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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28

The Philadelphia BARRIERS have concluded
that the Blue Laws are relics of barberism, and
want them cut out of the Constitution.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28

THE snake used by Sarah Bernhardt in
Cleopatra" merely crawls through its part.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28

CARL SCHURz syys the new tariff bill is a
most monstrous imposition upon the people.
How about Schurzf
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-28

MINISTER PHELPS managed to dodge an
Ohio Sheriff. Statesmen nowadays are as slick
as they make them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-27

suersIos corrr-llemrrssrsa.

sufRAIcs corKT--lieHrwssars, ,.
Mendsy, May s.-McMilian, Mcintyre 4 Nc.
l1aghlsn " Andrew Brooks ct AL johnson a
Clanahsn W Andrew Brooks 81 al.
Tuessay. Nay &--t-haries copin ct al ". Har
rfngson = Smith, Mary A. Stoves va ]. A.
neeya
"wednesday. May T.-Aunie 1. Drown Va c. C.
CaikiAs u al: Frank l. Waterman va Seattle
xicesric Railway ana Power Company: G. L
Gsoft Vt NJ W y. II. White ct al
thursday, May A--GIsuGs q. Hogxsns Va
Charles y. Reed ct al; stetson q ross Min Cora
peny ~ b. D. Alien. 4. T. Park. Esnin n 0ots.
ofein
Frtdsy. Nay a.--Adolph Graham Va ". ~.
How et A. ! Jessie Connolly vs.. Frank Connolly
SUPERIOR cousr-sTsArros D.
4anday. Mas s-sew England Furniture Com.
pAny ~ J. 4 Coz. Qaonx chong vs. r. a.
kharkey; }. A. Parry ". u A. Amer
Tueedsy, May s-p. a. Hard Va q. W. fantoa:
oscxon improvement Company w. Huron Lam
hrf Company Orlando Ressi vs. ssvssio Msrino.
wednesday. MAJ 5--Annfe tssltssch Va p. ~.
Peterson and X. Il. psnnetasher; NJ. ,sottsieiss
w. n. Becker.
THURSDAY. Mar Robert GeFdon vs. the Seat
lie Insurance Company. William 10th " Puges
kound shore ksslsoad Company. p. Frederick
Il a. W W. A. ehorry.
Friday, Nay s-Bastiey Finacrty W. Northern
feciiIc Railroad Company; John 3 Morse Va W.
!. ptekmeu.
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city druggist stated that he had had eight
calls for Joys Vegetable sarsapsrilla but had
sold his own every time Il did not occur to
him that 1t might be . serious matter to Give
his old time mercury and potash preparation to
people who do not need syphilitic treatment
1t is safe to say that not one person in ten have
n syphilitic trouble. Hence what do they want
with such dangerous minerals as mercury and
potashs What nine-tenths Of our people ere
troubled with Is indigestion, dyspepsia, sick
headaches. constipation and face eruptions. all
Of which are the legitimate results of improper
liver and kidney action, or impaired digestive
organs. Those disorders do not call for syphilitc
treatment. bat for mild vegetable liver, stomach
and bowel alterstives We are surprised that
intelligent people should be persuaded into tax.
ing mercury and potash sarxapsrilla When
yoa ask for Joys Vegetable sarssparilla. see sAa.
vss ea&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-27
HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
The sisters Of the Order 10 Establish .
Home In This City.

Several Sisters of the Good Shepherd upou
the invitation OF Right Reverend Bishop Yum
ger recently arrived In this city for the purpose
of establishing house OF their order. The
objects OF the sisters % the Good Shepherd are
TO receive in their homes the fallen women who
can be persuaded 10 accept OF the profYered
Kindness and reclaim them from life of sin
and shame. This class Is received irrespective
of creed or nationality. 80 enceayoy to prevent
vice in girls Of vicious disposition or who by
force OF circumstances are deprived of safe
guardianshtp. An angels department viii be
one OF the features of the home. snd in this de-
psrtment orphans and helpless girls viii be
cared for and educated.
The thrrc departments OF the House of the
Goot Shepherd viii be distinct from each other
The inmates Of one department not being per-
mitsed TO know or have anything 20 do with
these Of either Of the other two Parts OF the
home All who are received will be taught
good morals well ss some handicraft of ie-
male industry. 80 that they viii contribute
largely 20 their own support while in the inssi-
tuiton. and when they leave II, he in a position
90 earn an honest living
ALREADY large donations have been received
frora several citizens who have witnessed the
good effected by the Sisters of the Good shep-
herd in Eastern cities. and a. the sisters devote
their hves % this work vithou, monetary re-
ward 10 is expected By their friends that IL win
not b. loag before q House oi the Good sher-
herd win be established Ia this city
clergyman. speaking yesterday OF the pros.
reets Il starting Q home Of this ktad here. said.
eAs the institution viii be strictly non ssetar-
ian and 10 bound 90 DO very great smount ot
good, especially In large city hke tnis, | be-
lssSe Il Vii receive eli the assistance necessary
add hope that there viii be no opposition be-
csase the Sisters are Catholic Their humane
wask in the past in Different parts ~ The Vnian
rvccmmend them 20 al noble minded citizens
"Al thinking people agreed that in the
halle Of life the keynase 80 sood sitt8snshfs
and 20 geod moral character depends ier the
greater part upon a. honorable se.fsapport
Censinecsi 81 this fact. ey long and tried expegi.
eacs, the sisters es the Good shepherd seek to
develop shss seli-sss;xinias power IN all she ia
Estes nntsr their ehsrgs. srosa the White
ehs9el teuS Sn her eatcs department 20 the
tuaocert lttle girls in tae angel department.
1as fosne- vii Re taught 80 make iivtag oy
hcaess trizssgy. and uos BY toFee or pGztsa-
asrt klnasess ana persuasion viii he ESe<s-a
kfaansss zs&lissa by chasssy-ana thus ain 20
eseSsse ire deTzevea sonis % a sense IT their
mora aisnisy and the.r responsibility - iae
tlzstfes al fss@s
NailRRas wao know of the xood work of these
sssissS - osssr cities hsar testimony tn sap
rssrs OF tnr facts ssxse. ssd hose thai al xta
kss13F velcsxne ine SISTERS 10 Se.sfse sra help
tassa - css@ssish House OF TIE Good Shepherd
here wstho4t tes1y'-
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NOTION DAY IN COURT
HE Terminal Road Strikes Back
at the q. /. Co
AoounrEa RESTRAINING ORDER.
Aovo5msmsss ~ : 8eeesser vsrsfsss-Nsw
civil sssss yiied Cal
enAar-Ths Biotter.

1ne Deu4tls Terminal Railway Elevator
Ccupany yesterday EIsd . complaint 70 TIE
eurr136s eooSt. asktng for = temporary restrain
~ oe1es 6n3o5ning =. r. Carr. A. y. Bfenn<r -
ri frnn Interfering with OF cbssruetiHg the coa-
c1rne(toa ~ Ne railway through Railroad sse.
80 ne order was granted - prayed By Js1Fs
o6foftoa and bond Of y go given By tbs plain
~ V11h Am0e Brown aud Charles Armstrong
= surottos. The hearing Vt the applications fos
tenpouau Injunction vss ses for Tussdsy.
Apsi1 =.
srDeK IfcHTHusgas's DxrAKTsEsr.
Jndee llehtenbss9 yestsrday granted defend
nn1ss mof1on 70 vaeaso the order o. the court Of
~ psees1ing Day. appolHsine Henry Miller 70.
eo5yes in she cass Of p. 3. PosvIn Va Atcnssi
Yhil1ippsy sss fbs foreclosure Of msefsnie's
Itsn. n eass Il 81 for hearing Tuesday, April
~
nnleu nnsses vas granted . divorce from
mxuf5os Baseee, on the grounds OF cruelty sud
nou -supeust They were married about foas
yeass 80. aDd have lived In seattle for the past
f1xDo ycosA
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sgSrnf0s CONFEDERATION. ..
neetils Z Montana Railway Company Va state
q Nohfnstsn- Hearing sdjossned TO May -.
nssie Oh ana RsaaiDs Company " Puget
ocuud shors Iiaiiway Company Continued to
4 8. walsh and J. n. Kimbsii ~ Duncan
ofoham~-1 Motion for new trial overruled
eeotflo GphOlssering Company Va. western A.
onsunee Company OF Toronto Continued until
1siix 0bsII " Union Pacific Railway Com.
pouy- Continued until Saturday, Msy q
0sotuu RIsecott ~ ms fsifhsyen Land Com
pnuy.- C;onsInued until May O.
oo6ot1o Insurance. Company ~ George Kelly
uo(onAout given until April y 70 answer.
Charles Gardner VI. John Frederick ct si.--As-
m5nod 70 Judge Humss' court
A1oxandoS r. Hull W. Western Union Tele-
oynph Company Continued until Saturday.
Kent FURNITURE Manufacturing Company Va
J. \. Cox Ten days 10 answer demurrer.
1ooeph r. Hayes Wooden Company w. Puget
ntubd shore Railroad Company-Ten days 70
nmnud complaint
Genof. Hioe 4 TO. W. Barley Printing Com
Dony- Molten 70 auash service Of summons
ogcsynl6d.
eseasls Transfer Company va ciaussen.
DWoonoy BseWing Company Demurrer to COM
saint evegsuled.
uynnioR corsr-LIcHrxssEHa,g ,.
n. !. Csfkeek ~ The Puget sound Impsovc-
nent Company 70 complaint over
ruled fus want Of prosecution
". uockmyes W. KAtc Beckmeysr- Dropped.
Puget sound Furniture Company vs. Paul
Uau lcoss u discontinued 70 saturday. Nay !.
Nos1ctAs Bailey n Oliver y. Bailey Entsy u
delonIt nGninst defendant: causs ordered 10 be
Hof9yo4 - John q. Barnes. ESQ, 70 take tssti.
moey and report 70 court.
unnnah Deil " william Beii-HesFing set for
"Wednesday. April 10
&. z sebuttiss " The vendoms Turkish
Deth~-UomuSrer Oveyrulcd: defcsdant acce pts;
excoDofon allowed: ten days % answer
3. +. Loyhsad ct a. w. sesstie Lumber and
Cpnmepotsl Company ct si--continned to
nWa
xsls orvsu VI r. u. n. Miller ct al.--Dsmur
~ ososule6. ten days 70 answer.
nemistok : Co ~ Charles n. Fox Of sl.--con.
anned - Nay q
Nafy +. Bird ~ Thomas e. Rird-Jadsment
0elenit axainst plaintiff.
fhtnneY- risintArs hens established aud judg.
i q. Myen a Co. W. Mary Lovett--Astaeh-
meot DISCHARGED and properly restored.
sKw rfIfsss
c. =. Manhaii & Co have brought suit
e0110ee Bsrpey kadlcsn o. enforce the eoller-
etoo q haiancs Of 60. Is claimed for goods
~ ~. Singleton yesterday flied ia the superior
e0esf snif aeafust r. Z. Parker a Ca for the
gecosssy 81 ozss claimed ax commission for sell.
~ eeDck Of goods for the defendant.
Ffnnk ". Smith yesterday fied with the clerk
- ~ oourt . complaint praying the court to
oTant hin ute in fee simple 10 lands 1 s.e-
yeieoe7 md .. township q north, range east.
o11esnsjly University lands conveyed TO VIM r.
gmlth and rrfsf Andrews
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Prosecuting Attorneys Reply To- the 70
sttion for Cobient's Prosecution.

Presenting Attorneys Reply To the 70
sitioa for Cobients Prosecution.
Prosecuting Attorney Carr yesterday gave hfs
anawef 10 the committee OF Scandinavian eiti.
sens who, few days since. presented him with
petition asktng him TO rrossesi axsinsz Gus.
soms Inspector cohients for the recent kEilsus
ol Andsew Hottie, the smugglrr. In the sab
Joined communication 10 Mr. y, soieFhers aad
others. Prosecuting Atsorne, csrr aeellaes g. In.
etttutc cfsminal action against cchlsntx ca the
strength nj the prtof ses forth by the petition
hut intlmases that II lnduhisahie prxsoE az ina
stassmcosa made ny the eoamlssee can hs
brought forward sasicisnt 81 warrant psueeSs,
IRE. that be viii not hesitate % SO ahead THO
osnm sniestion II - follows:
April n, issa
To Messn n. soderburs. A. chllhers. X Il
faexvs. c. h. Larsen. kstck Fgtseh. Rev. O
kcstnx. Frank . eson, II. c. wshinegg mr. Ia
fhoresen. Dr. kdrnank hscAe. q. NJ rsecsand
}. ". & Havsl. x. O. Rsadsi. I. wiekstrom-
Geailsssess have the hcnor 90 aeknawiessa
the receipt Of your COMMUNICATION calling my
attention 10 the reesat killtng OF Andres Anae..
sen Holse, BY J. II. cebseaia aaa F~aaessins use
10 take the necessary steps Ia prS@eeuts Cob
lents for bic crime
loas comm anscaiioa has reviewed nv careful
atseatica. loa Offer ~ furnish 'sevsdeasa 81
Substantially the following nAsass in support Of
the accusation agains cohlsnsss"
fiut-ThAt Hottie was shes and rnorsAiss
wounded by Cceisna on board o, bis ttiolse' u
siocr In this county.
oecond-Thas ~ the time Of the shoessns
Hcstes slocp wss hts home. where he sse and
alept. and that he had same nsoaes Ia the ssasn.
Third-raat Halte vas uuarmest al the time a
the shooting. and the Killing vas not In sslfde-
fcnsa
! Fonrth--TAas cohsenss. unaccompansea hy
any other person. during Hcisss sh>sae~ and n
the nighttime. without . warrant or ether sa-
thor1ty OF Law. unlawfniiy entered Hotties sloep
On the presext of assessias aia for sazas sFsalnx
udensc alleged b have been Committed shc0t
eight months rrcviousiy Ia Assska
- kiffa~fhsf inst before the shouting uesfs
ts sieop and wss ted ~ CeelSats to
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rnE AnArxuE rEArKks-
what the Yes.g Baseball Players A
Ookn1.

What she Yeune Baseball Players Are
Ookn1.
Tne Uufvessisy baseball nine defeated The
Alerss. OF the Central school. yesterday afteT-
noon in . kseiy contested enms b the score Of
"a sos. The game - played in vacaEt lot On
Jocksoa street The game was feasureleA.
although il furnished anssenent fos about 100
deepay interested Juveniles Umpire. Cases d0s
al rsne. swo houss and thirty minutex
me RED Rovens. of Ne South school. we're 70
hare played sAs Ushtninx skikezs. Of the Cen
trrl schooi. "a she University grounds yes-
s<rdsy afsesDoen. bus fstied IN appear.
srd Umpire Ballard awarded the
vain 70 the pnnisben of electricity
- s yose Of 3 zoe The Lightning strikers we're
On hsud promptly and vouId have played the
fol,o~irx team james Z Csmpoeai-r pitcher: Oscar
Ie<. catcher; John Kiefer. frsf base: Harry Pun
phr<y. second base: Albert Ktefer. third hAse:
John Hansen. shortstop. Sol Davis. left ned;
r. schultz, right field, and Charles Kyle, center
field.
The Univsrxztys have been challenged By .
picked nine from south SEATTLE 70 play . week
from next saturday. The challenge u now IN
der consideration
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FELL FROM THE RAIL.
A Steamboat Passenger spends Fifteel
Minutes I'm the Water.

About half psst o. clock yesterday afternoon,
when the steamer Emma Hayward Was spinning
along near Point Alki, passenger who was sit.
ting on the boat rail lost his balance and fell
over into the wafer. II was fully fifteen min
utes before he was taken out. and by thas time
he was numb with cold. some OF tbs passen-
gers said that he jumped overheard purposely.
and that he had been acting strangely during
the whole trip.
when the boat arrived 1t the City dock some
oficious passenger went no to police headqaar-
tiers and said there was q crazy man on the boat
and that the captain had sent him up for AID
Onicers Phillips and Hun were sent down 70 the
boat aud brought the man mp to police head
quarters. There he proved that he fell in acct
dentaily and he was released.
The man positively refused to give his name
ar resideuce
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You Need 1t

10 imyarf strength and give . feeling OF
health and vixor throughout the system. there
10 nothing equai to Hoods SarsaparillA II
seems peculiarly adapted 10 overcums that tired
feeling cassed By change Of season. climate or
life. and while Il tones and susrsins the system
IL p1r.fes and renovases the blood. We earn
sstly urre the sa-ss Amy OF clerks. book
keepers. teachers. housewives operatives and
Others who have bssn closely cc1fned during
the winter and who need good spring msdi-
cine, 70 take
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4 Railroad Man Asks the toart Ia send
Itias ts IatL
Judge. / IA sraas aud want 10 he loeksa up
aasll sehss az
Ire speaker ives II. Haigsss. "a Tacoma sna
che jaege addressed WAS Jastsee Rivers Thls
~. al 80 a'etees sos.erG&y meseiax Hosxata
wss considerably aHds : tas lpEneacs of ia4aor
and hls m&aasr iadss ated shss NJ had esxa
aankinx heavily gastscs Rivers cAslssf in o@.
ser Nee Assd Mssgsse ws taken a. the g.el ice
ststtea, saa h,eAei an he sssseSsi up issa ia
sbe xgsssaesns whNa ~ was recessed and ~
tagaei AIR. IN she DAY o Taeama
Mesxase il aas OF tho Ensss q read sagsaeoss
IN the STATE. kus as3nk sAs hesa bis fasliax He
has hcee ia VI eshsnsssn fer years. aaa rsn The
sFx; engine. oil Ne, les ever lac feres Ssna4
sAezv Rad insa seattle
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The ladies who are interested In the Yesler
Public library intend having . public meeting
10 the Congregational church on Third street,
between Union and University streets, mex,
Friday evening for che purpose of talking up the
library building. Several public speakers will
be on hand 10 set forth the necessity for ana "a.
Their delay. The ladies' intended having . pub.
lie library building last year but the FIRE spoiled
their plans
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-27

Seattle and Tacoma Police Chiefs Con-
fer About It's Location.

fer About Its Location.
Chief Of Police fhesney. OF Tacoma, was In
the city yesterday and spent SOME time In con
suliaiion with chief Thornton. He came TO
seattle for the purpose OF ascertslning Whist
action had been taken here relative TO the
establishment Of the reform school. for which
ss00u WAS Appropriated by the Legislature.
and further 70 learn what the feeiip. IL here In
regard 70 tho matter.
The law provides that the school IL b be To-
estsd somewhere west OF the Cascade noun
tains, and Mr. Ghesney proposes 10 have the
two cities and TacaBa-unite on site.
lie thinks that ss the two cities will furnish
most OF the subjects for the insf!tution they
shonid have the say a. 10 its location lie
stated that the people OF Des Moines have Of
fs'ed site tree. and favors agreeing upsn that
town n location.
Chief Thsraton agreed with Chief Chesney.
lie stated that the need for . reform school be-
cones apparent every day. so where II
may, and thinks that the people Of Seattle
should meet facoins half way in the matter and
agree GA DeS Mones. both chiefs decided 90
take action Ia the matter as soon o. possible
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ACCEpTED THE CALL.

Rev. ID. G. Garrett the Rector of -.
Marks Parish.
Rev David c. Garrett has accepted the call 10
the rectorship Of st. Marks Episcopal parish,
and will assume his duties on July i. He will
return 10 Davenport. Iowa, this week
to settle up his affairs there and
viii return with his family, which consists
of q wife and two children, In about six weeks.
DURING the interim before July !. the Rev. A. l.
Parker will preach in ST Marx church
Rev. Garrett will receive salary OF 1000 per
year His plan is to have q vested choir OF fifty
voices, which viii be under q competent choir
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Miss Jul Ia c. Emery. secretary ofthe woman's
Auxiliary to the board OF missions of the Epis
copai church. viii arrive in this city from New
York tomorrow morning At p m tomorrow,
In the chapel OF Trinity parish Second and
Blanchard streets. Miss Emery win meet the
church women OF seattle and vicinity, and con-
fer with them in regard 10 the aggressive work
Of the church 81 home and abroad.
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A TArlo.ixEp vAenANr.
Jack ere~a LA the Tolls OF the Law
again.


John Rresn was again before Justice Miller
yests ttisy aflernooa on charge OF saxrancy
lie Was asrsssed early Friday morning wander.
inx slniesssy about In whiiechspci without
visible occupation or means OF support. causars-
snw with the West Il was strange spectacle
this tasioFixed vasrsnt with clean. sta.chca
lnsn ana aue ciethes. before . police court on
q charge ~ Tesrsney. He refused 70 mako any
sss'cRens ies hinself bra, evidence was intro
dacsa Ia hs behalf 50 the effsst
thai be supports himself ny work
ing IN etgss factory. The defense
tried b. make Is appear that he "a the victim OF
. conspiracy ON The psrt 81 the police. bat the
court ia Us remarks dia 80; ssver that theaTy
The testimony - Tire police want 10 show that
be was living from TIE pfoceesis 81 vice. kept BIZ
. wenAn whoa be rees atly married al IN mate
of whsseehsEvt The Justice Withheld his de.
e3sien ana took tAe case under s4ytsesnens an.
al Maudas
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Tse scr-cwtzx sasivsanals r-ssens<a ths-a
selves Al he sAsrtf ce.os yexse-ssy -norntax
Ties we're Esasrs rztI haa.ss snss eszxr 10 sasn
10 Sc the ssSass Fsr.y Yesterday morning sssy
saaAisFes snfs saashs8sse seweizy store Aas
oas ef tsesn eossxht chain. Tae eA1sxsrx
sss<x tacmse2 thea - answ IN a acssery gazse
aaa sssa es< sas1 tsas sssy so<id Eol draw the
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WICKED JACK KENNEDY.



The notorious Jack Kennedy, opium nend
wsz arrested again early Yesterday by Officer Gil
rnlIbrieg ou charge 81 vagrancy. Kennedy
mas been bctsre the Justice courts dozen times
tn The last six months and has each tine es-
espsd with = com parsslyeiy light hne.
kennedy has been addicted TO the opium
habit for several years. and is . wreck phys
icsliy aud morally. lie il san franciscan,
aud his right name Is Mekenns lie Was q
kAcs driver ia that city. About three years ago
he accomplished che ruin OF . girl named
sruuin and induced her 20 go 10 Portland with
him. year later the unfortunate girl returned
hamc, and two months later died Of tonsump-
ton. short time afterwards Kennedy accom-
plishet the ruin OF aoriie Grant, q young san
Francisco sir,, the story of whose sufsrings
white with hsia and death waite on the way
home TO her folks ia san Francisco appeared in
the PoSf-fSrxlIIsEseE . few weeks sgu.
kcnncdys ease was TO have been called in
Justice MIllers court yesterday afternoon, bat
MAS not reached
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Tangled In wire.

GEORGE 8. Harding. matchmaker. was taken
into custody last evening by Oficer Charles
Phillips, suffering from q slight attack Of de-
lirium tremena Harding has been drinking
rather heavily Of late and ~ q result finds his
neck encountered with heavy coils of wire. In
addition, the wire 10 all charged with electricity
which occasionally shocks Mr.. Harding. He
win be held ct headquarters until be recoverA
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A Supposed Thief.

John Clark was caught attempting TO dispose
Of an cpen-ixced Elgin gold watch to Pike
street second hand dealer yesterday morning by
Officers Kelly and Bragg and taken into custody
No charge has a yet been placed agsins; him,
but he will be held and an endeavor made TO
locate the o vnc- OF the watch CLARK is q late
arrival from Portland.
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La 4. block &. II Maynastss aaagtion on s-,sth
seoo0d ssrees. kcosa The Eairsy properly.
vss Yesterday sold by II. d. Andrews 10 N. H.
fesag Tor $500 easA- Mr. Yoaas noughs she
property soz Eassesn parties. probably fer the
parfsoee Of bssI.ains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-27
PRIZES ron PLAYERS.


Messrs Hyams. Psuson a Co., the popular
Frout street clothiers, yesterday announced .
list Of prizes to be given he membe1 Of the Be-
attic baseball teamduring the coming league SEA-
son making the best scores twill doub less prove
quite an incentive 10 the boys in their struggle
for individual honors, and will be greatly APP
preciated by them. Following are the prizes:
Player making first home run during the season
= siIk hat; player making the best batting aver
age, q suit of clothes: player making best field
ing average, . half dozen fine dress shirts;
player stealing most bases, pair OF trousers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-27
MED Suddenly.

Oliver Bernard, who ran the Opera soloon IN
North seattle. died suddenly OF . throa. trouble
~ Grace hospital yesterday. He was Al years OF
age and had lived IN seattle for over fifteen
years He leaves wife. The funeral will be
held from the Catholic church o. the Sacred
Heart to-day at go. Rev. DemAneR officiating.