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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-21

Two" Religious" Thieves Plumber Farmers.
RFADISG, Pa, MAY 2O-Two expert crooks OF a very
seductive tIo have appeared In this section and
successfully operating under the guse OF religious lee
turors They are handsome well dressed and glib
tongued Last week they appeared in Lyons this coun.
y and called at the parsonage OF the Rev George W
Fritch giving their names the Mats brothers OF New
York city They stated that they theological stu
dents aud lecturers on vacation and desired to he
recommended to quiet and respectable family where
they could obtain board for three months Their man
ners and appearance were very preposEessnY 50 the
minister recommended them To David AnystadL n re
Epected citizen, who Ub.iglngy accommodated them
with comfortable suite OF rooms In his house.
Thar night .ho pair conducted family worship They
were excellent Gospel hymn singers and were thor.
ouKhy verted in the Scriptures Next morning they
mnce pie because II contained liquor that evening
they failed to make their appearance at Ruppeg. and
search was made through the house II found that
while the members of the family busy In the after
the students had been getting in their fine work.
Trunks bureaus and wardTObos up stairs had been
thoroughly ranBacknd and plundeTel of money and val
uAbes The pair. however, had evidently boen Inter
ruped at their work for they left behind KIT Of bur
glars tools and satche full Of keys of every magn.
able shape and variety few o! them mark ell
N. T.. L. Y, a W. X r.
This week tho two students" have been heard of in
the lower OF the county hut have not yet been ap
pretended. They are about % and 80 wears OF
age respectively. The taller is s feet 10 inches in
height with brown mOusiAche and red scar below
the right eve, Tho other Is feet inches high OF
slight build, and dark eyes and moustache,
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Alderman Storm introduced ordinance in the
Board OF Aldermen yesterday requiring the surface
railroad companies to run from midnight until o
A. NJ, on twenty minutes hsEdwEy, under penalty OF
800 for each violation. The ordinance adopted
but requires tho signature Of tho Mayor before be
comes effective Alderman Flynn wanted the Ord
nance to embrace the second and Smith avenue
waited roads aud was surprised to that the Board
had no power over tho Manhattan RAILWAY Company.
The Third sixth, and Eighth avenue roads are now
running their all night or the other lines the
Broadway runs cars the latest the last leaving the
stables At A n and comp citing iS trip Al 2Ii6 A. NJ.
BertOA "Ssc,"
OnartE $50, pntl $50 naL-Ldn
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BertOH "Sec,"
Quartz 800 pintS, $50 nsL-Adp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-23
NOTICE 10 CONTAGIOUS.


N0TFcE To sHlgnEyEF M RsS--sg T-T1g FIRE
~ n<Ax Seazs1 Dds vii he rsceIynI b. TIE
HSsfeFs Ezsed clerk 81 The rsy ii Sezrte On o.
= tore asss1sz, Eehzasry :. $50 II ssa c'el0ek
els u asees1 ase- wstA the pass sssa ssec g.
the e e hal
Al bios 20 reresre e1rsiaerssiaa rnzsss este
NDeTa = s. psuf-sSefi 90 eeassrcef sss3 heal ana
Fsatst be zceoznssSss<zz n eszt5z4ss ehesk q 4
sssttls nsa6 scr slss sem Of toag tncnsznd
s&s& city sna r. - kNfest 4 10 said cry saeasa
the s1EreSssei hsa1eT refuse 90 neesees 20 eater
saEo = essztraef and s1rnssa q esme aa@ xasHrseu9
sSana n he sagn Of the contract gxsce wssh "a
kxe dAsS afs2r the awsssi Sf srea sonsrsrt -
the cetzuaoa epu1css a said cry
se rasnt = hsrsey rsxvvs.i Is sesect any sn6
FiTss publication Ct tats nossce. Jsaaary s.
isaAs
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -sEA a.gD FR0.
7 lss@ls via ~ resesTsS - the beaz1 % CON
rnassionsEE q klae county, y 2khfngsun ut ne
ezaes @ ths eesnty safssT. = seattle, Nssh-
lugsol, an or before MonG.s. p bsrary Z A d.
1sa. a II o'clock q n, iss fara3ssilg zud st
Ezz 3 81 "A steel ami trsst lisa 4agss via cor
Fs1azs. asse tor sHsnIs6isw .ntss aa8 wtncaw
Row IL s0uyse al erection - seattle. AaShihg.
ten, IN accordance wffs fge clans arsl sfsessa e
eafsons prepared hy W. gischle areaAseet
aE1a asW on 1e "a he arehitscfs efEsee n Toaras
l. sssl Il, kuTB building, corner Of Yesiey ave
nae gnG south Second slFs4ss IL sestfle Wast
copies 81 which may * had nuon spps cation 60
ths ssestsees; accompanied ~ eposit o. 81 as
Seczrity for their return
kacE pfopossl mus be accompanied by Ger
nned check ON sossse lss s. hank ia fhn gnFa OF
fifteen eun1fe1 aalizys 81. o.. made payable 70
ths orsser Of tae Treasurer % Kiag county.
WaSsiasto1. as guaT1rtss tsaf IN cas-
Vt the awsra q the esa'raas being ms1e
10 hia, the s1szt fstntz1IsF9 khs1t sasof
into a 4oFual eontrses a. pxenaxes hy
the architect. and furnish good and safi-
csunt bombs aeeosdlnT e lAw fer the faithful ex
ure nt which the SAID check sbalf be forfeited
70 king county Essze1t recossFss az8d for
% the bidder
No proposal VIII be consiaerea unless sccoEu-
panied By such certified cheek
The cufngai ssfaurrs reserva the right to reject
any or ail ol the bids
Dated this eth day o. December, 1ss9.
wE FORREST,
County Auditor and ex-oficso CLERK OF the
Boavd OF Cogss~ Commissioners of King
eeunty. Washington.
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wlrn 4 lIamrEp oAspIK.
tssesai People fa8ased BY . Natural
Gas KxpiosiaA.

tesssai People faIased BY . Natural
Gas KxpiosiaA.
fssmHrRa. Pa, Ian. q An axploaion
Il aAtnfal gas this morning completely
wrecked q ihreestoFy frame dwelling.
5eha sup. . years old. was killed; Mrs.
Thseiafs Ringer. aged - years. badly
usshsd and burned. viii die; Miss Annie
Nlp vas very seriously injured. alx
others we're wounded aud some seriously
minsed.
The explosion vas caused by q lesk In
lhe cellar. Mrs. Ringer started down iato
he cellar with lighted candle. When
shs reached the foot Of the Stare the gas
Ignlied and terrific explosion followed.
which shock all the buildings in the vicla-
III The house was lifted from its sonnda-
is'a and blown 10 pieces
At shs time there were ten persons in
BE building. and all but an infant were
nnfe or less injured
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No TRUTH IN rr.
eaasSadiction Of this Sensational LandoI
silver stoFy.

eaasSaaiction OF this Sensational Landon
silver starry.
LESBOS. Jan. % Nothing has been pub
khsd here in regard 10 the report that the
1zk Of England has recently been heavy
aafshaSer Of silver bullion. and eonteai-
PATS tbs issue Of pound notes, redeem.
We IN silver. The chief financial authori-
2 tsserted positively that the Bank Of
Nsssnd had made no such purchase OF
sas'en. ana was not buying hallion now.
Purchases OF silver aFe not being made by
~ london bank Neither the Bank Of
hKaand nos any other hank tn England
@sla issue pound notes without specIal
naaortiy by act of parliament Il Is con-
tssfed doubtful whether so conservative
= institution - the Bark os England
soasd Be making preparations for suicidal
ssFsssaFt from It's previous history before
sssihile authority had been secured.
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a DEAD mar pInEcrogY.

htiers freaese Us Rand Against Eax-
iish ideas,
ss'eAso. Jan AT the annual con-
.asioa u the Merchant Tallors' National
sssoelaison President Turner deprecated
= practice e English agents soliciting
80 n This country by promising goods
= = per cent below trade prices. He also
.ssosasea the adersi0a Of = style Of gar
- sased upon tastes thoroughly Amer
and breaking away from English ideas.
tae sseentlve COMMITTEES recommended
= establishment Il a buresn Of iafoyma.
= watch should publish = monthly rating
-. % be eomplese directory Of all the
FaA.osAis in biz cities.
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sOS-POLITICAL BILLS.
Q,peas Of the Timber Cnlture
Law.
BOARD OF sDsuDIcATlos
~..sr.s 81 Damages Inflicted By Indians
-Ssn-Appearancs Of csrser's
sfInlag Experts.

u.srs<1roE err. JEF. a. Representa-
=. Hsnshrough has introduced q bill 10
- The timber culture LAYS. IT pro-
- that ell entries heretofore made may
!. perfected and on al entries before Jan
rasv. $50. the entrym8n may par tae gov
<ssass.t price per acre for The lana entered
-; rs,esye patent, on condition that IL be
$500 thai an honest effort has been made
4 oltain the growth OF trees On rot less
.s.n i've acres for period Of not Less than
6ar years, and there has been failure 70
snsssia such growth as = result Of ere,
s.,astic influences or condition or stertiity
# dc SOIL
fautests now pending are 10 be settled In
,eeogdauce With the provisions Of the old
~ except that IL shall not be lawfnl Tor
g lard 10 be entered under the timber
ealtufs act
Az TRkfeATfos itIIs~
ahe senate select committee Oh Irgiga-
An and reclamation OF lands held ses-
~ LAST evening. Major Powell. director
i he United States geological survey. ex-
rz:nsd By aid 81 maps the drainage area
sd the region OF arsexiar weil districts
I'D locations, and At some length elsicldAt-
i lsis views GU local irrigation districts.
RI major read 20 the committee q bill
z.z.ssa hy him which provides for topo-
rapAie and photographic surveys OF Grid
.1Das. for the segregation Of tie same
kge srfizabie. pastoral and timber lands,
A. txo latter 70 remain the property Of
lie Uss;ied States for the use Of the people
4 he irrigation districts. The bin provides
Ief federal control over interstate waters
I'd the formation OF water districts under
as eantroI OF states and territories.
inBIAn cIArNs
ssuatog Mitchell introduced bin which
~ hesH prepared after good deal Of
s.aas Of Indian claims. IL proposes new
ssshcd Of settlement The bill authorizes
he president To- appoint three commits
sszzss. 10 be taown rs q c6aFt eE adiudi.
asion. They arc TO draw 5000 a year
nsry snd are to be authorised to employ
feafk at e 600. They are 20 hold office
fi Isei and are 10 take testimony as 10
pfaenal and property injuries received ~
Dc hands Of these Indians and pass on the
as4ire Of the claim Tor remuneration. They
81 authorized 90 employ five speeisl agents
nske investigation, and eli claims must
presented within three years from the
etsl;on Of the commissioners or be for.
81 allowed 10 so by the board.
representative Carter said that the min
hK experts, vho had been expected 10
pIsaf before his commission. have not
vi In an appearance. The distance was
p great and IN their absence II was doubt
a il pubic hearings were 10 be had. The
ammssiea would probably prepare sneh
us a. seemed necessary unless some
tINrial subject was presented to the cam
SESSION.
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Net coed for trade.

1ans, 1sa, :, -~Csptaia Treviers. the
sssaea explorer 81 the east coast a Africa,
8 iae opinion tAst no commercial vent.
- Az possible q those portions Of the
.ssrY thteeeh whieh Ne Travelled.
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6l7 Third Street.
Ctoset T. MEACHAM

Advertisements under theheasis Of Ioss. Found
For saie. for Rent and sstuAtsoas wnnsea win
ts inserted a. the rate q cents = word TOR the
afss insersien. iesEs word for sash subsequent
insertion Payment Always IA advances.
FoTfCE-The business 0isca Of TIE PoeTJS-
TggIssKSeKE viii hereafter be open untfl L ,, M
Classified sayerts<mss..- viii 10 received up 10
shis noaE
Advertisements wlll Be received At branch
oaieea Of TEE Poa4EfArKLzsGpscxH at:
TAeosna. ...,......s..s l. Fowler agent
osympia...-z-a -. asisf sspa ". Bastsf. seent.
Poft Townsend. G. Earle, agent
TIE following letters await advertisers At this
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HE Al NegNTosEg, y o. c. =. A. GRADE
1 AZ q fEzsarfo SegserinNFs esstexe. fsSf.etek
- wasalArtsa sszsesE. seserAona Is ssable
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NOTICE TO sr0cKHorDEgs.


NuTlcE 10 STOCKHOLDERS -1HE AN
~ nnai meeting 81 the stockholders Of TIC A.
L. HoiAling Co sof Paget sang1h viii be held
81 their ofice in this efty January ~ lsqo 81 5
o'elcex p. m. ]. c. NIXON. fx4sderf.
NOTICE TO sTocKHoLpRRs-M Sc:
~ the annual meeting OF the stock holders Of
tns Seattle American Districf Telegraph Com
pany viii be held SIS the rooms Of the company
the election Of directors aud tn transaction OF
such other business Is may be properly bforRht
before IT, p J. GRANT, Ricc-P President
G. A. MATSOS, Secretary
NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF DITIDENDs-To
~ the stock holders OF the Seattle Transfer
CO. TIE trustees Of the esatsie transfer %.
have Declared dividend OF "a per cent on TIN
CAPITAL stock OF tire eoFporatIpn. payable on fsio
10th day OF January A D. iss5 at the Office oi the
company In Seattle, and like dividends win b.
paid thereafter ON or before the 10th day OF
each succeeding month anti further notice
NOAH ARMSTRONG, President
CHAS. ARMSTRONG. Secretary.
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ARE
NFKs KoMENA NICHOLS. AEIiST -AET
NJ kss4S1 1875 gseksgss asssst erNwang.
ngsg8a pasees els 0Ed gasszo pssnfinx IN
4gAzs - cents seF Eea tglF4ss- = eexl5ss esfo-
Fxsive pEi1EahS sgss = esses sis.leFs II tome.
xFes + II ssrTH. ART TART sSTrDIO
~ 81 Bessnn hzek. sNageattEE sss3i ssfs = -
sKE a8fsssk. BAses e0lGfs szsa elss TlsisDfs sea
eTns
XsnESA PAESIGNsS- f.E~sftSs 3kNEM IN
A. kfsfa ehsna vszsnfiEz EfsFa1. - ofc&stee
xNs7e anss fsiesd sod sg4Ese - eaiI& Afszt
Fss9 strrssa arr zas57 ~ 80 AGATE ssFess. ~
tsa45n IS grrs ar ksays
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DAINIER CIRCLE, c. 1. 3 @ NETS NEXT
II Monday evening at rs North Ninth street,
corner Cedar all ChaRfaaqnans cordially in
vif1d.
DEIHG DESTROYS or FORMING A SOCIETY
ID OF the Sons OF st. George ia the CRY Of Sc
attie, VIII be pleased TO receive names 81
Establishment and all persons Of English descent
who would ike 20 Join this organization.
James 4. Burre1 p u box IS.
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EseIsExss w eoNrnaerons.

can FRANCISCO gEfIs6R COMPASS X--ES.
- &Smeers aA6 contractors sSF hfs8Ess ~ esery
descriptions wharf b8sldinws ps2e driving. 1fe1E-
81z aaa FtRArs kaoves exrAxasIHSs pans ara
zzeet estk0ss sszraasae1 % sppsltatsoa, c1rre.
sgau6snce sozfetlsa useSs too- q JackHsn
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Yes|er Avenue and jzfksun sii7
Property.

One six-room house ands,los
two blocks from Yesler avenue,
to be sold on ir.stallmens plan.
Six acres, being lot IS. and
one acre Of lot 10, ScattIo
Homestead five-acre tracts.
80 lots in Burke's sccond
Addition.
90 lots in Maynard's Lake
Washington Addition.
Five houses in course Of com
struction, which viii be sold Cd
the instaIlment plan; terms -
suit purchasers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
s-01T Ali eERs0Ss E01DINf3 CLAIMS
- ST41nst ire Washington SsSaMns&t arc
TFaENSer CeeaEs&ay W8ii ngeSeaF sss sxEss tas
payment tmEaaa4sslg a. thsls alssas
sE0 = JACOB
I-E,sg SECONDHAND BsRR0oa srFTE.s 81
i sreas hargzaax asig ffsus sssessssets Maitland
hes
NuITcE t. PE0pggETog@ FOR
a erss1AEex ts&s So- saary Fa<Szs4 e-ssE, cry
Aa8 eezNty mas st sa@ess rAsss 2 fftsas&zs29s.
So 2tFst. HssasMfa35t "a ssrnex
RENuTaT NOTICE
GscrEaY & oNEss c1sIE. * sgzsEs - AND
- NzEgegaFxe kass s3Es8SS@ - n@N 1ssees h
ss3ss@ sseek Fes2<ss 81 aa3 So. Raas ssI sa-
F@vsHksz ssscs s6E ssy4sgzssfes. 40 %ssN-4l Ess-
seglae gFSsa sag AsseN1e1 "a
err esERSEY0RS OFFICE
x1maAN8 SExSSS ~ sEx1. E.s6ssEEss
4 All ssFSeyuf a. -==zaves 81 eEge Ixp1
rs Alseez azaS1 - s1zaz =. B<atS@ s1ses
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1EvASTED-TBREg EURxHHED Rooms
~ fae AoNsek esu5uR. god 1ezxzk ogaee1
eEssnssas snd yiew fEeserskie. Apply LsSfeh.
fEsz<-sa e slxencer
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NrfrfrT.fErNv.

NINE ALEsa TKR SS4.s 4AHES CLAIR
VI voyAas sssss ri .I5sssa. AasS haasa. SfAth
street ltclr~ p ~ ies r ~
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NOTICE or DEss0LCTTOE.
NNI1CEnE u1sS9EC lS-~zHE coral T-
~ Rs'ship heretofore existlBg eseHesn l. G.
taEueli. &. q. Isis sna 4. +. DsNsrdss frga
SsAyeaatssr Is. lSss. - January =. ~ has ttis
CAV feeH dissolved rs FeGf@si cGafaIt The
bEs1aNNs y ~ Re coatznns4 ~ - T. A4slE an Z.
r IiaGshaas urisg tae Hrra nAre cf Lslly Be-
EarsfSs 4 ca sssss9e tire dstEss AM n9IAecs
al EaaeyK Sue the agm ef r. &. FsruSil & Co.
p C. FAawELIA
e. n Lilly
T. q BIOS AEDES
NOTICE or nTSSOLrTToN-THE cn-PART~
y nSnhtp hesesafo-e existing batween n
14aau5re. 81 = R4ehartss 49, = Ul6han. 81
Frxuont. hes sAbs azy hesn aisvssse6 ~ naval
CONSENT The bsstsasss w1ia - 9e'zcnret y
AeansTe & FFeseskeksoa wtfo vii par ali
assts ind collect al saS,arsa Csc
IL Me8wTRE
wg. RICHARDS.
Is OLDHAM
sestsse. January 81 1850
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PERSONAL.

A NAN Is YEARS OLD, SOBER. sTRADY
n and well edueated; holding good posi-.
zion, desires 70 marry lady with some capital
preferred Address II. A. c., Post-intelligeiCer
tyyANTED-A LADY HAVING FuRSTTURR
W desires lady or gentleman partner with
some capital for rooming house. Box l.sss. city.
T1ERs0NAL-@MIssdI CLARA EVANS: LETTERS
4 Tor you st possossice. address 2. e. Nilss.
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srr1oGR4rHrrN
xALooS avn sroRs F4xzrReS
III - - Is

II II. NvNsuN-L r. E1-S Il gs,-sg EasSoN
ets easter. ie&l essase sad inSaFaace. N
1.sS2 fhst1 ssrste nsay lska
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XK~AsTE1~-HY FHE FIRST O. FEBRUARY
fr2za rwo 50 taAg ansmrnfshee snoEns cen
tsassy Aoested Actress A D. this eE.ce
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(sREENK & TURNER {RoGER S. CREME.
NJ /. - E0Fnex3. attorneys and councillors az.
laF- Rooms e. So assS a. hosson bsoek. seattle,
Wash
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Js0uND-COW Owner can have same by
Il calling on r. Cooks0n, this side White
IsoUND-sTRAYED ON MI PREMISES
4 abaus four morths ago, months old calf.
Owner can have same By proving property aad
paying CHARGES Mrs, z. r. Merit. Ross station.
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Assarwns ~ c,rrrrsrs.

DRYASTS ASsAY Og F1cE SEATTLE
ID fRarsnAer Hall Grwr sfVrr, SO Feir1 street.
eorrect asSAys. fas terms ard references address
* aesyes sena k&Gples By naxl ~ express:
washington mineral specimens bought and
sells 81 Erxzr4
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1vToRNrrS- sr-ExW.

CIDSRy u. LOGAN, AFEoaNEY-AT-IAw
- ceraes Secana ara cherry streets Seattle
Washington. 2 a. tQx 20 VIII practice an ali
c0arts II the state
, 1890-02-08
FrederikSted, 9th Fehry. 1890.

FreuorlkStedj 9th FehrY. 1880.
We always look forward to the enter
tainments which are given by the West
End Dramatic Club with a nticipations of
pleasure, as we always enjoy q pleasant
evening. last even ing's entertainment,
which was well atteude a., continue to show
Improvement iii the acting, and where all
performed their parts so well it is needless
to particul arise, 'Popplelon's predicaments'
and "Sarah's Young Man" We're capital.
The cream of the evening however, I
think, were the songs sung by-necd J say
it, MIR. H0yer, who received much applause.
They were side splitting. The evening
passed very agreeabIy, and as we are told
TO 'laugh and grow fat ] think if these
entertainment continue we will observe an
improvement in the physical condition Of
those who are known as 'Pharoah1s lean
Kline if they will only avail themselves
of attending them.
We hope that the W.E.D.C. will not DO
TOO long in affording us another treat.
, 1890-02-08

A CHASTITY FIND.-Ycsterday afternoon
at about 3 o'clock that portion of the town
known as the Garden was set in commo-
ton by the discovery Of the body o: a
womaa in the Kings Well, situated on
COmmandant Gade. A woman who had
gone to the we'll for the purpose OF Crap
pling for a bucket, hooked the body which
was thu accidentally brought to the surface.
The name of the drowned woman is
Evelina Stephens, about 81 years OF age,
and of rather unsound mind and it is said
she has often threatened to commit suicide.
. Her mother reports that she LETT her
home on Monday morning at . o'clock,
and was not seen again after that time.
"A hat was found in the we'll on Monday
! morning, but no notice WAS take1t OF the
circumstance, as it was supposed to nave
fallen in there from one Of the many draw
Iers of water, who are constantly there ;
8 bnt this now leads to the conclusion that
the unfortunate woman sought a suicides
death by throwing herself into the well
shortly after leaving her home on Monday
morning. The well is about IS feet IN
= depth and there was fully 40 to 40 feet OF
. water in it at the time. y,
. . Policeman MadRro was very active IN
getting the body out, and as soon as 1t was
recovered it was taken to the hospital for
"a post 'mortem examinations and buried an
hour or two after.-Ib6d. .R3~.7- 6s
, 1890-02-08

injuries she again entered the lions cage
on Monday night. Nancy again sprang
upon her, and this time seized her leg with
it's jaws. Not until the beast had received
repeated blows from Redenbach's trident
did it %relinquish IFS hold. Then followed
a furious struggle between the man and
the animal, from the mouth of which the
blood was now pouring. Redenbach con.
tinued 10 deal such vigorous blows with
his weapon that the lion was eventually
vanquiShed. Miss Sterling's leg has since
been amputated, and her condition is said
to be very serious.-Daily Telegraph.
, 1890-02-08
The Behrfng Sea Question.
From the Victoria ColoniSt.)

The Alta California went to the
Expense a short time ago Of sending
a reporter specially TO Victoria to
obtain information relative to the fur
Seal fishery. 1t was not 10 be expect
ed tina, the young man wnuld take
the British view Of the case. The
Alta California is intensely American
and it is devoted TO the interests of
the Alaska Commercial Company,
consequently it was hardly likely tha'
it's REPRESENTATIVE would see anything
except what his paper wished him ITO
see, The.resnll of the reporters Oh
seryations Is given in an article which