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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-01
5EE IN THE COURTS.
y.rsl Decisions Rendered by
Judge Lichtenberg.
Is DIVORCE MILL GRINDING.
- Roxers Charges His Wife with
cruelty-Northern Pacific Claims
Tar Exemption.

-. rachsenberg held about an hours ses-
Z e IS sse superior court yesterday and rem
E .s.6 decisious In veral cases. The business
.s~s.efet curing the session is given in the
rolsr appended.
..,..,1 Rogers fled papers in a petition TO the
80 q ,fs superior court asking for . separa-
~ srcm mis- wife. Mary Rogers, whom he &C.
{ ~. q IN sting him In q cruel manner. Mr..
{ - sIlexes that he was married seven years
s =. ~ ma he has at ali times since been
& Es.,,bfai nus add For cause of q, ton he
8 - nat on May Is, 1890. his wife grew angry
~ him and threw a plate al him and also
ss<,vtss assaulted him. To cap the climax
=. sas3utff seis forth that on July IL the de-
ssas,.t threw his clothes out into the street
81 rsiuss d longer TO hive with him. The
s;s;st;f asks that the dele dant, who is receiv-
Sr Is per month, be Obliged to stand the costs
ssr.ior and that she be compelled to give
,uuoonable alimony. He also asks the court to
s..rt hIu the custody of her minor children.
1.rus Mcintosh brinss suit against G. B.
MrA. ii. Painting, James Campbell and
S.ee 4. Painting. For cause OF nc ion the
.,ssnfifY alleges that on February I. this year,
: Drew delivered to a. ii. Painting his
! s,.ni,sory note, agreeing to pay, within four
sonthn from date. l,5o0. with interest at 10
- esnf per aunum. 1t is claimed that alter
g note came into the hands of the plaintiff II
- presenfed 81 the Merchants National bank
!, vmeut bat the bank refused to cash 1t.
s. reason OF delays and resulting technicalities,
e pl1infiff ssates that there 10 now owing him
I, is ana interest at 10 per cent fr.m August
I an resi-. For another and Q parate cause Of
ton he plasaiifF complains that on Fenruar
I.sf G. Il. Drew delivered to A. r. Painting
a.ether prom ssory note for s1.t00. payable in
.isefr dsys, with interest az 10 per cent. This
a. slso fell into the hands of the plaintiff
"a reIusins uncashcd. Judgment is asked on
Ae - cause In the sum OF s1.o50, and interest
& ihszte named.
pap<rx in another divorce suit were filed by
eanale IAunan against Jsmes Lauman. As set
mi ID the peu ion to the superior court. the
,6rlies IN the action were married November
s. pfx IN New York city. The defendant often
Odd, maitreated and assaulted the plaiufifI
httperafion IL asked from the defendant who
+ 1ow supposed to be ia San Diego. Cal.
NJ Eorfhern Pacific Railway Company fled
apettion with the clerk OF the United States
cevn, zxking that restraining order be made
d saeriR McGrsw and his deputies, and that
eusxin land In King county, claimed by tn.
plsinff but now in litigation, be exempt from
hxoiion natl the claim is settled.
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A Tried Remedy for Bil,ou.ue.s.

Those who suffer from disorder or inaciion OF
the liver will never get the upper hand of the
unruly organ so long as they use such irrational
remedies as blue pills, calomel and podophyl-
lin. But from the tried and popular medicine,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. they may expect
relief with q certainly of obtaining it. Tho In
fueace of the Bitiers upon the great hillary
gland is direct, powerful and speedily felt. The
relief afforded 10 not spssmodic, but complete
nnu ps.msnen ,S Sse ,.ss,s VI na us sxn'
costiveness, headache, nausea, pains through
tue right side and shoulder. in fact every ac-
companim mt of the obstinate complaint are
tireIy and promptly removed by a course of
this inestimable medicine, ia beha OF which
testimony Is constantly emanatlng from every
on rter. and from all classes of sociey
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SALE THIS wEkk.
saieens. ali reduced Chester cleary.

For low rates. ercaIieni aeeom moo srions and
ali the 1, stures that constitute . saccessial and
enolysb "Trip % the East take the Northern re-
clnc. through yestioale trsins 10 81 faas,
MINNEAPOLIS. Duluth AID Chicago cons sung OF
oiu.nx Draw ngroorn and sieeplng cars New
tourist sleepers under the direction OF the feli-
man Palace Car Company are attached 20 day
through trains No better service 20 lie found
A. Chnbers city ticket agent -lS second street
Boston block; L Tonkin. depot tickss agent. -
Alta
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the manager in atile. Mr.. Bushnell owns sew.
eIei other ice factories, one Of which il ia Ts-
coma and one IA Portland.
stack. There was S1ao0o of insurance on the
Duiiains and machinery, which was plscrd IN
ne Guardian and the Sun, of London. aud the
s s. the Pennsylvania Fire and the state Of
,nennsyivania insurance companies. II il be-
.esea mat there is also other insurance. but a.
ar. nusnneIl is not in the city, it was Impossible
lass evening to learn the amount
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the M'BRIDE GOLD NINE.
shce OF "Salting" Presented-stat,
Asks Continuance

49,. &c a Aebride land contest yesterday the
a. ,aoushI up two witnesses, S. A. Crandall
a., sessph 4 ed, VINO testified to having dug
"a s.ss s ~ the gnich on claim No. /, and that
rs ~ sneii OF powder was strong.
IN -. 80 at maae motion for continuance OF
r,sss 49, iof one month 20 allow time Tor the
aaAlag Of shaft which has been commenced
49, - s.sn NO. The shaft is now down twenty
~ W. aud but little gold is report cd TO have
ss,s 'v ya The tlnd averaging "a cent per
Ens ,. ahs report - denied by the elaiman s
d. :. .as aalournment of the morning session
49,. sssed, and only the elaimants' wit
g.. sele put on the stand in the afternoon.
hns - 8 .fippen, A. II. Miller, J. o. Mcwill.
e,.,, a0saon kessler and A. T. Whitney were
vorls s s Ia reouttsl They testified that IL
- s. lave been impossible for powder to have
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THE Llr1LE wHIrE HEARsE.

THE LITTLE WHITE HEARSE.
Somebody's taby was barred today:
The empty white heasse from the grave rum
bled back,
And the morning, somehow, seemed less smii-
ing and gay,
As paused on the walk while 10 crossed on its
way,
golden track.
Somebody's baby was laid out to rest;
White rs q snowdrop and fair to behold.
And the little white hands were crossed DER the
And the hands and the lips and the eyelids were
With kisses as hot as the eyelids were cold
Somebody saw it go out of her sight,
Under the coffin-lid. out of the door:
Somebody finds only darkness aud blight
All through the glory OF summer sunlight
some one whose baby " II waken no more.
Somebody's sorrow is making me weep
know not her name. but echo her cry
For the dearly bought baby she longed 20 to
The baby i that rode to its long, lasting sleep
In the little white hearse that went rumbling
by.
know not her name, but her sorrow know
While paused on that crossing lived II once
more.
And back to my heart surged that river OF woe
That but in the breast OF a mo her can flow
The little white hearse has been, too, at my
-Eiid Wheeler Hitcox.
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"Croton OIL" Miller SIM at Large.

William Miller, the burglar supposed TO be
afflicted with the smallpox, who escaped from
the pest-house early Tuesday morning. is still
at large. The authorities are doing everything
possible to effect bis capture. aud are still con-
hdent OF taking him before the close of the
week. They have absolutely no clue upon
which 70 work. Everything with them is con-
lecture. The opinion prevails that Miller has
been spirited out eff the city by the two friends
who aided lin TO escape.
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WATER NEXT TUESDAY,.
Satisfactory Arrangements Made to C,
meet with Spring Hill system.

Sotkshectofy arrangements MADE To Con-
meet With Spring Hill System.
Councilmen +. A. Twichell said yesterday
that arrangements had been made fully with
the Spring Hill Water Company whereby the
city water mains would be connected with the
company's pipe lines. A special elbow connec-
ton will be made at South Eleventh street. aud
at South Fourth street con ection will be made
with the reservoir main. The con-
nection at South Fourth street will be
with the distribution system, and a
line will be run 10 the Minor tank, where the
high pressure service IL obtained. Jackson
street il to be fed from q line running back from
the Minor tank.
Workmen were busy yesterday laying the
suction pipe out into Lake Washington, and AZ
the requisite gate valves have been received. it
10 be ieved that the whole system will be Ia full
operation next Tuesday. Should this be done,
the amount of water pumped win be sufficient
10 supply the town. and 1t viii not be necessary
to make shut-offs to keep the reservoirs filed.
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THE BLoTrER.

SUPERIOR couRr--LrcHTESBERa, y.
David Phpps 70. Jeanie Wheeler ct al.-Case
Dotponed one day.
|. & Bailey vs. Thomas Johnson-Judgment
% tbe three orders lowed.
D. 4 Ross ys. D. H. Howard-Filed findings Of
De court.
Cooperative s. R. B. Co. VS.. Fritz swanson
Judgment 10 favor OF plaintiff
PROBATE coURT-osBoRy, J.
Estate Of N. olomonson-Petluon for sale of
nal essste: order to show cause.
Guardianship Of Grififh's heirs-Petition of
guardian to lease property; order fixing time for
1ugast /, 1870
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FRINK TO SUCCEED WHITE.
He Receives the Unanimous Vote Of First
Ward Republicans.

Ward RepubIicans.
The meeting of Republicans to nominate a
councilman for the First ward, to succeed Harry
White, was held at the school-hous :, corner of
Sixth and Main Streets at O'Clock last evening.
Not large number were present, and there
were not therefore, as many votes cast as was
generally expected
The total vote was 337 ]. NJ. Frink was
unanimously elected, he being the only candi-
date in the field.
The choice fer nominee was between Mr.
Frnk and James Weed. Pref ring Mfr rink
from the fact that he was so well acquainted
with the interests of the First ward, Nh. Weed
withdrew in his favor, and the lstter's election
was made unanimous.
The election passed off quietly and with such
dispatch that the nomination was oEplished
within one hour OF the opening of the polls.
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CHANGE swINDLERS ON TRIAL.
They Attract q Large Crowd-A New
Charge Impending.

Charge Impending.
Thomas J. and Barnard E. Buell., the brothers
arrested on q charge of swindling Nm. v. r.
Chambers, the keeper of q little tobacco stand
on Pike street, came up for hearing in
Justice Miler's court yesterday after
noon. Both the defendants frankly de-
MED ever seeing the woman before, and
claimed they were the victims OF mistaken
identity. The case was not concluded at $50
O'Clock last evening. and the justice adjourned
the session and placed the two defendants I'M
der $50 bonds each to appear in court at $50
o'clock this morning. The case being an inter.
esting one. many spectators were attracted. and
the small space allotted to on-lookers In the
court ives packed during the entire hearing of
testimony.
II the young men clear themselves Of this
charge they will be Immediately confronted
with another one equally grave. Annie Barney,
who runs small store on Commercial street,
app ared in court before the case was called up
aud fled complaint against the young fellows,
claiming that they had bllked her ON the
change game few days previous
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SNOQUALMlE FALLS

This fact has been recognized by the Northern
Pacific and Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern Rail-
road companies and many prominent capital
ISIS and manufac urers. some OF whose names
VIII appear in this advertisement. We have
noted these Developments and as result con
troll the town tie of Snoaualmi Falls, and pro-
pose TO handle IL in such manner as to en-
courage the building OF grea. city.
The following are some OF the grounds on
which
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TEN no FlFTY BouRs SAVED

Nv taking the Northern Pacific vestieeled train:
leaves reattle 500 q m. daily. No change OF
ear. and III miles the shortest route 10 Chicago.
TOURIST sleeping ears through. placing psssea-
rers in Union depot ten 10 fifty hours ahead OF
other lines. A. Chiiberg. city ticket agent. sl0
second street. Boston block; 4 Ionkin. depot
,eke r agent, Seattle.
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The ICE FACTORY BURNED.
' Conquer. Eros, at Ye.ler-Lo

'hquers Frost at Yesier-Loss
About 100000.
xs,...' latte Ice compsay's actory at Yesler
a. -, "a u Seattle LACE shore A Eastern
es,.s,,..., was bar Ell cary Yesterday morning.
r.'hr los of ssoa seo.ooa
ksa 80 ans nal onls recently been erected, aud
pes,x 80. "a opsis ion just six weeks. Its ca,
es w. 1ss 'osis ous p, day, aud It was one of
va ow.s N.kest zoe factories on the Coast. In
ga n, "a ~ Mr.. W. h. bushnell OF Tacoma.
" \ donaldson, of this city, has been
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Mr.. ogiea. the new rece yer in the land once
yesterday received his commission, and today
he Will be formally installed Major C. NJ Hay
den, late receiver, viii step down. having left
the affairs OF the Office in the best Of condition
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Only Three Issued Yesterday, and All
for New Frame Structures.
Building Inspector Abbott issued the follow
ing building permits yesterday:
John KEEL. one-sGory frame. i4x2o feet, lots II
ana II. block T. Rengstorhfs addition; cost.
$685.
C. l. Hibbard. one-story frame. I4xa4 feet. lot
s, block 20, Bell & Denny's addition: cost, Sis.
c. A. Doaui. oae-siory frame. lsx2s feet. lot S.
block CT, s. A. Bells second addition; cost. $500
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srAR WAX AT cHAurAUQUA.

Take the steamer III Yesler's wharl for Chau-
ramona AZ 10 a m. 10 enjoy the superb bathing,
ana the continual Changing programme Del
rsrte exhibition Monday. assembly services
Tuesday, arbor day Wednesday, Grand concert
Thursday. Seventy Eve ceots ruund trip
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POLICE WORK IN JULY.

Z ovsr 500 Arrests Made What the Chain
Gang Accomplished.
fhsfeport Of Police Clerk A. NJ. Kent for the
month Of July was completed yesterday. The
sscord Of arrests ia as follows:
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Clothing Slaughter.

The great sale in clothing department con-
tinues with undated vgor. All those summer suits
are marked down at or below cost. They must 90.
They going rapidly. You must be early in max
ing your selection. Our stock of clothing is without
a peer in the Northwest Such offerings as we are
making cannot be duplicated elsewhere in this state.
-
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PIT TSBURG,

But IL viii be greater Pittsburg than that
Pennsylvania Where this great manuiaetur-
ing town in Washington will be iocatei has
been source of study for many shrewd and
fsr-seeing men. After watching Developments
and studying the country there seems to be
practical unanimity of opinion that the poiat
which combines the most advantages. such as
water power contiguity to raw mater ais de-
STABILITY of location aud tran ,portatiol facIli
ties Is
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umcef John Kelly. who with ofieer ~. ].
rse' has the chsin-sang in charge, filed his re-
- 81 'ss' hight During the month the gang did
~. .auisioual days work on the streets of the
IN se poiice detail for the month OF August has
- usae out No changes OF importanoe
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Samuel L. Crawford Charts, T conevsr
References-Esery hank and business
man in Seattle.
TISEMENT
&zs.svs,aslsmeus

Washington Is frequently referred to as the
Pennsylvania OF the West This is well enough
as far as ii goes, but all weil-informed people
know that Washington possess not only all
az Penney iyaniais sources of wealth, but many
more. She is far superior in the way of mia
eral and timber wealth, agricultural area and
climate, and also has the finest inland sea and
shipping facilities N tae world She has all Of
the substantial resourt es in greater abGniapcs
than any other state and the world is her mar
ket OF necessity Washington viii have her
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Death. In Month nfInIx.

Health Oficer Hi ton has handed the follow
ing mortu-ry list, for the mouth of July, TO the
city council.
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Mn. lAd' I Ma lAd n,
4, L. Receiver Ogden Now.

Bod es br ugnt to city for in;erment
Bodies sen, away or burial S
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Population of Washington Towns.

The Posr-ISTELLiGEscER's census re urns fix
the population OF several towns as follows:
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Every day something new will appear here
Lines of goods will be mentioned which will be
marked at figures that will astonish you Do not
wait but come early and make your purchases. Re-
member that there numberIess bargains in every
department that this sale is absolute and genuine in
every particular.
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EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS Special no.
tice. NJ 1nday, July 2sth, Grand Concert every
evening at $50. Ais spec al eugsg em-nt of
Mons Leo Morley's fATA MokGANA, cons St
ing of series OF Artistic Tran>for nation Q that
mprise all tha' is new, wo deriu and inter-
esfing, md qua anteed to surpa.s anything of
this kind ever seen In America.
ADMISSION FREE.
, 1890-07-19

Through Pullmans from Colorado,
Utah and Wyoming to st. Louis; this re.
quires but n change of cars between
points in the states and territory above
named to New York, Boston, Phlladel-
pha, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg,
and other eastern points.
Through Dining Cars from Denver to
81. Louis, connecting at that point with
through diners from there to the princi-
pal eastern cities; abundance of time and
the finest menu the market affords.
Through Free Chair Cars via the
Wabash to all principal points on its line,
viz: Chicago, Toledo, st. Louis, LaFay,
cite, Jacksonville, Peoria, Des Moines,
Danville, Springfield. Detroit, Ottumwa,
and intermediate points.
Mann Boudoir Cars are run bet geeu
Kansas City and st. Louis, Chicago and
Toledo. These are the most elegant pas.
senger coaches ever built, and insure the
utmost privacy and luxury. An elegantly
equipped buffet is a prominent feature Of
this service.
Full particulars upon application to
G. NJ. HAMPsoN,
Commercial Agent, Denver.
G. w. SWEET, 7. A.. Cheyenne.
, 1890-07-19
JULY 10, 1890.
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked u
Throughout the City.

Mrs Robinson's sells home made taffy.
Manager Truckey has sent for band
uniform samples.
The Union Pacific band is practiciug
for celebration day.
Geo. Schmidt, the crazy German, is in
the county hospital.
List your property with d. W. Gill,
1922 Ferguson street.
The Interior company is engineering a
big excursion to Helena.
No ball game this afternoon, but the
Mays will be here tomorrow, sure.
Methodist conference assignments will
scarcely be announced before Monday.
Jim Julien will have charge of the
pyrotechnic display the night of the 23d.
The advance sale for After Dark in
sures a large house for the great melo-
drama.
Laramie's city council has refused to
grant a right of-way to a street railway
company.
The LEADER job department now has
the only complete outfit for color printing
in the state.
Allemania Lodge, l. o. .. F., will
give the first picuij OF the season a week
from Sunday.
There will probably be fifteen polling
places in Cheyenne for the state election
September IL.
A Silver Crown miner in town yesterday
says the working claims are showing bet
ter ore every day.
Lieut.. Frier, of the Seventeenth, has
been detailed for service at the Wisconsin
rifle range in August.
A couple of foot racers looking for
suckers struck town yesterday morning,
but left for the west last night.
Darlington < Brooks, Of the Sweet
water country have. it is understood, a
dangerous candidate for the two-year old
stakes.
Merchants intending to be represented
in the trades display next Wednesday,
should report at once to M. Wasserman.
chairman.
Harry Fem, a Century artist, will visit
Wyoming 10 sketch scenes along the
trail blazed by Pathfinder Fremont. Fort
Laramie and South Pass are on the route.
At Ashford's palace barber shop, OPP
posite the postoiice, there are five chairs
and that many f~rstclass workmen. Hair
cutting a specially. Best baths in the
city. Quicker work than usual today.
, 1890-07-19
VIADUCT TRACKAGE.
Terms of a Contract With the
Street Railway.
Will Purchase the Double Track
After Five Years.
Experimental Boring at the Head
of the Water System.

At last evenings adjourned meeting Of
the council terms Of a viaduct contract
with the Street Railway company were
fixed upon and the mayor was authorized
to enter into an agreement on behalf of
the city. The viaduct will be equipped
With a double track at Cheyenne ex-
pense, the company to pay interest on
the Investment of about 81, 500 for five
years, then to purchase. 1t is under
stood, and to be expressly provided in
the contract that the local transit compa-
ny does not acquire exclusive night to
viaduct trackage. Governor Warren rep.
resented the street railway people at the
meeting. The matter was given a very
thorough discussion by the council.
Chairman jerks, of the water commit
Tee, was authorized 10 proceed with ex-
perimental boring at the head of the
water system. 1t is desired to verify the
theory that a second under current of
good volume. exist ats about eighty feet
below the creek bed.
The water system seepage galleries or
collectors are being repaired to catch all
the subfiow.
A new smoke stack is to be put on at
the pump house.
, 1890-07-19

Sioux Cry, Iowa. July IA
change has taken place in the manage
ment Of the Pacific Short Line, and Don
aid Mclean, who has been the general
manager OF the Wyoming & Pacific I'm.
proyement Company, in charge of the
work, has been elected president of the
Nebraska & Western Railroad company,
the corporate title of the Nebraska divis.
ion of the Pacific Short Lane. Mllard R.
J~onesof New York is the retiring presi.
dent. 1t is expressed now that Scullin &
Co, of St Louis will begin work on the
contract for building the road from
0'Neil to Ogden. The line from Sioux
City to O'Neill, l25 miles, is now ready
for operation.