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snH q vainah1e snsuEmasi0n- 1he follow
tnx notices vii slow boz kfsatsy his for
me< efforts hays besa appreciated around
the country
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1 Record Of Unprecedented
Success.
skarrlr. WASH. Jan. Is. 1870.

SEATTLE. WASH, Jan. g, 1890
Dr. ]. Eugene Jordan:
Dear Doctor cannot express 70 you in
words the gratitude feel towards voc for
the great service you have rendered me
and my family. When I first called on
you 10 consult you my wife had suffered
for some Time severely from catarrh and
complication Of other diseases, which
made her life miserable. Ny daughter
also was in delicate health. l was At
tractcd during my first visit by the care
and attention you gave to the whole case:
and, although must confess that in the
beginning vert to you merely IS an ex-
pertinent to see whether could find relief
for my wife and daughter. was so favora-
bly, impressed with the manner in which
you commenced your treatment that
was inspired with confidence in your His
togenetic system. That confidence was
not misplaced. because today. although
you have been treating my family for only
a few weeks. my wife and daughter are
now enjoying comparatively good health,
with every indication of their being in .
short time completely cured of the
complaints from which they suf-
fered. The result has been TO make our
home happier in every way. and am now
so firmly convinced OF the efficacy of your
treatment that / will in future have no
other so far as myself and family are con-
cerned. write You this letter voluntarily
and without any solicitation on your part.
In fact. consider it my duty TO thus pub
icly show my appreciation OF what you
have done for me and mine. and that 9TH
ers may know whore they can be benefited
Is have been. and therefore you are at
liberty to make any use you like Of this
communication. / am, yours truly.
ALEX BEGG.
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The City Of ruebis Brings Several Hun
dred From san Francisco.

The City of Puebis Brings Several Hun
dred From San Francisco.
SAN FgAscrsco. April f5-The follow
ing passengers sailed today on the steamer
City OF Puebis for Scattle-C. II. Forback
and wife. Mrs. X. Robinson, Mrs. NJ
Lewis. John Lotion, Ed Lotion, Miss NJ.
G. Lotion. j. Probst, Miss d. Lawrence. J.
Bailey and wife. Mrs. h. f. Schwartz. &. G..
kratz. s. Levy. A. Haggard. ]. Morey.
Mrs. James Watson, Miss May Watson.
Captain Clapp. L. v. Penny. T. Cornall
and wife. Miss Minnie Corne, G. Anderson
and wife. A. Van We'll, Mrs. Amos and
child. Peter Dean and son, Louis Ofeowich,
ID. b. Thurston, A. A. Richards, A Rosen-
bach, J. ]. Mahoney. Mrs. Hall and son.
For Tacoma-Mrs. l.. b. Wallace, Miss
n. b. Wallace, II. A. Judah and wife. Mrs.
l.. o. Warde, James Barnard, w. g. Cline.
w. l.. Herbert. w. w. Robinson. &. p. Van
Alystine. Fred Somer. Mrs. r. NJ. Cook,
Mrs. N. Brown, w. Hutchings and wife,
Miss +. Meyers. Mrs. Stanton.
For Port Townsend-Miss Lizzie Carter.
Captain Ryder. Miss Kate Bartlett, d.
Davis, Wong Fook, r, L. Barhizer, Thomas
b. Gardner. Joseph Coudrman.
For victsria--G. w. Rey and wife, z.
Sruberg. A. RothschiId. w. A. Dyer. Mrs.
Dodd and nephew, Rev. r. NJ. Il. Mcleod,
John Newman, Mrs. L. n. Robbins. w. A.
Howell, Captain Price. Captain Newby,
Mrs. q. Stevenson, Mrs. L. German. II. +.
Hairless and wife. A. H. Mcleod, Miss
6herof
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Tpsauess nasiE Telegraph "a gentleman en-
nectea with the Telegraph has tested Chsmhpr.
has colic Cholera and Disrrhera Remedy. A
few days ago be was attacked with severe
cole, and procuring bette, took ore desc TIE
eseEt Was insfantArSous gentle rleasiur
heat was dtSasef throughout the stomach re
crAnTs and 1iasrsUs disappeared. ana in a few
hours the sufferer was well A. ever. He !.
enthusiastic in his praises Of the rsesiirsn. ara
heartily recommends u 20 AL who NAV -
AFFECTED a. he Vas A bottle SHOULD be in er.-v
heasshould. tor no one ezn tell vhsn il AVE-
neesssi- . and secent bottles Tor sale by al
druggists. ssewar. Holmes Drug ro,,-..-
wholesale agents
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AN AMATEUR WRESTLER.
Locking for . Match with = rrof~sxtaus
Athlete.

Vincent T. White. the champion ANA.
ssnr wrestler Of California. arrived in the
city yesterday morning. and Is booking for
match. Me ssys be Is willing 10 meet
sns az the wrcsters now in Seattle, either
io1 purse or $40 to 500 side. He was
not successful in arranging q match and
amended leaving for home last night, but
several sporting men Prevailed npaa him
70 stay here a few days yet In hos@s 81
arranging match.
bite Is parsi Of Joe Acton and weighs
anouf Ia roanss. hat can easily train
ao~n 10 TIE nsiid.e- weight class. He Is
hanssenassy bait man and glance Al hss
rasdy fses aud sraeE4sa physique sisselosss
tas meaea Athlete White sAvs although
be . has an amateur he Is confident he can
best many os the ercsesssonsIs ara !. ~.
Is willing 10 sacs lis assertion. ~i;A r,oa.v
il seems Is Il he should have no sroahss IN
arranging q match.
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ya0es Osyei1l Adds - TIE saeeess ~
HIS Opsafng NigAs-
James O'Neili gave another admirable
performance Of Monte cristo" to fair
sized audience. II Turn hall last night. and
the great actor appeared to even better sd-
vantage last night than in the opening per-
Torrance.
Mr.. o'Seili's work Vas good throughout
the entire play and be rose TO heights Of
grandeur in his scene with his son in the
bail room act.
Mr.. Henry Vernon acquitted himself
credftabiy ~ Nortier. Maj ID. Jones did
very well Is Caderouse- The rest OF the
company Was not up 70 the standard. Dir.
o'Neili viii conclude his engagement 1t
Turn Hal tonight. when he viz repeat the
performance Of Monte Cristc .
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PORTLAND. Arpii h.-The Republican
state convention meets tomorrow. To-
night il looks as If this would be
the ticket: Congressman. Binger Hermann.
OF Rossburg: governor. D. p. Thompson,
OF Portland: secretary of state, George w.
Mcbride. Of 81. HeIens: treasurer, Phil
Metchsn, of Canyon City; supreme judge.
K. s. Bean. OF Eugene City; state printer.
Frank c. Baker. of Portland; school super
intendent, L. B. McEiroy, OF Salem.
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Los ANGELES. April l5.--The twentieth
annual session of the State Medical Society
began here this morning in the Elks' hail.
In the afternoon reports were received
from the committee on arrangements for
the publication of diseases of the mind
and gynecoiogy. The board OF censors
and the board of medical examiners also
submitted reports. This evening the
members were given reception at the res
idence OF Dr. w. l.. Wills.
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CHINESE rRaNsrERs


sax FRANCISCO, April is-Collecsor
Phelps received dispatch from Secretary
Window today containing instructions
which are intended TO prevent Chinese ar
irving at this port IN transit to Mexican
ports and afterwards crossing the border
into ths United States from Mexican terri.
tory.
seoreisry Window states, IN his dispatch,
tia; the privilege OF transferring China
men ~ Panama steamers IN this port has
been allowed by the Instructions OF his
predecessor but that such instructions are
now revoked This order Of Secretary
WINDOWS apples 10 81 vessels leaving
China Tor san Francisco after April Is
Collector phelps has notl6ed the Pacific
Nal and Occidental and Oriental steam
saie ornrsnies TO thar e4scf.
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A severe Earthquake shock-Other 18TH
mus News.

A severe Earthquake Shock-Other 18TH
mus News
SAN FRANCISCO, April la-The steamer
San Juan. from Panama, brings adyices to-
day stating that the severcst earthquake
shock experienced on the Is,hmus since
lisa, occurred recently. The shock lasted
i've seconds.
On February II news was received in
Guatemals that the steamer Shackhsrsh.
which left San Jose destined for Hamburg
went TO pieces on the rocks near Acajusla.
None Of the cargo, 1900 sacks of coffee
valued at about $soo, ono, was saved.
A iong-sianding feud between the fami.
les Of Laxons and Urhina. Al Huauta. Perm
resulted in the loss of over loo lives. Ur.
hlns having witnessed the slaughter OF i've
members of his family during a combat
with guersiIlss. gave himself up 10 save
further bloodshsd. and was heheaied. The
Indians, however. being drunk. continued
for some hours after 10 pillsge and burn
the town and slaughter the inhabitants.
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CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.
Received In Royal style by Congenis
At santa Fo.

Received In Royal style by Congenials
At Santa Fe.
sAsrA FE. April l5.--The New England
and California Pioneers arrived early this
morning and spent the day visiting his
toric locations The party contains
seventy-five pioneers with their families
and friends, about 100 in all
At O'Clock formal reception was held
at the governors palace and Governor
Prince welcomed the party.
Captain Thomas. president of the society.
responded and introduced Hon. II. G.
whit,emore. Of Boston, who returned
thanks for the reception.
Judge Axtell. who was q pioneer and
earis California congressman, also well
coined the guests.
Most OF the party then visited the gov.
ernor's residence, and by order of Colonel
SNYDER the military band gave . special
concert.
Prominent in the party il General Cha
pin, hero Of the Biackhawk war. The
party resumed their journey west this
evening.
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queer Opium Smuggling.

San Francisco. April is--Customs In
spector 0'Leary. while on duty aboard the
steam collier Montserrat today, noticed
Thomas Brown, one of the firemen of the
vessel, acting in a suspicious manner. The
inspector proceeded TO make search and
was rewarded by finding two five-,ael boxes
of prepared opium in the seat of the fire.
mans pantaloons. The offender was taken
before Commissioner Sawyer and held in
bond OF $500.
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DSVsAetV sWN"s RsPF1tt&m &8fTtS0 By nm
Overwhelming Vote.
The election At Ballard yesterday re-
suited In m overwhelming majority in
favor Of separate incorporation. Two hun
dred and seventy-ive of the voters OF that
town said yes" and i've .'no- on the
proposition. and from indications II would
seem that the ayes" have IT,
The polls opened in the Berg building on
Ballard avenue at O'Clock O. m. and
closed ct 6 o'clock p. IN. The election was
quiet and orderly. nearly everyone inter-
ested being . unit on the subject The
counting OF ballots began At e:lso'clock and
the result was announced 80 o'clock. II
Was received with the widest enthusiasm.
A procession was formed and 800 men and
hcys parsded the principal streets CARRYING
torches and cheering loudly TO show their
satisfaction.
The election Was held under the late in
corporation act governing towns under 90
COO population. A charter will now be
drawn up under the authority OF the pres
snt city council OF Ballard. and the election
Of city officers viii take place sir weeks
from date.
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TACOMA. April ia. 4. Koeppe, OF
crooksson. Mimi. retired tonight at the
Fife hotel and blew ont the gas.
He registered for himself and q
friend and retired about 10 O'Clock.
His friend came in about II o'clock and
found kaeppe nearly asphyxia from
the escaping gas and dragged him from
the room.
All that saved kaeppe's life was the
timely arrival of his roommate
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SEATTLE. Feb. .. 1890.

CEATTLE. = co. -, lSsO.
On the 18th of September, 1850. l called
upon DIR. Jordan with what the doctors
said was infiammatory rheumatism. My
right hand was the size of four and l had
not been able to sleep for several nights.
DR.. Jordan prescribed for me and told me
to obtain some small bottles in which to
put the medicine. thereupon went into
Seattle drug store and asked for some
bottles. remarking that wanted them to
put Dr. Jordan's medicines into A lady
who was present gratuitously remarked
that DR.. Jordan was . quack. paid no
attention to this. as l had previous expe-
rience with the doctor, who relieved me of
q misery IN which other eminent physi-
clans failed. In just two weeks could
write with my hand and it has been well
ever since. The only objection have got
is that paid Sc for the medicine and got
well before I used one-half Of il. and now
have s. worth OF medicine have no use
for, which Is aggravating.
r. J. BACHELOR,
Representing the Seth Thomas Clock Co.
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PLArs FILED.

Two New Addssions Co the City Of
seattle.
BothNeli's re-plAs OF springbrook addi-
ton 70 Seattle was flied with the county
auditor yesterday by James aud Minnie e..
Boutwell,. The plat embraces the east half
Of northwest quarter Of northeast quarter
section "a, township IS north. range east.
A plat Of Rainier addition TO Seattle was
flied by George NJ. and Mary II. Bowman
1t covers ali OF lot Q. section 1. township "a
north, range 4 east.
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San FRANCISCO. April l5.-The Chamber
of Commerce of San Francisco. in its regu-
lar quarterly session today. adopted reso-
luton expressing opposition to any iegisla-
tive measure having in view the acauisi-
ton Of Mexican territory Resolutions
were also adopted approving the Farquhar
shipping bill
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SACRAMENTO. April f5.--The evening Bes's
Folsom special ssys: This morning At S
O'Clock . night wafchman at the depot
. small locust tree near the old gas house.
The rope BY which he was hanging was
about three feet long. and his feet were
resting on the ground. His features bore
no EVIDENCE Of death by stranguisfion, and
the prevailing opinion Is thst be was either
killed or died and WAS afterwards hung
there By some OF his ccunfrymen. The
matter Is being investigated by the coroner.
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SAN Francisco. April l5.--Ten men en-
ployed in August Petsold's cooperage went
on strike today. A committee which was
appointed on Monday called on PetsoId
today and stated that he was violating the
uGion rules. Is he was not paying standard
wages. Petsold said his tariffof wages was
as high as that OF any other works, and that
he could not afford to pay anything more
and make his business profitable.
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The Weather.

SAN Francisco. April 15.--Forecast till S
p. m. Wednesday: For Oregon and
washington-Fair weather. followed in the
western portion by light rains.
CHICAGO. April 15.-The temperature for
twenty-four hours has been: New York. 10:
New Orleans, s.: st. Louis. A; Cincinnati.
40, Chicago. IS; Winnipeg. 30
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Fer iov r.ssss sxcel.e@x q coraraea. ss.-,. 80
I'll tie features ira, cons f,a-e : srsses x.s-,, 80
sasoyseae Rip 70 tA~ kass. take tie SorSarrn -.
c.Ec- ihroaga vssnonse ta1ns 70 - F.nI
AIanespstss DaiciE AID Ghscsso, consisting al
caninx. arsuinxreorn aax s.e~ngrsv - !.
tosrass ersrs sEssses TIE dirwrfaon OF tie f,sx3
n an Palace Car to-r r&ry are attached 70 -,
sSfo1gh tAanA no better service 10 be So,,,f
A. 1siAoerxs city slnkes sxeai- zis Secan. ssrs~.
boston Aaask. l. TosAan. espos tesss xxenI -
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Tacoma Republic.n Me-t,rv.

TACOMA, April ia rousing meeting
was held by the Third Ward Republican
Club at the courthouse tonight.
Judge A. A. knight presided.
Many enthusiastic speeches were made.
The speakers expressed themselves conf
dent of filing the vorious city offices with
good Republicans at the approaching cleo
ton
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DELASo. Cal. April ia negro named
Isaac Verling. who assaulted an If-year-
old girl near White river yesterday. was
caught on the plains six miles west OF here
today.
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Bookkeepcr Gone.

SAN Francisco. April I5--John X.
Ovens. cashier and bookkeeper OF the
wholesale hardware firm of Gibbs & Co.
of this city, has disappeared and 1t is stated
that there has been found a shortage in his
accounts of $4,000 or over.
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Taroasa Pullman vest ga led q e~xs~rs ara a. .
las AZ. $3.50 iaTssi improved tourist sleerxr.
road A. Chi nsrs- city gekss agent. rs secs
saress. Baton e4oeks < TcakiE. ee.sos tsr.ss
sv~s.t -exsrA. ~~~@S.
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The city's new road machine was used
yesterday for the first time on Kentucky
street, in North Seattle. II works well,
and viii be kept busy hereafter at street
grading. The new street sweeper ordered
some time ago is nos on the way from the
East, and will be put ut work on the Sec.
ond street dust as soon rs il arrives
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rxa.kIs ramo.eu srnerx.

Rev. Asshsr vsvtsass Entertaining
Ccuss< ~ Lectures
The Rsv. Arthur vsvlan ~ia deliver a
series OF lectures on travels shreasA garoy~
st sae PsymousA Congregational ehuspa.
commencing with this evening. NJ. ~
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Knocked Ont hx nsnfar,h.

NKw ORLEANS. April i5.--At contest At
the Audubon club tonight, Tommy Dan
forth. of New York. put Charley Summers.
of California. TO sleep in the fourth round.
panforth clearly had the best OF il from the
start
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LOUISVILLE. April i5.-CharIes Welrh
the Buffalo lightweight, tonight Knocked
out Charles Fitzgerald. the ST. Louis light
weight, in q contest here. in the eleventh
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Pullman fesezvsssons Esa1s scr al r.csnts rsse
VIA tie sossa<r faesAr rxsarcAa sAs vrsss nntes
szespsr A1a dtnsnxcG ane- A Caslterx ETY.
Geks< AGENT 10 secoaa ssre<x Eosron sso~s.
= Isckans espos cekss agsns eoassiA
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No INVESTIGATION


say fRASc1seo. April IA - Colonel
Cvoessr. Of the Southern Pacific Company,
ssAted t>day that 80 far as be knew there
woEsd be no Investigation Of sae charges
made by { Z. Huntington against Senator
Stanford. Sosonei crecksr SAID II sions
think Senator stanford needs any rsndsca-
eoa- Huntington has said that be dissnv
rnsan 10 say thai Stanford used the com.
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DAVID, The Sinners
AND
IT. g. COLLINS
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
WAITED.

Mill hands. go per month Mem to slash, so
per acre. Bickyard hands, s22s per day.
Walters. $40. sll and ei2 per wees CHAMBER
cord. woodsmen, SIS to so. F-rm hands, tB
to so LaEndress for hotel. $40 per month.
Knot sawyer, 81 IS per day. Men for lime kiln,
Second ST., bet. Marion and Madison.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1890-12-13
ORDER FOR HEARING.

9 TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF RAMSEY, ss.-Probate Court.
In the matter of the. estate of Edmund
E. James, Deceased. <-4 II
On reading and filing the petition of
Charles E. James of said County, repre-
senting that Edmund E.. James has
lately died intestate, resident and in
habitant of the County of Ramsey and
State of Minnesota, leaving goods, chat.
tells and estate within this County, and
praying that administration of his estate
be to him granted: ........... .
1t is ordered, that said petition be
heard at spe :al term of this Court, to
be held at the Court House, in the City
of St. Paul, in said County, on Monday,
the 18th day of January 1891, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, and that notice
of such hearing be given to all persons
interested, by publishing this order at
least once in each week for three success
slve weeks prior to said day of hearing,
in the The APPEAL weekly newspaper
printed and published IN said County,
Dated at St. Paul, this 18th day of
December, 1890.
BY the Court:
5 SAMUEL MORRISON,
i Z. S. Judge of Probate. /.
ss... FREDR1CL L. MCGHEE, Attorney,
Room 168 Union Block,
St. Paul, MINI.
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y coollv informed the individual that

by coollv informed the individual that
there was no law to compel him to oc-
cupy the seat he had bought, but there
was law which compelled him (Bixby)
to allow respecta BILE people, without re-
gard to race or color, to occupy any seat
they were able to pay for. "Well", said
the prejsdiced individual, "you ought
to have a separate place for ''niggers."
"You'll find this won't do" Manager
Bixby replied II can't help it even if i
desired to do So" II could rot remove
those Colored people il they did not
wish to sit by you, and can't move you
because you do not wish to sit by them,
as there is not another seat to be had"
The disconftted individual had to take
his seat and nurse his wrath, as there
was no way for him to bring insult and
outrage on people as deserving of civil
rights as himself. .s.....s.. .......
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st. James A., M. e. Church.

Sunday was q beautiful day and the
people attended the church service in
large numbers. The receipts for the
first monthly envelopes were given out,
all who did not receive them should do,
so tomorrow, as it is intended that eve
ryrone shall receive credit. Don't fail
to get your receipts, az it is absolutely
important. .gE
Sunday Dec. q zig quarterly meeting
One week from tomorrow: Let every
member attend love feast and general
class Dec. 10. AL who love the Lord
are cordially invited to be present.
Great preparations are being made for
the holidays. Every one should get q
ticket, and come out every night. It
will be better than ever before. Look
for further announcement in The
APPEAL. i. @s. IS, s.