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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10
Piled THE WOMAN WITH LIQUOR
BOW an Aspirant to the House OF C.m-
mons Began His Career

mons Began His Career.
LONDON Dec. 9-The trial of "a action for
De m ges brousnt by Harry Marks, proprietor of
the Financial News, againsi e. W. Bat erf I'D,
an American compauy promoter. whom
Marks charges Ito Led hin hy issu NJ
pamphlet IN which he Accuses Marks
o. stealing jewelry and m .ileys ir m
Mrs.. Koppel widow of he pro rietor or ae
New YORK JeIrfsh Times, was continued tod y
mrs koppsi testihSd yes er lay TO the IN.
innate relations that mad xisted between her
self and Ma Ks, aud today sue was subj cted 10
CT ss-exsmlnation. she testified lhat she had
81 NED reports for moneys without know
lug the nature of the documents. she
wss PROBABLY drunk waen she signed ih-m.
Marks used 10 make Rer drunk. Sne sigued q
bali OF Sale OF he paper to Marks. but received
20 money for IT, she might have signed a
denial OF The charge that Marks had
robbed her, but she never heard OF 1t
sne nal never sworn 10 tucn denia.
soon after bes oming acquainted with her,
Marks got ner 10 sigu power OF attorney. &c
did moi the know what ,at me ant she was
then on afectoifate terms with him. they
1v,d gether as man and wife, and she was
ready 10 sign anything for lin.
Mr.. burcn, C ERIK IN the employ of Butter
fell, solicitor. proved a CO ~ of Warrant
showing tnst Ms-Ks had Mrs opel arrested
In New Yosk q luaatic, aud papers showing
ner release and the subsequent action ag aims
Marks
The case has excited much interest owing Ia
Msrks' position and his rapid financial success.
de q a member OF the Loudon county ,uncil,
and expects to stand as the Tory candidate ior
seat In the commons
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FOR THE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.
sesinitx and Gunsberg Meet in New
York-First Game a Draw

sesinitx and Gunsb%rg Meet in New
York. First Game a Draw.
NEW YORK, D,c. s-ispec o. l-The frss game
q the Sc ries which lie 10 dec de the chess ham,
pdonship Of the wor d was piase at the rooms
z the Manhattan Chess Club to-day. M,ssrs.
siiliam steiuitz. OF New York. and /. Gunsberg.
u London, are the Titans VINO will fac eacn
ether In the struggle for supremacy in the roy al
zane. The series viii consist OF maximum OF
men'y games. the winner OF the first ten 10 be
declared victor
opinions din as 20 which is the better piayer
o. the two. Mr. stsiniiz mas many admirers
snons the noted chess players of this city who
consider him invincible. but there are others
aefe o. well W say that GuEsb re IL able TO
aoa ms own against h!m. The caole chess
mssca between steinitz and isrichersou, now IN
y Petersburg, has teen interrupted oy the pres.
sni tournament rs Mr.. steiuiiz 10 aouot con-
haefs that all bis thiHklns powers will De called
intn play during the present conrsT.
ienights gsme resulted IN draw, with the
pesisions slightly H. favor OF Guusoers
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They swung Lemon to a Tree.

GREENWOOD. Miss, Dec. e.-There was an
other lyncnIng At koeDuck, Miss. toby as a
sequel TO the Aroa murder. On. Nose. Lemun,
coiored, became indignant at the Iynching of
Martin for killiag Arol, aud 1t was learned shat
ne was circai ating among the negroes. trying to
get up NIB 10 60 20 Aron 9 store. murder the
clerks and FIRE the bui dings The Peep OF the
neigh borhood. botn waite aud ack, formed an
organization aud swung Lem to a tree.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10
FoGiLrsT JOHN p. Glow KILLED.
'a'' Dead In Denver saloon, the Re-
SUIT OF Quarrel.

ptSFEn. D C. e-John z. Glow, the ax-pugil-
=, Wa shot ia KILLED in saloon this morn.
!! Fra c. Mar hall Tue men nsd some
A. over horse wnica Glow claimed Mar
- asa sold him TRis morning Marshall
is re- mo loon whers Glow and tne bar
Nakkshe e ats ndtue and SHOT and killed Glow.
sep q 81 a. Marshall three times bat
IA s tataFe the ring few years ago 20 win
A. Az . ssy.we CT chaDpionshin OF the word
on = :. - . 10 Z ct he states. He was knoc ed
T. = &c Conl~y ant then took tn drinking.
a. anoi IN . Denver saloon last Summer in
lash arsw bli On o. Tat ~ recovered. /
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sLAvIN WONT LEAVE ENGLAND
ihe Matches with Corbett and Peter the
Great Are or

Great Are on.
AsfRASeIsco. Dec s.-ispeei IA dspsicn
acsised today mere from LBndon says; IN r. Is
y lFoosoiilty If a f. ic encounter Of Frank
S.sin am jim corb II a. New orleaus slavfn
''l hot leave EBgia d to come 10 America but
~ nght any man for the championship OF the
sefsa n spain O. france II is the general In
~ taat u via would uos come TO
sMsnea fr 1000 pars q "a wneH ne
@ss'isd the New Orr offer Il WAS be-
= Ns y ne oid so after having been ASSURED that
soad gei seversi matches ter fZn ing
IS U N what can be leaned from one OF his
s.tLsisiids now a tni. city eiavIn has but re-
80, ssss ena iged dis mini. Hts wife 10 muca OBJ
|, e. e. % lis ugh ns. aud IL is probable IN ner
- aenee has caused hin CIV NJ tee ldea OF
So Amer ca The fact thst SlAyin ~ TO
= sann ~ Enga q YES rise to tue lief mere
- tIse s'sr.n JACKSON match was sew tn-
'es srttlso vii ~ the Ne bauri e Athletic Club.
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q We contest for . purse of $500 " Ii tax. n,.ca
De.ween Dannis Hawkins and Jerry Haev.
psnIAm-weights, and - both are known To he
clevef snd game boxers. the pass get. rms
win DC very spirited affair. FUZZY as mucn
= g. centen In the ten-round go" between
Paddy Smith and George Tu,ne, wh,os ,r;ii
also probably result In fni,h :. n.a n,"as
exists between the two men ooN
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1hs Northern iscIhc kaiaroad yestioue Din
iIs AL tleeping Car line, oaily service 70 81
fsHl. AIpnesyolit, DuIuth and Chicago. NO
change o. cam and twenty-five miles the snort
sst route 70 Chicago Tourist sleeping cars
through. pacing passengers II the Union Depot
chicago seven Eours ana thlrty-six minutes
ahead Of ether lIueA A. Chilpers. ciIy uckes
.kenL sle stcond street Boston block; l. Ion
AL, Gel O; DtAet EkenI. seattle
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lCriow rates s1ceneus om "a 90 atoms snd
a. tie features thaI constitute q tuccessiai anu
eno!y aDie tip 20 TIE East take the Northern Pa
clfe. through yesuUuie trains 10 - Pau.
Minneapolis. Duluth snd Chicago. consisting oil
dining, orawIngrooU and Sleeping cars ses
tourist tleepen under Inc direction OF the PnLi-
man Palace Car Company are attached 70 dalA!
Ia rough traInk No better service TO Ue iouu4
A. ChllUerE. city ucEeI agent 7io second street.,
boston block. L 1onkin. depot tlcket sseas, Se
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'ssard I.b..n ra...d through Portland.

p.,ssiAsD Dee. s-Fred teaa. the heavy
is.,,s's l1siiisi, matched 70 hgn, Billy smith in
laTs =, :. 1oalgn', VAS sen here les. su day. he
IN tes o. Tor lesvlar his trsini a. quar- eEs
Il 49, snd lsiI the eitY IS mys,eriousIy a.
!. pioutsed to meet sSv ral PORT and NOR .
ar, ~ oui 40 one has ea him sinte sandsy
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Mnrdernu. Iacoma Ihirfin jain.

TACOMA, Dec. e.-ISpecial. III. c. Carlton
was arrest d this ev Mug for robbing d 6.
O'Brien OF 342 in the Elk saloon O'Brien J.
knock d senseless with stesl knucklvs by Carl
ton and another man. who escap d. Carlton
offered 20 divide with the poiicem n II he
would let him 20. but the Officer refused TO he
bribed and Carlton 10 In roc.
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hc,s tohk. Dec Sine funers. OF Joe Co
ae,s, 'as oia-sms pagflist. 30 K pace II
"a - Tn me cnuF 4 the Holy Iuuocents
IL 80. sssaaed Dy = ssge gathering of sport
~, The Int rmenG wss in Calvary CEN.
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Olympia Drunksrd shot.

OLYMPIA, d C Especial, -Cnsrless storr.
an nabitua. u ka d. shot near the col ar
bone tn.s ,vening while annoying neignsor.
The injury was not $ ri~us.
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FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Oil Works of Kittie & Co. Burned-Los
G2nO AAO

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA general alarm was
SOUNDED out l:20 this morning for FIRE in an
oil faet1ry nesr the railroad buildings
at Fourth aud Townsend streets The
Are was in the Inns ed oil wtrxs
of KItie & Co., aud the loss will probably
reaeh s2o0Ool Tae same establishment was
burned ouE several months o. The frs is
still burning fercsly AT 2:.5 but il is cop fined
to he oil ". rks. an il rs not be iev=i that Il
will spread TO the other property. TIE cause OF
the fir. ia unknown.
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Jouvin glove. poheuy & Marum.

Free reclining ehslt cars run through from
Portland to Chicago without change via the
Union Pacific A. C. Martin. general agent 705
second street Boston block. c. E BALDWIN.
agent, city dock
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Water Front nt Ut.alady Am Right.

CoUPEvILLE, d c. SIN the suit of Mr.. A r
Eki. agailst the logging DO m companies at
Utstlsdy. the cour; today decided against the
bCon cornpeuies
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sa-T LINZ

BosTos. Dec. e.-Cornpiete returns of the city
eciIon show that Matthews. tn Democratic
and date, il ell cted by large m 1rity.
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Your hair 10 falling. Using ; kookum Root
Hair Grower will Of p il All dra gsists sci IL
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as.s,.'a1ne Athletic clne will give its monthly
AVN tonight ., Beeds's pavilion. A finisa
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skookum Root Hair Grower grows hair
rap
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Holiday ne X ear. Doheny Ma UNI
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Sar sproas an can. Daaeny s. Nan a.
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skooknm Roo. hair Groesr stops iallins hair
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WAN ED.

-Four lab rers for city work; steady employ
meDt. sa.t0 per day.
leu ra r ad men, 81 per day; all win ,er's
work.
female help. 80 to $50 per month.
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Infant. cIoaKz poa-nv & N.rum
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A >Ew ligEL Law.
Newspapers Of the stat. Recommend n.
Passage.

0EySrsA, Feb THE afseers Of the wash-
fax'na psess Association are ia Olympia tonight
HAVING snsRghs With them she draft ef \ new,
psreF is,ei slf which viii b. iatrusueess lsy Ssa
ates Baker wssttn ssay ~ twos II "a hsse,s ~,
TIE ssstuts which has been in force Ia the STAT.
II Michigan for several wears and similar lsws
have teen ras~ea by legislatures IN naanx asaer
states OF she Uaann TIE hsn il iaa5wxes gym
orally hy the newsp@par propsiesers and ssfi,nrs
~ ths state and ns It's sezs meeting the Vast
itssess l'rsss Association resolved 10 rress ia
rAssage ~ all hauaxa Ase neans
rs ehyset il so pseseFs the recovery al 81.
sarissg NJ punitive damages. Axoassisnv q. iss
preytstosls, sa actions for tshel brought ss.sn.,
newspapers ihere shall be no rs.xs,st,ssar -
either express. actual 90 svssi malice fras., tt
saefp sss* 81 ths pnalisaftea Of tie slas a,x, ~
bssszlea - ssFsot + placed aa the plaintiff
Ma general damages are 70 Re awarded "a, a.
sTe ssat ssssstiy setusi snd sesa
kgfofe bringing srtsoe she p.alassF ssn.s -.
aasss defendant "a rsfhsSa . sxsFsrssssn ~ ~,
sssssi ssss aliaw a Fszsoasste tire sAerstsr sna
FsssG nj sssrss Tssrasssaa i sa&.e kssHaassEse N
sssssaes sssteF Abe geasyss sssaa Ga sssa onsx
fsssss II the <assa ash * skF ssafsxasswrt s,s =,
iatssSAttaa ssasi resinesssa ~ damages
Use nssi Is sssg se9 fs&ssssAhle sssss ana !.
nseFefy systssnsses 70 psvsrns sha rasasttne as
ps sps3ses Il tsrxo SEEMS While ses y.rayausfns
khv swsaxpsg al any Ksta4sl damages that nav -
saawt ~ pa .ntsE
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Prohibited Advertising Under
tho New Medical Law.


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erArE or oRraos.

COUNTY or DOUGLASS
Thomas Smith, being duly sworn says
that for nearly four years he has been
greatly troubled with carries or liberation
Of the bone in the right les. SO bad at times
that he could hardly move: that eighteen
months ago he began taking DR.. ]. Eugene
Jordan's Histogenetic medicine and that il
commenced improving almost as soon Is
he commenced 70 take the medicine, but,
being unfortunate enough to hurt il several
times. IL was put back. Last April had the
misfortune to have q plank fall upon IL.
which caused il to indame very much, and
it was very troublesome. bat he continued
10 work all he could, and that the leg il en-
tirely well now. and that be now feels like
. new man and has been well for two
months and over. That he spent consider
able money with other doctors aud they
said il he was not careful he would lose bis
leg Has worked right along since conl-
mencirg 10 use the medicine
Any one that wishes 10 correspond with
him ID regard to the matter viii be cheer.
fully Hspsied 10. THos. SMITH,
Roseburg.
Snh crihed and sworn 10 before me this
first day of November, lsSi.
JoHS LANE.
Notary Public.
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hin RseaiIsd Fren she Secretary u

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Ths MN - fndeasie~ly RoetpeneA Afner
Mseh Fnerhtng-
OLrnrfA y1bL Tin tho House this norninx
esnaf1sxatiOn OF Hafehfnsou's bali - rcguIafe.
sesirzin nr prohibit 4he sale of inaoxicafinG
Ii4ssss. waa hexuns Tho bill regulates control
wishin eoauties and Incorporated cities, lining
the msximnm iisnis y czoo and The minimum
- ts0o e0s the tssuanee - ; liceness
shaw moved 10 make tbs maximum u9o0 In
ateedof ezy00l He declared that the stats -
The last eiectiou h9d voscd seain<t prohibition.
which thia practically =.
isat they didn's vots sesinst high tccnse,"
njotned brown.
ifutehInsou earnestly advocated the s7.eoo
limit.
DO ron snppo&e that sny one can afford 70
psy e. 90 fH license outside al m inc0rpo-
toarf u commissioners could raise the license
% the ilusit, ard shst would b. prohibition"
TIE amendment wss lost b. The following
wore
Yeas Allen. BIRD. Clark. Dsy. Drew. Evans.
CANDY. Geoghexnn, Gilchriss. Hamilton, Judson.
81 Pievcr; Ksadls. Ian. McReavy. Nash, OIL
plass, Patutes, Ficxfssl. fiummer. Robertson,
sharpe. shaw. stsvesscu. Straight. Tucker.
WcsfheffoFt
NAYS nlsekbarn. Blair. Bothsll. Browne Of
Pierce, Brown 81 Gpokane. Bush. CIeman. Cook.
Cornwall. EDDY Edens, rArrish. Flummerfeit,
Poster. Grant, Grnbb. Hughes. Huntington,
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THE f,pE LAM easNr.
nsvtsiea asa ss.sime.s Upoa IA. R,r,
Coarse.

axxsrtt. fess ~ T. Ne 10. ~ Power.
reisssnx - she rsstsis A wasss wassA FstirSs~.t
ard slssa isnas seattle kArhnr, uAs russsssegsa
Ia the itssasss thix ssiexaezsa.
ssssns rassyed 10 sniesAnissls r>asspans Hxer-
pasassss tsss stziss ~ she matter rs aha Aew
the cass e& Ss&Fsae hsa ks4.sns. ssrsnaH ssas
lands - the rzlin=zs sesas ans e certain gessSf-
sssEs. These cas4sf saoAs Isl e~sa ssassf,sesi
With. and us ssss~stsz Ezszs - IA shsaaas
81 asz fse ssss BAD TIE rfz@s - make tna grand
- ssa legislature - csaassa Il zee Esw eaass
hsvs ae rs~sshss eject "a tas sassiszAl status =.
tae saa<svF.
Hssussepsaessi sas sss<s<Aexsn txser.a psss.
fxeaexsxns
AFtt
Hssssa read the ss&ssts raakizx me srsns =
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81
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q 49, - = - ws<1k~r fko Fuwsr r>sd3cal
s ~ s11sis i.~7ese Z -. - edlopoxhie eptn1
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i s.1,s 7s.91, 11~ 1rer,ir1f 1rn6nre a ! minn<1sy
WI ss1Ss - IrrIGd r13on n n n
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- sii e1iIrSr. 4he Nh ~ tsen ~
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Salmon Bay Properly.
40 lots in Sanders addition
to Gilman Park and Ballard.
One tract with 900 feet water
'front.' $50 feet deep.
All cleared and ready for oc-
cupancy.

IesIsr lusnue aad Jackson Shest
pIapoll:
One six-room house and lot
two blocks from Yesler avenue,
to be sold on if.stallment plan.
Six acres. being lot IS. and
one acre Of lot 10. Seattle
Homestead five-acre tracts.
30 lots in Burke's Second
Addition.
60 lots in Maynard's Lake
Washington Addition.
Five houses in course Of con-
struction, which viii be sold on
the installment plan; terms to
suit purchasers
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Pled. !, Sander
DEALER NJ
REAL ESTATE
614 North Second ST
r. o. BOX 81.
Owns and controls the follow
ing pieces Of property which
are for sale:
Madison si1sst Properly.
Boston Heights Addition.
consisting Of Io4 lots, all
cleared. one block from Madi-
son street cable power house
and facing Madison street
Coulter's Addition. consist
ing Of I32 lots. all cleared.
three blocks from Madison
street
Yesler's Second Addition.
supplemental 60 lots.
The cable road now building
on Madison street, which will
be in operation in February.
will greatly increase the value
Of the above property.
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Ballard Par
Joining Ballard the offered for sale This the cheapest and
Inside Lots $50 Each.
Corners $7b Ea

TERMS$ao half months and half eight
prefers balance paid a S. per month