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rnrn MAN coMRApE.
stiiiiiamen Bring Back the itody Of IN
FroKsn Nail Carrier.

FroEen Nail Carrier.
kavAnA Ctrf. Cal. Jan. IA detail Of
nsisiialnaa from Company q. who left here oa
sauw shoes Tuesdey morning 70 go 60 Washing
~, ninsisea miies distant. after the body Of
fFissIe Mcleod, who persisted while carrying
ne nal from North Rioemheld To Washington.
kisFnei today with bis remains. The snow is
HsAt isei deep along ihe route.
fas body vas sewed np IN a sack and then
ashed ga sleige ms1e Of two Snow shoes.
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Public Land Sale.
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NorTrE or nIxsoIr-rTnx.


NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF Co-PART-
~ nersnlS,-Ao-ce = neFesy given shat tie
eo-paEtnerkAlp OF the Undersigned. heretofore
Cag:shiag Co. ef Nos. so snd s0e second street
- seeStas. kt1z csslnty. washington. II this 6sy
dasssavsl y mutual consent; Mr. Julins Goa
tinsea Is the cd staad by s Pfisfiips Z co.
VITO VII pay al de5xS 81 the sase 6rns OF Coz
raj 4 Phillips and collect al MONEYS due sad
Era JULIUS CONRAD,
$ PHILLIPS
ssatsls. wash. Jsuusry 10, lssSa
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvES THAT rms
~ partnership lately exisiss5ng between
Charles Craig and 8 J. Marsh, uilsser the 6Frn
name and ssys Of The Clipper ssiingie Co. in
consent On the sth CAY OF Tanaary. A. "a. 1ss4
Al neeEs owing 60 she said YArfaeFship sre 10 ta
rseelyea - sasd Charles Craig AMI az densnsss
o. Ire said partnership are 70 he presented 90
him for tay naent CHARLES CRAIG.
81. MARSH.
Dssed a. seattle the ssh day Of JAnaary. $50
NOTICE OF DIssoLUT1oS-r3 WHOM 1T
~ nnaE concern: Notice i hereby gwen that
the partnership herefoiorv sxissinx between q
W. MeSs and Lloyd Jones. unstxr the drm name
OF West 4 Jones. doing feed hnsfeesS IN the
city OF seattle. OF the "a day OF January us
solved . mutual consent All. tsssebseGnsss q
TIE sate nrrn viii BE settled and al credits due
said firm viii 6e settled hy Lord Jones Who
continues in said business y. W WESE
LLOYD JONES.
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF co-PARr
~ nership. To whom II may concern No
tiee i hereby gwen thar the So partnership
heretofore existing between George r Smlth
Jefferson smith and Char e. Butter, under the
nrm name aud style Of smith Brothers & Sntaer.
doing wholesale buteaer bus ness in the city
ct scattle. Was on the lSt day o. Ja1usry,
lsso, dissolved by mutual consent Al con
tracts yet unfalNlied by sad firm viii he ger
torned and carried ont ~ its sEesessors, smith
Brothers. composed 81 George +. smith snd
Jefferson smith. AL indebtedness Of the lafe
firm viii be settled and Sd5estsi BY, and ST
CREDITS due SAID frm viii b. paid 10 ". Il. Gsy-
noi1s. az tire wholesale butcher market of Smith
Brothers, corner OF second and University
streets, "a tae city Of Seattle.
GEoRGE r SMITH,
JEFFERSON SMITH,
CHARLES BUTLER
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NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-sEALE PRO-
~ posals viii be received by the board OF com.
mfssfoners OF King county. Washington, At the
osflee OF the county auditor, IN seattle, Wash
tnEton. on or before Monday, February 5. A. D.
$780, 81 II o'clock q. m, for furnishing aud set
ting up Of = steel and iron jail cages. with COR
TiGors. also for furnishing doors and window
gratings for the new King county courthouse.
now in course OF cree ton At Seattle. Washing
ton, in accordance with the plans aud speeid-
cations prepared by W. A. Richie, architect
and now on fle in the architects Office. in rooms
Is and l9, Kern building. corner of Yesier ave
me and south Second street, in Seattle. WASH,
copies OF which may be had upon application 70
the architect eompanied by q deposit OF $40 as
security for their return
zach proposal must be accompanied by GER
titled cheek on some local bank in the sum OF
fifteen hundred dollars $500, made payable TO
the order Of the Treasurer OF King county,
Washington" as q guarantee that in case
of the award of the contract being made
10 him. the said contractor shall enter
into formal contract. as prepared by
the architect. and furnish good and suff-
cient bonds according 20 iax for the faithful ex
ecutiOn and completion of the contract. Ia faii.
IRE OF which the said check shall be forfeited
TO King county without recourse as and for
hquidsted damages for such failure on the part
OF THE bidder
No proposal viii be considered unleSs accom-
panied by such certified check.
The commissioners reserve the right 70 REJECT
any or al OF the bids,
Dated this 9Th day Of December, 1883.
W e FORREST
County Auditor and ex-ofncio Clerk of the
Board OF County Commissioners OF King
county Washington.
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EyGINrEns AND Contractors.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY III.
- gineeFS and contractors for bridges OF every
description; wharf building, pile driving. drsds.
ing aud steam shovel excayailugt pans AMI
spondenee solicited, once Too Of Jackson
street Seaftie. WASH.
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A RfClI oFrIcE.

Resignation Of the CoIored Recorder Of
Deeds.
wnasxeTas clrY. Jan. i0-~The resignation
Ifosssr slte coiured recorder eG doedS foE the
fsylri, hhs been received ct tbe White house,
seou request made By the president. IL IL
ispvssd 4 pew appointment win be made
aofls inqaiEy made by senator ingalls, hes
tsssssped he Tact that the oifine has paid 500
- IN iees during Trotiets lDcnmbency Of two
Nkft and ten mouths. A hili Is pending rs
nsngFess % make the position = saietted one
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NOTICE To STONE CUTTERs-BIDS WILL
~ be received up 70 .. m Friday. nth inst.
for the cutting of the granite for the custom
house IN Port Townsend Plans and speeltea-
tons can be seen at the Nelson Island Granite
Co. Is office. squire's new dock, Bel town, Sc
stte; the stone 10 be OF the celebrated Nelson
island granite, Is il ID the best on the coast.
K l. FOX
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N-pTFrE 10 ggaPKTETs3K s~2E.Ass Fsaa
~ essessres kss Eax s.ssfs nsasssures 80 essF
aaa esszasy s2Ee4 - scwnsx fAiN& > 1fae@ss1=A1is
2rcaIssES ~ CaiA21A& sssesi.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

CCrEgY 4 ORENs. CIVIL ESGgsEK = And
- ssrVeTsrs have Eesaexe1 = HeN oE.tss q
seattle hs1EK sassz1s s6l sd assL 88Ans 4ia1 So
gsgs cfAa 5engs fgT Stree ares &G3 s1Aas9@s F~2-
yey5ag B~uzn pty sstNadesf - -
err SURVIVORS OFFICE
r.8cHARD yEvTSz. IL. CIVIL ESGsNEEE
4 sr4 szsFvgTar rs FeNegaa Is ezssS tFal4
-. Efssegs Rsssrs & ra-ars ~ isossan es9c<-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs-SEAL BIDS
~ for clearing fifty acres a. the town OF York
viii be received at the Office of Crawford & Han
non. corner Thied and Iesler avenue. mp 20 Jan
uary l; the owner reserves the right 20 refuse
any or all bids.
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EDIC.fTTONsL.

A GENTLEMAN WHO gPEAEs FRENCH
n ard German hueatly wlShev 10 give even
ing les,onsi has restssed many Years IN France
geaGeE.
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DERSoSAI--A GENTLEMAN, 4 STRANGER
a Ia iowa, desires % form fhe 2cQaasntanee
cf ycnng iaavs object so<iRhIlsty. Add-1S sin
cerstg. Post Infklt1eencer
Gs10 REwARD-DRATMES, ATTENTION.
e---V II the 3waynaa WHO AaRtea - eaS7s
hacoa from Chsrses zouchs Sfore 70 Scaws-
baeae<s y nEr1 lev 1axS alter Tie great IRE
viii kindly 1asaIRnzcate With undersigned BE
VIII he paid sncwe reward. I VI. EsFeer, oil
rakat's warehouse TeSle- aven se. below Com
mezcssl
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EMPLOYMENT W.NrEp- m4nE

EMPLOYMENT WgSTED- MALE
yXrANTED-BY A YOUNG ENERGETIC SCAN.
w dinaytsn. position ia 8 store. several
years experience Addre A. y. G., Post-inteili.
geneer.
XxyANTED- AyIoN BY A YOUNG DRY
w Eoods clerk has had 70 years expert.
ehee. speaks English and scandinavian: best Of
references address 4, j., Post'IntelliEelieer
xrANTEp-sITUATIoN RY EXPERIENCED
w bookkeepef. stenogTapner aud typss
writer Address Accounts, Post. inseliieeneeF.
yIYANTED-By YouSg MARRIED NAN.
w position, either cs.lee OF other. willing 10
make himself generally Useful. Murray. sis
Third street
xarANTE8 = SITUATION AS wATcHMAN
w BY steady man. or would work IN ware.
house; can gtve cash security II required Adj,
dress : gaY. Pass,inteiiiseneer
xxrAsrEn-A SET or BOOKS TO KEEP Al
w night single or double entry: can give
attention feeFn 10 10 p a. Address II. r., care
Johnsone 20, 7oa secaad street
HELP HANT.n-EEMALE
VXvASTED-GooD GIL FOR GENERAL
w homework Apply 100 Fourth street,
Mfs II. W, btggins
w ANrKn-w AsaERwoMAS. APPLY ga
w spring aud Tenth streets
vxvANTEp-A coon GIRL 10 20 GENERAL
w housework small family; no children.
Apply ~ ASIA Front stTeet
yx-ANTKD~GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
w work Apply a0S fosi-sntslligeneef
xrvANTEp-A COOP RELIABLE grgE. goR
w gcLerai housework Apply 70 Ars Cap
tain Ballard, ~ Madison
xxrANrED-GlRL FoR GENERAL HousIs
w WORK. small family: no children. Apply
sn2 sonth Eleventh. near wsshinEton.
xxrANTgD-6GRL FOX GENERAL HOUSE
w work. james A. Carey, Tenth and stew
art streets
VIrANrED - IMMEDIATELY. WOMAN AS
w 3snitorcsS Apply AZ Central school
xxrANrEn-A coop GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houscwuTk. Apply biIs Fourth stFeet
FAMED MISCELLANEOUS
vxrANrrp--A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD Bust
w meas connections aad responsibility de-
sirsz 4 reliable family 20 take the custg,aY Of hts
SON. aSed wears and wbs Fetn be can seeEi,o
indkinxs fer himself, must he centrally }ocAtoi.
Address l., pessotaee box bsL
w ASrEp-RlcHKs. tFHoU pEslRE THEM
w 30 use footing away bHae on things 1h2t
d0nt ray, Sst send 81 at once let msgatees5t
oUtnt II oar Great New Stanley Beck u no0&
sna terms not satisfactory we vii E#Eaad roar
massey no risk go cspitsl nees!ei; born ladies'
ard gentlemen employed; oeHs loss hme IN
writing ssSiepin y hile the water are troubled =
DAYS are worth deilaFs Address n = goanssa
4 Co. i.0n Main stFcvt Richmond Va
W ASTED-fNFANrs AND Cuf1nRENs
w Clothes - mAke. 2N University street
EMPLOYMENT WANTED ksMtIE
xYrANrEn- Az EXPERIENCED CHAN.
w basmald ssgaSsian, Address l. n. Fass,
lafsiisxprsaE
W ASTEts~PQslTiuS NJ foUN8 WOMAN
W to da sVneral honse woFs- Address liV'
Ffoat street
XNYANTEp-To 80 sEC0Nn woKK. AID
w tresz box t.6fA
NxrANTKn~ NTp0w LADY WISHES POSI-
w s0a IS heseskeeper n city . ceantfy
references Et9alFc8. Address = n. fosts2afsl-
sleens-UF
WANTED ~psgFSEE.
XH~ANTEn-A NAS WITH sscs OK xsn0
W - iuvgss g. Pegfss sad ale brewery
With = thot@g shly p7se ttesl nAa- AassiTss
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TocfL and INsTRUmENTaE MUsTc
- w. COR. SECOND AND LRNoRA STREETS
-. formerly 1,zI25< Front street,, piano. gui
tar and elaenfiun. voice culture npeelaitys
physical culture class, 10 a. m. saturdays
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BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQuAFs.
Hers: machines snd supplies; shorthand aud
typewriftng oi4ceg. Room 81, seattle nl0ck
corner Third and Cherry streets
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ms>rxp 70 RKyL

H&NTSB "a RF.NT
X4rANTEn--I WANr ~ MONDAY TWO OK
w thEse Tpews fag housskeer4ng wnfRr~
risnNs rsetezrea. must - connecting tcsnas,
si - oHe teas Sa8 nsl nsn7a tAsn b HsseNs
frosa pssssasfees tn SCes4 NEIGH aor@aaG ritter
eEesss escasasgA 6. 81 3. kasFranssss seHsrez,
XtrAST8p To 8ElSr~TSo OR THRgs IN
w farHEsAs-s Fgsgsss IS yDgns eesgEss 3y' sr
saese efsssveuseHt - Fsa1sesc. AssaE9zs " g. 8
- fu1ei sseHeeT siassas ge-sas sQ8 sssca siif,
ANTEgA-1IHNEE Rooms F0R El0sE-
W kecqIes eB ~ nex7 car l7Des 40 raiaasess
have Ger ewH kl1eAes fgFasEsse- AeSspss =,
= 0 haN f%{-
urANTE0 FURNISHED SITTING SOON
w set AeszesssHa 81 saas991Ne sd wits 80
sgFasg Asase, q. T.. II SessaB esN
" ANTEIs--TaO LAR0E AID Ewo SHALL
w rosEss. wE& e0ag& sar $50 c@EteH2sla &Gt
afxes. iaa sas}3taG q = aat enc g 81 yeszss
Esgyase ssa-4sg preserved Address 3 p. faaf
tasas5seENeE
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gscr. Aaasess. wssA sxgzas &za soeAz-ezs = l.
n. SO a. SssxeS
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sPIRErUALTsM.

NINE ALEso, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
vi voyauf aad medium. Russ house. sixth
street Hours a 70, T. 3. u.
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CONTRACTORS Avp nurIDERs.

DUNHAM & COLLINS. CONTRACTORS.
~ riie-1riving and bridge building: oEieo
foot OF Commercial street
DAFFEkT 4 STANLEY. BUILDERS AND
IL contractors. plans and specifications fuFn-
ished. Columbia House. Seattle.
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SrEyoaRsPHERx

VK-AsHiNGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w guarfers-Stenographe furnished. short
hand aud typewriting work executed: type
writers rented RoxweH block. Columbia
slreek
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sRE.

A RTIsTs' MATERIALS wINs0R & NEW.
n tons oil and water colors. brushes. plac-
qUes, etc. lacFoix nirerai colors. latest novel;
ties for decoration. 2l6 Columbia street. seaoEd
door above postofficc.
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w ANTED-BY A YOUNG ENERGETIC SCAN
w dinaYtsn. position ga store: several
years experience Addse . A. y. G., Post-inteili-
Eenrer.
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rurrorxxsr WaNrED-rEmiIE

w ASryn- INFANTS AND CHILDREN 5
w clothes - mAke Ell University street
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rTHoMAs A. GARRETT. ATTORNEY AT
Il law lof Louisiana and Montana bars), sl4
Front street. Commercial. corporation and
land law. ConveyRncing.
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NOR sALE-0NE-THIRD INTEREST IN rs
Il tabiished business Address T. Il. Z, Post
Inteilfsencer
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FETERTS4RTaM.

nR A. }. MCINTOSH, NJ. o. C, v. s. GRADu-
~ ate OF ontario veterinary college, Toronto.
Montana livery and feed stables corner Fifth
No. 200
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ASSATERS md CHEHTSTX
DRYANTsS ASSAY OFFICE, SEATTLE
ID Pharmacy Hall drag store, sos Third street:
correct assays: for terms and references address
AZ above: send samples by mail or express;
Washington mineral specimens bought and
sold. {. VI Bryant
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ZOE sAnE-nrsrvEss cnAyeEs

IGOR sALR-A 7-c0LUMN WEEKLY PAPER;
Il has II columns home ads at 81 per inch
per month. and land office business. which
averages $50 per weex; reason for selling. other
business demands attention: Office invoices
& 900. and s2.0o8 takes IL; half cash. Address
Patterson q scott. La Grande or.
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FoR RENr-oFFTcEs.

Is0R RENT-oFFICFs. ROCKWELL BUILD
II iaE. northeast corner Bront ard Columbia
stregta Appiyto income Investment Co., nom
~ Rcxwei building
NOR RENT OFFICE; TWO FRONT ROOMS
Il en- saise IN Atkins b3cck. Appiy ~ room II
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NOR sALE-CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERY
It store at III Marion street. good trade.
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NOR SALE HOTEL BUSINESS PAYING
il $1,000 per year: best of reasons fos selling;
owne5 by well-known nan and only hotel in
a growing town: best business opportunity for
the money or Puget sound. can easily be made
70 pay $1,000 per month. Address &. q. Earl.
Port Tow nsend. Wash.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-18
ON NOVA SCOTIA'S COAST.
An English Bark and Crew of Fifteen
Men Lost

The bark Mulmerby has been wrecked
on the Nova Scotia coast. She had been
water-logged several days, but Capt
Olson still had hopes Of getting her
into port. On Sunday, October l.. she
struck ledge near Roy's Island.
when Capt. Olson and fifteen of the
crew started in one of the boats, but
only one of the number succeeded in
reaching the shore, all the others being
drowned. The swamping of the boat
and drowning of the fifteen men was
witnessed by many on shore, but the
sea was so great that it was impossible
to save them. sunday night two sailors.
who had remained on the bark, jumped
overheard and reached shore. Four
others remained on the wreck. Most
Of the men lost belonged in Liverpool,
England. Their names are not given.
The storm was the worst for many
years. 1t blew east and northeast, and
greatly helped the shipping as it ran
parallel with the island. Two fishing
vessels were lost. The sea was the
highest ever known 1t swept right
across the beach and flooded the
houses. Many wrecks are reported.
The four men remaining on the wreck
were rescued late the same afternoon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-18
AFTER A MILLION.
Suit Begun by John II. Clews, of New
York, to Recover,

Suit Begun by John II. CIews, of New
York, to Recover.
\ suit was begun by summons a short
time ago in the New York supreme
court by John H. Clews, against the
Woodstock Iron Company, of Alabama.
1t was brought to recover an alleged
interest in certain stock and property
of the Oxford Iron Company, a cor
poratIon organized under the laws
Of the state of Alabama, which
some years ago was in the
hands of Henry Clews, the banker He
transferred the right in it to his broth
er, John III. Clews, who in turn trans
ferred If to Mr.. kenna, who sold it to
the defendant for $1,000. Defendant
company improved the property and on
the plairtitf finding out that the prop
ertv had increased in value he claimed
that it was sold under false pretenses.
1t is claimed the property is worth 81,
o00,0oo, and this amount the plaintiff
seeks to recover The case was
removed from the state court to
the | nlted States circuit court where
the defendant company moved to set
aside the summons bv which the action
had been commenced in the state court.
Judge Lecombe. of the United States
circuit court, gave decision granting
the motion to set aside the summons,
which practically throws the case out of
court. The Judge holds that the com
pany is an Alabama corporation, having
no offices in the state, and that no ac-
ton could be brought against the de-
fen laDts
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-18
HOLOCAUST In LONDON.
Six Persons Burned to Death and Thir
teen Injured IN a Fire.

LONDON, Oct. Is. - The four-story
building on Middle Street, occupied by
Rowley & Brock, hat, cap and helmet
manufacturers and government con-
tractors for military headgear, was de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. Six
persons were burned to death, and thlr
teen were seriously injured.
The fire broke out at | o'clock, in the
workshops of the upper floors. There
were thirty persons in the building.
Two minutes after the fire
was discovered the whole build
ing was mass OF flames. The
spread of the fire was so rapid that the
work people found every avenue of es-
cape, except the windows, cut Oft.
Through these some of the employees
jumped to the ground. Five women,
employed by the firm, were killed by
jumping from the windows.
When those in the building found
their escape by the stairways cut of,
there was a scene of wild confusion.
Several of the more cool-headed occu-
pants of the upper rooms procured
pieces ofsheetinew which they tied t0Seth-
er and then making one end last IN the
rooms they threw their lmprovlsed
lopes out of windows and by this means
descended. In some instances, how
ever, through the insufficient strength
of the sheeting or the hurried manner
in which the knots had been tied, the
sheeting parted and those who We're
seeking to escape the flames were pre-
cipitated TO the ground and badly in
iured
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VICTIM OF AN AVENGER.
Probable Explanation of the Death of .
Man at Chicago.

CHICAGO, III, Oct. 13.-The brother OF
Frederick Cooke, who was killed by
cable car near the corner of Fortv-tifth
Street and Cottage Grove Avenue on
September j., is in the city inyestiga-
ting the manner of his brothers death.
He suspects foul play. Cooke worked
for South Water Street cheese
merchant, but his residence has never
been located. He came from Can
ada, where years ago hired man
had murdered Cookies father, mother,
brother and sister at one time, and was
afterward hanged for the deed. The
brother now fears that some friend OF
the villain who was hanged has been Oh
Frederick trail for years, and ended by
waylaving him and throwing his body
in front of grip-car.