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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27

BosToN, Sept. 6.-The Dorchester
branch of the British American associa-
ton last night resolved that no British
American can vote for Mr.. Bracket. the
republican candidate for governor. in this
campaign. and bc true to the principles of
the British American association. This
action is based upon the statement that
Bracket was invited tn attend the Queen's
jubilee banquet and r. fused and q short
time after made a speech at u land league
meeting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
Cold weather in ~. Paul.

ST. PAUL. Sept. 26.-To-lay has been
the colslcst OF the season thus far in this
city. Similar reports have been received
from a number of points i'm the northwest.
lutb, Mimi, and Black River Falls. Wis,
and several localities To- Ips. heard from.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27

humane association to-day n resolution
was adopted that the association request
every state OF local society i'm the union to
endeavor to obtain from the legislature, n
law making il a penal offense to dehorn
cattle, to dock the tails of horses and
shoot pigeons and other live birds from
traps.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
Rumor-d Is.ilross, sale.

and will meet President Dodge of the Dem
yer. Texas q Fort Worth railroad. II is
reported ON what purports to be the best
OF authority that they will negotiate for
the sale of the Fort Worth road to- the
Union Pacific, and the sale will he con-
stimatetl at the October meeting of the
Union Pacific directors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
How Marriage Anect. some People

How Marriage Affects sume People.
From the Terre HAute Express.
JudRe-You are a freehol,ler?
Prospective Juryman-Ycs, sir.
Jitige-Marriei or single?
Prospective Juryman-Married three
years ago last month.
Jutige-Have you formed or expressed
any opinion?
Prospective Juryman-Not for three
years past.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
Ocean 4

Ocean Steamship Arrivals.
At New York, the Spain from Liverpool.
AT Southampton, the Harmonic and
Saale from New York.
At Queenstown, the Wisconsin from
New York, the Kansas from Boston.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
Ready tn Help Out.

From the New York sun.
Moneybags: ''You say You wish to
marry my daughter? Well. you know
have three, and ON the marriage of each
l shall give her husband $1,000. Which
one do you want?' Jack Napes: "I'll
tell You what we'll do. You'll move out
to Utah. and I'll take all three of them OF
your hands. I'm willing To do the square
thing"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27

DENVER, Sept. 3.-Father Mavin, u
Catholic priest who Was most diligcnt i'm
rendering assistance to sufferers i'm the
cent disaster at Johnstown. died at the St.
James to-day of acute stomach troubles.
The remains will tie sent east for burial
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27

NEW York, sept. 26.-While attending
the funeral of Colonel Governor Carraw,
the journalist, to-day Jacob A. Water
house, IA friend of the deceased and N
member of his regiment during the war,
dropped dead Of paralysis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27

CANTON, o.. Sept. 26.-A private dis
patch from New York says the four larg-
est jobbers i'm watches in the country
have Withdrawn from the trust. breaking
the combination.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
RAces nt Bosts,n Postponed

RAces NJ Boston Postponed.
BOSTON, Sept. 26.-The races announced
for to-day at Mystic Park and Franklin
Park were postponed ON account of rain.
The events announced for tomorrow take
place Saturday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
The Tesnple ssf aie

The Temple of aeAvea RapnsA.
LONDON, Sept. 36.-The Temple of Heo-
ven at Pekin, containing the dragon
throne, has been destroyed by fire.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27

LONDON, Sept. 26.-An extsnsivo s1rS6o
Of dock labo~crs has begun ~ Rosessdnan.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27

Copper dull and heavy; Lake, ,tDct.$lO.1O.
Lead steady; better ticnand; domestic
Ei92X. Tin, quiet; future Armcr; Straits,
tIO.96
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27
Death OF An Ex-Pr-.iel,

Death OF An Ex-Pre~ident Of vaanar.
Providence, II. l., Sept. 36.-SAmsael L.
Caldwell, ex-president OF vassar college,
died to-day after u brief illness.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-27

BERLIN, Sept. 36--Mr. Phelps, ths
American minister, presented his cre<2sn-
tials to the emperor to-day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19

3tE&@A4fs<@k LIZA <+st&t-
Chris Phayo. the Vine street baker
owns q poli-parrot that i a dandy.
The othss morning a rat. iured By the
luscious SHEETS OF the bakesilap, left
the sfenchrscf the cellar and sewer.
and. climbing upstairs. made raid
on cream pnN. gcressi down Il few
ttrss. nihhled the uiaaaroons, ard
sampled fhs Fies ard elnEerhrend be
fnse bis siepredatttNs were discovered
Then ne was hustled OF with yen
geanee. ard. rushing into the room
wlere the paTyaf wxx, secceeaea IN
breaking into Polly i esfee polly Vas
gsaSyinx slfcns afth her raws aud bill.
asEsl when she sssifd the tat she came
DEAN an his hack With Moth esams.
szisss hell il firmly 70 inc bostons of the
sage Tssc rat rolled over ard twisted
iss head around sqsealfng likcaaad as
Polly picked 90 is eyes. and SEEN had
them both out The RAT snarpea ard
tore cut some Of rsaiyss feaihers. buf
she hesd fast - the varuaing and sre-
ess~iesi in Killing il. Then, mounting
her perch and rasliing her feathers
atssai her neck. she announced. polIy
wants cracker.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19
HANnsoME HEARsn.
The Meet Kxpensis~ cine Ever seen
~ fh@ Northwest

A thing Of hsasty i a 10Y suaeves. =
calculated reporter YESTERDAY. A. he
E&ned or sisn eisg1nf 81 90 heasse lns.
perssa by Iress a 90. Ii vas inside
81 1s.ksalss asn Sans & cN. 81 Ncw
Nefk. To tails ssssVrite IL ws,s1asl take
esaiamns. but il Is tlse nssss and ,aost
expensive tseaxse ever hesxhs snta
the Northwest
Tie wisenfs and springs give tae
heaFse 4 araeagas appearance. The
ssstas 81 fsse FseeptaeSe Tor sse essgss,s
4 III back ebony wiis pissso flsis i.
Ihe eoFIssrs sge hansisDfszs teoFfnt hs8s,
ess;emns, The lower passss on eaeh
s,ske fS===$ g8syesf on Il beautiful f4elt.h
Ivy The Sides are af hxsvs ygass las
sxs fsxs. inside at akieh ase sIrstx.s
tire hssek hsaadxaosh curtains trimmed
with geld fringe and tnaSe;s. Inside
ard GA tar arc s:Iser hxxasossst rails
Tbs Tour owners are snrnsauntssi Nv
handsomely eAgvea urns and an the
tsntsF l. boat lzssness With anrhav
ard wreath There are also Ssfxws
sfaqisssas oE tie different sessrst
efsssxs which are fastened "a the raj
inside the top, a. The errAxsufs FssauiFes.
The silver izfans cost SIS rnrh all are
xRruouatess ~ stsin0x al hops with
al Give branch In kAnd There i !
steyn seas ard also an extra s.as 81
hAAmss Nlsth lxanufully arApesl Car
state ssssc2sss.As. The s3sse holds sinx
q the huhz. Issngsks sna hanales L.
the door and all the ffnsshlng i
ssshes ssiysr or sSaser~yaaaea
Nexsrss t'gvSs a &c. are tsassIv rsx,4,sl
~ their nsx hszsse.
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sail n &Nt&kfF<7f 7st@tH22ttltf-
He had conserved an idea for great
classical picture and he hired q stat
wart gentleman Of toll to pose for the
muscular figure required for the CEN
ter Of the picture. lie painted for
days and days, and he thought when
ever he had this model before him that
he had never seen such rich flesh tints
before. And he studied those flesh
tints. and worked on them till be had
got thein perfect. Then be called his
brother artists In and showed them the
picture.
Those flesh tints don't seem quite
right. Where did you get theman
They're rich, aren't they But
they from nature they re from my
model.
"well. they don't look quite nat
ural.
The last touches mad ID Ice given and
the mosiel had come to pose for the
last time. When he stripped his torso
and took his position the painter
stared aghasf. The brilliant flesh tints
had vanished and he was q plain. or
binary fiesh~coiored individual.
Howss this7 What's the matter
with YOU ~
sWhat3''
You've changed Your skin. II used
TO be resissef than that
Oh. that was from the red under
shirt used 10 wear. and lad bath
tkfs morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19

KxGRTs 20 OLynFIA.So Some thirty
Of the members Of seattle division,
Uniform Rank. Knights OF Pythias,
viii leave on the steamer T. ]. Potter
on Monday 81 / 30 p. m. on an excu-
sion 10 the grand lodge, which Is in
session II Olympia. The Knights will
arrive at Olympia at as on Monday
evening, and viii leave there ct [, q. m.
on Wednesday. The First Regiment
band has been engaged to accompany
the division. The Sir knights who
will 90 on the excursion viii attend in
full uniform.
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4 remarkable case 81 animal snsegli-
sence aaa fidelity has developed In
jefferson. The late Dr. Watson's iss-
tie deg Zssslo used 20 follow him every
where aud often ride beside rim In Als
buggy seat. He woala come every
mornlng 10 has masters oiziee. and Il
he did net end hlTa there wossia rssn
over 80 the livery static 70 see Il ire
DEBTORS hagKy was gene. and Il ID wsx
he soRssi folsax the Track Until be hal
sennsz him. When his ssasfe- was i.
tie eosln little Zelle wzs held M ~
be could see his face. and shoxea
signs % intense gries. lie vas At he
funeral At Wooahsne cemetery, and
Mas Tie last ore 10 lingxr at the new
tssasfs grave. Since that sinae he has
slsitea tks rsave night aass nsurgfne
ard i oEses sesn sitting eposa IL keer<
lng watch. ~ though he exre gpxs hSs
Atssss ffsead and ssaastey foesf0e forth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19

IAe wanea,s Ghrfsttan remdesancs
unten ~ vaAhon.


On Wednesday, morning. May is,
assant twenty-five ladies. delegates
frpEt the several unions Of The county.
sfasfed for VasLon island by steamer
Clara Rsown. After q very pleasant
trip sha iasSies reached Chautsnsna,
where siaey we're met by the ladies ci
the vashsn nnion. who escorted them
10 tfse auditorium.
ktoat half past 10 the meeting was
called % order. Mrs. Thomas acting a.
chairman, and Mrs. Lee as score sary
pro ssaa- Devotional exercises con-
sisted Of singing. reading OF
Crusade psalm, and prayer.
Mrs. Thomas then slated she object os
the Iusessng Was 10 ssrgansxe , county
VI e. +. u. assd read the county con-
sssiEHls0n. after Whseh the following
otiaeers were elected President. Mrs.
wta- 8utsev, OF seattle: vice presidents,
presidents Of each union 10
The county corresponding sef-
Fessry. Mr. Eryanf, Of seattle
recording seeretary, Mrs Snow, ii
ssssson. Treasurer. Erx. xaa Camp:
observation-disclosures 0f departments On
AyEsens ard heresissy. Mrs. Tfr. John
s<n. Jasefllse work, Mrs uAmasAker
ssNss4f ~osk, Mrs. Dr. Hslson. eaassr-
essp< with soesetses, Mrs. Carpenter:
yoang Eorazasa work. Arx- HenszEIcs !.
work among foreigners. Mrs.. Esusk-
Ness prison sd jail WORK, Mrs. Park
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so<ted ~ Rrsearfng n Abostien.
nEWVEsrMIxsrER, ID. c., May 1S-
The cate Regina vs.. Arthur Sufli-
van ana EfftSneis. charged with pro-
curing ~ s>dlion, was concluded
today. Ills lordahp, In charging the
jury, ssid that this - 1 most remark
able sass 4 q. whole story
vas Alss = Was strange
tnlnE mat the won@n. Mrs
Hogs. could SIC for day anA = half In
the court aud deliberately glyA under
oath detailed account q ~ these
SEPARATIONS. but. be said. strange peo.
PIE do strange things. On Ne
other hand. there was no
evidences against the aGsu.sd hut
this wpman, and she hefself Was an
aecpmpsicc IN the crime. There was,
thefefalrt. rule OF law thot assisted
him. che jndge. In warning the jury
against rendering . verdict
on Vie evidence ot an accom-
piicc, providing that the evidence
Was mot coffohorafed, and again IL
was fol The jury Reconsider how much
reliance they could place On the state
ments 81 the woman. who On preyi-
Gus t,ccasist on her bended
kaec Eefcre her pastor called God to
witnezll aad declared that she was i'm
nocent OF the whole charge
The jury retired, and in Il quarter al
an hour brought In . verdict III not
guilty. The accused were further
held Ell = second Indictment for the
same isiiensc. alleged 10 have been
commlffed IN February. and on appli-
cation of counsel for the crown an adj
3oarnnlent was granted unit. the next
assix9s
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fukTs.asn, Massl s Thss. A. M1Isride
district attorney al Oregon city, aud
hfnsAss az the secretary Of state. was
dangerously stabbed today by Henry
snailleFs. farmer lsying rear Spring
water Two years age MrBrisie was
referee in lawsuit which Snsathsss
lest Today as he was passing dnNa
ilae street be- naet Snssshers. h0
s1n1ed i blade al his heart. MeHFlsie
received the knife in the left arm. al
the same time breaking his cane aver
head The eat l. six fa-
ches long ana very dangerous, though
not probably Easa:
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sslr 90 Icece4vsa No 1ha.ks.
View sork World
Virtue y not always q oun re-
ward a. the following story shows
He was heavy swsIi from London,
stopping At The St. Denis hotel. and
he was standing Wednesday II the
corner of Fourfeenth street and Fifth
sv<nue waiting for the pFade. when
he saw welidrexsed woman with ,
baby helplessly Struggling in the dense
crowd thai packed the Sidewalk. Pr
Iit<ly lifting bis bat. the digniiied
BFitisher said:
Madame, that child will be
crushed Where do you want 70 xo7''
suh. sir. = said the pcrspiring mother
With an appealing look Il sm trying
20 get into si1th avenue
All right, ] viii help you. as 1
want 10 get 70 the elevated station. z
MAS the reply. Let me take the
The child was transferred to the
arms 81 the sturdy Engiish dude, who
pushed his way through the crowd.
and IN I few minutes had reached the
middle Of the avenue. Looking
around for the mother. she Vas mo-
where 10 be seen. and the Engiishman
started forsthe place where he had left
her. He was stopped BY policeman,
who refused to let him pass and said
he &ouid have 10 s.go the other way.s'
VIII you please take the baby, 4hen
It's mother Is lost -
Now. young TELLER. you can't give
me any story like that, was the re-
ply.
Just at this moment the infant set
up load howl. It's tears running down
the meek Of its protector As il hung
about his shoulders, and the crowd At
the same time awoke 10 an appyecia-
ton Of the scene. There were cries Of
Hi. Jimmie, get onto his jags wild de
kid r. why don't be marry the
girl, and lit doesn' like it, daddy r.
"A thousand people by this time were
nUghing It the Englishman, who stood
helpless and uncomfortable In the
middIo of the street, looking about as
4 Tor soRse place to throw the ch.ld
VIXEN po3icenan asked him 70 give
an $500 & 6fas-A~elf and how he
came int1 possession ofpAa saualling
infant. Finally the mother bls~xgled
TO the scene, grabbed tae child, 1hi,
stopping for . moment 10 accuse her
new acquaintance Of trying to steal Il,
rushed of.
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- nsnete kxearstea rAvty \ THE
M@sss Ltse tsae~s<
fpnr Taw~sssn. Max IA -s'oiascses
HrAashsw svssisea authority this
saosssihF tresn the treasury department.
= plsss The sssvnav snster walsoss a
- Aisposai ~ the Senatorial comnit.
- 10 visit Sound perss.
I j. noosay ktates thai the hfss mo-
~ train NH isAses tie sanspsese ruate
81 snis 4.
A. the 900 Yard race al Irving PARK
9eswesn Ross Mctaliouxh ansi s'xp1.
erfs Tssnkett, Nesailnagh wen ia
~ ><con.is.
A. Is. Wratrs<ae and "a. = f~es~
xefe sFe selected ~ tie iss.ral lsssrx a.
.eees q the etsse sssnsentlaa. x.
=. q ess nsrz. en abe 9sss.
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sTecisTos. Cal. May ss--loseSb f.
feEssli. ianitor ot tire Presbyterian
church ia this city was beaten over
the hessd with pistol today By Joseph
BADGER. vell.known S3tixen. Bad ser
accused Ferrsll oil tampesinx with his
ioyear~sssa daughter when sbs entered
the yhurrh 10 return hymn fsoakx.
Ferresi Il g. years cid, and has 4 wife
and I've ehsfiren. lie i Ia lad GA q
charge 81 criminal assault.
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ssysssAa. Ca, May Is Is Is re-
fsasts# frona I.ausens county that q
ssls hss he~n foaasi tasTe sFosa which
Essse spsrassef sasxwntane are saf@.n
Ihs ~sA ~ sasty fest sesg. and II Il
Efasnsa thSs sssseem barrels ~ furr&ss-
TIRE we're Ssssa fTusn IL as Csc ssnss
The essestsess Is wsesAey shexe s a
nAtutA Fes<Esulf, az uketAHr the vel
hss hxsn ssl1sss .ssh ne nsau ta.zsa
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sar. ehaipae. George WasAinxszss
sasssss : have ssssaeA style shoas hilns ssssA
Has 80
WAg, seok al Balls s4aessr.an
ssatzsr q the fzsssex az his c<sssnirs -
ksss Esslsas ksfsssa. The zsnrxrs sxss
tst aa<ke3z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19

SAN fEssCssoc. Mar fs- Among
she passengers on the steamship ma.
tia. which arrived this afternoon
freA Hetsolala. sefs rriaress X aulArsi.
sslsee 81 King kai2kana> and PARTY.
fsaa princess Is on her way 20 Elsorr.
She sszssa thst king kalakaas voslld
Axve osaae wssh her. hat was prevented
~ i1lnss = lie viii. however. visit the
Paris sxssss.sicn later on.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19

Erpne1Aw. Mar IS.~Jnafe Hello.
wnx and psrsy hsve rstarncd ffs.a The
EnountaIns. having gene 10 bury The
remains Of . body found several days
80. They were unable 10 iasnsifr
1Ae remAins. ~ nothing remained biz
ohe eksieton. ftosn Nhseh the skill had
ooeu detached sn<i eeuld not b. faanss.
The henes ef his haFse wsfe assss
onnd near hx. The animal hayssg
Aeeouse entsaelesi in <enss frcrs ~ !
Htchee ra2e kud evidently ssxFvel O.
1r&th.
Nothin. conaa be found b snsssrsss
what caused tbs death of the rasn. Al
neir 81 light hutfen shss<1 which shuwexi
e1Ene u having hsen gnased b. Mid
nnlmeis. saik u graz clothes badly
buseed. - esats. kutehsrsknsse i've
n4ei1 wcodcn Ss<4xe Used iis csts hing
nn1tncn, Hud tex horseshoe nails.
we're Ill The articles fcsand. Huaae IL
- bones we're detached. rsuhahss
AAssng been torn away hy wsssa
n11s0a}4
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foazkssn. May Is. fathcY Leo
Lshass one OF the serv EARLIEST mis-
ssssnAEsrs IA tllfs cuzxs. sasssl IL 81.
Nsnzssetss Auspstzs today. he wax
born Isl Franee in issT ssa came Ia
orsRuw ia iss-. Ne has k~va al 81.
NlrNees laF sn wears.
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PoKrHAsp. May is-The select COM
mittse Of the senate on relations
with Canada, Of which Senator George
r. Httar Il chairman, arrived from
San Francisco on special train this
evening The party consists OF Sena-
tor and Mrs. Hoar, Senator and Mrs.
Hale and friend Miss stouskton. ana
Senators Delphi Allison and pugh.
The Committee win visit the govern
naens sroFk AZ The Cascades and the
ssonth 81 the Columbia river, and will
probably run over 60 Puget sound on
Thursday next.
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NOR LONG 4 wIpow.
Kisa MarEsn Reseridgs Catches :
Gsrsaan Essrea.

sks FHAse1sco. May is.-- Raron Won
Words. Of Germany. and Ella Morgan
Hvsfisre. daughisr.in-iaw ns ex.
H0Fes1ier Heyeridge. Of Illinois. we're
maTfisd hsfe this evening. Her
fartasez husband. Philo Beverisige. III
1htcags,, was granted !. Divorce 4 few
days ago at Austin. New, Oh the
EroEnsl af tieserfion.
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FAsoaA. Nay II. The remains 81
Thos, G, Bell. who Was killed hy tie
tsh Of the Hases building last Monday
night, wili he shirpsd 20 bis cid home
- Charleston. Nova Srstis. His
brother. ALERT neil. arrived in shs
city yxxterIav.
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pox1l.xsD, May IxThe wife q
Patrick Connolly was stabbed this
rnornine 81 thu father 81 her husband.
III yellrs old, whiis she was get-
ting br9mkfaxf. Tie hf0w Was aisaed
q her iieort. bat the knife glanced on
RIB. lS1ze may recover
Old snAn Mcdonnell. who stabbed
hts sons wife this morning, Il Of
weak nAsssd. Fer the paxt two year.
be hAx been part of the time In the
poofhoshse. aud The rezE 81 the Tins
xssppor4exi hy his son. He has been
looked npou By his sons vile
~ nflixanec. and they FREE
qssently qunrTeIe<i. This nscrninx
she old man got up and made the FIRE.
and uiicss she was cooking breakfast
they hid words. when be dew 1T her
and ainked blow at her heart with an
Old eaiIeknifc which be had sianFpened
for cutting f0baeco- The knife Was
tanned asitie by i rib
She screamed and her husband
sprsug o1s of bid and found her lying
on The IleoY bleeding fearfsaliy. Physi-
clans sliar the wound will prove fatal.
Meftonn<It was taken d jail ard held
10 answer under ~ 60 honda. He ex-
presses no fexre< Tor the deed, hut
complains bitterly az thu treatment
reeeiseE1 from his sons wife end says
be would do the same again under the
same circumstances.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19

FoR BaipsE BHsanixg.The county
treasurer yesterday paid warrant
drawn on order Of the beard OF county
commissioners upon the rosa and bridge
funn in favor Of Hoffman & Bates, OF
Portland. for Si3,Gi7.27. OF this
amount I'll 900 was for building the
hig bridge at Fall City and $500 for i'm
;erest on the same The balance Ia
for other bridges constructed and re-
paired BY the company for King
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-19

s4x Fnxxcssco, zay Is.-1he two-
sfory briek fruitdryinR establishment
81 lie California Frnis EynrofAting
comxeuy vas badly damaged b Gre
foufeh& Loss. So co. insured.