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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

PROBATE ORDER-State of Michigan. Coun.
~ of Kent ss. At a session OF the probate
court iOr said County q keBt. bed ~ ths
Probate oftce, iu the City oi Grand Rapids. On
the 18th dav of Februarv. in the year ous
thousand eight hundred aud ninety.
Present cyrus r. PERI ne Judge Of Probate.
lu fhr matter ~ tho estate ~
JOHN MARTIN. al insane pers son.
Patrick MclauE. guard an 81 sac John
Martin. having rendered % this court he
fuai account.
10 is ordered that Monday. the l7ib day ~
March next. 81 70 O'clock in the forenoon.
~ said Probate orce. he appointed For ek-
alnfniug and ali0Hfae sad sceounf.
and tis further ordered. thai COPY ~ The
order b. published three successive wreks pre-
vious & said dav oi hearing in the TEirGnsS-
II TRtip. daily nevspsYef printed and cireu-
lstine Ia said County ~ Kent
tHRCs T. PERKINS. Judge o. Probate.
"a true cory.
Aoo1Pp Il. MAser. Register uiar "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

FOR RENT-A house OF rooms. one OF 4
rooms one OF 5, and one OF and Z rooms.
all In good location. within 5 minutes walk
OF sweets H0te! rent from s. 20 slS. Inquire
OF b. w. Barnard. S5 Allen-st.. corner Mt.
Vernon. 27if
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

HrEE IS Halstead's summing up of
the results OF the investigation of TIE
ballot-box contract forgery:
The tale has been fully told with
respect % the ballOt-0ox forgery. Per-
haps there are % be a few scraps added
70 the testimony. IL has appeared be-
yond reasonable question that the two
aggressive theories IN the case have uot
been sustained. One was that the for
gerry originated IN a conspiracy to en-
trap Governor Foraker, aud the other
that be was concerned IN the fraudu-
lent fabrication itself, or had guilty
knowledge Of the criminal transaction.
There was no conspiracy at all.
There was no trap set for the Governor
and che Governor never suspected that
the paper, prepared under the direction
OF Wood. was other than what Il pup
ported % be. Wood wanted 20 be smoke
Inspector; thought X ne could get the
office IN his hand ne could by some con-
trlyance manage % keep II, and when
he was coruercd on the stories about
the paper that he assJmed 70 have seen,
and gos 10 work % make up the article
be pretended knowledge Of, added 10
the names OF which nc had spoken 70
the Governor that Of Senator Sherman
~ order TO insure secrecy"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

In the minds of many, politician" Is
synonymous with rascal" Il IS not
the politician. however, that Is dis
honest, but the man. A dishonest man
can not make even al honest clergy
man. His deyiltry will show through
the outer cloak. That a man may be
politician and still be honest, needs no
better proof than the words of Stephen
A. Douglas, the younger, who said of
Lincoln: ''Mr. Lincoln was a polti-
cian, the ablest as we'll as TIE purest.
the keenest as we'll as the grandest the
world mas ever known, and it is because
of MS skill as politician that this un-
divided nation lives 10 bless his men,
ory."
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
Trrv-TrRE arp YlaFos gToBED.

pAnrLIFF kHgLl zs1e-s z-1rta'2seftlen
IA - Tr Saslfk u US Su-sf.- ttcrh J, 1ne' - !.
nrnzen 80 rae<x 81 80 rz1sss pz1k. .zl2 an
nev5a4 IRON yflT s1tea5es e - tssspeen 2
10. 81 ssa lf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

hszSUw Tiii hrnE back from England
shout $500 .o0o. as che profits of "a CIR
rns ssssn. So e seems that the E1z-
Esh are iust as fond of beng humhug-
e. e. -. --,r 4nlrr--a-s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
FOR RENT-H0USEs.

TOR RHNT-The new dwelling house. go
Paris ave; has city. well and cisiern water
brick furnace.mantel and CRATE. city gas. bath
room, laYatOry and closet. hot and cold water
eleven rooms: possession given al once. Ap-
ply 10 j. w. Long, soldiers Home. Telephone
'6l or 10 Tufts buchanan, Led yard block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
REAL ESTATE CRY

/ letkA g. the tsie ef Nos ~ parties Hyins
- u tvuaMe4ts sna then look II ihcst llos
fets an sliiAk for SiNs g asp1 8nc IS
seaFieriy ~itHoal iateFest. J. . Rfotla.
ks1ts cAiE--eFoom houSe. Sioae fs..n lETls1f
hare <e s3ft water. New hreaW hoaSe
stons ie&Aa&ilaa 81 ia1Asea eaa uus them
lef rs hSN th&a tn us snrlaE teruss esSl.
App.S y Aorth OosieEsAge 81
hon sALk-0osa ioc<tion and bullAiag iar
tecllE chair iacJcFy ur noFelIE Warka
NSl4 ~ "a eeat1 biFlsionst J. G. Aadrs AZ
40 NICE VACANT LOTS 10 selrct 1raa.
~ iflcr 80 Ae cacas houS~s 49, he eli1
eA lie FiAL tles mak as IL Il choice iocatioD
tof these SeitetAk ho.lt. J. = tgos a.
kNh oAAk-luy honse tel0re ths sHring
ass in prices III iooU hcDss o. Paris ~
tetlcse a. - al moacFn improffM Meuts yard
- stta alN sa0aod G4S c0uCfEtt wSikk al Tor
aook. al - per month. rooM haUse "a Nsa-
,son-aKe- near flfJh, Sias ~ ) pei mouth.
Charles ". iufgs, TUFTS 4 kuchAnAn's lsw
orics. Lsayaro esoek la
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

E0R RENT-The new dwelling house 80
PariS-sye.. two block south Of Wealthy
ave-. all modern improvements. furnace, city.
vel and ciStern water also gas. Apply 10
James W. Long. soldiers home. Grand Rapids,
Mich. 3stf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

noes FTF EsTF.-gersse Sstfe7s, rrsl nef ~
~ aHr-zf saf ksu14eFT fnx sfo h4il
E7,--.ss 49, KIN Ts~rsers. A. z ass - as1
80 $3.50 - a. Ee-.e City Ef1nelt. et1rsse
p or .ev f-sx s. Crss9F. Kent eoBHr7. &1eti
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
ERNEST D. DlsBR0W, MD
Tssoaons 88z

Of 20 sr< Fesasncs. IIf Nanrees- orsn1
hzp,a8 Mlea
Eours-- beiore a. ~ q tel a n 70
tKe tcs D. "a. sr1 - Hig1L
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

Tar raaftsa0n Of the recproCy
Greatly brtrssn tire United states snd
Crsss Britain. vi sbat ot one ot
Cans5s's naest rroadc source q Il
come
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

JCsrrCE DsAKE, of the British Colum-
ban supreme Court, mas just decided
that the United states Government has
no jurisdiction over Behring sea out
side Of the marine league limit. As
Justice Drake aud his court haven't {
any Jurisdiction over Uncle sam aud
his rights, 10 = quite possible that the
cid gentleman VII not pay much at
teuucn 90 the decision.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

rHE Governor Grcvs." Of lows.
gave cov.-clect Boies q brilliant rscep-
son enc other svennx. This orxauiza-
from is t1s crack rexusent Of Iowa
state troops. ard rot a. uiight he a.
fsr-ed, an organizs6on of Iowa Demo
crsts. who have grown gray waiting for
the Inauguration Of Gov. B0es.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

DrTRorr and Muskegou both, are of
the opinion that !. p. Muliken should
have a banquet Grand Rapids, by the
way has Mr.. Mu.ESen ever done any
thing Cor th.s c'ty' Grand Rapids, pro-
poses 20 lay ont dollar and, maybe. a
a half. on enEroSSng resolutions. -
"Nov let the stricken deer 70 weep
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

EOR SALE-One Of the best bargains in the
J. city. b foot lot, lO-rOOm house furnace,
gas, sewer. CRATE, watrr-closet, and bathroom
uD ana down stairs situated on Mt. Vernon
81, for $500. Mnsey a Mercer. successors 20
". II. kinsey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

Tor ssLF-T Tesriy ue- p hn-se TeTer o0.i
~ A. eners gfh sfs8u pump. rstrt
an1 ffb = caE efe, e lhehp i.a1 lf
~ ssFE + fs.sfrl.e erf Pear e Iuaurs - q
p Tssz ~ 4. & Thw a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

7 nST-A To~kstfoek cortsir.irF rFf~ -
J. monet sus receipts Finaer please -eruTa
70 ls5 Cttsus-sf- sne receive s4tsbis reHsrf
~ -
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

1 ASSESS MKNT ROLL for the opening a. ca
tsusisA ol t6ss-st.. from NcDoRe eil-st. 10
iiiA- aYt., ~ tAk city Of 0rana RAPIDS
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

EEIg WANTED kALE.

EEIE WAAgED-kALE,
tAAN1kD-A young man with pract cal
" 6DQe 1ss 81 naa a1tacft-r7ng tuT lEuFr
must have sene inQRey AID tAke actiye part
blsiuess AdaTess T. A. Hamilton. las
>ssi1ss. Aleh- -
- ALESMAN WANTED-A tive energetic msn
- 10 stii goods oa lie road salary aud fE
> 4seS, " cclaIai sss0n. Address Aalan A
= Der. 1Sleg ~ HcrAlG or1cs. "a
AAAAIED-A sooa steady. stnoag mAn q
ne ca a 1eFlng kaas oae Nho has
hed - Apefieuce al c6ld Let m ak ing and desires
eQlsleS NVFk gTeiaErua. haGelld A H0i $
WANTED Reliable local and travelling
sai slnen. Positions ornament SPECIAL
lil0- eueAts non Las seilgGs speciAltles (,
con oriaN salary Nom start. brown Bros
trsefy incE. Chicago. his June d
ktAAfED-25 fnachinists; I've q them
planer hands. Apply al once by mai o.
IA person Perkins a co. 81
WANikD-SsiesTnen. clerks bookkeepers
baFtenocrs, transfers. shippiHr clerks
iarm hands. once help. and all others o0l Of
employ 0NHvnI 10 cl4 And investigate oar en-
turriy new snd thoroughly rrllahle system o.
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
hCnt on pahN. ~ > A0aroc-sl.. rooms II and
= Porter b.oeA Phone le-..
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

FOR SALE--A beautiful home on y. Union-St.
\ near Lyon and FCgltain-sts.; fne shade
sewer. water. etc, for - 0. kinsey & Mercer.
successors 10 ". III. kinsey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

TEERE IS nothing Ike precision in
language. After much study of the
originals, the Detroit TriB,iss evolves
this important distinction between
terms.
''>ome newspapers complain that It Is
difficult 90 tell what Is meant by type
writer'-whether it is the machine or
the one that operates it. Not at all
diihcuit- When it IS not tho machine
II is written pretty type writer
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

FOR SAJE-CheapeS' vacant property tn the
city for residence or manufacturing pur
poses; 20 foot within i've minutes walk Of
sweets Hotel, at So per foot kinSey 4 Mer-
cer. slceessors 70 W. vi. klnsey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

TINS s rubbing .tin with \ vengeance,
but It is rchly deserved. In reference
70 senator Buffers negro deportation
biil. q Kansas man says.
II would Ike 20 surrest an amend
ment 20 the effect that all the white
fathers OF mxed children ne deported
also. for lt would bc pity 20 separate
go many children from their fathers.
as would necessarily be without this
amendment
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
YoERT 10 pokk


TO L0AN-Four sums ~ 40 each and one
each oi SO. si1go g. 70 loan FOR clients
sale cheap. With al modern improvements
Cal Lsdysrd block Aeufgcmsrv BunaF. -
NONFf LOANED On res esfste. Fsusss 4
III SVsrthouf lsgTeTs. over National City
Ps-k 81
CASH 10 L0AN-Hauses 20 sell Snd reut
= farms srd vacant iofs q SCI a. grades
ans IN different localities q h0rfor prices
terms ana ne usas - xutt. Interest ioV.
Csn ~ room 4 NsT Housemsn block, On Henrr
FrrtieF 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

EOR SALE-I40 Third-ave.. large house and
j lot, $500. kinsey Il Mercer. successors TO
". II. kinsey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

E0R SALE-Two lots 50xlA5 feet. corner
Madison avenue and Lawn Courts; also 81
foot lot en- Terrace avenue. fine residence
lots. kinsey & Mercer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

FOR SALE-0r will trade for farm. two and
one-half acres of land just east OF city; fine
house and barn; fruits OF all kinds. hinsey j
Mercer. successors 10 ". II. hinsey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
largest or AL Michigan Dailiss Ex-
eept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

E0R SALE--One and one-half story house.
4 lot flXl31 feet. No. 285. we.fth-ave., stone
foundation; good cellar. water IN street
price. Sl500. kinsey & Mercer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

AAANIED-To buy or rent type writer aEy
" kind lA g0oa order. Address j T.. bsx
:, Telegram Herald, &
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

AGENTS should write for Illustrated circular
= and terms f0T two weeks trial of Missouri
Washer; washes dirtiest clothes clean hT hot
steam without rubbing; easily sold proffs
bic J. " orfh - Louis No. June ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
xseRLlAkBous

III AkUN o9B LQao-Anyeas DESTROYS ~ bu,-
A lns delivered m bTNua rap { dS thrf III
The iag ~ SAWED int iuE Der. AhoGl tNo altl-
llsl feet ~ eAaa eusl q oak. ash. b3sswe - A.
maple. WslEut etc Please address IaEd q.
freSton. lQnla. Mich. t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21
WANTED.

WANTKD-hgent. for the History 81 the Kx-
~ ploratiOns OF, Daring DEEDS and Grand
Achievements o. Stanley; agents oufht 6 400,
circular Tree. Address .. a. Browning Co.
Toledo, Ohio Sfiff
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

FOR oALE-A chance for builders TO make
money. We have corner place IN a good
locality for 500, large enough Tor five good
houses. Kinsey 4 Mercer. successors 10 ". Ii.
hinsey,
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

soss snesEs having been vented at
tie resolution OF the Cincinnati school
Board % place American hAgs on each
school building IN the city, one men,
Der OF the board voiced this patriotic
sentiment: The movement IS step
toward suppFess.ng anarchistie tenden-
eles- There IS a certain dangerous els-
ment, which teaches ehldrea 70 respect
only the red hag. Then again the flags
Of different nations are given equal
prominence on many occasions with
our enemies. This, in nay opinion, IS
wrong. We hear TOO much Of the Ger
man flag, Irish flag, and 20 on. The
American flag floating from our school
houses can not but serve To awaken
patriotic sentiments"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

Uaitss Press Rsporss. srompt ana Earsy
Daihsry. An ths Lsesg nsss. sas tes
oiseasst saa Neat PiaiaiY Prsatss Passs
P1aushsg Ia or4ao saptda.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

f<HkF~T Hons ~ wiBfered iu box stalis al
49, ~ moderate rates, az cAsr4e ~ care
"a ~ fui men aud fed good umnths asa.
-. Company, 90 telephone uY Ffs.-
eelse. o,L bersss delivered 10 ana iF8n tae
farm. n. b. Church. ssf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

flEs n ssguided lcdles of Hsscur.
saazse sen2psFzlles zeai oFeFeanas TIER
q iscEsssSn, cave a. been zrTesled Ter
tAe.r uEls~fai pToces.ilBgs- IL never
pays for pElsass indlyaazs 70 sAke
tie Inv NO tasir o=a hxnas- Nor :
4 sats % - 50. sxoeps "A ease Of AZ
oFfsnss oE the nos< outrageous ehaTze-
ter. Tbs ssa4msat OF society : not
sufficiently stsoag against the hquoT
LTarlc ~ to-eFzEe the violation or lss
IN fighting Il. fhe same seuumeat
saicn prevents the enforcement OF Avs
agaiass ths hquor seller, wil project
nm agAsnss any violation Of hls rights
The ladies' nay clam that their cause
Is just, bat 40 good soldier. even II a
righteous cause, ever rushes fecklessly
int0 battle, u utter disregard Of the
eaemy's Strength and position
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

AGENTS WANTED-Stanley IN Africa. just
n out. 900 agents wsrted Tor the Onlg CON-
plete aud reliable history n bis woI derful
career. 80 large pages. lel faii page ilustrs-
tous, immense seller. very liberia terms
send a. once address II al book agents you
know. with 20 cents for postage. and get com
piete outft free. ". u. NilcoI &C. a. Dear
born-st.. Chicago. June q
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

N eMAA'S H0SPlTAl~Chrlsusn d onle Tor
ladies quiet ana private ladies hoard
81 beiafo ana during confinement. ls wears
thleJienerf terms FsasoHable. Nrs lsr.
bu.ten, - A0nA LEAe-ste. eraLd Eaalds.
9iath. tn.n
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

EOR SALE-i7 foot lot and aroom nearly
IL new house, No. l62 euter-st for Sb00. Kin
sey Mercer. successors % ". IL. kinsey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

4 ~. CL0sTERH0USE dealer 10 reGi estate
% personal property ana loans. hauSts
rented snd reals eoiceis have . iarke lsa
OF fuiion, Fountain, Chelry kad nearly az
etsNeplf sifrets also . tarst Nsi ~ sood
iefWs pa al directions Tor sale OH exchange
fc,S cheap. Cal and look rs iist oRe before
bssips, usace rooms no. j. Cana 81. 4ele-
phuAe Ne. a. Te
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-21

EOB sALF-Don't forget that the Weston 8
sou addition y more than half sold. and
stlu selling, though bur few months ia the
market. We have one more ,ot AZ &15. 4 Few
a $40 aud toe balance from So down % S1U.
think offs = iot inside ths limits three blocks
from fhe South Division ear line for only 500
kinsrT A. Mercer. successors - W II. kinsev.
E0R SALE-A fne brick block on south Di-
visions rent now psvs Per cent net On
$500 hofh property ard rsafs lncre3si "a.
klnssT 4 Mercer Successors 70 IS. W. kinsev
EoR SALE-S hoGses iocsfed On - foot Tot
on frcatst.. cei arS. wells and cisteruS
srcre f9u1t7tton l0w rents for FAfc Ter
monfh. c1iF SEQ hinseT 4 Mercer succes
s7rS % ~ ~. klnssT
For sALE-A new house - nlne rooms
= Dedern "a every waT. gn Center 81. near
biaseley ave, cnly 81. kiaseg & Mercer,
successors - y y. kinsey
EoB RFVT-7ol North Ualon 81. god hsuss
Al 5ara- 81 per ronrh- kirsey MeTcrr.
EoR RENT-serea- -roo-a hozse ~ rorre-ars .
= snt ere On Noo1iavn ave So KnssF &
Mercer
L-rF RENT-Store srf tsssrae-t e~ ree~~~
sfs three sRltes ~ Hvl1z raens s5sps
klnsev 4 Mercer
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-27

In championing the division Of the Yak
ina land district, Congressman Wilson is
not only doing Yakima an injury, but he
Is also doing a great injustice to the peO-
pie residing in the upper part Of Kittitas
county. In winter weather they will be
forced, should his efforts prove success
full, to pass through Yakima and thence
to the land Office at Wateryille, q distance
Of hundreds Of miles. II they travel by
rail they viii have to 20 through Yakima
and Spokane Falls, thence out to point
on the nearest railroad, thence by stage
to the town Of Waterville. The trip win
thus represent . travel Of q thousand miles
or %, and the traveller viii have passed
two land Offices in reaching the one to
which he IL assigned by Mr.. Wilson.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-27

AT last, after three months Of weary
waiting and anxiety, Webster L. stabler
is 10 gain his reward for being chairman
Of probably ever republican meeting ever
held in Yakima. After voluminous cor
respondence and telegaphing Stabler
has been reappolnted agent Oithe Yakima
Indians, which was simply corrective
measure, his name having been mis-
spelled when originally sent by the presi-
dent to the senate for confirmation. The
error while annoying was . natural one
as Mr.. stabler probably wrote and for
warded his own name to the president,
who. being personally unacquainted with
the great parliamentarian and not famil-
lar with his hand writing called in .
number Of experts and finally after much
study deciphered 1t as originally sent to
the senate.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-27

ment through his friend Voorhees, for .
division Of the salary. But, alas, "the
best laid plans Of mice and men gang aft
aglee." The party Of the second part"
happened 70 tell Hon. J. J. Browne, .
prominent democrat, about the arrange
ment he had made for obtaining the
Office and Mr., Browne very promptly
denounced it and had the agreement
cancelled. Has Mr.. Wilson forgotten all
these things? II 50 his memory must be
detective.
THE HERALD Is not q violent partisan
and likes 10 take conservative view Of
all men and measures, but 1t Il unable to
zee any good or consistency in this fellow
Wilson.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-27
NOrmrHsrANDIxo the strong pFotectiV

NOrwITHsTANDNo the strong protective
platform on which the republicans stood
during the last presidential campaign
there l. now little doubt but what they
will shortly introduce in congress q bill
for the reduction Of tariff. That the
country has become educated up to Mr..
CIeveland's views Is illustrated BY the
Chicago Tribune warning the republican
party and the republican congress that
something must be done to rob the dem
ocrats Of the political capital they must
otherwise have in q campaign on this
iaaua.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-27

Two DEsPRRATE young men recently
schemed 70 capture Senator Tabor in bed
and hold him for . ransom Of 80 900.
They evidently had little Idea Of values.
for Tabor is about the cheapest man who
ever came into public notoriety. II they
had been successful, and be was clothed
in one Of his famous night-dresses, hiI
relatives might have put up . hundred o.
two dollars 10 secure his release, provid
ing he had not been stripped Of his real
worth.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-27
WILSON'S CONSISTENCY.

HAAoON y CO0oNoA6NSN
Il was q great victory for that great
man, John L. Wilson, when he, as con-
gresham from the great state Of WASH
ington, succeeded in having the lady
postmistreas at Montesano removed.
And Mr.. Wilson stands forth with char
aeieristic greatness In his teIegraphie
answer 10 the lady, when she asked to
be informed as to tie reason for her
removal. His answer is that he "Wanted
q republican" in the Office. It is true the
lady l. q republican but her great sin was
In accepting the ofice from . democratic
administration. Her brothers and family
relatives were soldiers and officers In the
Union army during the times that called
for sacrifices and her sisters were nurses
Of the sick and wounded In the hospitals.
But what Of thisP When 1t comes toI
holding once Mr.. Wilson wants some
one who would not deien TO accept Office
At the hands Of q democratic administer
ton.
Il would seem that congressional
hopor, have caused mi. fellow to forget
M own Dast history There are people
IN thia tate who we'll remember that
John 1. Wilson tried faithfully to yet an
appointment from The same democratic
admIniUtr.tion that 0ava the appointment
10 tbIa ladv. He was receiver Of the land
ofica Al spokane Falls when President
Cleveland tool hIs seat Al Wasbin0ton.
Did wilson resienP Did be acorn the
,dea Of holdino Office under the democratic
pra.idap,P q moi He beld ON ike 0yim
death Cor some two wears and when hin
term sxpired he belabored the democratic
% Iet him have another term. The l,vis-
Iatura az Wasbinoton territory was In
a...;on and h. oot a man N % .mono
~ demor-,t;c msmber. ~ that bodv
and ~ q manv of them a. he could u
ion IA p.tition. ba0vinv Cleveland ~
rr-oppoint rim TbiS VS. NO, an He
w,oae Ont .shumble u.,;,lon.,, ana b,Ted
man q a Io-th n remo,e nlaee. and cir-
eula,s hen ior sionatuTes. An decent
,.nubl,e.na and democy,ts IN tbo.e davs
1900 uDon thIu NJ Wilson win Io,binv
snd con,empt M Vas d,.,Tusied Nv
,sD,,,i,.ss. "a $500 Nv dsOoc,.,.
Fngene WIl.on ,hsn n D.vton and now
. 1900, tror Ki,,i.ss coUn,v ~ cls,l
AZ ~ le1i.l..1y. IA c,rruls.sd ! pe,i.
tIon an tbat ana occ,.Ion Thia later
peti,ion ~. circulated amon0 ne ,eDuI,-
nesn nsmbs,- snd vas siSnsd Nv sbou.
m a them n pIscad ~ ahnmbla
Detitioner y John I. WiIson in bis tTue
iIabt and protested aeainat hIs Fe-appoInt-
ment. when he "humble petitioner, "