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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-19
IS CAPT. HowGATE In NEW YORK,
The Government Defaulter Said to Be
Living Incognito There.
New York Times

New York Times
After nearly ten years of wandering in
this country and Canada, Captain How
gate, the once trusted disbursing officer Of
the signal service corps. whose defalcation,
arrest and fight, in the fall of 1880 made
such a sensation, is said to be now living
in this city under an assumed name. II b
said that some of his old-time friends of
the palmy days of ten years ago have seen
and conversed with him, and that even
government detectives know of his where
abours, but that, though an untried indict-
ment for the embezzlement of government
moneys hangs over his head, they hesitate
to arrest him without orders from the de-
partment of justice.
When Howgate was the property and
disbursing officer of the signal service in
Washington he made practice of defraud-
ing the government by forging vouchers
for large quantities ofsupplies in the names
of several dealers. drew the checks to the
order OF the supposititlous dealers, forged
the Endorsements, and got the cash. Gen.
eral Myer, then chief signal officer, had
such confidence in Howgate that when the
latter placed u batch of vouchers before
him for signing he signed them all without
hesitation. The fraud was finally discov-
cred by minor officer ambitious for pro-
motion. He lodged information and fur
nished indubitable proof against Captain
Howgate, who at that time was making
strenuous efforts to be appointed successor
TO General Niger, then recently dead.
Charges were preferred against Howgate,
and when the prize of chief signal
officer fell to General Hazen he
resigned from the army and fed.
Secretary Lincoln, then at the heal of the
War Department. detailed Special Agent
A. b. Newcombe to find Howgate. On ar
irving in this city MIR. Newcombe found
that the fugitive was practically under the
protection of Christopher Hogan, then
weil-known private detective, who kept
Captain Howgate posted as to the move
ments of the government officers. How
gate, however. suddenly reappeared i'm
Washington and was surrendered to the
government by bis bondsmen. Shortly
after his arrest he was permitted to visit
his house, in charge of an officer and on
pretense of taking bath he escaped from
q back window, and that was the last seen
of him in Washington.
He left wife and daughter behind him
with no means OF support. Friends Sc
cured clerkshlps for both of them in one Of
the departments.
There is nothing at all improbable in the
rumor that Captain Howgate is back again
in New York" said Detective l.. A. New.
combe, formerly in the government secret
service. Il don't suppose the government.
cares very much where he is. and no doubt
he could be arrested at any moment If he
was wanted. / am told that Clark, who
embezzled postotfice funds years ago an6
fed TO Cadada, Is also back and walkina
about town without any fear of arrest
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY
INVESTMENT co.

Lots in the LAKE SHORE addition to
hIKkLAND ana only 1000 feet from the
rUslNBSS CENTEk at $50 ard 10
This addition is . small one. right in Kirkland
proper. aud cleared and level with water front
only 1000 feet from the business center OF the
city. We are authorized TO sell tn 9 Tor q short
time only, a. prices within reach OF ali, and on
very easy terms. This is very cnoice property,
ard can be bought for the same price that prop
erty one mile further of Is selling for The
Kirkland company is now fairly under way
win some OF its improvements, and when the
pubic fully appreciates the magni tide Of tie
operations there will be q scramble to get the
benefits OF the great rise in VALUES sure to iol-
low. The machinery has Already been ordered,
and In the near future the largest manufactur.
ing plan of any kind In the Northwest will
BE- In full operation. The railroads are being
pushed 70 Kirkland, aud every assurance IL
given of a. s.--1A-l
Great rise in values, based upon intrinsic
merit Remember that the Lake Shore Add
ton is now on the market
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LA BLANCHE IN PORTLAND.

He 10 Unwilling to Meet Lucie for Less
Than $4,000.
PORTLAND, Aug. 1S.-George La Blanche.
the Marine" arrived from San Francisco
tonight. In conversation with reporter,
he said:
l started for Seattle to second Mike Lucie
in his fight with Ellingsworth. but / learn that
Elingsworth is sick and the Sight has been de-
clared of. see that the Seattle Athletic Club
wants me to take Ellingsworth's place. but l will
dot do 1t for the purse OF $1,000 Of
fered. would want not less
than $1,000 sam in no condition, and it
would take great deal of hard training to get
In trim. / whipped Lucie once IL thirteen
rounds, and see no reason why should take
the chances of losing my reputation by giving
him another fight. He has everything to gain
and nothing to lose.
will you give Dempsey another ight?"
81 expect TO go out of the business soon, and
shall give Dempsey a return match. That Ii
one year sooner than he gave me another show.
Then expect to demonstrate my superiority
over mpsey."
"How large purse will you want?"
"a goOd-sized one"
''Will you fight with gloves or bare knucklesr'
''we will decide that when the match is
made"
La Blanche thought Sullivan and Jack
son would never come together, but added
that Sullivan would have to fight or retire.
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seafoair, IS cents shaving. Is cents; POM
padour hair-cutting. so cents.
Before the meeting adjourned it was
agreed that Mr.. Pratt be relieved of his re-
sponsibility, and that Secretary Clarke
take charge OF the petition and proposed
ordinance and see that it is not presented
t. the city council until after the next
meeting. at which time it will be drawn up
in more forcible shape.
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SORE sHoULDER CURED.

Charles A. stiles, $50 Carroll stree. Buffalo.
n. Y. writes:
II have been q clerk in the Continental hotel
corner Exchange and NJ chigan streets. for some
Years, anu drss used Alcock's Porous Plss'ers
thrte years ago for S re shoulder. / fell down
stairs and got terrible wrench aud brHise: For
several weeks suf red acute pain in the shout
ier joint and. geftlng no relief, or only temper
s-y, from numerous liniInen q, put on an ALI
coc.'s Por "a Plaster kept 70 Tor two or three
weeks aud my shoulder was we'll They also
cnFed me IN six weeks of Q mos- obstinate form
of dyspep>iap
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"sIontana Kid. Knocked Out by a Neg

SAN Francisco. Aug. ia ten-round
fight took place shortly after midnight Sat-
urday at Red Jones' place, near the Fresno
race track. The contestants were Charlie
Turner, q well known colored middle
weight, of Stockton, and Dan Eagan,
known as the montana Kid" Eagan was
a chopping block for Turner, who in the
seventh round knocked out four of the
Kids" teeth with vicious Highlander.
Eagan was unable to come to time in the
tenth round.
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PROCTOR KNOTT AND DULUTH.

KENTUCKY statesmhn VIs1ts The Zenith
City, Which He Made Famous.
Chicago Tribune
Nineteen years ago one Proctor Knott.
unknown TO fame, arose in congress to op.
pose land-grabbing scheme which was
about TO be lobbied through in the interest
of railroad whose terminus was Duluth.
Proctor Knott was perhaps as little known
as Duluth. Folk in Kentucky, however.
were aware that he was q good lawyer.
could make speech full of vinegar, that
be could tell good story. and that he had
wonderful memory and quick perception.
Duluth was . great town to people
brought up in Jacksonport or EiIison's
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How Electricity Cured Rheum.tism.

sAIEy, Or. Aug. j, 1880.
Edssov O,sgonian: THIS certifi. that after
aiew treatments with DR.. Darrin's e &C.
tro-magnetic cure. ! was cured of rhs una
.lsm IN my left shoulder. of about Ave
years standing 1t mas been almost two
years since was treated for the same, and
nave had no return of the compia Mt
IRA WORKMAN
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Coupon Sale.

NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS
|k WHEREAS, Az an electoa held In school
s & No TOUR "a. skagit county. WASH. he
Ae slh day of June. A. d. 1890, the board OF
, ~ OF . Id scaool district were authorized
&c sne eiecsors thereof 90 borrow Ave thousand
|Elsln Wa,pO0i snd issue nego liable coupon
~. lnefeior. said bonds to run for the peri
ss sh'sesn years, for the purpose of purchasing
s1 - !, I site. building and providing
sssnou.e, and providing the same with all
|SS,ss furniture and apparatus; therefore
- q hereby siven that sealed bids for the
~ ald bonds will be received ~ me Up TO
4 nnees q p. m. of the 2srh day OF August,
iSo, at which hour said bids will be
my office in Mt Vernon. Skagit
IL wash. Bidders are requested to name
~, nee ana rates of interest at which they viii
H~-szs.ls SAID bonds Said bonds will be made
y the banking house of w. E. Schricker
"A Conner. sksgit county. WASH. or at
fS,s;.a slnx house of Dexter Horton & Co.. o.
- -. - " ~ King county, Wash. Said bonds will
~ ~ me period of fifteen years, interest pay
- aneaiiy, and will be issued in denomiAa-
ave hundred dollars each. and will be
% nom one to ten consecutiyely.
e X. MATLOCK,
- County Treasurer.
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TWO rHROrIaH TRAM,

The Northern Pacific will on and a.ter June
9th ms, run two through trains 70 and from
the East, leaving seaitse at 6:l0 q N. and
P n Time shortened iweive hours L A
Nadeau, general agent. z. Tongin, depot ticket
agent seattle A. Cnilberz, city ticket agents
40 second street. Boston block.
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NJ. Editor: For two years past have
peen tr0ub ed with catarrh in the throat
and nose. c. uid scarcelv breathe from
me effects OF It. Great pain in nv fore
mead and eyes was a natural result
Through DR.. Darrin's electric and home
treatment / am cured. Refer to me at
oregon City. DUANE c.. ELY.
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while IL Killed the Murderer Kemmler.
Aes Rewsr "a Care Diseases 10
EQUALLY ~ Suro.

Electricity reyives energy; gives strength
70 purpose; calls up the reserve. It comes
gIsdusiiy a. FIRST AMI right enough. Il
naust oe met half way. Claims are not
enough; prcos Il the essential. Their
treatment gives that proof. Drs. Darrin's
eiectric treatment gives strength, MAIN
sslns i, REEVES circulation, provides some
tninE nt to circulate. II is carried to the
oiseased point - approprl ated --assim-
lated. The system Iesponds-your pains
vanish-health returns. Read the tessi-
mony OF two prominent people Of Salem
and Oregon City.
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The Prixefirht Murder Trial.

SAN FRA NcIsco. Aug. 1S.-The trial of
Frank Larue. for the murder of Henry Nc
Bride in fight at the Golden Gate Club
June 8, was begun before Judge Shafter and
Jury TODAY.
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INNING GsoLoGrsE.

fHARLEs r. BLACKBURN. PRACTICAL
" mining geologist and mineralogist, viii ex-
1ne and report on the condition and value of
mining property in the state. Formerly OF
~ United States geological survey: six.een
4y9k guaranteed. Gold, silver. copper and
4nIaes bought and sold. Address Mountain
VA. King county Wash.
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WE'LL OFF.

Seattle can consider itself fortunate in having
the only complete jewelry establishment on
Puget sound at J. K. Basyes, so4 Front street.
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TEN TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED

BY taking the Northern Pacific vestibaled train;
leaves seaft,e 500 a M daily No change OF
cars, and al miles the snortesI route to Chicago
Tourist sleeping carr through. placing passen-
gers In Union depot ten 70 atty hours ahead q
other lines. A. Chilberg. city ticket agent, 1is
Second street, Boston block; Z. Tonkin, depot
ticket agent, Seattle.
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Now ! THG sfArTLE q NORTHERN
RAILROAD is now running trains between
Anacortes and 6EDRO.
The GREAT >OkTHERN RAILROAD
is in actual operation from Fairhaven to Sedro.
The SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE 4 EAST
EkN 10 building passenger dspots and freight
houses ct 6edro. and laying track from 6edro
north.
The GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
Is building up the famous Ekagit valley from
sEDRO, and it locks very much as though
they were going to make the SEDRO q
SPOKANE FALLS line their main line 20
the coast. Look on any map and you will no.
tfce that the present end of the Grea. North
ern railroad in MONTANA and SPOKANE
FALLS and SEDRO are on about the same
parallel of latitude.
THE SEDRO LAND Il IMPROVE
MENT CO. has just been formed, with a paid
up capital Of $l0o, 00o. c0mposed of leading
capitalists In Seattle and New York.
Do you appreciate what eli these railroads.
mills and the natural resources around Se-
dro, backed by capita, can do?
Lots in the frst plat of eEDRO ct first
prices for short time.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
TNVE2NMENT IN
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usrrrss and CONTRACTORS

81 FRANCISCO BRIDGE C0MPANY-RN-
qneezs and contractors for bridges OF every
Qen; wharf building. pile driving. drede.
~ eeeam shovel excavating: plans and
1oaSions furnished on application; core
neence solicited, ONCE, Urcidsntai OK,
gsllv. Wash
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HAIRDRESSING.

Alb DRkSSING-LA BELLE COUTURE;
~ hnies aud ehiidrens hair dressing and
zaicsro psrlors; hair cut, dyed. singed. sham
and dressed in the latest European
Rooms and 4. Atkins block, Sl5 Column
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sc Canton ginghamh fns quality. Chester
cleaxy.
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For preserving hair skookum Root Hair
Grower has no equal.
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DRESSlrAKING.

lkEssEs FAsHIoNABLY MADE AND PER-
~ Z, ,ecf nj guaranteed. At room 90, Holyoke
ss.alng. corner Spring and Front.
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LEXINGTON SOLDIERS HOME "A
S.sasnr Of the board Of trustees OF tho
isssr~ eoldierss Home VIII Be held e "a
= aeadsy. August IS. at p. M, for the
~ 81 selecting site and transactfng such
{ssireee a. may properly come before the
~ propoeais of donations Of land, unde1
49,. n he soldierx Home oct, Wi then
- ;Sred- such propose sbould be died
~ seer~fary, at Seattle, on or before sasd
~ order OF the trustees.
= GEO H. BoAEDMAN. Prcsidenk
= II HOLMES. Secretary.
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Moore's Revealed Remedy WIN gre you
strength.
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ocUErsrs AxD AUR1srs.

Inn KIBBE-OcULIST AND AURISr AND
! HI phyMcian for diseases of the throat Be-
noved 10 Haller block. corner Columbia and
kcpnd streets, rooms and 5.
|fSYQ 4. REICH. NJ. IL, 0CULIST. AURIST
III ana physician for diseases OF the throat
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zBsTRACTORx

RvvIH HANFoRD ABSTRACT CO. QNQ
= looms si5 and SO. Seattle block.
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,~vsruAss AND sURaEoxa


soS7cDMERY RUSSELL II. D.. PHYsT-
~ ecraer Second and Columbia streets. Telr
- SIS
= WHITE FRIEDRICH, N. D.. PHYSICIAN
ana surgeon. graduate Of Leipsic, SAX
f1fRee hours, 10 TO IL g. m, 2 to aud to
French and German spoken. Diseases
III - ear and throat speciaitv. Once 600
~ ~ ct. corner James Telephone l6o
|::s:--s YIEDELL & HAGAN. PHYSICIANS
"a surgeons. Rooms % end 81. Coiman
"a ~ vrsnt street, sratsle. wssh. Once hours.
~ ~ %. to 5 p. m. and after p. n. Once
- sHANNoN 4 SHANNON, ROOMS
- s Union block, Front street; tele
- WILLARD 4 LEoNHARDT, rooms .
4jS5 IS FRYE block; telephone No. $50; Trent
- Taston streets
- q JOHNSON. PHYSICIAN AND SUR.
- Residence, s17 Yeslef evouuA oflce
- md Scheuerman block. corner Front
fkeTy streets Telephone 25s.
s~ns5E SUTHERLAND MILLER. n. D. NJ. c.
= nrs6n Univ.l may be consulted IT HIS ONCE
Il 81 ck, Front street; residence corner Sixth
= spripg.
ErRsg j. DEAN, PHYSICIAN AND STR.
I III eeon: once, Seattle block: ONCE hours, IL
so m 1.3D to 40 .. m: residence. corner
rh{icSn and Temperance streets Telephone
4 al T. = sidence.
81 oARMAN, N. D.. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
i. Sscu: fraduate o. the department OF medi.
- ro0ms 81 and IS, Boston block. Sur
- Al. l. s. 4 X. Z. Co Surgeon N. p. r.
- nnreefy and diseases OF women especially.
Ssnef1l prartiso attended 70. Telephone 49,
IN HARRY DoANR. OFFICE AND INsTr-
Il fute No. Us Bell street. corner Second, ON
- 81 soble road. North Seattle. Washington.
n1RAH KENDALL. N. p.-OFFICE AND
Ia Residences 2l9 Seattle block. Particular
1aiion towomen. cniidren and obstetrics.
nrHI FLEfSCHER, DEUTScHER ARrz
Homes sl4 Front street, over Golden Eagle
11lhing store: residence, corner Third and De-
- telephone go.
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sc~TcDMERY RUSSELL II. D.. PHYsr-
Ssn and surgeon. Rooms aud 2, Halle
#. j. eorner Second and Columbia streets. TER
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- sHANSoN 4 SHANNON, ROOMS =
- s Union block, Front street; tels
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;--rs YAEDELL & HAGAN, PHYSICIANS
"a snrxeons. Rooms 20 end 81. Coiman
~ Frpnt street, S~stsle, Wash. Once hours.
y.sesSne. t8s: reslds nee, 49,
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GREEN 4 NUGENT, VETERINARY PHYSr-
VI eiars and surgeons honorary graduates Ont
{4 College; Office ana inhrmary at Quincy Cab
tables COZ. West and University streets Tele-
hone 81
snR 4 ]. MCINTOSH, GRADUATE OF on
O6ke veterinary college, Toronto O1hos
- in6rmary ct Montana stables, Fifth and
Darlington streets Once telephone, 100; res
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>--S5 WILLARD 4 LEONHARDT, rooms .
II@6 5. FRYE block: telephone No. $50; Trent
- Taxion streets
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-04-14
rlags Made out of American silk.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-Each dele
gate to the Pan-American conference
was the recipient Friday night OF q
beautiful silk American flag, the gift Of
the Womans Silk Culture association of
the United States. A short presentation
address was made by Mrs. John Lucas,
of Philadelphia in which she explained
that the silk from which the flags were
made was grown and spun by American
women. The flags were presented as
testimonial of friendship from the peo-
pie of the United States to those of her
sister republics. Delegates Jose Ca
amano, Of Ecuador, and Jeromano Ze-
laya, of Honduras, made appropriate re-
sDOnSeS,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-04-14
THE NoRTHERN SOCIETY,".
The Atlanta Organization Sets Forth Its
Aims and Purposes.

The Atlanta Organization Sets Forth Its
Aims and Purposes.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 14.-The North
ern society, which was organized here a
few days ago, met Friday and adopted
the following:
The object of this society shall be to
promote social intercourse among mem
bers; to. unite and bring together all
northern men residents in the south; to
disseminate reliable information in all
legitimate ways; to discourage and
counteract all inconsidcrate action or
speech tending to estrange any portion
OF cur country; to develop the vast
natural wealth and resources of the
south, and to encourage new industries
and enterprises. All northern men resi-
dent in the south who are in sympathy
with the objects of this organization are
eligible Discussion of politics or re-
ligion is expressly prohibited. A viola
ton of this rule is cause for suspension
al. lnXnnlSlOn-
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ACTIVITY AT ASHLAND.
Important industries to BE Established
There-The Land Sale.

Important Industries to BE Established
Thers-The Land Sale.
ASHLAND, KY, April 14.-Governor
Buckner and his associates in the new
Ashland Town company have just COM
pleted the important business OF ar
ranging the transfers of property and
franchises.
They have already received PROPOSE
tions from H. Hermann, of New York,
to locate furniture factory employing
700 hands. If they will build water works
for his protection. Hermann has dl-
mension mill here now employing about
100 hands.
The company has a charter, and Will
build water works this summer They
have let the contract for a gas motor
street railway system, which will he IN
operation within sixty days.
John f. Carver, of Winchester, has
nerchased the Ashland hotel property
for sJO. .OOO. Il will be refurnished, and
the rumor is that a new company will
take charge Of it. The purchaser has Of
fers at an ad rance, but will keep the
property.
The Improvement company decided 10
hold their sale of lots on May 20, but, IN
the meantime. about 100 lots have been
placed in the hands of real estate agents
10 sell. Ashland has been full OF
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-04-14

Unusual Matrim Event.

GALENA, ILL.,, April IA novel we'd
ding occurred here Thursday, mother
and daughter standing at the altar to-
gether, and both taking upon them
selves the vows of wedlock, the grand
mother of the junior bride acting as
bridesmaid The parties, male and fe-
male, to the unique affair were; Will
lam E. Hammond, of Dubuque, and
Mrs Mary j. Reddington, of this county,
and Louis Bourineim, of Warren, and
Miss E. j. Reddington. The first named
lady is on the shady side of so, and her
daughter is a comely maiden Of 90.