu-t erun.'YHs Demands ~
c'eauI.ng-s lHr hrH-.a..Is Ha her,
ber sa.t 81 rfams. I.y.#d.HE a rar.ur
ths square haI BOO faa iHnluu1as
hol-a g. carried to tha ROOT auI give.
r.acg on rBsb apor FAB .a.#u. suI
corridor
Ibi- j. uot omitted on 90. -.r,aat.
fuor u,re through perforated earF
ing. thyy Hn .uus down aH aHE gallo
-rsue bsIUe NHHtH.r Boo .ag. 90 Str
Marquaua'- thauebffalusss b. tBastale.
vay leading to so reof uhIrH BIAS
h..u teTa.,d ller. lusfa8I In tho
ouul Highi-, 81 hsn rnr over tbs arep
10 go prvatu of alr tns servant. rtH
-I' sn1 enjoy tba 6mar- .uu'auy-t
IS ind that 80 -.idom HlIs. aHd Isus
auvn ou tHe myr.1IIiy tuwa. Is
yl,w ln EVERY --a-Hu fall 80 uHut..
Many mistress, ttsr pride leo fhrit
servants rnom- aul uake -hpv p 1res
&C them ~ tbt. cH-e tHs -.rtaat. are
Obliged % ke.p ibeu tHg wb. In
70 servant. uspm tIe Other .H. #. .u.
90 the magnificent apartment. rs tHr
Central rar. At..f.l,.Ist sat.r.a
lHa faur and o.. uma.rs .a- Boo
accepting iUi- aee#.r DI ....rl u..
mer.ll Incidental o., tasteful n.t
cheap ash hssI-roum -st. sHr DrD-.u
iHr -eryauf- rooms. apB u. clean arH
comedy nsd-tr.is 81 HIHHh ,H#H..,d
Iruu
~"me INSTR .es au ..rhrr uHa sda
book shelves aua p.-a.H.y Re fa
books, aerurd.sg ta tb..r uaI Iur
prints from the Illustrated papers ..e
eay,d Zoe thcir Hd.uueuf- Young
housekeeprr- particularly ta.a ls.HhI
Ia giying their personal attention 20
eNiahiishing thair servants o. thIa
ease their shoes az ths i1giBfituda of
servants who walk OF la the midst 90
the lrouing or dinner l. proportlouaie.
ly great y \ star
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01


aanouaee the result hssa saxinT az.
rived u almost thu esacs asars. ~ IN.
same moment and Me- McDoaald wM~
found 70 b. IN NJ oriway's aebs m
even eve poundA
Though had antlclna,,a ,ema saeA
result from the booaa. / waa hardly
prepared Tor what followed.
McDonsla rose 70 hls fs~t aud. "a.
dressing Mr. orlway, said. .Naeb9r.
am q man Of iew words. A. yoa pesl
know. hope yea via believe ne
when J say ! truly tAoagAt voaase4
nas. Tn glad lis the other vas. sna
Tn owin yoa. Tiers Z yuur masny.
and hope yoa viii farRive me. tor
I've been In the wrcng
ordway herltafed . usosnen, ana IN
That momaut ! thought / never ma
seen aner specimen ~ manhood
lie had risen from his chalr ana MI.
iaoe vas glowing wlth feeling. A. he
stepped round the table 70 where his
old nniFhbor was standing ana "a.
tended bis hand. saying
'Nlid friend. ! came here this morn-
Ing with great reluctance. expecting
% lose you. bat | f.sei thai have
heFcr sufficiently valued rou hereto.
tnre. do not fecl n. though / had
any thing 20 forgive. ara am toc
well convinced - your sterling
honesiy % doubt fer moment your
motive"
-" two shook hands, aud ordway
received the money.
Mac thea tara~d b ne aaa said
Bailey. ! promised yoa Sen pounds
whrther yoa Won my case Or ao. Here
Z your money. and ! give a "a erfully.
lou has dune weol
demonstrated, told him had ny
taou~y' surth double II ths sailsfac-
tion fslt In 'huir restored frlaudship.
in which ! hoped ~ q share ImW.
haasvsr. that De- would =, offended A.
] persisted IN nay refusal. ~ told Ala
! really cuuli mot accept more thaa
half the ProHered amount. ana h..
Win apparent rvlurtanca. consented.
and Handed him back haif the mooney.
ordaay handing the five pounds
hlrh Mr Mac bad Just paid BIN 20
uie. said he wanted % pay h.s share.
took it promptly carefully smooth-d
u. and laid the money together Thea.
ehile ne boys haA gone far the team
nud Mac ani Ortway we're di-rus-taF
SOME maffrr connected afh thslr
th1fvh work and litur Mag1s uas
helping Mrs urIu wIt4 b-r urap..
! rpHgerseI short time with ~.
Mllaaald. ana gave BE- tha -t.l q
Bills
She refused "a hr-t 70 rEa Thorn.
hIt ! assured hor haI uat ear4sI
them iu aHy .-u-o, auI sUuIl r.aIy
ieaI happy Ne tie tAoaEat that sEs
ruuld use the moacy u 1ng way she
chose A. her oRn.
b crnr-e { n-ad noe toll You that
thut s tha end 81 mr story had
uut done murh that day - lncr.a.e tly
iuroms. hut don't ku1U that I ever
ie.t happier 10 uualag aHF .s-. fhau
J ara when ! 80 doau 81 -ap.ar that
night y GA As.Ite aui thr baby over
shat 80 .rmauf
Two Euoi Be. < o. 1Hrs Iar.I % thor
a.d Friendship Hul HII GA SCORER. sat-
ted tn JIe satisfaction 80 every one
That ~. q lawyers r#Hmua worth
striving af-r' -Lr.s CErgD Mer-
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01

The Jeff uader-arm seam. Old Mech
lin lace 1. plated a. a deep collar
esta and forms a puH and ruaie like
an und.F sleeve a. thu wrist ~ tbs
easy cost siesvus A Felix eown 81
eream lava. with small roae-oolored
pain leaves. has a french waist gath
erred on a grass linen lining wlth IL
open throat widely trimmed wlth opcn-
meshed Breton lace. aud the lawn cot
Ia square tabs that llc GA the laee frills.
Two red ribbons ure -et v idn IN the
undsr-arn seams and pointed la folds
brlow che walst line In front and back.
The straight ul skirt = slightly
draped On the hips uhile the foot has
an Empire hounoe - lace crossing H.
with square tabs falliaa upon H. aud
rud ribhoa buticr1y hows aet al The top
Of the tabs Ia = gay and pretty fashion.
Sume ~ the prettiest white g1sns
are made entirely 20 plain "a bite thina
silk In youthful fashion introduced
by Worth this sea-on. with ouly thick
enrtiing and rum ss gathered on cords
for trimming The round beltel waist
has a. fulinoss Ca tbe ahouldor- druan
on ross ~ thick surds that form teo
points Ia front aud one Ia the back,
ard a similar point g. drawn "a tle top
Of each hll Sleeve The syr8 drsp
oycr-skiF+ ~ siK hr,aIih- has dTo
poiuts drawn below thc waIst ia front
and on the sidrs. aud o. merely gath.
erred ~ the top uf tas tao back
brcadihs. This oFer.sklrt s. slightly
caught up on each siie. au1 shows all
around the foot a ialso skirt. which IS
merely aouace hall a yard deep
sewed oa the foundation skirt and
trimmed all along IL edge vith = ralile
of the silk drawn an tTu thick couls
forming an inch y ide standing 80
the top and a RUNE two inches side
below. White unire riii.aun u ith Nbinu.
Stone bueklcs forms tAs .naatH Hsit
the collar aud The wti-t.aHI- a. tHIs
immaculate Irg-s. and che white baf b
Of sh.rred ust lfmHsi Nifh white
morning -slarIa- iiafpsr's Bazaar.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01
ROW a olRl euYs snota

49, N.ruis to : shas siess spsa
~ uuy $40 - shssesl
- take situ ahrwes shs utiiaE sata
'Aiihaarh : ssga wssf Two.
- saoe uaa srsa ~ starkiarrd TED
Ns.re 81 least nvr .
a Eaes thai shs cauid uevef pa
iinu "uamher ihrss
And kuautsa. go that hs uiast pieasa
90 hHsaFht Hrf sthruas and tftas.
o. see 81 aHvn 90 t-sta BE- knsss
r. ssussHa hrf tot ius.ae
Miss Miuais aautisd 90 tes 800.
Art rastrt - "a ulFht and maag
~ fsrr Effu rratrr thah e rass-
usr stfasEis was iu tata
'Ha~ stfanser sbs saspea -vhat ais tAs
shaaf
Thashaf man ausuersi suert.
tN.f sf.a. Mtss 8 fauf o. fuaf-
Ware eeathrf ssrtis a. fust'
d.. ursarht far faurs ana usins strvnFth
o. sIaarr H#F f.rt .ns a.
tIf .sH.as ..lsI tafr.a .-s#s 80 lcHFtA
AaI Era Ita. uad Meme ersA
ArHtbHr 81. tetffs1 20 So aosr
ArH urHf a.HHF tbT street,
o. a.HHF HFHaHsT sHf aHrr
-ha.s seH.Irf thaH htf i-rt
U#a.F w..f.s urars fhr saHts wlfh praa
tH. #..aH fHHu rt#ftH hrrr
o.. f.r ..sI.rr#f fa.f Hast lIda
uH.aff.I 'tl1 aHs tar
&c. a.#aH.s tuss e. - e. "a
A. H. rHtas easH
t.s#.a .## u#..H eH#ua hHu#nuH Fed
f#F fa.a.f frrs shf srrs
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01
a HARD Death 20 DE.

Yesterday Ratterw hack add Melugeu
were discussing what thoy dldut Ako
Ia literature
n like Howells' tragedies. said Me-
Lugg.
What are yea talking about llow
ellis don't write tragedies. corrected
Butierwhaek
Yes. he docs. insisted Mcl.urrs.
You're away oa. Ile merely gets =
couple II people togelher and thea
they talk and talk add talk Where Is
the tragesiy Ia that
Why, they talk the reader 10
deaih.F--st Paui Ploneer-Prosa
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01

On one ocoaSlon a lady called and
presented . check which she wished
cssshed AZ sue was q perfect stranger
10 the paying teller he said politely
Madam, you yin have - bring some
one 20 Introduce yoa before we can
cash this check
Drawing herself up quite hanghtsly
she @ald. fresxinglyi "liut ! do not
want ~ kaow yo.l slri' klehmoue
nlspaseh
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01

LaDgns. from al me diseases from which
yea esfas ally Huaef, from all The Mankness
Physical sd mental, wbteh tnrnifFa Vnu.
from yoar naFe0as pFustratl0n Altd hsiilF
raina, tnrre Is relief ~ brown fr.ni pliinrM
Many ladies' n0w living healthy hasuy lives.
having beem freed ffHm thrnn.a q Nrastira
peruliar % their SOS, who baaF etHaffai tee
hmauF - the value 70 THIS suFart ga FNm.
slY far meuial aud phFsieal suffering thls
sare cure Dor uersuna depfusaien aai hntllls
weakness known As lemal8 Comp ANITA.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01
rHE DIGESTIVE PROCESS.



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.rnnIy
H...B..s .. p,.f t.....t..4., ~.
Urir...... $3.50. .t.I. .I......,t..
barar ~ mind t,..tr... U,..v .9.o.
t.ry t..et H.r.-. r..... f..... ..r...
b,.ker An tsat ,at..fI,Ig...,..,,.f
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ssraitIa.r. r.., ...f. ...ay .I. srt....,r8I.
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..ta 49,. .f...., ....t..f.... a..
.-l8ity w f8a. r,sr...f. .f 49,. ...5...b
whas chow n.a. .nts tha ....s.sym
AID. Al emBl-,f.Hpv f.f ana "a ...at.,.
the parl-t.Iir uaf.a ~ ms irt....p..
,ba a.y..if,. rr.rr.r.e ~ .aI,r, {.
r.IsB ufs4fss. TIKI. s.h.fase.
.l.s..... .t.r.b fat, ..s,a.--...... 4,
\. .i,rb,ig a.t.uffp.. ,.r. -tr.gg .rr,li
.rre-t. n. action THgf..r, 400,
,sby lw..a vbI.b eg4ts,as ~, w..b
..da 4. .pvh,....m. Ar,B tg.,.ir.
~. s,..-tly. 1900, " ~. ..liy.
vbteb 4. .r.,,.y v..,r...8 f,r e.
-. A., -. ...tl .,.5ItIa, "a ,r.
Y...tb ubi.b rbars.....s..- .aas f.rg,.
"a sy.a..,-..
A. ~. normal .a,gitls, u a..
.to,..b sh.- ti,s rr,r.r .tsm,eb ~.
.,.ti,., l...-.r. y. y, ...B one. A.. ai.
lilo, ~ &C., I. srr~.ts.i wthI,
.h...,t a.. r,i.,.t... nft,.s "A r.a.,,,. Az.
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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01

~-Ihsre Il q reason for ali u laRs
ana ihe ANAL boy alwafs waan -
HaeW a semeeFllla JeaFaas
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01

Awoxa Tho degrees conferFed b. Prince
t0n college al Ia fareHt CONNIE ntHment
Nas thai q Dociar 81 Laws apaa ffesldant
Harrison.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01

% uaa1s MsFasp8rFta siil eNnTtnaa aaf feAaae-
ale psfsau tHas ases Fsssess afeat Metietnaf
mafA WEE aHf - o shat ever hatNe 4tu a.
EflaaNlish nalfafse nat A. amaw thMk HeMFlF 80
sfF eatts tatHn sasafiina - afrntiHns, does PEE
dHae pasiiive hsuaHt tts FHeafiaf eafattFs EasaN
u shnWn ~ mnHF FwsaafnaNla eHFnH.
Waa fHn Aawn ffaaa Nia8a mnFl i@8ttnH o. aaEas
80 go $50 haf mata4a aaa 80 aHssf With
qaaHaHa ete.s shinh waH usatfts dresses - tsee
MafAe HafsaHafnla muA aa uuw feeitn9 stFumx ans
ghaafiui. fsei satiaaHl 10 mNt hunnat MmF wha
saFs a Far uisi ". D bmA afsu. - hFfina
sifsst hsw fafa CtE
Hoods SarsaparilIa
STE ~ a. draesists o. 80 fast g. PrspaFsa sair
10 G q Maaun Gu. teMei Has
100 Doses 0ne Dollar
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01

he Canadiaas arr beginnlng te
pruiost against Imported labor A
train load "A Italians was Recently
broaaht - worA CA the easernmeni
railway. Whl1h l. building 10 Caps
Breton. The county council protested
against These mea being broaghi In
- tha eonntry 10 eompete wl1h our
eitises4s,n ~hiia the latter were 9oinx
a. tbs untted States tor wlnpioymsat
Ihe eoverameut however has Dc.
eiael thai TIE Itailans hoina emp lovaa
ne by 4, ~ ~ - sanirsesgFs 4 81
- lslssiega
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01
- YOU WANT
Architectural Iron Work,

farfnas NsI|rts. tattsa rsss.s-, shautss.
faffHHss W aHhfaerf ~Hputfss. ~ raraIf H#fs.
CNtGNAsAM IRON WORKS,
sFHHf. .a.f..s. {. s...t .asfs#
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-01

Trs brhest s-lfa7 "a J1fra--an -
= atvea q a1a a.aa rf8 f.aeHsl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-05
THE swINoMIsH SLOUGH.
An Effort Being Made TO Secure An Al
preparation For Dredging Ta.

An Effort Being Made TO Secure An APP
preparation For Dredging IL.
One OF the first matters which will come
before the Board Of Trade al special meet
ing 10 be called soon will be the question
az u the advisability OF aiding in the move
ment 70 dredge out Swinomish slough. A
special committee Of La CGnnor citizens
Hconsisting Of Aessrs. ]. Henderson, II. s.
ls'onnor. Z. L. Martin, J. f. Dwelley aad
y. J.. Andrews are in Seattle endeavoring
70 interest the Board OF Trade, the Cham
Der OF Commerce. the city council and
king county's legislative delegation and TO
| pet their support for the scheme.
/ sainomish slough Is six miles long and
connects akagit bay with Padjlla bay. Its
/ average width is 800 yards In high tide
| neamers using this slough save fifteen
niles in goIng TO Nottingham bay or
/ khatcom and also avoid the dangers OF
/ Reception pass and the TIDE rips outside
hdalgo land. To use the slough sue
/ assfuiIy ii will have 20 be dreged, which
/ wIi cost from $4,000 to $4,000. Three
hrs at present block the way and the La
| 1DnnoF mail boats are ofte4l obliged 20 wait
/ fr the tide in order to navigate the slough.
The idea of the La Common committee is 10
squire the aid OF the ties along the Sound
tat viii be benefited by the dredging OF
ID slough and TO bring the matter before
| tie legislature and congress for the pur-
pee OF getting national appropriation al
/ Lead
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pieces. including fire Of the bgsk bard OF
the Old World. and > chorus Of - GO
singers. TIE entire attendance being 100 go
psopss. t5slaore conceived both Of these.
and organized and conducted them. TO
maize the music more grand and inspiring
he then used large battery OF heayy artls-
err and large snnoer Of an wills. This Is
f1e twentieth anniversary year Of the great
peace lnhiiee, and il il being csdehrzted by
hundreds Of iEbiIees Ill oseT she eounfsy.
which revive the memories ed GiImors's
wonderful festivals BIZ reproducing he
satsent features. such IS The anyiI ctlorns
and artillery accompaniment, etc.
Two land jnbigses IN this great series
vii be given here Thursday in the afta-
noon ard evening. vhen the great fsiIinose
BAND OF New York. conducted by r. 5. Ca
more IN person, viii be heard in al It's e..
eeiieure. assisted by tie following ~
nowned vocas solossts.
rig. Casapanini, the worlds creates
tenor: ssgnorSna Deyere. the eerster Of tla
present day. with 3 wonderful sweet ana
Hass-lfke voice Miss Clara Poole, the eele
bEafed eontralto Of the American opert
Company; Mime. Blanche Stone Barton
soprano Ana Mss Jenny Dickers0n. con
trAlto, two 81 Americas most charming
and talented singers. who hare won the
highest snc0miums o. the press and esteem
Of the patrons ard lovers OF the highest
crisr Of vocal exeeIlence: Sig. Duzensi. en-
artistic tenor; Sig. Bologna. the italian
baritone. and Mr. Nyron W Nhitney. the
greatest American oYeFatc and oraforio
bas@o
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A SENATORIAL PARTY
Several Statesmen Looked at
Seattle Yesterday.
THE ele smnoMIsH sloueH.
Congress 40 Be Asked to Make am Ap-
preparation for Dredging tt
Street. improvements

A party consisting Of Senator W. p.
FIRE. wife and daughter. Of Maine; sena.
Tor Henry l. Dawes and daughter. 81
Massachusetts, Senator c. K Davis, wife
and daughfe-, Of Minnesota: Senator o. III.
Piaft. Of Connecticut: Senator ID. Tnrpie.
Indiana; Hon. John Il. Thursson. assDr.
ney OF the Union Pacific railroad: r. f..
@ones, his private secretary: C. b. Reade.
assistant sergeant-at-arms Of the Senate:
William PalSsfeT. stenograsher. and C. j.
Smith. general manager * The Oregon
Railway & Navigation Company, were on
board tae oiympian. which touched &C Sc
attic for few minutes yesterday morning.
The party includes The Senate committee
appointed TO inquire into the matter OF sn-
debtedness OF the Union and Central Pa.
eifie railroads.
They went 10 Victoria yesterday and viii
retslrn this afternoon to Seattle. where
they viii look over the city for few hours
before proceeding on their homeward
Journey
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srKEKr rMPKovEMENTs.

Der Two HUNDRED Men Now at Work
Repairing the Thoroughfares.
4reet Commissioner Alexander now has
oyr go men at work upon street improve
mats In the city. of this number over
I0are at sewer work. Commissioner Alex
ade Is taking advantage OF the fine weather
anehis present force Of laborers is the larg-
estthat were ever at work for the city at
onaime before.
Aforce Of men commenced planking
secnd street yesterday at Marion AMI will
moe rapidly north TO Pike. The electric
roascompany viii lower its track, which
Is NV about three feet above grade, as
sooslas the track on the east side, which
hasFen brought down TO grade, can be
cleaed. IL viii be several weeks yet be-
torstie muddy and almost impossible
stripppoSite the new Barkes building on
Secdd street can be fixed.
Phking on Main street has reached up
10 hhNeen Sixth and Seventh streets. Co
lunia street is all plsnked between West
stres and Railroad avenue. West street
is bog filled In with earth taken from
Secdd street.
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moNDAY moENrNc.s snrsr.
DFnnks. "HotsaSe and Thieves Get TheIl
Deserts In the Police Court.

DFnuks. "Hotso&'' and Thieves Sset Their
Desserts in the Police Court
The usual crowa Of Sunday DRINKS and
Others arrested for various misGemean0rs
Was before justice Rivers yesterday. Will
lam Miller and Il. Knox xere arrested Sat
ursiay night for so assault upon man in
the Crystal Palace saloon. Miller was sent
q the city jail IN default Of $50 fine for
the same number Of days. Anox's case
was continued until today.
Robert Anderson Has arrested by Officer
Cortett for vagraney on Saturday night
He was allowed to 20 on bis own recogniz-
snce 70 appear today Rex" Howard, ar
rested OF. the same charge by Officers Won
Rhein and Rogers. viii spend the next
City days in the city Jail. Red" Is a
chronic vagrant, with Il constitutions!
dread Of work of any kind.
William Whalen. the man who stole a
pair Of boots worth s. from the store Of
James Burkman. corner OF Mill and Third
streets. Friday. pleaded guilty 70 the
charge and received line Of SIS and costs.
He will regain his liberty some time in
February.
A number Of DRINKS we're disposed of ia
such a manner that they will be OF service
10 the city when the chain gang Commences
is involuntary Iabors some time this week.
For using profane and abusive Language
towards Della Riley. woman OF White
chapel Justice Rivers yesterday assessed
the notorious Agnes Woodward the sun
OF so and costs. Agnes paid her fine ant
left the court room with the ire Of ven
geanes IN her eve.
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DEATH OF MISS GArcm.
An HiiInRhIe Young Lady Falls Pre-
Ca flfphtharfa.


An NiiInRhIe Young Lady Falls Prey
20 Diphtheria.
MH Ruth Catch, daughter Of Prof.
Thoms NJ. Catch. OF the University. died
yestaay forenoon, after short illness
fromaiphtheria, aged 81 years and four
none. Miss Catch was a graduate of the
classal course al the last commencement
of thd University, and gave promise OF a
brigh1 uture. Her death IS particularly
sad, lowing By few months the loss of
Prof Rteh's son Ice, who died Of con-
sumpan, aged = years.
MrsE Jones, a niece OF Prof. Catch, ac-
composed by two boys, came from San
Franofo about four weeks aeo. making
short sit before going to Butte. Mont,
whersAr Jones has been employed. One
OF her fas was III when they arrived and
the iulr pronounced it mild form 81
diphtlSa shortly attsrward the other
son hasn attack Of tonsilltis. but both re-
covered shortly after Mrs. Jones left
here IA week. Miss Catch was stricken
with dhtheria. which speedily caused her
death. Tie funeral viii be held from the
family esidenee. 40 Seneca street. this
forenosA t II O'Clock, and viii be private.
Rev. 70 10y will oftlciate. InteFmsnt
wilt he Masonic cemetery.
Erof batch yesterday telegraphed the
sad nevlo his son, Claude Catch, Who is
ia salerk0r., and instructed him that as
ihe gun1 would be today il would not be
adyisabios him 90 come to Seattle,
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