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KING KALAKAU's LAwYKR.


Attorney General Of Hawaii IL Now WIS.,
tttng In seattle.
Hem Clarence W. Ashford. attorney general Of
the Kingdom Of Hawaii. has been in the eity
several days Waiting friends Mr.. Ashford en-
tered Kssg KAiakau's csblnet July !. 1897 Tho
cstinet formed sf that time Was ~ follow:
Minister OF france, William l. Green: foreign
sraifs. Godfrey Browns interior. Lauren A.
Thusssou: attorney general. Clarence ~. Ash
ford. Since that time Mr.. Green. the minister
% fnancs. tired. owing 10 III health aud sam
se l. Dsnon b IL present IN thai position Cox
onei Joasshan Austin has Aisn sspplsutcd Mr.
Godfrey Brown rs munster of foreign AFFAIRS
shortly after the present estinet was selected
the rsyosutionsry constitution was adopted,
waieh materially curfsied the powers Of the
kias. He can do no hias nov, ~ the saying
sosa without the canseat OF the lexisiatare-
pa-ing the recent disturbances a. Honolulu.
aud throughout the Engdcm Ne. Ashford sas
brought into considerable prominence by his
devotion 10 the royal party. After the sssur-
rresson last sunrner. and toe arrest Of the con-
spsFssogs, Mr. Ashford - attorney general ct the
ksnsder. eaiaacsed the legal Proceedings
Brought ~ sgn-s them. AZ the coariussan Of the
trials. which occupied several months. Mr.
Ashfcri cane 70 America for rss aud recre-
stssn Hst -ss went 10 Washington q ' 20 confer
With NJ Carter. she Hawaiian minister sspcn
snnse iuaroTssat government matter, and then
wenf 10 Canada snd visited relatives. NJ Ash
ford Il astsgW Canadian. and hss essy been q;
tee Sandwich ssss1ss . few years
Mr. AsEfs RI sAss evening expressed himself as
sreassy pleased wilh seattle sad was wonder
f1'sy surprised ~ sse ctr with saea magnih-
cent PROPORTIONS IL sai4 bic woasd Ike 10 I've
assv himself. sr6 ustn't kBow hat What be
wenla Sasae 1Sv ssr. AsAfos1 isf saxs night tos
sAa FrkaetNee, from ahiea place he vii take
the Srxaseer Iss nosssifss
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po acs Snme u core gSa Ms 1.r enfssdr nnc~F-
tatasfss waea yea e9a nsy - allie s'~ssa rites
ssess wasssssc hae Ne sure sAssss hafe Aews
offered ~ an ksyss sasr VIII nsassEAs@ IN fke
seive af IfAnsrl 9aae< 4 te., 80 eSNessd street
Tnastv tAemssad fN asS kss sae~a stt~ns ~ essst~
ing Most as Psxk bat sfnx. crave w~s8s.
Anas. No loss II ses.ss, Que ga - cor. taif.s
present. svsa gFscss i sskea ~ tAs hssxk tbs
week. Tsrfas. ea1-sSeFtA cash. KssFr nssk
~tss 50 this vesk sd prices wSli sasSFas "a
ak saeasAs fxaaasae ihe property 90 gs0a1d
ara u<e vuer avn iaSgEseaL Tasss trsse saaes
vii aat be e&t&spseiV iss<F Free Este over
siecsrsc h ~ sxaaisse
kemnxass dress xeess Chester Sssxzy.
TIE ar.rs sssSx ~ asss - s<@eef ssoU q
Ckkrsss Ssss,ds i. - the Astsr
K<mnsnss silks caesser Cg~sgr
Remnants isnens casssef EsHsy.
SsS sassss - senss eaael
Gssanxats csasaes- sAssiss csssFv.
ksmnaats lace eursaiax Chesses s-searr.
DC. rrrse as e ssss N tse sas AIS sas ire -
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nxSr He&sen eaosk-
ksmaanss smerasasrt~s Shesser esssaxy
kssnnaass rissoas Chcssse Slz.rs.
Remnants Ere bExes aFsss Sas1s Chester
cseasy.
cha fAr<es IS ats NzEtsN
Remasrss vhise reea~ cacsser clsArr.
KemnAnm asanrsA caessss cssasy.
sHsss~~ ssssss.s "a . ~ "a - Aaax EsA
"a Is sus ends Ia ass sepsys aesa IL se sso~cA
eos tails wssk- thcstps Css4sy.
- & ~ SC. 80. e. &r. ~. 2sr. liz. L. 10.
tee lar. 10. w. isr. s&c- NJ sasrss3eFsss -
dncrd - tas sase. Cee&zsr CssAsy
New yerussss 3asf sr~se8 Ghestee G1sssy.
Fsssy r~ats esys s<asssesss v2.sss. gass IL
Caesar IisAfs-
Ten e~rtx . see Ane 81 ssstssf handkerchief.
iusx cgsn<t Sss<ssx S-<arv.
xsu ssnesAns cassz~s Cssary.
O. yavsn = ssnn ssndaA
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You will be hard, indeed, to
suit if you cannot find some
thing satisfying in this selec-
ton.
These I1enriettas are all
wool. silk finish. and 4S inches
wide, OF the latest fashionable
shades and will make up beau
tifully.
Some Of the more delicate
shades in these new goods are
exquisite and attain greatest
favor at the first glance. The
vioIets, pinks and blues are
genuine revelations Of the
dyers' art
The new shades displayed in
this first Importation give
promise that the summer and
spring shades viii far exceed
those of last season in beauty.
Further lines Of early spring
goods viii keep coming in righ.
along for some weeks yet.
These new Henriettas are
now on sale.
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- - - s s.
SueArs Gef
E0twszhssnn1tng yes1Erdar - - 0asa ~
stnee H. op<nxne ~ - sa1e a. so10 - -
epFn nAxu~. Ghese - eEf1 s<sung - nnsA-
&nd 70 sa<A - <x1enx skas - As1esy = sasr -
~ eFoWdnd noe onay ID the oseotn& eGx . -
eafux ~ n1xinee - well
RoFkznnd excAanGD onm0o40 1Ron
Jueh5 -caxnaas - Sx15ons-
III EMma yuch 40 fhe dial MmRueftO -
NGzsdsy ereafne. her Carmen last nikAt wn
no se&s arsisie srfugph - enkifsly dtesinaaas
srs ~ twp cAaraesess IN eveET passt<u-ar tnsk
fhese was Duch rpecn3oktco - % hOw -
yoush3a1 pxfma 1unnn, - ua - uUpH ena
una6xcte3 q - 6erDan mat11o. vouia arqess
herneaf - ~ dashing szd possonnfe e1eAssW
g1fl 10 ssy ~ - nSpAssed ~ ht<1eus an
ue1pssisne ~ tke su<sieec~. - but simple 5u<ssee
Her coreap<tun u he eAAueefui. pet pesfecefJ
fsarh and opeu ekarnes~r 81 the spanish gin
tsnltlfssly tSus - nafurs. ard het setting Hnn
the nO0ess she u1ps H9Et1y upoa she ef2Ees
euSieus = re vhae nv sdnffef ny ee kneeE
tux - ker shrina, 10 the stronx and fsA'assar
desfh scene st the close 81 the cpera- sn0ss =
fserpuGh understanding Of The passions and isa-
paieea W6tGA dominate tAa ceacarser - shc
southeyn woman. and . marvellous apf1-
sade snd sam IN the3s delaneaki0n- sae
informs poa JCoe at hef kuQde1u
sUakeufd lore Tor him at their 6rss meeting iN
N easy mann~r. bora, indeed. OF habit. and
claims hts in Fefura. ike the queen 81 n<I
sphere thAs she II. accus;cuned 70 RIO thSusaf o.
TIE resusnl Of auy mans heart instantly 70 rista
it, Afsecsiua- The scene WITH boa Jose, when
her kspfis were hound. vas dore With mash
naivezse: and The play Of her ehxnseial eno-
tfo1s Of lore, anger and snIaines Was mssf
csevsssy shown IL the third act. vhefe she "a
cinases her lover into dIsrexnrfing the call r.
treat 1her. 200. in fhe Anal esene she rossrays
fauiticssly stubborneas. dssixht q h<r maafdsnea
lovers despair ~ tie s0und ct the forFsadose
snng. and . dare-dovf, dseance - the aparoarh-
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= ~. Wright Of the real estate Gsm Of warren
4 Wright Of Astosis, Or, waa in this city yessef.
day.
M v. n. white sstusned on the steamer
Pueblo fFom California. where be had hssn Tor
two wontha
Rev. J. 4. Hanna, psstos d the Prcsbyserian
church on vsshon Island. - Spending lev
days with seattle fsisndA
NJ. George ". Grained. who has hosa in the
HAel cd u San Trauctsco for ssvesal months,
Il v1sittnx ttfenda IN The city.
Hon. =. ,. Hessesey. one ~ the runaway
Democratic members u the Montana iegsslasaFe.
woo IN the CITY tor = leu houn yesterday. ac-
ccmpanted b. bic daughter. Miss Henncssy.
Mn. VI = Rnpyan. oil Chicago, 10 Whiting her
dAuehtss, MR g. = n. Pratt, Of snis CRY. Mr.
RuuyAn viii arrive In FEW weeks aud = party
eorststing of NJ. aud Mn Runsan and Nj. and
Mrs.. Pratt win take . trip 10 AiaskA
NJ Carroll nsmmIck. formerly head clerk In
The auditors Once OF The Puget Sound shose
Rad. returned hone yesterday from . SIX
months' visit 70 RELATIVES In Ann AYbor. Mich
NJ. kemmick hes taken = position Win the Ore
eOu lmprovement Company.
M. c. G. Gilman, al Chicaeo president OF the
lnssrnssiouai Terra Gotta Manufacturing Com
pHny. uho has becu sojoufning IN this city for =
couple Of weeks. iefs foe home last uisns NJ
Z. n plumridge. II fhs Exec sior Brick Com.
pany Of shis city. started FOR Chicavo as he
some tine for ths prrposs d bringing his fam
liz here.
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Drs. DARN can lie consoles rec n the
Hoset Gsndo 70. corner Thirteenth aua
FaosSc avs4ns. Tacoma. W4sa OisIcn horrs
shsopsr q Eases. cAtaTrh SnS aesfgf4ss are
sonhd-nraisy and successfully treated.
No rsses faxsn naseSs ues med curabie or
iHspsavsbss. CGses "a ceFssis siss~sses
guaranteed. aas never published IN the
GsperS Not csse@ can rersive haass
treatment alter visit 20 the nocfors
ofsieel fssqairies answered and circulars
sent free.
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Arscor.es n shs meet vssoruas city Of IN are
ever xtars~a On the eoasr. Ai.eozsA sefeT q
msngA cid. IL isas over .a9 par7aneas Ishss-
fxs1ts srd nss arrsiv essssSsae3 ~ corr
Esrrsal supremacy Lsrxs scesa doeks hsvs
been neary completes b. the oregoa impsus~-
r<ns Com gaay sHd sfrr~. railway "a der
rpssstruesioz. Thse4 large ssvuEIlx ard - her
rsaAufsczsries are nesas snss. wssI - ssss-
sisss- srsnt hsss4A sAax caiaasnxs AID c<aser
improvements
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AnaCOrteS
The Queen City Of the Lower
Sound.

wesse making . scectaisy OF Ansecrses prop
CT ane eo1troa $50 ats ia he of'staa sosn-
s.sr. ahsch We sre seitag al $3.50 AIT saaO.
xe.A ias else eas Re hal la he tosnsfss Tor sssa
fhaa $50 AID l.351
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Engraved secffoaaI maps Of tbs remark able
country, nouHtea ca mnsltn aud sezlsrs. inst
issued By hskef, Batch 4 Co. cssi. sssglacerx.
Atkfnu hicck And 81 - FOR specimen copy.
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rnaeDIDrRy SALE

Ccntoiulrg enc ptcexs. eome seFy ene rcss1s:
n~W hands osse pestcyns. tbetudsnx fouuraxs,
ailevvrs. edgsngs inserunxA cite. al reduced
IL the sale. Chester Gleary.
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10 FEE IScREDULoUs.
there Was Never the 1lsn Who Was
Eooisa or Humbuggsd-He
Hambu9s HimsslT.

Foeisa or Humbuggsd-Hs
Hambuss Himsslf.
The human race affords In itself most
singular study. There are among the
many class of thinkers those who rsp,se
too much confidence In others, too little
confidence In themse.ves, or no confidence
in anything. The man who knows it ali
himself, the man who thinks somebody
sc who knows 1t all and the man who
thinks he knows who knows it all. The
egotist. the simplcton and she skep,ic
Recognizing the fact that people require
more substantial evidence than mere words
and promises, urs. Darrin resort TO The
most legitimate methods OF advertising
themselves by advertising their cures.
That those among the community may
be afsordei an opportunity Of investigating
before calling in person upon the doctors,
the following testimonials are published
bear NJ evidence OF the doctors ability
and skill a. we'll o. success:
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An Opsa Letter.

SEATTLE. w. r.
Drs. Darrin-- Gentlemen: l now take
the pleasure Of writing you that after 4
full course OF your electromagnetic treat.
mens am entirely cured OF psin in my
chest which has troubled me for over eight
years. Having been unier treatment BY
doctors OF Liverpcci. Glasgow. Calcutta
and san Francisco. meme OF them did me
any good until | came under your treat
fnenf. which | am sure has permanently
crreai me. for which. gentlemen. beg TO
Eemain, yours gratefully.
WILLIAM LITTLE
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No small char haases wsii Ne fsss.; 10 We'd.
land rark ~ { Passn~v b Plsas arauH assI
rfcaesc. building ss9 Goa eusse snis ssstns
Several et hers zpssg ~ scstct hssst - fcr a2e
hesa.s fnis properts will sfssase rap tsr Ia
salae. Daniel Joaes & Co. sgeafs. ca Sseona
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Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY BAR

ecuntsr, hack ear sn3 mirrors Ftxtares ready
Ea1e Ga hsa1 ass1 ma5e % erva@. geErn~
txs se make ~xtQs " assA agr< store efsxnxx spe-
xtassy, tasresOse "a Nns sc O. Ne eAz save Fs1
EazxT q ~ Texgnnee Il Co.. ssszcxssars %
Gsrssrsss Ca. .xS0 srosss street.
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We reduced TIE price of these me. oil wool,
satin hnsshed h@nraess&x. comr'ete line OF
callers. VERY vide sast due. 10 Sec ysri ~ the
sale. Chester Ciesry
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We viii pace co safe srrnerrnw AL the rem.
nants that aseumtiiatsi sufinx big sale. All
the var Ous departments are we'll represents
We have married them ~ prices shat VII insure
their speedy sale. Chester Clesry.
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WILLIAM LITTLE.


NJ. Editor-Isear Sir: I reside IN North
Yakima. w. r. | consulted rs. Darsin
for deafness. Nv left ear was totally deal.
With one operation With DEs. Dsrrir.'s
electro MAGNETIC cure. OF ten minuses.
was made 10 hear as well ~ ever in fnv
Iife- taE he reserred 10 - ca the srssh of
nay statement c. Y. FOWLER.
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)
luKIls SIIGERIII 1 CO

You should notice the first
arrivals Of the spring goods.
These are just a starter, as il
were, and the new goods viii
keep coming in steadily from
now on.
Hcnriettas will maintain the
lead in staples throughout the
coming season. In fact, this is
the fiat of fashion. OF course,
there are countless novelties to
come, but Henricttas will be
the leaders.
Those piles Of Hcnriettas on
the dress goods counter arc the
FIRST arrivals Of spring goods.
They are genuine beauties
Nothing SO exquisite and deli
cate in shades has yet been
produced and they are without
exception new.
Just feel the goods. It's a
| pleasure to handle cloth with
such excellent body and text
ure. The splendid silk finish
gives it life and the all wool
body is evidence Of its wearing
qualities.
Our lady customers have
been in perfect rhapsodies over
the delicate shades shown, and
they are not limited to halt a
dozen colorings simply. but Sc
lection is to be had from a hum
dred or more bewildcringly
handsome shades.
This is a list Of some Of
them. You must see them to
understand their real beauty :
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nfowns Rronchs2l froch<<- 80 wsde2y
S1eNt - an sssmlrah reEnesty for hsczeAitlA
-. essences, eoa.As szd shruas frcnhss> ec,d
10y a fcx =
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Pullman s~servsuesss Es3e ser al tosnts Vast
via TIE Soskhefa Fsesdr sRksseass. the - stte&lsf
sserreg aud aEatax-css fsas. A. thabeyks city
tlekes agent ia sNruaA steest. heeson block
H. Ionksn, depee ticket agent. ssxsties
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raE MAID" on TIE nEAca.



The sseam scow Mail 81 SreSen, Ga her way
q, seattle iron she lawer saan5. vita esrs. of
iurss her vert ashore GA Afas1w potns da<sag
tae gaze yesterday moTnlng
she wss WORKING ~ this wav GA the ice shore
Aus vas unable - gns arSani ske Esasss. SIRE be-
came urmsnaxeshle. aad uss seea ssrrsad
ssAnge ssrSkinS nn tire beach 81 80 esrlnex
tie sea w4s hTvs3lAx hard araana sss yesser-
ssay ancrssnsl. hst SOS esss2es wsfhczs aSssrs.
Her cxxw ,atnasae- wlfh hsr.
TIE Nsst sN Crv-rn was svoexas here frosa
roslfsnA wheFe sne "a cwnes. - Aasuss last
lac ssss ErsksSsss' Assezisi Sona S1ny aa4 ssx,sss
faas orsanizsssaa eexsn~ s&fancs sac aas eeea
IA ske seshsa@ ts&sr. sac - Waited Al s-sss
An etsars wl. ee made To res Asrea ske he<ea
iass - SOFA ss tAn wessass sasste-sses.
KEnrcKp RATS EAsr.
Ys-.s-siass u kess via sas ynSoa ssAegac se.srse
a. chseAxe. 80. srs@a1 es2ss, ~. 4. = A.rs5n
sity sssk e sSss.k -s -sat4 ss1sss, ESst1E hsrsk
o. =. EriS.s aren't ssSy s-eck.
rrses. al hss,css IN y p.ssse,s srxf sssssssau
- Aafsxr< 1sH DC s1t&nee1 $50 azses NJ xca I
ossss pssees =, s~lzsssn sAs AZ rsesssr styAne
tea. wsgs sws see "a isessts are cara az ID as3
Sc 1snx Csc sAarr Eafvssees - xssG@s sa~n
Taessan4s - s@es VIII Esd ssz YscyEseas Al sal
rnxn Bias nsatst fsa~s 4 80. g. sseoaa ss-ses
Maaay IL fhA. NaSy sa1pgosemsnss E-vsasssSs
a.xn fAss srs@ gsne r@~ntSz "a ApFzz eth SEE
ssaHAsssAs F~s<& rassrsA~a - bad il aeat tAlf
rrssws wa.G ssn.1tiv As~xnre
rss~ Ne Sovsssrn p~sssx Tssaress. the hsxs
s1nAss.ess sssss, snr al fu1ats Fest A. tAssa~rx
sses Is ses xxvsss - sSesaG ssrsss Hess1z esoet
A. Iaaktxs 1xt~ek ssskax Az ~ s<AaksnL
Get hssek az ao<s - sess ~rek' = sasr 81 N14-f-
ssna r.xk Yes ust gale nsaaey b&rs~s
Sssaes q se e.. ssxna4 ssees. roez& :. Haxsrs
- ssss sscsa siassFts ssSseas exwn. ses cher
Eee ksseFxFe sesas~.
rknl - e. 0eA>kt> r.x
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PRESS GOODS
Al cur dr~ss gsoas reduced ~ 'ar satn. Wen
dsfssi bargains taxsrss SLfAsr,
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Local PoeenoeF AGENT n c. Martin. Of the
rnion Pacific railroad. received . telegram
ON General Passenger Agent I. ". Lee. Pacific
Division. OF Portland. yesterday. announcing
thst. commencing With today, the last -.ail
train. 81 No. Z, VIII leave Por LAND for the East
ii q N. daily. This will give passengers from
Paget sound smpe time 10 make the transfer
from the Eorshcrn Pacific depot 70 the Union
Pscide depot aad make connections with the
&C. In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

Pietures 81 Bmma Juch On Every Hand
--Sale Of seats.
4 splendid collection Of photos q Kmma
Juch. the peerless prima donna. 10 on exhibi-
tiop in the window Of stewart 4 Holmes' drug
store. Her features ere also portrayed in elegant
Autographs on nearly every billboard and dead
wall and from many shop windows In the city.
Nsns&er Frye has also had printed l,o0o
pamphlets bearing an excellent likeness OF the
peimA donna on the cover and containing .
great deal OF information concerning the Grand
English Opera Company. and more particularly
the repertoire and programme for the season
here.
Manager Frye was kept busy q the box sheet
ct Yemen vaughn's music store 81: day yestef-
day. constant stream Of men and women
pAssed before him, and several hundrsd seats
vsre sid. The Gale continues today.
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TsA~ NE SorsAsrn E.ssse Ts11ross, rhe hrss
sassEssess ssss. snr ell fsszafs Fest A fsssA~rx
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

0ldrsn Cry Tor Pitehss's Casaosia.
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Gee a hssrk az ao<s . ses. seex sac 81 we'd
lad rxxk Yes ust gale aaoaey bsrs<s
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scSyfcR Krvxkx' eornr
20 Tie snss 10 recover tsa 80 which vac srosxht
kaanhease 4 BAKER against Antaaay nsressa.
- raaaati6
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

An Inventory In the estate OF Julia u. Rogers
- eled BY Nathaniel L Rogers. administrative.
= me probate court yesterday. An orses vas
spsea by Judge osnoya appointing e tsooisns,
seo<st Moran and ID. r. narie appraisers.
warrant was s>sned by Judge Oshorn -
enax caAs Profile into ccass to Be tried Ios To-
AAsv. fruhlc was ARRESTED ahsat three
sesks ago for setting Gre a. esd
= = 'aeksoa-ssrces losxsnx-ha re grand
ycfy resaraed not srue e.il ia his case ca &C.
oosEs Of his mental contifioa. and Fccum-
escied his dcsension AZ tho xxysaua
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-20

IN SETON fer divorce on account of cruel and
Mhaman treatment Was hFoush; by Helen Has.
~ against her husband. Maurice hassest The
platn'in asleees thst she was married to the de-
kndaat al PARIS. France. May - tsSS. after
shseh tAy esne 10 Washington. and ar TO
August II. isss were living sf whaseom. The
fAiaNn farther alleges that she Waa driven
csaa Their home by her husband on August II.
~. aud that he has since refused 10 sapsost
80 She asks tos the custody Of their minor
eksld
Connecticut western news., 1890-03-12
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 12. 1890.
Fairfield County Justice.

During the week. justice, badly dis tempered with mercy, and 6tfully ad- ministered, has sent five persons from the Bridgeport jail to the state prison. Frederick Merrill, when drunk. murder ed his wife, and was sent to the state prison for two years, and precisely the same sentence was pronounced in the case of John Reagan, who stole watch and chain. This teaches that to kill ones wife, and petty theft, are equiva- lent crimes under Connecticut law. It is further shown that the watch and chain were worth less than ten dollars, and that the life of mans wife Is less precious than that of his paramour, for Henry Somers, who stole ten dollars, was sentenced for two years and six months, (which makes the watch and chain worth only eight dollars) and Charles Lee, colored, was sentenced to five years for killing his paramour, which shows that our Connecticut courts think that Q colored mans paramour is two and a half times more sacred than 8 white mans wife. Samuel Fessendep, of Stamford, is state attorney for Fairfield county Norwalk Hour.