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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-17
Arrested For Bigamy tn Merlden

MERIDEN, July 17.-Benjamin Snipes was arrested in this city to-day for big amy. Last December he was forced to mary Miss Clara Bradley of West Ha- ven; and left his wife immediately after the ceremony. In May he was married to Miss Ella Freeman of this city. Wife No 1 claims that the Freeman woman knew Snipes was a married man when he proposed marriage to her. Interest ing developments are expected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-17
or for Fall River.

John c. Hubbard, night editor of the Palladium and connected with New Haven journalism for the last eight years, will July 28, become editor in chief of the Fall River Morning and Evening Tribune, an independent re- publican paper of Fall River, Mass.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-17

VA lumber pile near the New England station caught fire this afternoon from spark from an engine. The flames
 were extinguished with few pails of
 water. Charles G. Belden, of this city, and
 Miss Georgie Moore of Litchfield, were
 married yesterday afternoon at the resi-
 dence of Mrs O. P. Peck, by the Rev Dr RiaSall
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-17
srAMroRD,s LABOR TROUBLE.
Eight Hundred Men Thrown Out of
 EmDlOyment.

STAMFORD, July 17.-In consequence of the strike of the brass moulders and the policy of intimidation pursued by the strikers and their sympathizers the their works indefinitely, thus throwing 800 men out of employment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-17
Burglars Rob a Country store.

WILL1MANTIc, July 17.-Late last night burglars entered the country store and postoffice, of Charles H. Weeks, in Mansfield Center, and thoroughly ran sacked the place. Entrance was effected by cutting a panel of the rear door and sliding back the bolt. Five dollars in cash and a quantity of clothing and underwear were taken. No clue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-17
A Story Without Truth.

There is no truth in the stories of the enclosure of miniature portraits of Rev Father Sweeney of Portland, in cigar cite packages. Father Sweeney is just ly indignant at the unwarranted use of his name.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-17
Travellers, Attention,

Trunks and Travelling Bags of every description Dress Suit Cases Pocket Drinking Cups Mems and Boys Bathing Suits Silk Outing Shirts in black white and fancy coors, Flannel and Chevo Outing Shirts, Trunks of all szes from the pack trunk to the full finish best made Steamer Trunks and Cases Travelling Bags from the cheapest the finest Alligator Canvas Telescope Bags from 50 cents up Trunks marked and delivered free of charge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-17

Meetings This Evening. Woman's Relief corps. Wadhams post, G. A. R. Waterbury Athletic club. Tunxis tribe, I. O. R. NJ. Waterbury Temperance Reform club. Albion Cricket club. Harmony lodge, F. & A. M. Mad River grange. Friendship lodge, Sons of Herman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

A Penalty Attaching tn the DfvuIgencs
Of Information Given.

~ ICn3Aty Ahtac0tH8 10 t0e Dtv0tKG0co
Of Information Given.
wHArroM. wash. March II, lsea
To rHx Enron; Al the time OF nay appoint
rsnt BY the prvsidens 20 the supervision OF the
eensus. for the western hail Of Washington, you
were kiad enough 20 notice the fact edltorialiy
and 20 ash In my behalf The CO cooperation Of ali
cisses. - saAt ssus aat reliable compilation
OF the population, wealth and industry OF the
state m chit ensue. Yoar unfavorabie comment
in Yesterdays editorial roe upon the penalties
sssxed 10 . refusal 10 answer certain intsrroza-
tories 60 be pat By e1ussegstors 20 farmers will
I am afraid, Tar more than Offset roar nr.f
kindly notice. and may create. ~ the Outset an
nn.avorahle bias concerning the work of the
enamera,os, II allowed 10 psss uunosseed By
this ossee.
TIE farmer in answering the questions 10 he
Put concerning his Affairs. the manufacturer in
detailing the progress q his haslnesx. even the
spsnsier Ia yielainx Up she precious secret OF
her age. are one and all rroseessd hy the same
Ian which ceereis them 20 give information 10
tae ensm srAtar. section al she eel Of March
/ ies. which governs the taking o; "a. av-
preaching census. requires that every enanner-
gfor shall take ana subscribe IN cath. Wherein
amang ether things. he ssesrs OF afsEsns thar he
will net disclose any Information contained in
tee schedniesN lists o. statements ebsAiaed by
him ~ sny psFsua or persons exceps 70 his
sapertnr eftcsra fesfioa Is az the same act pro-
Ntls8 fnkf aay t1sESFtsT ef s2AHa<gAfoS w19.
having taken ana subscribed the cath required
BY tAis oct. shall communicate 10 any persoa
not authorised 10 receive the same any Informs
tton gained hy hia IN tne rsstos9snes Of his
easses. shall be dcemet gsilty Of . EaisdeneAnoF
and apo1 coavtrsion shall he sned not exeesairg
ave suEstrss 9oilArs"
have 10 hesitation In saytag ths,f VIII bring
kny ssFeilctssn 60 sae ssrs 81 any sauEssyasor 20
oTess5ax - TIE ncsscs q TIE United states sraad
sarY.
Nor 70 tAs al Farmers aas manufactures
Are tGFsssr saa sassrsas protected By tie tact
tAaE in tse pa6isxAei reszsss Of the census
nAnes "a tnd.v53aaas are sever xsed- TIE
eswrss sarassed - s1smsrshoss are cnmpsled
81 wssAinxsozs sas are paasssaet in grom guam
ttsss only - sns extezs rec aired 10 portray sas
Industrial coastten Of efty. eaansy, state 90
fexscs- VERY respectfully. CSC.
VITA n fxSGIxs.
Supervise. os cezxGa rsrst DISTRICT " ashfnxsc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

a. s..hincs vh1eh. q apRonD - ~ = fDpnr
tnnx eneueA - mex1f - ox1enoed e1oe1n.
- Ineuo snsaoA - eeeuDg e1aleelsAse $500
Win rear edisneia1 q - ~ H. 80
49, ~ d @ 4 Jnns shsaiA - Co.
1ucsed ii sneA . AisniAsA an4 bnnnon1 hks
pannnr snos sArswa buninan 0en thso1ghou1
s1e cuunfry vpuld - inAueo1 - Daks ~ "Trip
5 eanssze- frsu curiosity - - anytAtng ef
. speefaeulax nnfure. which q bess n1gnS e no
hetfer shan GO ~ - almost ~ ~ g ~
yess II iAxBe xastazn cIres-hss - eesfe
. - tur tAsnsslyen she ersas natural axtsnc-
taons vhieA sursoand q. aAd vhscA - eavus
stse % widely.
bai,eve thes - denonaxaxtsn should -
not enc day o. svo. but The vhcas season-
Innau 3 shis shaf - should eod1avug . -
euru weepo sxezrx1oa rotes iron ~ d1&sreos
transportation eu0panie4 and thas - sooa0
make proper pr0visaon fos ~ enafteanmeaa q
en- gussn vhlle in sbs city and ths4 ~ should
a1so confr1hu0 - much - may p Ia our
power While they ase here - their pseasure b.
showing shem the BEAUTIES and edyansaeos a
TIA s1rrouudfaG country. This. - courDes
would uecessttass the performances ct 9reae
deal Of labor b. different coansnisieA ard no
HfSls expeusa-
Whf,e : demoustrotioa o. sueh uagntsude
sh0sM not s. limited . On day a one vesk.
ssil shlak Il ucaid ~ eninenfly proper -
chsrseseriss he one particular day. June 6 ~
some distinguishing feature. and fsfher hke
the idea pfopcsed b. other corrnpondentA. q
having some grand historical and Industrial -
geant some may favor postponing the daas nm
I'll July 4. Bot can - no particular advantage
In the delay. Nothing need Interfere WITH The
proper celebration Of the 9Th. but Jane p n
entirely df6kseus cccaGion and no oehsr une
can properly take in place
do not favor raising money fnR any purely
local AFFAIR. Tor do not believe the etfiSens can
afford to spend much money just nov for local
amusement Mako the occasion groak and make
The amount at money great enough TO meet Il
Only By % doing can ~ hepe 70 make the
event 70 parsake Of . national character.
In my opinion 100000 10 mot too large a
amount. taking Into consideration the vast
amount OF adtertisins Contemplated and the
provision for proper entertainment Of 9uestA etc
II seattle il unable 70 avail herseif Of % oppoe-
tuni'y bat once presented Of inaugurating an
occasion unprecedented In the history Of the
great West then think II would Be useless *
travasance. aud not justified BY present circum-
stances 70 hold celebration on small scale.
JUNYUR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

Bradstrects gives bank elearings for the
week ending March a. follows:

II Is said that the Kansas farmers are
bitterly opposed 10 the efforts Of Utah and
Colorado miners and shelters. looking to
the protection OF their lead ores against
Mexican competition The kanssns have
. large trade with Mexico. and they
think the proposed change viii ms-
t<rialIy interfere with their Kansas Mex
lean commerce. Such exhibitions give
considerable force 70 General Hancock's
declaration that the tariff Is largely local
question. The difference OF opinion be-
tween New England and Ohio on free wool
squinss In the same direction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

A Chinese disciple Of Confueins. in the
course ~ . sermon 20 some Of his people in
New York recently. referring 20 Chinese
convert 20 Christianity who had CON-
mssted forgery. declared that such crimes
among The Confueians were objectionable.
and that their rule Il to roll the forger up
In mat and make him stand on his head
until every dellar obtained by the forgery
is returned with compound inseres. Just
What would result II the money had been
spent. ard the forger unable TO pay. was
sssst xtxfsx1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16
nlkzanoAp AVENUE.

Il ,6A<aA =. o. nn1fev
= 111v r. -. !. g, 1s.-, W1vesovrI t.raSe
= - l1S.s, e.1ss..ss 80 - - 49,
1890 e ,sss.... ,...ss,.s -. r.
~ 7r,rl1s ~ - '.s..-.ss.t.- - -
- 80, 6.~111.s-, g. ,,..s1.s-~ - A..
-, Z $500 -. - -. -. 800.
s ~ r. 9@ - .sss- = q. - s.,.4o1ors
- p - - ~. e.-..sx - psaIroad
1E:5S1s - - 81 ~ ---s..s g m n
8 = "a 49,, - - -. ~ 4 -. . 49,
4 -. e.s-s. -. ~. - er~luatvs
y - S.s....s -s..- g ~ 49,. -
~ D - '..-..es.....~. ~ - s-.oreInae.
B ~ Ss11s. - r,.-s = 49, 1890
Ss ii5.s, - - ~. 1922 = re.se.s
I'D S1Ss. r.ss4 -, - r.1,se-. :
s-s. 49, A. ses..- - - -.
10 i. s','S. ss...... 80. "a. = -.-.- -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16
THE wISsoR FAILURE.

eEArrLE, March Is, 100
To TEE EpffoR: An article In this evening"
Times. headed "The winsor Failure" hes beeu
called 10 my attention.
do not desire u trespan on your colamns "a
Try . case In the papers 4 motion 70 dissolve
the sttachment under which Winsor q Co. I
stores were closed IL pending. and the company
and myself win abide the result and show the
faisity of the charges or b condemned
l simply say this article contains neithes
truth nor justice. and any deceutly -cOnducted ~
porter having any sense Of justice. before psb-
hshing such an article, would have called OF
some Of the interested parties for their state
ment. and I only ask the public to swat the
proceedings In court for the determination 81
the truth
Wlnsor b Co are not nrm; have not boastod
bat complained Of the dull times. and refused
10 buy goods except 10 gil In staples out, and
openly avowed By it, oficers In intentioa % ~
duce stock and pay on.
Icannot believe that Attorney Pennefaths,
has made any such statement - the Times' ne
porter attributed TO him. Yours truly,
r. WTxsoR,
President winsor b Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

The Riverside r,so says thai Southern
Calitornss needs SEQ good mich COWS and
10 90 good laying hens much more than
she wants Eastern tourists. nes railroads
or q separate state government Saying
nothing asoas the separate government,
does she Psras mean ~ inslnuSse that the
tourists and TIE railroads interfere with the
cows and h~ast And how about rcoxtsrs :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

TIE latest interesting statistics are to the
ssees that The dssssllesses OF this country
turned es,t .ssa oso gallons more whisky
In isssa than in isSs IL u attempted 10 az
count FOR this great increase On the plea
thai The excess Vas used In the Industrial
arts. That Il essA- drunkenness Is not
an industrial ATT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

one Of The nsoss important ev~nss in Ssa
Francisco Tor many years Is the projected
removal Of Chinatown 90 South SAn frxn-
es.osA The sxelssen Of the csne~soas Sec
ssen Win b. fslsceea hy an entire change
fer = ssras in she alrsessca q The extension
Of the business quarter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

RACE
In IL March Ayvzsa Hon. A. b. Rich
mond discusess the question, is thsrs .
tomorrow fos ths human rses7' The
urifss REFERS 70 himself = IAN old lawyer.
accustomed 70 weigh Testimony according
70 The ruIes II The scisncs of evidence
A such be argues sfiismssivsly IN support
Of The continued sxissencs Of dissmbodied
spirits. and essays 10 sustain his arkuments
By proof. His reasoning On he abstract
question h clear snd foFcible. implying con.
aidsrsbis power snd experience - trained
Ioxician-
Bat his proofs bsious to the slats-writing.
spiritmsdium class. The instances given
ars extraordinary and hard to account for
on any hypothesis Of merely human
agency. In fact, q the matter appeared 70
and Il stassd b. him. human agency seems
70 have bssn impossible. Bat IL should
have occurred 70 m old and experienced
lawyer and trained iogician that 9TH
srs Of ike habit in respect to the rules
Of evidences would hold the TACT Of his buy
ing The states and pspciIs and visiting :
professional .medinmh a indicating
state Of mind ana belief 10 disqnalify him,
measurabIy q least. Tor . clear and critical
investigator.
In his argument introductory TO his
marvellous experimental proofs the author
acknowledges and asserts the existence OF
. supreme Intelligence. which controls the
force that puts matter In motion and In
spires beings with intelligence. Consider
Ing the rsyersns spirit with which this is
recognized and urged. il il hard 10 realize
how the same writer could bring himself TO
: beIief that II such supreme Intelligence
was disposed and apparently anxious that
he should b informed ON the points he
vas investigating. there should have bsen
any necessity Tor and resort 70 the claptrap
device Of suspsndsd sistes and pencils.
And that an old and experienced law
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16
MORE RAILROADS.

Look out sharp and Ct into line early and
ride upon the advancing market Woodland
Park lots will double In value before the boale-
ward - dnished. Two rev faiiwayD will enter
the city from that direction. Look out for . big
advance I'm prices in the direction Of Ballard
and Woodland Park. We can show yo1 some
GOOD ground door investments. Daniel Jones i
Co, ga second street. over Merchants bank.
rree reclining char ears rua through nom
Portland 10 Chicago without change via the
Union Pacific. a. G. Martin, city ticket agent
ssent city dock
Who keeps the largest stock Of One wines and
champagnss in seattle! Haley, Glenn d Co.
For Ballard property - Chiiberg a Gardner
room ., uewellyn- Dodge building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16
ACRE TRACTS
In and near Seattle.

NOW Is YOUR CHANCE for a fortune.
IN These properties are placed in our hands
for a few days only at very low figure and
easy terms Some are plated and ready for
the market all within short distance from
center Of city. Remember the prices asked
for same are for few days only. We have
a few Ballard lots left we will dispose Of at
the original price.
100 acres. mostly together. plated
and ready for the market. Call and
get particulars.
One 80 acre tract.
One % acre tract.
Two 20 acre tracts.
One 10 acre tract.
One 8 acre tract.
Two acre tracts.
Four blocks adjoining Gilman Park.
Salmon Bay addition.
Twelve lots, each 25xIO2, will sell at a
bargain. Terms very reasonable.
Lots in all sections Of the city; also West
and East Seattle. Apply early to-
Paul Q. Burns & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
Room %, Roxwell Building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

Poe s~sxsias in reel estate 81 s&lsass Bay see
SksIassx 4 uarsn<s. rSeza . i@@sesisa neSss
AQgAzsnx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

Ill I UUVIuUuU W.
PAID UP CAPITAL or sso.ooo
o1oo. eoo-Foaf lots, 20 feet on Jackson street.
oSs, ooo-Two lots i2oxi7o. corner south Sec
ond and Jackson streesa An excel
lent location for erecting building
to be usei - warehouse or heavy
wholesale busnesa II being one
block from the Northern pacifc
railroad freight depot and two
blocks from the o. B. q N. Co.'S
dock.
go. 0oo-A lots on Lake Onion, end OF cleo
trio car line. having several hun
dred feet Of water front
Union street.
oll.oO0-rwo lots on Front street. between
Lake and Eagle streets. ieoxl2N or
viii sell either los for $7.oo0
oio.ooo-rwo lots l2oxl2o. corner on Madi-
zen street.
- ,o0O--Los s0xiao on Seventh street, between
stewart and Olive. upon which II
erecsed Sstory bulldog nov rented
and paying ls per can't on invest
ment
o1.0oo-Two lots, 6oxisn on seventh street. be
tween Jackson and Main.
o5,s00-ons lot and part OF another on Main
street, coraer.
e5.so0-iI lots 81, block 81. Gilman Park ada.
ballard
$500 Four houses on wilfyed street, one
To ! beck frum cable: nine rooms and
e5.ooos bath.
90 .6oo-Sew house. rooms and bath. on
Lake svenss; 500 cash: balance. so
pei mouth.
~ .eoo-Two Of the anest lots In Union saii-
ton: 80 sitasted that the view can
never be cat OK
esOo 60 esoo-Lots In books !. II. % Is, Nc
Givrs's second add. on Nsds-
son street cable lima
Cheaper lots In AL parts Of the city.
osss PER AcRE-sc acres inurcvec bottom
land. near Kent on rail-
rcai. suitable for small
farms hop r. sing OF vsse.
table gardening Land
win be sold Ia quantities
| os enc see upwsrdA
For lease.
Corner Commercial ani yscksca strsen, COZ
| ILL., sac PEI month fuF afsssa ysAn
Tuo loss soxi9 sa,h. eorass West sad Cal.
vexssty srsssA iax Eve o. Zen yearA
Hsssss sss Rsns in 81 Parts OF tie city.
We have large list of some Of the
best property in the city. which We
shall Be pleased 10 show to any one
calling at our office.
Insurance Department.
Represents combined ss.ess OF ovss
| S31,OOO.OOO.
| WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
| INVESTMENT co.
0fices In Company's Building. n.
w. corner second and
Cherry Streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

Seattle \ Montana RalVd
ADDITION
EACH for FIVE days ONLY after which the prices VII b
to $500 each
Here isa chance to invest your money in properly
will double in value in the next ten days
his addition IS only three blocks from where n
Shops and Round House will be located which win give 81
poyment toIooo men and bring in population q 81
people
This property is south Of Cilmans addition and two
from the Electric Car Line which is under CONSTITUENCIES
seven blocks from the Railroad Depot and Shops At So
Cove
That the Machine Shops Of the Seattle & Montam IT,
way will be located property purchased by them in
new road can be seen at our Office
We will sell this property usual easy terms
We have fine list Of property suitable for go
and blocks and lots in all parts Of the city on very easy
Call at once and get first choice
Once open until 10 o'clock every evening
HARRY WHITE & CO
EsER ME1W. OPPOSITE SOUTH THIRD STREET.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16
THE FIRE CELEBRATION.

LEGAL Advantages
sKarv&x MsrvA "a lee
To TEE knEroxs IA zy eosaEanscAxsan.
wesrA aSpsAre1 IN voar issns 81 the assa sas1.
sexz<s 10 hare mrx vita sexae ia~urahse evnssti-
erszzea- saRs ras ne rAste4et tor asksng
pszmxssssE - rsssaxi . ~ Eoss zsnAskS 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

The Old Homestead" sodsy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-16

The Roy Ray il run By - couatry editor who
knows how 10 strike bach. and this 10 . sample:
"A country editor may occasionally appropriate
few items from the large city dailies. but ws
venture the assertion that there 10 not In the
entire state Of Washington such another whole
sale rosoer Of the news from other papers -
this same Tacoma Ledger. There isn't day
but that from onehalf TO one and half coli
umns Of STATE news are given In that paper with
out credit"
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