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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-13
8BCOKD or DISTRICT COURT.
= Yal1 City Feud-forger white
fJfxoscN GraufNd.

The trial of A. l. gRit4 r'sss oecapiea
ne attention Of fbe algF.ef court tie
oreases part af yssteFsisy. ard sill take ap
3 portion Of today. The charge ssaii.ss
1utkeffo-d ~ for ssssals alta deadly
weapon with intent 81 10 bodily harm.
1utherford IL preTntbe1tt resilient ~ Pa
City, where the trouble ts5k piass, siia
Flank Mttebsgl. ugon wfofa the sNsatiit
Nes made, iives a. the ssfae place. Ihe
onray, which oes affsff ~ Ms ~ last Ffef'
Was the resfsif ~ Eglghhostsssd qasffsi,
and tbs defense. 40 far ss outlined ia yes
eefday's proceedings. was slsf Mitchell had
1rcafly provoked Rutherford 10 the com
mission of the deed. The witnesses *
omfned yesterday effe All for sfas pF,sses-n
Don, and the defense viii pgf 10 their eyI.
0ence this morning HasheffoF3 - ui 4
= year ago for THIS same orsnse, bui he
jury failed 10 agrees mrcn a verdict ard the
G0ne has sBce hung IRE. DBfsiy Prose-
GutinR Attorney Feffien i representing
the territory and Colonel J. G, Haines ihe
Defense
The thai Of white. the forver. spon the
toar indictments found Al the iasf term
VIII probably commence this afternoon.
Or Immediately ufsna the completion %
The Rutherford trial. Vs. A. aettat ken,
cashier Of the First National baflS 81 Butte.
Montana. and X. l. Durham. cashier u
the Commercial National bank OF Post.
land, two 81 the most important witnesses
fOr the PRO esuslofi, ara fsu hap1, snd
other witnesses from abroad are tx Fectesi
today. This case vii be cue ~ tse most
DgWnfkabfe ever tried ia this district
William Lair Hsli and James Hamilton
Lewis, who appear for the foF9er, viii a.
me outset raise some very Interesting
points, and the case promises 90 have
rare interest aside from frht which
attaches 10 che story 81 whites CTissss.
Judge Hanford yesterday signed the de
cree awarding Nm Hamilton . GO dana
Eea on bis lshsi sgainst tie steamship
WeliR Waiia. The damages we're awarded
Tor personal Injuries received bT Hamilton
While engaged sn diseharRlug the saip At
Port Townsend on February !. II i Ehder
stool that the Oregon Improvement Com
paDy will carry the ease up 30 the United
States circuit court.
4 decree OF divorce was issued tn the
bett Of Edith J. Gale -. J N Gale The
plaintiff Is awarded the custody of mtaor
child aud the title a. &c tain property she
has acquired by her own exefiioAs.
Henry Myers has brought saif against
Henry Tenkuno. Jap, to reeavor 81 0oa
damages for malicious and false arrest
and imprisonment nB August ~. open q
charge OF forclhle detainrr. and the loss OF
business attendant 10 having certain dis
putcd premises placed temporarily Ia the
hends OF = constable,
n .. Bittenreurt Instituted an attach
Ment suit against John Doe, proprietor Of
the Eareka restaurant, 10 recover tJ8i -
Tor goods and merchandise furnished.
RchwabHehef Bros 4 Go, brought suit
against the Lake Washington steam >avt-
90l1o0 Company to recover Judgment luf
V624sb for goods sold and delivered.
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sxx rnASEr.Co, s<Ys l---A Los Aaseses
sr~efx, ssys. Fer rssnfhs past there las
cn-,S from the krsaen ho1ae for veteran
sslf4ser~ AZ santa Monica, stories OF
us4rzxnxxxsrsni Of the BOISE.
ana RE slI-1easnasTt Of the
gpmstes A correspondent *nsse
covered sesersl csys snss
sn~r-xssvess NJ ieazs Iso inmates. AL %
from told substantially the sane sle.s
Tf.s p-;scissi ron plA5ns xss Azzinss 10
sr..s sfraosseh many were ssrs oi1sf
1000 sssyssysor Trrsrh<l ter tfs frrss
,r.s.sst ~ Fhem Tie Eless. Il = rssl ssassa.
xtfs ,fae sxeertsoa o. BAN sisa IAss y -
.ss~ ,. Fnte ot Los ADzetts ana so
M.,s.sea resrSEfs. The ectfer IL s~gos sao
bsxs sex rig aklss are Eses3.
Arsoshsr caEs- Of coz paAinf - The en-
pioyrnczf 81 esysJiiazss about To grrans;,
y hssf. there are narns<rs OF os6 solcier,
wisl;ag 70 90 the work % loser enmpeaxs
ron. and the sAlsrzsS OF these men weujl
AyDra ths LATER comforts and iuxuriss o.
which they stand l. need.
Byties OF tes4 VETERANS. the cur-espen
ceEt says, ere huas led into panp~rs' graves
without tnr-a. % boaorx- Statements of Z
rEns Der Of the inmates Are mace undel
oath AID agree in The charge OF misnsn
Gsement-
Col. II. II. Markham, Pacific coast repre-
senEssjys OF the board of nnanASsrx. IL o,
hi. say 10 Dayton. Ohio, 20 attend a me- I
ing Of the bGaet It Is beiierec he VII
~ek fGnaer Tor Investigation.
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So FKtSCgsco, sept L The session @.
Tie ESi4o8al conference 81 Charities ant
Corrections was es!i,si % order - n!xAos
Gillespie thi> snarnsnx. sri zFaer s,-sv,r ~
Rev ar. Neadfe. ? Il UrusS. II u!luols
Submitted he report 81 the cor. n 5;rs,s .,u
'ht ? fsert II states. Ne sam n arfzs5 the
c3nd t5on 81 Esrs0as commonwealth in
ne fsF7 Fvfatlou. aud then called HE-sr. the
9t'eSatss present Ia report nros tao efsu
''t,'s" ~ easFisEcs SAD cssfrsCrIsas IA thrir
$50 t5se stsfss heForEs seFe made ny
" Jcsspa :. -pesS. y, 81 Csilie-rfe
tiFtA1ssisr ys1tasau. - indizaa Mr.
sst.iss 81 NJ Apys.e, SO Colorado. snd II
ttAFt. az Minnesota Dr. 4 4. RverS go
DC t1e sa4htect ~ BONES for cA!.aren.
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sTANLEI's MOvKAENrs,
He Expects to Reach the Coast by
the End Of October.

BaussELs. Sept. 2.-A cable dispatch
from Zanzibar 10 the government Of Congo
state says stanley, on leaving the basin of
Albert Nyanza, underworld to make his
way southwark by passing west Of Victoria
Syansa, but failed. He then went north
ward and reached the eastern shore OF the
lake. Emin Pasha accompanied him.
After q stay on the borders of the lake,
awaiting sdppli 9. stanley. leaving Emin
Pasha, marched in the direction o. Mon
hasa. He is expected 10 reach the eastern
sea coast about the end of October.
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H1Rgr WARD REPUBLICANS.
= Club Organized speech by wade
Hampton

The tirst precinct Republican club met
q the court house last night and oFgsnissd
= club with Peter Burns a. president JOB
otAnton as secretary aud George Monroe
- treasurer. Mr.. Albert {. Adams presided
over the temporary organization OF the
meeting. The club was addressed hy a
Number of well known Republican, x
Is. Esfeh spoke Eifss
Colonel Made Hampton. the coiafed
orator, In spoHse 81 lohd eai : arose.. ard
IN hss tuiinitahie mantler told az the last.
ing feaisy of his raee Ia Republican prin-
eipies lie referred 50 the report that
there were ilssensions ia the culnred
meeting Wesint ssiay niget aud explained
that whenever co3ofs&i uagu snt i0Eothsg
oach individual wisAed t. demonstrate
that he Is there. This gives rise 10 the
charge of dissensions liz repeated tae
statement that with but one or two *
0epts0ns the colofei mrn at tee TERRITORY
would vote solldly ior tbs Republican
1ches.
WeistiiHg also gave some excellent ssssans
Why the y ALA Nalla tlekst shnud De sup-
pOrted. and then the e}uh aiiaurHesi. sab.
1cct 10 the call ot The chsifaaa.
AT gHE AENoaS
The Republicans ~ precincts No aud
z, nsssmhled at the Arasery last nigh, ass,l
ing Mr. u. A. Mckenzie. pfsslaeus. and
Major ", T. sharpe. SECRETARY The pr Il
dent MAS given power - splaiut tTcas-
ure1 and an executive contuiifsc, TosG
passed of thfec nemtvEs ef the ytEb. After
talking over business matters, 8lse meeting
adjourned 10 the cusifthtass. IA esshust'
with the Republicans at pFeeingts I aut 3,
who were holding a big naestips.
essLcAns 90 AK1rMENt.
Colonel Paul d'Aeirry. SECRETARY % ihs
King county Republican committee, a.
atsted By half iosen clerks, was sasy yes
tefsfas softit cat taft0 carloads ~ RAM
paiGn literature which aei hcen reviewed
fron the kspuh iesn national coto migscs
These documents vii he mailed to the
thousands OF Republicans Sud IL nser fat.
Throughout the county Among she tt,s d,
merits are President Harsisaus sifnvsS oa
"IAtor.'' Allied boy les s3deUss lu isyof
Of protection. u u. ileudefsaH's sgs-,,rh 90
che reduction of MAJ tsNeS, h0e " William
Meksnley'x speech ca The Mlls tiii. -
Century Of fFofecsinn, BY James a. Nsalue
Hon, Thomas keesi'S speeeA ga shs tarif
Che national Republican platform. Pre-
-.
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Will DECIDE rsts MORNING.
Commissioner i~sshiug Agreement
oa the Caarthause Plane.

The board 81 county commissioner viii
likely dvsi3e aPoa what plan Jo accept Zoe
tae courthouse this morning The board
has had tAgec plsns under consideration
fof several days. sHi diversity of opinion
"a Ia their respective merits has delayed
tte adoption - csc az them. a. The board
wishes "a act unanimously IA The matter
Yesterday Charles ksitrc and III l. Van
kf,Ak iip ssrV called tn a. experts % eS
sm,pe che pisns aud specification.
hnl'3ipE engineer Fssr4ntiy frAn Trsa.
seerc BE- has hSa the sapesintsudence -
issvp puhiic buildings also gave the t,aari
advice upssa several points
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KILLED BY A FALLING TREE.
Accident to . Japanese Waodchop-
psr en- WILDLY Island,

Hauny 8 stewart yesterday received a
telegram from Clinton. directing them 10
meet this mornings boat from there aud
rccciye sud prepare Tor burial the body OF
jap who had been Killed. by falling
tree The dispatch gave no name nor any
81 the particulars
From outside suu sces it was learned that
che msu who was Killed hat been en-
p}eyei rs @nosichoppcr un pr z II "
AiteF's ranch ou validity island Ii seems
tba1 he die3 yvSte Fsisy morning. Of in
iafies received hy ls.iux struck by fslfine
tFse. bus " hen the sec3s'ent hapreaed was
utsf sscrftainahie yesterday The hody
viii - aese this morning. ami ths fanersl
hss t<en arranged IN take place this after
huou ia Masonic cemetery
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THE ANTWERP DIsAsTER.
The Number Of Killed and Wounded
Wa VERY Great.

AsTwE.P. Sept l2.-Notning remains of
the cartridge factory In which the explo-
sion occurred last Friday.
The village IT Aostrawei. which Is situ-
ated twenty miles from where the factory
stood. and which consisted OF about forty
houses. has vanished. The hydraulic n "a
stroye3, with the exception of fhe cranes.
number OF merchandise depots, In
GLIDING the Prussians stores, which were
constructed OF iron, were overturned by
the force OF the explosion ana An immense
quantity OF goods were ruined. The
stained glass windows III the cathedral
were broken by the eoncussion, but the
building is intact
According to an Official report 1876 per-
sons were killed, twenty five were missing,
100 were seriously injured aud 100 slightly
injured
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bEhLiS' sept i2-Dr- Fricse, who A.
co n panied General t.0Fios 70 Khsrto,rn
and r.msinea with him until his death
sass oordon had unlimited eonsaene. n,
slfn-e and iDpst have Il sled the Britjsh
as 10 bis efliiesi situation. Gordon, ees-.
seitf. says Dr. Fricse. vas as oh-flnst.
a y vas noble Hts bl!usness 70 danger
irls nes caused bis ,esfb ~ he "a
listened 10 ihsir advice he might hay,.
80 ated two days before The ssil q! gbar-
Icaln With al the Europeans in the f,lsea
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,nK STARTLING FIGURES.
what the Pcpalatisn Ct the United
states Nay Re In . Hundred Yeara-

what the Pcpelatfsn ct the United
states May BE In . Hundred Yeara-
Mr.. LOOMS. the eminent staiisfician
predicted the result of the census of
ISSs within lsffo Of the actual fig-
ures- He estimates that tie popula-
ton of the country in $3.50 viii reach
s. .35ol 90, m increase during the past
decade OF more than 80 per cent. To
allow reasonable margin for possible
error. ne may place the total ~ o.
OF. esO and the decimal increase at 30
per cent. should this ratio OF increase
continue, our population at the end Of
each decade during the next hundred
years viii be represented by the fol-
lowing figures. the progressive i'm
mensity OF which will surpri~e most
people and perhaps cause them 10
wonder what THE world is coming 10:
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.-x.~x~..s ser Sc c<o.<xn*son we're Ea~zsy
s.ss-~ smes5x rssssr "a srx So The sfre<f
-, - ssrqarxs wers wrgsxt1 HV9a -
$500 f.s1sx ergsyeA for . les nla1s sa
rsssss sss rsyssss ID szpses IN Ns'rsa - =
TSsasse fssr ss@ dxfsE1e we're p~s1ss
ss-as.rs-i e. see -. fnessssss-
-. 1870 d. slves upen the tnssh
So - &c sefssss2st: AEs sasrcss. ss -
So .s-ss,.a u hNYst sslI. YET bad ssnsss =.
~ "a srs4 yagksd himself issfg I'll. -.
Ns-s-sa-.ssss.a ssgsse ssx tn nHi1s6 ne 90
sssx vehicle 30 sass = ra xfzs- ess.s =.
~essssa - styresflIy r~Tsggssfs fee -.
ssse Esy "a sis tnssafsssss. s11 - n.
-, -s-s.srs - a. led tssfpssg Boat We ast~
-, Is-Fs.ss fsss-ss : - tisssz =. "a
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NoBoDY's HoRsg A fine large black
horse came tearing down Madison street.
with the trent running gear Of buggy
attached to him by a broken pair OF shafts.
lie was eausht Of Eleventh str. 81 and tied
IN the roadside. He was completely ex.
hanstei and badly cut about the legs
from his mad race. After two hours
waiting. as no one appeared TO
claim the horse. Officer George Cave was
detailed by Chic. Mitchell 10 look into the
matter He found the hind running gear
30 yards beyond Grace hospital. but no
race could be found Of driver or owner
The horse wss taken 20 the city pound.
Vince the horse ran away from, who the
RIG belongs 10 and who was the driver is .
mystery.
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Pope Leo Aedrs... FL. r,.

bALTIsoRE, sept. l2---CArasnal Gibsons
= as ssned . pastoral letter. ealing at.en.
ii"s % the ALLEGATION Of Pope Leo On IN.
na.eiHns recently Of monument q,
ss9sae So the memory 81 Bruno The is,,s-
s1.l - read IN Catholic churrses nsxt
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VrEENsToSS, sept. l2-stssuser R-s-
snase ss1tsed isS.sy snd reports ths,.a-,
A'cSc oua sa3aag The IA les os catfan In The
Eeia- :. g'suseer After had SIGHT he
I, stlCS = erc sars5Eesi
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France and Germany jealousy
watch Each other.

PARIS. Sept L2.-Estafstts. NJ Ferry's
organ. states thar Germany il about to
place. an army eorps.cn the Belgian frontier
and reinforce the troops in AlsAce and
Lorraine. The same authority publishes
. report that Freycinet, minister OF war,
intends to double the strength OF the army
NnFHs
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re c1uIn TAX LEVI MADE
onteen Kills for eify. Twenty
fbr Outside Property.
1ena Estats Psys Tsesty sine
1lnls - rsvty Fer Cesf.
vaiuaisgn.

- o0astT tax Iesy 90 isss hss tess'
- ~ The soss1 81 essaBsz sasn - ississs'-
- n nils fo< tbs city ssss - nsiiss isif
Ne property, IAst yess sss isvy Vas
ID = mills resp etssess-
- following s4l,ss slaaxs f1w The ssTg
j. opporffsus<i aaeug tbs sezs 81 ssfsiss
~ ae1kxeed axxli.es CIT al aslnsfTE
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AnGt ykof the county u as ssa tFiIlss.
- 3 special INDECENT s0ss5sEs Fsskss ss3
~ &s10 u = mill nas made. Isis geAf islF
44nHy fund tar ~ n sasiis- ss9 = TAX q
- Ct ; mill - nfssIe.so essFes eflsf.st 80
yD1ds. IN place Of sfss lBss3snt sssAis@7s -
u tAxs These ~. the aniy sasaxss - ne
~ - far ~ Il 81 zssx f9 TIE eSslsftY =
loeHe. The special school tax fer D.ssf1et
-. fseatfsej ia Increased fttui " >
u1i1s
Ihe levy Of IL mssss fasste 10 tne ests.
D00o 70 the ~ rniIIs esstsuts ssTy. Hssxks
~ Of ~ mills ugsyn a. = opera IN sstE
NY. This Il not neAyy tax, however, ~
ue09serfy has not been ASSESSED at more
0an - per cent. Of is saus.
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eTtr taa OrFssa Rsl~sy & NAFtx..sgs
Lesai @ag- Orvwan shorg La as Fpias
sfsAF rszsssy. befse~B p0-slanA sr.A r.
sssssz'i riVFs- lac ca stae Ana ss-rys,.s
ar 4aHxee 5+-s
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RARsAISs IN ssUG1LEo CisARs-it is re-
ported that the notorious Mexican cigar
fskiFs are IN Seattle agsin. working their
antiq0ated games on the unwary. They go
around with = great pretense OF secrecy
aiSposing OF what they aver are tine
brands oi Mexican cigars that have been
smaggled inso the country duty free and
which they are abe 10 sell ~ much
lower price than the domestic product By
means of this fake tDey manage "a dis
pose at the pooFesf quality % san Fran
cisco Chinese made cigars al fancy prizes
several of these swindlers were run out Of
seattle about a year sEo. and the officers
are watching those now here.
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AASsss cffy, No. sept lA-TAe ninth
annual general conference of the swe,tlsh
hAF1isi church os TIE United sat-, con.
Feaes hsr. today
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nusIoka giGuLEx aS0IITTEp
Ne psan's nefsx the cable Car "a
Unreasonable Gksa@

TIE rsse al g4sss Clfs e seAa&.s aestnss
khles, fas ots.sFpgsses tres.s ssee~s ss&
1asshss sAnls csc NA< sEsssl tS tsfs 3ssf
eAt sxssse faettsv klSsss, saa tsoi .c5
not gaslts Ms Tsss.is ss-4 - tae ats
vftAsn nss ulssasss sssrs bzssk SEA es
ne taare
Thts wNs ~ s2sE 81 sAs facs EtF AS
1noxituE ~ . fSes aee . &gs.a. = aira Gsiagass
n&{<sMt <Arxs& satssc ear &s EasHAsex
t3SeSker ffsan fesN.Asassss sse@e Tee gss ,tsHns
SsnfSxa 81 sssss<saAxx 5 ss1zs t1x sssFsaxr
tss2Rsss. ssFssss asa sAss ssxesssssn
- right - ~ss Ia. h~sa k.sssss
3 UDnA - WstA sssssssderxksss at.xsxsx
~ Setasees sasxzxssx.a r.
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tske TIE Northern P.stt r.tsrn,s .hs
ftssaeH4 : Sleeper ard slin az-ear -.sg,r. e.
- ph,alts has'- Dfs8ee No 7sa -9eonff
street, Boston b4ack
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ae iaiesf ses YORK novelt :. In con n.
nAiioa suits tson SIS "a g. per sulf. Tok.
s-s, ss2gsru.an & Co.
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Gske tAe N0~tessr g.-ts~ -.s1yr,at -.
tsi@'ss' I'd slces-ss AZ. afaluxe.r e,,sIs, -
a. l~sinfs FSsI O1Iee. Is -seoas -.
HsssasS aassk
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uggested by another name. rs
eclfive cor &c platfor m Of the ex-
Mems Ds .mitfee of the Business
snocrafic Association.
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BALLARD PsEsBYTKstaS CHuBcu.-The
Prs shyterians of Ballard. on salmon bay,
aTo about To erect a S. 900 church ediace
on the zines; site In Gilman park addition.
The bgi ding viii be completed in sixty
days For some time the church society
hss been holding services IN the dining
room uf the tos,dlng house After the
temple i completed other denominations
viii b. permitted to u.s. IL while the So
Cieiy dues uss rsqnire 10 occupy the
church, aud thus IL viii serve the purpose
az q union chapel Rev. A. J Carney. the
clergyman in charge. has already built
eharoecs in other suburbs III the metFopo-
lis
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1sse fss~ Northern F@rz1e railroad. sAe
Ss sralFpsSt TIE SET Al E~atass Ezss.
oszex fls ,esend street Boston Asssrs
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F. a. y soTe tvs IN csess arag~rses n,
~n4sss 2Nssx snS Co4esS Tsk.xs. singer
flzz 4 Ia
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An USToErV SArE HUNTER Peter c.
Jaeger, who Wa. shot by mistake for bear
AZ pokfsh bsy Wednesday. by c. " Cav.
son. Is well known ia seattle. he having
been in the grecery business here fer wears
or arriving here "Wednesday night be was
taken IA his home on Madison stree
where bits injuries were attended "a ~ pr
Miller. bat one bullet struck bsm. That
entered his right forearm on the outside.
sud ranging iavsni struck the bone aud
glanced ot coming out on the escs 80 the
arm. W. Miller ststra Yesterday that his
patient WAS doing exeeilcnt'y.
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WHILE uyTrSs THE PRS Charles
Lowell Young gambler commonly known
=. 10. hald Facea kla. snd John Butler
s'sn carl sharp. were esaEht in TIE at
~ "hi'tlag the Flus," ina chinese nisur
lolat GA the corner ~ Washington and
tifih streets sNsSut 4 o'eiork Yesterday
morning ofrTrs Cover sua Won RhTin
Nho male the arrrss captured complete
oHtGts- The tive 0ptun rvnis sill have q
hearing IA 3ssitrc Nillsrs coart this after
utsIu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-13

cBRKsn UH~EEEEN--N + = Ne~lv.
q usewber ot the Nes Nnss stock II
caaaxe. sas p'sgel $500 Ia SEATTLE rcsi
'caee pF0gSTfy lie cane here sea stsvs
az Aftes Masking small Investments ia
~ys'ssrc fssfs ASA L leusSurx ne Wa
Us Business oatfsnak 80 mech - thAs Re
30 uaste srrsfzers Nots ~ return As-e
thste us',1tss heUce On make farther iR-
vCs meats H. sgHuts here - ti nsesxssr
- 81 eesfs'n h'ssiaes> gT'stsrty foE hiss
N@rSa NsN sax les ASastKs. iEen-
teuan, re,r aas 0Boers Ro<ers -. " ].
i~-s faA'e = ''saaas=sp @; yagrxats early
YESTERDAY u1ag8tcS. sas sacseees,st Il.
n.,K cs-t- Hestsrs;ss SfierH,ssu issy wer,
ssaiencr5 "a ien dzy> imnFfssnrs s ~
tsfh NJ cns SO the C-aWss va ever s
sr'tss - 50 So iso ~evw uSs n ~sargv
a. ~ ZEE assesss testt 8esf khAs TAGS hst
io'' arrived N 'Ae e'sy frega Io> Aasescs,
ATEAtH - F2srAvS EFFECTIVE
SAsgaas ~as Sssaea trom yaStSec g.vsrs'
osssrt yvsssFylsy 80 ,ss ar-rss - Dvnzsv
I aitci ~sstfs As-~nsl ant Private Ys.fsr.
ave : e Moss uQsa the cazzr Eaiss al
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a'i-t tA~a H5aa Hnr sctac "a or tr AZ
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ever io kecp De- F-csrs
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a9-'a tAT leSa@ts e sas A.'slse Npsa tae
= q sra esd 81! tac ksxzer tssztk p, s1sests
ses - Aissx. 81 ocses THAR naass sn@Y -
nsas}s tesFT - tie icza psF2ry ssgs ssN
$3.50 - ~ - sszAs sa1ef ghe hss.sss. re-
ssAsts 0*Ke sss@tHss4 taxst intsxtssa ~
sia@tFAS - 1stsssass.y zGs ~esk xsa eosa,
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-13

sSNDFH ACtCsES A Ns8GuaoR --Abaut
the an 81 July Sayders resort. 81 the
head 81 the hay. wsS burslsritei sui over
s1ao taken, ~ thar time Mr SNYDER
openly accu.td one }. Brandt. living near
by. of the burglary sn1 even went 80 far as
- swear cut a complaint against him. bat
for some rsssun or other ;se warrant AS
never SfFei. Yesterday Snyder nlssi
pew tnfermstiop IN Justice Miilrr's court,
sni upon . warrant issued thereon Otfiepr
Jackson arrested brandt snout o'elcCk
last night and turned him ever Ia the
sheriff iof safe keeping
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-13

SIS saSAs Pa ss--Ns Tails. Of ges<a
szs' ilAa<s a<s sszsfsa sxveras sess<rs "a