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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01
PERSONAL

Mr.. q Eelicsx. chief Of the Gre department,
went to Olympia yesterday.
Mr.. John carraher. OF Sioux City, iowa Is
Visiting ais son. Mr.. N. N. Csrraher. Of this city
NJ. T. II Ty dale, general agent Of the North.
rru Pacific. is expected To return from Portland
today.
Mx 1. H. Sullivan ard Miss Lizzie Ferry VIII
leave ON the Haysiea Repsbiie today for visit
IN California
Mr. W n NSwsii, Of saa Franeisco. cousin Of
NJ ". y. Neweli. Of this city 10 spending few
days in seattle
Mr. I. A. Nstesu. assistant superintendent Of
the IA ifc division Of the Sarthern Pacific rail-
ROAD. went - Tacoma yesterday.
raal o'Barns 10 neriy at the head a one OF
,he largest vine businesses In California. has To-
Gated In Seattle asd y 81 engage In real sssaie
eusins g.
Mr. Jay W. Adams. travelling passenger accent
al tie Ch'esgo & Assoa railway. with heafQuar~
,sr- ia las Angeles. who has been la the city
Ar fsw days, ieit for home yesterday morn
sus.
Ne q v, r. LAssinr has keen connned % his
ha.n. Tor we~k past. suffering from . sewers
attach O. paxnm snis Hts coad fion yesterday
"a, an i'm prsysmeut over that Of the precediag
iay.
Mr. George w Kummer, Cor many year, q
rransisss at Journalist Of Akran, Ohio, has taken
nm "a r. slsenee tn SCAT ls, hsvtsg se~vptea The
rosss,aa Of secretary Of the Puget sonnd Fire
Cay COMPANY
NJ Rsaa~. Kerr general freight and n1ssen-
Ssr sxeus with sea sauasfers a. ssanipeg and
NJ u. a. sruwn. ASSISTANT renersi passenger
sna trtexht axvsf Win sesdsrarssrs az Van
s.,nv.r. az tse cSnssliAa Pacific railway. who ar
rsyes "a shs e.sy Tharasy from vscsoriA len
tor Tacoma Yesterday evening.
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DONE IN THE COURTS.
4 Light Day II Judgs LicAtea'
berxs Court
NO CASES READY ron TRIAL.
1vs coses cSss1sseA - ~ Nszs PsrssA
-Nsv civil sssss HiisA-PrsAsss
Csus4 MasssrA

Psoceedines b ne snperior eouss v9s Hight
yesssrdsy cviss - the fact shas TO essss, here
inASssf cited. - for Trial we're continued unfl
ne nexs tadse3ai term Of court
The heAssn9 In tne r. & Campbell Asktnsp1
Company N their ere6itnr which ~ - have
ben hFon~hs up ISss svxnfax. vas ccatiunsd
unsii tonight Jrdzs Burke asksng for eoattn-
nance.
srrfs PosTPosED.
~ - Oemous II counsel the caoes 1t Gri0th
Davis eGaJnes fhsdd~na Hanford ~ a.. and ".
= bnties axainss James A. Cary wefs cOannns1
unsii ~ nsxt Judicial p~rsod
MTH . ccrEf uArTEHA
d~fAnls Judgment in the cas- Of H. -. shaw
exsspa n. H. KEinsen. D. r. whesief and P. ".
Thomas for es66.s q. wsa ordered b. the oourt
IN shs sust Of Isaac Gre<nhood and y Bohn
against Jennie r. Lind and o. v. Lind, II was
"rd<fsd that the isndanssf couSession Of jude-
n~ns 10 tss san At A-ndo-7s b sDsered and
dockesed
4 judgment By default vss granted the plain
III IN tire suit ct Il ~ 8hsw asaanss Henry H.
xrv srrs urrD.
u~lscn Brca have bsen sued b. Hosea Doug
sss - recover - II s'ieRed to Be due for labor
perfcrues and material furnished
Ttmmins 4 Co have brought snss sgainst c.
T. n tsfs f.r etm77. balanee OF sccouut due for
mefchandiss soid
John Lew has eonmenced salt against J. r
+. HitehriI n recov SlSaS "a. alleged To b due
ON pfomissory note.
J"hu " Olson brought suit asainst James A.
Painting end Anna u. Panting 10 compei pay
meHt 1t lao. snounf whi.h be legs 10
Que him f,r th% sale Of Certain eofporstvs sfoek.
n'sde an agreement made bxtweea him and the
deis ndsnta
rxoBATR corRr MArrxxA
The ensi seco1st In the estate .f Charles Con.
a<ns vas . ed by Eivas Bryan. admin issratos.
end approved by Jude Osborne.
JUSTICE kIvKRs' COURT.
In Jnstte~ r y-rs' court Hal, 4 Glenn hrouRhs
snis aeAisS Mai"nsy Brothers to receiver 80 50.
sh CD they cisim 20 be cue them for groceries
furnished
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sRxvITIKs.

Manager FRYE male special reductions In
prsc for the matinee today.
The county su sitg received iss0 Instruments
for record during the month OF February.
From the county auditors Office there were
Issued during the month thirty eight marriage
Ia ensesI
~. n. winrin. whose death occurred several
d~ys sEp 81 Providence hospital. was buried yes
tetdsy Gzp m
Charles Peters. Who died OF heart disea.e at
The "ashinsto ton Ice and BOIL ne wo h. vas
buried yesterday ~ Q. M. In the Ma -onic GEM
ehry.
4 Lud was arrested on com plant Of B. p.
c.x, Who ckafg d him with u aisng Q Jaw
Justice hive f.und him NOS guilty aud dis
ehsrged him.
The funeral OF C. r. wilson. Who ws. killed
by . iai ing tee 81 Lsfons Thursday. will sake
plaee from B-nnes a S.wsrt's undertaking
establishment til morning at II O'Clock.
Chrytsn Frahie. the young nrc-bug who was
arrested Tor Threatening fo turn george NJ lst.rs
todxinehouse IN Wednesday last wss yess rday
cent o the county jail for 100 Gays by Justice
Miller.
Mlehesl Bnrk. = McLnud, Peter Stewart and
Olaf Olson WIRE ind a each. with the exeep-
sissn 81 the latter. who was nnsd -. soe hsins
on the strset& They were arrested BY oficers
Barr aud Rama.e.
e rus's sd.sigion 20 Ballard wiih the county
ardssor TIE property Il situated In the west
hall OF south at ausrt,r OF ssu hw.s quar- n
~ t;on l. Z ws.ship IS norta. range 8 east
Assistant Chief Bassier had several OF the
nremen out yesterday eieseins aud repairing
the hydranta The plug II the corner OF Piue
and seeond str ess Was foani TO be empty. re-
ceaving 10 suppy from the Minor tank. from
some cause or other.
Copies OF the thirty-two page New Year edition
OF the Posr isrgLIisgScEK. the most ccmpre-
hensive publication conserving the state Of
Washiugfon and the city Of sesttle ever given to
the public. for sale 81 the pa lication once
In wrappers ready for mailing: price 10 cents.
In the advertise m-nf Of Hymns. Psuson Co
yesterday naorsiug b. wss tsadvertsusly q afed
that they we're locssed 1t the corner Of Third
aud Coiumnis ssreetA This popu ar clothing
nrm have no branch houses Ia seat lie. and are
To be foand in the Roxweu building. corasr
Front and Columbia. L.
The factory being erected by the Puget Sound
Fire Clay Company. Is 10 ated about ace mil.s
soaih OF ihis city. aud viii add another impor-
act industry 10 sesstie. The maia bu ding %
s0xiso feet Ia dimensions with l. part oexso
feet. all three ,torses hlsh. Seven carloads of
machinery have arrived aud il being put
Ia position
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. - -
Ask year sr0ces tor .van~ea az the fscsac~
hlskrsseae 4 Co. agents. West and seneoa
ssreN5A
New ene siark dress materials. rz,lka dot tsncy
ak stripe all wsuA sslk a ~.scgs every fhtEg
usw In thai line chcs or Cseasy.
We are daily opeeiag aew seosa Chester
Cieary.
New scotch xiasAsms iass epsasa Chester
Cssary.
New hosiery ches,es rie.ry.
We are aA.sy rscssvsnx nsw goota caesser
cieary.
N.w Ska. caester Ciesry.
New sse.saekerA Chester cieary.
O. ras~ - sssss eaa l.
New dress goadA Chssaer Casary.
New usmmsnxa cAessss Cis@ry.
Nss table ansas Chester Cls&ry.
Per erss< as G s-as IA tne ass and cap hne 90
e. Charles sscadssxsA. We &sts<f. cses2a skfv~&
near hessan essek
New anasrwexr Caesar caeary.
New lawn Tea Chsstes Cisary.
Nxw white eact& Chester bsAry.
New hantkerchsess caeSses cseAxy.
New saseess Chester Ciesry.
ssas rat4rs SEE assx asAA
New eSssse1 Chesssr Csezry.
Nes lace earsAsas. Chester clsay.
Tie are sso<k "a h.ss s~sses frnn a.
CAarses t,cldss sns the harrss
Sev Erssssa oaliec~ cassssT szesry.
slsxse~ a. 81 = >ssssk asa
New en ercstesses carsses cl<&ry.
New iAceA Ch<sfsf Csekry.
Csc tspsfs = .ss y 1as1.a
Nee napAsca chest>r ciesry.
New percase4 cArst<r Cseasy.
Nsu gsnsAarss chester s<sry -
ckndrsa Cu e. Pileher's castpria
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The appointment of the two I'd iiiional judges
to he superior court In this county continues to
excite no little comment amopg the lawyers III
Seattle. II WAS learned yesterday that some Of
the eanuidaies ere doing little quiet work fcs
themselves both here and at Olympia. and 20
CO di @gly no little anxIesy 10 felt b. The IL Or
eight aspiranss over the result Of Governor
Frye lb~rsficns In the matter.
II u quite likely. however. that when the a.
pouim~nts are given oat that In one appuintee
ct lesss the bar will be greatly surprised And
whyf Be~aus~ in one selection . name viii In
eli prp6a bilisy be annou red which has not even
be MN. ntoned OF thought OF In connection
WIZ the tndxeship.
n eeutlvu "a who is thought 20 have the ear
pof Governor Ferry ANNOUNCED yesterday that,
barring Legislative hitchrs. the appointments
sat alreary been decided upon and would be
given out ss loon after the governors Ggf atnFe
Is am ed to TO the bali wonid seem consistent
One of the names has air ady been mentioned
among the list OF candidates, or Ct least those
who would serve II callef upon. the other y .
very veil Known LAWYER, but Who has not been
heretofore thought Of. He Is the dark horse,"
but his name could not be learned.
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The mysterious little tower recently put up on
the wafer ont soul Of south Third Is the work
OF Chris Miller retiring superintendent Of bridges
AID building for the Oregon I'm rovcmeut Com
pany. who had II used yesterday by . photo
3 apher TO take views OF his work along the Co
lumbia 4 PUGET Sound railroad aud numerous
views OF the city And <urruundiuxk
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seat les besk eiiIaens are sasestiag Ia Wool
aan.. r.rx Iasy 49, tsoed Il "a ne nasie
ss1 sne>x = ace la Salt No one ~h a~~ir~s
=, Sc "a xse 70 lAssg sds.rsare nr 80 iaT~ss lar
Sec 4 sssl 10 cal. and sneatF~ VI the iw PROV
snsuts 10 BE- msts 10 wsy Of - sa = hon6 Sari.
rsss hpsssx~ ell . tree sna tstss reads Fsank
rasA srcara Lake TaseE 10 - ~ ne psosle Of
fnssrxsress par trs' 81 zss seoss this pFsserSy.
s~ss - .s.xas visit the ia. ard Ese sSar ca \
issssxruraI sys tsSisy. Danfsl yoEes 4 Ca.
a. ~scao4 ssrsek rsc7 :.
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vr-TlBIylEp rR.IN sFRyTcE

over the Northern Pacific railroad: dining carr
and sleeping cars every day In the year Seattle
10 CHICAGO 2li mil.s the shorsess route Second
cisss "a ssepscrs, too. are Afforded excellent &C.
cum nodations
fatkry sfARkk Houns And THIRTY Ax MINUTES
sAvsd in reschfns Chicago via t.is lfus. A
Chsibcrw. city ticket agent Vts sesosd street
So
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To pispei Coda.

headaches and Fevers. To cleanse the system
elYectu-lly. yet gently. when co tive or biiiouA
or uhen the blood - impure or sluggish, 10 per
manrntly cure hsbitual constipation. tesvaken
the kidneys and liver 10 . healthy activity.
without irritating or wcakeniag them, use
Syfun of Fra
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John Conssine and J. H. Johnson. the two
gamblers Who were arrested by Lieuss nant
willard and ofllcef Eanna In rom over the
Turf saloon. were brought before Justice Miller
ysgSerday. The gamblers were represented by
Council who cleared the accused from charge
OF gambling. They were discharged and their
bail money Of SIS each was returned TO them
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a wATER LOT FREE.

Every man who = o. BOUGHT a bloch In Wood-
II a PARK receives Tree a lovely boa evaFd wat
ffoaf iss for hoafhou>s ~ pleasure resort These
iasa Nj become very ysiuahie hoaurx GA
Green lake Il safe for ladies and cat drrn. Fish
lux Is good. the scenery enchanting Daniel
ZONES q Ca g. second street
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Tnrczxa fsstras7 v~.sseG = ee>r~s snd = y
sA.ssexa ~ tn. Esa vss Nsssaevn fsctse rass-
runst A catss<rx c4sy tsck a<<ck. "a Srcoas
ssrrss Bostcn eaocks Z Ions1a. o<pos Uckss
ax<1s. ssxEzs2
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A Postal Asent Between Seattle and GIL
msn-8ecsstasy Rsdneid.
The postal Department h making arrange
ments By which psstai sgeat viii be put on
the fua be w~en seattle and Gilman, on the se-
at,ls, Late shore q Ess ern railway.
Mn. Rediivld. VIII was recently appointed
secretary b. , r. Mcdonald. the president Of tire
ruaa. viii probably vacats ms esent position
today He vii continue 10 act ~ seer tsty for
Mr. Mcdonald, who viii give fuii attention TO
his own bnainees on and after March Is
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RsslAra bass g. nAns<a Jones' Co. 50 secoa1
ssrpus ppnnl uonnu - shnpA
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Sc. go rusrs syce<sVas a~cornrocs1Askous And
81 ~, ,eararss thai eenx asse . sa~e<sfsl aad
sr.svshle ri - sae Ksss. take the ssexrn ~
eide. Ihrosss vxssoas< sssins 70 x Fsal
.s.nEnx. agswsrxnexz AL s2<~psHx carr Nv
80. ~ sevr-s anser re etr~cSsen o. tse PasI
n.a Faissv ~ Cem rsay ar ksssche9 "a daily
ss~~-.xA frstr& Ne hxxtxr servsse - be sogz1
= cFr,s<rr esss ssTkss agent - scecae s:rSes.
Rssc1 eseess T. TouksE. eeros ssekes agsnl -.
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PRICE LIST
o1sAsass s1Giaean. residences and aess yrspsrsy
CURRENT WEEK
$50. OOO-II.s. ,s:s, southwest sorss. =. ..
busines locanoe. The ~cenee Wild b sold for
ssooe and the inside lct 1oe eto.ooo
G9nn-sinsis acrss IN Days Acre Gardens
Oss. slo .Ss tSs sssr 1sd s"
In the rear on Front street Building rents foe
$500 per annn1.
@4VU Renion ADDITION. ' 'nns
$67 60Oss1s b s.,a,ne s sarss , s.
Third and vain streets, le SD for ~. 200 per
annum- This 10 on grouad leased for Is years
Il t2uo per month
81 .000-Two icss northwest corner Of
&400-Los in Biselow's addition
OK 6nn-rwo lots southwest corner OF
VOsUVV Seventh and Bs,.ery streets
$25 OOOsqaIlI 70: :ns ,ass: :,osy s.:as
for Naoo per annam.
81 60()-7 acres ofland with small hcssa.
al 00(l-Douele corner in Mob Hin addt
GIT 0nn-Fivs lots and i've good seven
Vess~VO RON houses with bath roomsl
q 760-Cosy cottage on. Fifth street
V4ssOV near Union. with fractional lot
Limo PropertyfTissss ss sss.' On :. o rs::
Islan with IN a.lim',ed supply Of lime and
valuable improvements 10 clos up N sseaas
thiswi1 b sold q sscrince.
ala 0O0--rsn .es on From. sersss b.
VAOsVvV tween Vfrs mia and Lenofa. con-
tanning W liable improvements Al unimpsoved
LOT adjoining sold recently for $1,000
90 6nn-Deubis corner. in Mn. Pontius
VAsOSO addition. near electric road. over
looking Lake Union: can be sold separately.
&o0 0n0-one Of the best equipped brick
VHVsVVV yards on the und. located at
Twelve-mile point Everything u Ia good
working orisY The owner would pre'ee to seI
n ff,uRf half int Il IA n ma
ticai nsn This 10 . rare opportunity.
G7k0- Hid. slshsly loss on Dspes ssrsst
WV west Of broadway.
To Be Given Away . .u, 5: e:
TO donate four ceres Of wsser front on Union
$11 5OO-rwe loss with GOOD residence
sixth strccta
Ga O0f)-Lo. on sixth street. between Bali
$25. OOO-ss iss On .s.s q: :,s 2, From. ont
spring.
30, oUU in seattle s soasSsss s' corner =" q
hsdison and Ninth sueetA
Hotel for Lease n. o sss p.sl ho sn
ished, supplied with al modern conveaiencss.
iof ieass fos . long term.
VO,UVO on ia. line Of the sesssle, Lake
Shore Eastern raiirosd
Sz,UUU posiss Judss ncSssnbsrss rsss.
dsncs. with magni6csns view.
$4,000, s:s. s sa' q. =, hear! ss 81 r: 4.
SO OOOLss. ana two GOD sss: =. 's:ss.
EHnn-Lop in Bdss = Knishrs addition.
90 ON - F,ve-room house with bath, "a
VO,AVU Lombard street. two blocks from
electric road
e. nnn-Tnirty acres At Port Orchard. ID
y A,VVV Joining the Navy Yard
vO,VVU land drained and cleared almost
adjoining Ravenns PARK
ST. 600 ss. ,g =. on Roy s1''s !. ou''a
CT sOO-Les eon,ai,.ns shrs: scod houses.
Vs,OVV corner OF joan and Dexter streetas
"a 000-Hon.s sna lot. cOsass Il saxsa
81. 500 s ss.s Galss s'' On ''''a ''''''
$4,000 s.sias sf ss s,::ss =, :sa ssss.
e. nnn-cAoses lots In Rsssoa addition
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ELECTRIC FORCE.
The Great Fundamental Principle Of
the Universe and Its Power to
Restore Health 10 Humanity.

Experiments by scientists are constantly
and surely proving electricity TO be the
great motor power Of creation. Electricity
Is the most powerful chemical agent. as
well as the basis OF chemical action. Il 10
the primal element Of light and heat; the
promoter of life and the sustainer Of
health
Disease Yields readily TO its magnetic
touch. aud even unrelenting death Is
avertrd BY iis presence. Thousands Of
afii cted and suffering bear witness to its
healing power. The electro magnetic rs
praeticed by Drs. Darrin, has revolution
ireu the practice OF medicine. Is is shown
by the foilowing
ExrRAcrs OF TESTIMONIALS:
Gee c. Scotch, Alhiaa, Or, ringing
uotse~ In the ear and deafness. cured.
j. II. Cunningham. Wapinitis. Wasco
coanfy. Or, total deafness Two Years In one
ear and paFtssiiy 50 in the o. her. cared
Mrs. j. f. smith. Prin@ville. Or, ner-
voas debility and general weakness, al
most hordss ng on insanity. rrsFored-
Henson Mccoy. pafar. Wasco county
Or, deafness aud terrible pam In the ear
and hessi Tor SIX months. until be Vas
neatly cray, r~stiessness and insomnia
Res ored TO heath hy electricity Alter al
other treatments hai failed.
II. j. Or hams child, Springfield, Or
FAtnttAN kEZlsE&<a WIZ Ef&lalA III con-
iunciivitus. COMPLICATED sish ulcers OF the
eyehalls, foF nine months, cured
A. LAndsly y. news se~at or the O. r.
& y. Co, residence $40 o street. Portland.
cou~1mptfan. bronchitis and casarrh.
cured a gained nft.en pounds
DAVID RS son, Woodland Wash pain.
sai hip eis-sse: hsd 10 be carried 60 the
doctor Office. cured. Mr.. Ross has q
daughter residing o. the Merchants hotel.
Portland and Can oe referred 20
J. j. Blsir. Atlsaakse. Or paralysis.
liver ans lung sroahas, pronounced cun-
samPtson- accompanied BY . hard, dry
cough; aisc dyspepsia and senerHl aeaiI-
itv cured His 500 can Be referred to NJ
The Esmond house
prsL Darv4n,s rfses 30 Bssiaess-
prs pa-rin can BE consul 81 free o. the
Hoses Gsndo 70. corner Ihift-~nth and
facisc vessae. Tarons, ws-h. oEfce hoars
from 10 to e'eiosK daily evenings 10 q
Sundays. 10 20 -. Al eursaie q rves. and
Shrosi.c dE-eases. cxtxrrh a1sf deafness are
eonf6~nsssisy and 81 eessfnisy sr~ssed-
No cases taken unless deemed cursbie Or
tmpruvahle- CuTes Il rerts!a os-<ases
guaranteed. and never pahzs~hed ia the
psp<rS Mot cases can receive hoHe
tssasmens after . visit 70 The Doctoss
casse- Iuqusxsa answered and circulars
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yAIuARlE INFoRMATioN

Secure some Of tno-e 80 Tors In ridsssc BAY
addition March Values increasing every DAY.
Call end see msp and plai h. A. Pratt d "a.
70 seeoad street
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sn4EInlN wosnERFt

The grovth Of Aaacsrsess alec the fner~sse OF
100 per cent IA waltz IL FSd4lso Bay assdii on.
over sa bots so g. Prices increases - EeF esni
March l. lssss sal upwAEix IL A. frau a 10,
To ssxuna street
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Twelve lots. SO fees hy guT da~e n Ballard
Ffvr minutes wsIx 10 tao chusshes Board slsfe-
w.lk se toe rsr aer 1T his b oh SEQ cne~ihlrd
casa Daniel 10 & Go e. Sessssd street
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We are the sole agents Of
Dunlap & Co in Seattle. No
others sell this hat or are au-
thorized to use the trade mark.
Remember. in buying a Dun
lap Hat of us you get posi-
lively the latest New York
style and at exactly the same
price.
In Stiff Hats you can select
from black, tan, pearl and
brown.
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chndrsa crJ & Pitrhefs Csstotla
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t SPRING |

Two qualities Of both Silk
and Stiff Hats in Dunlaps. No
other hat gives as good service
and at the same time is up with
the style.
The spring styles in the cele-
brated Stetson Felt Hats are
also now on sale and await
your inspection. The new
shapes in fclts are unusually at
tractive.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-26
TRIED FOR BATTERY.
Ex-POlicemen LEM Pratt and J.
B. Cummock Acquitted.
DEFAULTING WITNESS APPEARS,
And the Order FORGETTING Bonds Set Aside
Proceedings in Police and
Probate Courts.

The trial of Lehi Pratt and j. B. Cum
mock Sor battery was resumed in the Third
district court yesterday morning, City At
terDey Merritt and Judge Powers defend
ing and Mr.. C;itchlow prosecuting. The
Indictment alleged that the assault was
committed upon Dr. S. b. Newton iu May,
1889. The evidence showed that the de-
PENDANTS, who were then police officers, ar
rested Newton for being drunk, and as he
resisted and attacked the officers, it be-
came necessary for them to use some force.
The jury did not think the defendants used
unnecessary force and returned verdict
Of not guilty.
MISSING WITNESS APPEARS.
When ]. E. Taylor was tried for unlawful
cohabitation few days ago, Jane NJ. Cas-
per, an alleged plural wife of MIR. Taylor
and witness for the prosecution, failed to
appear and her bond Of 81. 900 was declared
forfeited. Yesterday the lady appeared in
court and a motion was made to set the
forfeiture aside. 1t was shown by wit
nesses that the lady had been informed by
the officer that she would be notified when
she would be needed; that she heard the
case was going to be tried, and prepared to
come to Salt Lake, and that while she was
in readiness and was awaiting the prom
ised notice. she received word that her
bonds had been forfeited. On this show
ing the court ordered that the forfeiture be
set aside.
The People VS.. j. w. Randall ct al,
grand larceny; on motion of defense the
case was continued for the term.
In the case of e. Ayres ct al. VS.. Mary
Jack, the plaintiffs were allowed stay of
ten days to file notice and statement for
new trial.
In the afternoon the case of James Cor
man, indicted for burglary was taken up.
The defendant was represented by Mir.
Peck and MIR. Critchlow prosecuted. The
indictment charged that the crime was
committed at Park City in April last, and
that the defendant burglarized Mrs Keet
ing's millinery store and carried away
some three hundred dollars worth of goods
kSThe jury remained out until o'clock last
evening, when they returned verdict Of
guilty. and sentence was set for tomorrow