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Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16
GERMAN DAY.
Celebration of the First Land
ing of Germans in America.

Parade and Demonstration at MIL
Waukee-Two Thousand fartici-
pated at St. Joseph" "o Days
for 1t at SVille-Eigh Hoiioay
at Quincy.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
In Topeka Six Hours and Urged
= Stay Longer.

The Parade Reviewed and Its Make
Up Note6-Neariy Six Thousand
Scholars Marching With Flags In
Their Hands.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16
Commissioner Raum's Annual Re-
port.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October S.-The an
hual report of Commissioner Green B. Raum,
of the pension pureau. shows that there were
at tine end of the last fiscal year 5317, ,94 pen
sous borue upon the rolls and classified as
follows:
Army and invalid pensioners. ss2, 300
pa1.ent rsiatiyes. i-o 1c4. .456
Navy invalid pen -ioners. 5,2si
li ent T,eoGS, rsIatives s.iuol Observation-Disclosures. . w 2sO
Survivors Of the war of 1872 4l3
Widows of soldiers of the war OF ISL. $50
Survivors Of The Mexican war I75lS
Widor-s of soldiers Of the Mexican war;. 6,76i
Total 537 ,e44
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noNNEY SENT COVER THE ROAD.s
= WIN De Kepe NJ The Psnitsntissy
Cnfll Hfe Reason Returue.

~ W
UatIl His Reason Returns.
ooVtd Denney. the murderer OF Frank Gay.
- Prank J. Goodrich, VINO was senteuced q
4 - ysns ios assault with deadly weapon. were
49, - Walla Wails q O'Clock yesterday
n6Ening b. Sheriff McGrsw and Dspsty Jack
uspenaid.
Disney had no intimstion Of his departure
: I'll he was reused BY The sherin and his Jail
- ed told that he IVES 70 leave the place
uAolsln he hsd raised s1ch pandemonium Il
h1Dgvsls 1or the past two or three weekA he
6yi1ently supposed he was going 70 DesIlacoom.
~ did not mako sach resistance - he prob.
~ would have had he known that he was 10
= 70 wallis Walia- But Dsnnsy raised resist
ones enough, and Il was with no little trouble
Aas he vas ironed hand and foot, kicking.
oruuiing and yelling the whfis
AZ the hallway station Denney gave parting
ambition Of himself Just besore the tsaan
pulled omt, but ala not raise much excitement,
owing no doubt 70 the fact that ~ dime novel
attraction he has Grown somewhat stale, and
moreover 10 the scarcity Of he crowd around
~ station.
IN regard - me legal phase Of his case u was
ooueht hsst 70 ralnoye Dennsy frosn hts suf.
vuundinss ~ The Ja1l. and place him where he
esah receive better care. II. ~ the physicians
Mink. penney RECEIVERS nom his temporary
ehasration Of mind. he viii be brought bach to
eaftle and tried on charge OF murder Under
- ciscunstancss Prosecuting Attorney Carr de-
dlped 10 bring Denney into court TOR hts last
aine - his present mental condition would
nh ~ trial farce
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DRkEN IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
- vagraut Now Held ~ - Opium
smoker.

- v~8So0u SNOW UctQ - - OR30m
Smoker.
IN bfeen, who Is now under bonds on an
4xed N vagraney action before Justice
zlsF. vaa again arrested by o6iccf Arlington
= Jackson street at O'Clock yesterday after
neen. Ihe of1ccr took bis prisoner TO head
eensses and charved him with visiting houss
- ne purpose Of smoking opium.
yndAy evening ofAcen Arlington and John
- made visit 10 room % in the 0arneid
eeuse, on South Sixth street. and arrested two
- ~ smoking opium. On the way 10 the
onon one Of them broke away frcm oflcer
seanecn- Arlington turned his prisoner over
soAnson and save Chase. but the
saes disappeared. In the meantime
mmainins prisoner had broken
~ nom johnson, and vanished in the dark
- Ihe officers searched for their prisoners
stiaey ntsht but could not Ind them They
s'sam, however. thai they recognised them. ana
Y ,nenf arrest yesterday, Arlington says. that
y aas enc Of the opium smokerL Hreer
ssama Inst he was not in the Garfield house q
- une. and moreover never smoked opium In
:" M He secured counsel and last evening
\ s.as oefore Judge Llehteuherg On . writ Of
neoes corpus As . warrant for his arrest Mas
Neneed b Chief Mitchell. Judge Lichsenberg
eed not 80 behind II on haheas corpus pro-
sNuuss. but released the prisoner On tloo re-
snifsnce off. N. wusihof. Third street a.
hun keeper.
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CtonsE F. MEACHAM
6l7 Third Street.
Anacortes Lots.
wsshington Immigratics and Homestesd
Associations.


Associations.
We have for sale 10000 arres in different parts
OF the state II s. To- 20. "a. 20 aId tooacfU farms
good fsrmins lsnds; g scrss q Ennmclas. -
dred and sixty acrss government land on hcods
canal; 80 Acres government land IN kiteap
1 On s.rass0 psshs sseas s. .n 90
ten-year contract; yesrs paid up. yean psy-
ments 10 run. commencing November ~ ~
Five thousand acres railroad iand TOT sale ana
10 years: . 10 $50 per asrN Five and losrre
tract neay Port Townsend; 500 per acre. Lands
on east aide of lake Washington 81 80 70 $500
ssss Five sss scrss near
Green lake. $500 per acre one bal cash. oasance
six months. Acre properly and town lots. West
sslis.d fsss snoassnd acre. choice pieces q
Northern Pacific railroad lanfs In King county,
s. to 80 per acre % acre. in &C =. Up - n.
9, near Northern raeihc railroad
S,EYrxsScx Comfy.
Three hundred acres. eli sec I. T. = n, raw.
oil good land. SO scres sowa la grsss. ~ Per
acres ITO acres In sec H. % a q. ~, good clay
upland, heavily timbsrsd. SO per acre
xrrsAr COUNTY.
Two hundred acres In secs = and I. ~ 9. !,
acres east az and near 10 LAKE. washington. ee
PER acre. Roxweii building
OREGON.
Two hundred and thirsy-shrce acres Al Eugene
Sa T., o ssrs nsS s Gu. Us into
lots aud Win sell icr an average OF SEQ per Acre.
this 10 Q great bargain
city icss In SEATTLE near Madison street cable.
e-so each, ~ lots In Harrison hege &. $50 eaen
Twsnty lots in Tacoma. near Electric ree1-
Ssere tracts near Tacoma. sia0 to ssgp per acre.
Parties IN the Eastern states OF Europe VII os
supplied with Information about The resources
Of our sta e. MAPS etc, etc, free az ensrxe ex-
cert the postage. amounting ordinarily 70 o.
cents. BY addressing tbs osecss aud parties II
the Eastern states desiring 10 vtsts WsAHanxso n,
are recommended 60 arriy at the efsccs OF ne
SargheFu rAffae Railway for uAnspossssen.
fr> ishts etc. and ask sor copies OF car psnpa-
lsss mara Of wsshsngsaa. etc
Washington mmiwratiea and Homestead
Assoc station.
Hccr.s - Aaa - Rsxweli hEiitias corner 81
s,eiunsta aas FrSsnt strss u. sc<glls. wssa-
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. NE 10 train on the Seattle, Lake shore &
- ssa railway was going 10 Ballard last even
.s. snise 10 excitement was created amons the
ssesw ~ Johnsonx mill. near the Ocean
49, 9 adfanken employee OF lohnson's tnm-
- 49, g the train into The mud nafs. distance
~.sesny fesl The train Was stopped for ten
49,. and several train men went dowa the
- - g ASCERTAIN the sxteat OF the mana In.
Ne wss tssec out covered with mud.
= slnervise nnirtured The tide was Out ~
&V9e az he would have drowned.
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many years MY. RI. Thompson. OF Dee
-. 10. was severely sfiicsed with chroale
Ho0A He sayss a, times il vas very ss-
- - much so that feacd IL would cad say
toeat seven years sso I CHANGED to Pro-
- cote Of chsmssrlsins coilc. Colera and
~ sVs Remedy. Il save me rrompS reissf.
- ~sssse cured permanently. as naw
A'ansk wsihoa, harm anything ! picsse. -
.-.,s ssse sset il IN my family with she e~ss
fof sale BY ali dreggisss s,ewass &
ass Drug co, wholeesl scents
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Anet Harrington, ssed ,airfv-swn. died
asrday morning .; II o'rlock At Prcvtd~ucs
yasAi' where he had heen ccatned for ten
- ssnsrsns from complication Of dis
- 40 mlsiarsunes Including q broken ]. &.
-e.s Vnhoia teyer. and snsily eoasam n:ien.
.Ne sased his death. be ecfy MAS re-
49, - Cross & Cas- undertaking establish
~ vnere tho funeral service will he held ss
seeieek els Afternoon.
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HIGH PRICED TUBERS
rrsitsukd1t IN the Market
Rashes Up the Price.
I1nrE CENTS Pen FOUND.
Hare - tie whasvss ~ xnsa i,
So Trsaetses-A Co
8coso.
CENTS PEa FOUND.

- 1nAycuco. March k-The market
0oeatoes IL arm and prices conftnus -
80. Tbs excitement ran high yestes-
- Vhen buyers commenced TO i'd Tor the
{: unt lots on the Whafves. and the way
& dsru stock was pounced upon exhibited
fnct that there was No limit
- rnfcos that would b paid. Two ear
e BurbAnks from the East were sold
Il - 7ncoion 1t e. IS per GENITAL, and one car
q Peerless ct $50. These woro The
~ prices realized for Eastsrn stock up
~ s6samsr Humboldt brought down
Seoep. said 70 be mostly reds, and che
~ en- was very active. Sales were
- = high - Is. 1875 per GENITAL.
II s1eAmer Oregon had 2.0lS sacks.
No. Gid thss the highest pfice realized
rDdrhonks At the wharf Vas 12s5 per
1a The Garnet Chile variety sold q
80 II from &2.S5 70 s. TomaIes rcd
SInS Dasbsnks sold At STD to 12.s7k.
rods and Early Rose sold q prices
- from $50 % $275.
1nE SAC rnAscIsco NAkxxr.
- fsAxcIsco, March 16.--Wheat--
~; buyer, season. tlS0K; buyer, $50,
1aieg : Quiet; buyer. season. sixc.
-, 1880. sc.
sAy TRAScIsco COAL MARKEI.
- EHAscfsco. March 5.-- he review d
eoaI market shows an increased Dc.
80 Tor coal Tor San Pedro and San
- fof railroad uses, which will mater
~ diminish the coast tonnsge now
161ne 10 this port. With but
lIl11e 1ussign TO arrive for sev.
months to come. IL will
- ~ coast tonnage to keep NJ sup
- With requirements. Demand for do
no6llc uoes will siacken on somewhas. but
- Nh b ipcssased consumption for
- purposes q factory trade viii b
10y Increased by the opening Of the
I u1ine trade.
rssdght quotations from Australia for
~ are very firm. from EngIish ports
~ afe declining and may eventually
noeh points where coal shipment may
enonets. yet they are too high.
During the week the total arrivals OF coal
= ~ pert we're 9.065 tons from northern
) eu1issies and none from foreign points.
N heht amount coming to hand this
posk VIII help 70 materially deplete the
peoasnt stock in the yard.
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Receiver's Sale.

rwffi oS>r fss sale 81 paease sneste1 90 Anra
A sSao a. Ivhaen. wA~tcora coants. " Asa.nx-
sos, trs psox~rtx ef tie lynd = Ptsnfse
cerap az, ee1sssstsS 81 . ees1 rSss< @oics 81
sxssef wffs The ne<sss.Tx rerht cry 80 tSS
fwsnassst "a e of sasA - 3sart. tac aGi nstas-
s-ss xrd oas sr-w "a lsr3 - ING 50 Nsekst 1
uvxr The rascatness : a. - $50 as 81
ns.s .sxsser pxr<ans ae<srs.s TO pGrccase ire
sesass prsspersy AZ private ssr eza - - y cS@a-
Srs -, ~ sssssr~<ssSs. " = rTA IT.
kec~zveF. fsSshsyxn. wssA-s bax a.
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aD1Eo re wssi rel - ~ "a
1HSt.S nsA = Corset F<rfsr sef
he sass ssf IN SscAels' cssesrasrs sra srgsns
s,~xetx sus xkAsne NaEess 80 % 80 go fHssa =
srs sxren,rx We fasHssA Sssnrasfs saxSx 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sefs.ansass rsostAss - s&szr z
ssrx I me Sens y ceass rrsss<e oT NaE se
sn.s .sywx NICHOLS & Co, = f<xs f~eatss
as .srret New ycrk, flcass STATE sazS s<Fz.
ssssce, ycu sau ear oarexs4sczaEs -
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naH FREp

~. ei r.slast. hawing whers tas NanstcAa
- sac tsaadssa fseiGc railway are cara.
-. a aaa wher she srsa. real essASe Sc as are
Ss va, DANIEL loaes & Co. e. srccnd
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nFFiCE srPEsISTExDEST SEATTLE h
~ " ssasrn kafwAv. Anscorses. Nssh. Fes.
Ypxyy Is l&a To coasgaetnrse Afsev Mach Is
rexg prcsss ef Seat 10 & SSr-hs-a RAILWAY . 81
se ready % Ho1t-aesc1 20 sxaEnies Ear TIC rszs-
xsee< % az&<sn< % tie clearing. g-zco11x Gcz5
xra1sax fes az szssos II shs raS rod % fhs
sSxxsr valley BIDS VII Dc reserved anita Ar<1l
ls0e re entire wo-k @. for the work hy secsEoaa
Tss r1xns 70 re.ec< sny and al ss1s q reserved
- BILL sur<-trsentsrr
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~. asssss % tickets Fessang via he rssoa
~ ~ ~ sse tss1 az geod VIA SAt Lake CITY
effs s,ss ~ " tS.ai exsss charge A q. MARTA.
az usket astn,. sesecorsi ssEssss. Rssfos, t.ssck.
= Asakss. sgvai. essy aoes
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u>oryD - CERTIFICATE OF DISCHARGE
IT frpz CAIlsornsa safansyy. e . A.. % ha<'
ria y. %rzxAs. owaxr cas- hare same ~ talS-
Ing 81 tAa e6es and payiex t1s sdyerssssnsns-
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20 LEA.E


y-0R LEAsE-4rT ssy7o 0S MADISON
street. opposite Ce1t<zl scEoos. In4nirs
roaz 10 seattle Block.
yy-ASTED-Tu LEAzE r0a A xEEM or
w yex.& . v&rknE 90. god kzs5rsSa NsD
fSnnI A6zyzssA w4sn tsxnS sDd location. G. =
H.xsS 81 street.
ITO EKAsk-A NEW WHARF. eeni2 fkETs
u ~ TIE toss 81 Pike sssse1 ArDsy fSfssboa
Peann<nknes~ n 4 60xkA
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TO InAx-sa.oo . sSma - md On inside
m& ssnaA Apply a rocm y sansersca
THE wEsrERS RARN MORTGAGE rRusr
and CITY prosrrsy. ma f~ ths efvssicn q nuild
tnSo q lovees rasss and e lcae taae: money
s .sr 49, = sooa s = us's = sxaninsd saa
Soss :: sss.ss 4 sss ns ssss ss'ass aad
> Pm c1Nf-NoxRY 70 loan: DUILDTS6
! ioanse sPec1.ltY. Charlse = Passsn. roon
Is lsueaays-D edse block. second arsse
lToNEY 10 LOAN on IMPRovep crrY
&4 and nrm propegv IN any en0ures. psivs
Ara yess: sss<y Sssi IN sssse q scsr days
Afser application b ms1es lcAss Tor hrick hulsa
inss spscsaig. y. Ent1 general agent
yarv:t conkhn Aofsgass Trusf Ca room I. Nes-
MONEY TO LOAN on IMPROVED RIAL
Coaunnia Street. Seattle.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS FuRNrrUEE
w horses and any other good security with
cut r~ncvAi: loans strictly consd<afsal Henry
Binn,an- room 50 Seattle block.
Z, ". TRouNCE Ruys NOTES. SHORT
+ dss MORTGAGES, and loans money on god
>*-e>s~s% ~ 1r~<~rsS 0~*%~<s W. tsrt - ststs1
NoSKY 10 IoAx-wE ARK NOW PRE-
prcoersy al short notice. loans closed ana money
rasd e soon - Ute exsm.ned; 10 applications
sent away for approval Lee Bovaea. repre-.
sensins Lombard Investment Co. corner Third
x50O. O0O or san :. rEAScis , ON, Money ss,
erty - per eenf; no deiaYs time % sait. defy
composition. building 1oans sosicieed = W.
Trounee. 81 secend street. corner Marion.
CxATRrorAxcE
NgMk ALEso. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR.
vi voyaat anc medium. Mallory house. Third
ans James Hours . q m 10 n M.
NxR LA WEE, NOTED cLAiRvoYASr
VI trance medturn; eorsllt her on business.
genuine spirit neiisn: asusfacsion guaranteed
or no par. sa Third street. slnonell house,
pasior Is
AIRS PARKER. BusIyRss MEDIUM AND
M afe read NJ clairsoyAns; consultations on
business spseui.fons, remov 10. absent frtsnds.
dsseasss. minerasS etc. las second street
AfNE KrLRIcH. THE GREAT sEEREss.
ton on all .aAls: ladies. Il: ss1tlensn. s.
Willis house. Front street. room ~
u C WHITE, TEST AND BusrSEss Nj.
Ts dunn. also diseases diagnosed circles
Tuesdays and Thursdays 81 .. M. Wednesdays
=. m sittinss caily. hours. a N sOSn m.
Los third strees. room 81
ART
----~-----
A RrisTs' MATERIALS or ALL KINDS AND
"A the novelties. pictures aud IRAN 10 order.
h. - Baker & Co, No. 0oS Third street.
Art sTupIo-LEssoSs IN TAPESTRY.
IA china oil. pastel crayon and wntcr color
painting: stndicS Tor sale rent. artistic stamp
iuR doae Mira kinnaman. room ~ The Grand
vue. l.6oiis Front street
R1lsT MATERIALS ~ STAPLES AND
n latest Eastern novelties for decoration
r. wilxinxki, Gilmore block, Front street. near
University; formerly 1l6 Columbia street
DRKSshAKISG.
MRS. b r. BoYLON. DRESSMAEISG PAR
AVA lors, sll spftng street. Cutting and
ftsiag speciality.
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SoTyc. 70 coxrRAc7oHa

N rosas vii be received By the under
sxre1 ugt5s gsrch n. 1870. for the construction
81 bout "a aG square lsss q wharf ~ crsec NJ
h&y. Cla.Ien > UNITY. tneiscias al materisl so1
i.1sar TIE rssnG 20 resecz any or ell h.ds In
rrs~rved rsr spee sczfsoas asa fnrrher Ia
srrrsrfns sppsy 70 Pcrs Crescent improvement
Ca Pays Crztcent- Hesn-
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QUEEN ANNE TOWN.

Three level lots, being isoxi2s feet. situated
% that the view cannot Be ahut out Price.
Wooo. Have you not ready .earnef how al d
cult u d 70 nn1 3 prime bui ding plofg The fact
- the ehosce corners are being picked up by
homa, bpildos ana do not ngAiu come on the
Werkee There II not home In seattle stuaeod
90 moro charming spot than this.
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THE r. n. DREW GLASS CO. or MIME.
i aposlS MINI. resnss; al parties who have
placed orders with them through thetf former
salesrxu-Heury Fors3ant-so nati copies and
particulars Of &C once 20 tnenn - that fhey
can hsvs immediate sttenEs3n.
NOTICE To PRoPnIEToEs-EsTf&AT
~ for passenger Ard fTsigst elevators. dumb
wssters and other hoissirg machinery furnished
hy J. Frse1lander, NJ Coannbls. sole Ageat for
rruuinsnt Ras4ern manufacturers Plans tot
II Efrds Of buildings - TIE lowest serma
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NOTICE TO sHrPBrILDKRs-THg CON.
IN men council OF the city OF Seattle wash,
construction of 3 fire boat for said city in &C.
cortance with the plans and specifications for
tee same now on file in said clerks once Ia
the city hall. Seattle. and the oflce Of A. l.
fish. 80 aud 81 First street. San Francisco AL
bids q receive consideration must state where
IL il proposed % construct ssid boat. and shafl
be fle1 ~ Aforesaid on or before Friday. April
IL. 1890. ATT % p. m, and must be accompanied
by 4 certified check for the suU OF four thou
sand Qs,coo8 dollars drawn In favor Of the treas
urer OF the city Of Seattle, TO be forfeited 20
sais city should the successful bidder refuse
neglect 20 enter into contract and furnish q
good and "a lent bond In the ssrn OF the con
sfsct price within ten fl03 days after the swafd
OF such contract IL made By the common coan-
cll Of said ctr. The city reserves the right 20
reject any and AL blds-
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AAsesouD1uDund90sA xaRusn
- -. - - - mennGnn Wanas1 vm
<sne - - - - : eeMo euusd ~ -
q tnassa1as 1eoax vssd ~ - = ssssssums
1eUnane azvays = sAvnnoA
AdsUssunea1 VII - recmvsa q heuneA
e4eO - ms 10H-lxYz1xse.Dcsn -
L f0wSR. aDnn4
oasu 1Ga3ss Co y. noraw. aesnk
x1evnsood- G. KnEiA aesmk
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REPORT or fHg C0ImIln
Seattle National But

~ seattle, In the state Of WaaAlnrnexx. y =
Close ct business. February - le&Q s1z
REsouRC8a.
Loans and discounss ............,..e = - -
IT, s. bonds to secure eirculaatnn = - -
Due from approved reserve aeonn.. M119 =
Due from other Nstional bonka - -
Due from state hanks and bankGu-... W. -
Ranking house furniture end axnsuo. Gn11 z
current expenses and taxes potd - I7l
Presniaus on u 4 bonds. ........... H.
Cheeks and other cash itsms = -
Exchanges for clearing houss ........ - 8
Bills OF other banks. ...s.............. - -
Fractional paper currency. nickels - s
cent? ............................ -
specie. 0x1W r.
LRgaitender noees ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. H0f<
Total. :. ~ - = Il
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid tn...,..............o11 NJ 11&
UndlSfaco pz0nW e-s+sS...-,.........> ME-
Individual depoain subject - cheek. 49, 1<#
Demand certificates Of dsppaat. .. - r.
Time certificates Of deposte -. ...... GooHH
cousTr - Ksss. - /
I, Fred Ward. cashier a - 49,.
bank. DO solsmniy swear that IN ahoSo
ment b true 70 the beat of fsy knovlo6on
belief FRED VAN cn1f11S 81;
subscrfhsd and sworn 10 bsioss - HH N
day Of March. INA 75
lsEALI ,. ~ uYxuY
Notary Public. in and for The ssa1s = 49,
too. seattle. "a ~
CoaRxcTs- Attest:
". n BALIARp.
THEODORE y. HAIlm. 8 e
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25

italy insane, for which she Is not TO
blame. Now we think there are men
elected To I'LL offices--ior which they seek
and the duties OF which are 20 look
after instances OF this kind, and why
this case has been allowed TO pass unob-
sc rved during the past five or six months
Is "A thing the writer does not understand.
Certain IL IN, that the woman and child
are subjected To the grossest insults Of
ignorance and misapprchension.
The woman claims to have n brother
near Iron River. Great must be the tie
OF brotherly love here.
IL is said that charity extends beyond
the grave. Bel so, what greater charity
can humanity practice in the eyes Of the
Almighty to court his blessing, than the
protection or innocence \. and IL il posi-
tive that no morality is taught in the
present existence 81 little Matilda. Sure
IL Is that sin and shame are scattered
broadcast throughout our country; let
us prevent what we can.
One look at the little lady in the case
is mute appeal to the sympathy OF n
father or brother. Just think OF your
little daughter or sister. and II that
thought fails 10 excite n sympa thetic re-
Spouse within the heart, that heart is as
al stone and should never be termed
human.
This case should be looked after. The
country Ia in need Of something more
stringent than the Bennett law.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
Catholic Fair.

The Catholic fair which WINS started
Tuesday night, came To "A close last even
ing and from financial M well as social
standpoint, was the most successful en-
tertainment ever given by thatcopRrcgs-
ton in this city, the gross receipts being
but little short Of $1,000 The success
OF the entertainment IL largely due I'd the
untiring efforts of Mrs. j. Il. Schwartz,
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Raher, and other
leading members of the church, who did
considerable very hard work. The gold
watch given to one young lady oil Tour
who collected the largest sum of money,
WAS awarded TO Miss Susie Wyker, who
turned i'm nearly two hundred dollars.
The most interesting contest came of
last night and WIS for gold head cane,
the contestants being DR.. A. A. Metcalf
and Capt. T.. Il. Roberts, the latter win
ming by small margin. The lair was ~
grand success throughout and wars largely
attended.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-25
DEATH OF LITTLE ZILPHA.
A TREASURE TAKEN FROM EARTH I'D HOME
IN HEAVEN.

IN HEAVEN.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Hollis
ter was visited by the Angle al Death at
noon last Sunday, which bore away with
il to the home everlasting the soul Of
little Zilpha, their youngest daughter.
The child was i'll but few days, taken
with n stomach trouble which developed
into cerebral spinal meningitis. Tho
parents were lavish in their love Tor their
youngest and the blow tn themis all but
unbearable-they were we'll nigh pro-
STRAIT ted by the suddeness and iearfulness
OF the call. but the loss To them IN u gain
To the little girl. Gods will be done and
lie doeth all things for the best. Little
Zilpha's age was four years, two months
and one day. She was n sweet child,
laughing and playing the whole day longs.
to all, friends and strangers alike, she
had childish smile and her baby love.
was for all without the asking: nearly
every person in the city knew and loved
dear little Baby Hollster. The sorrow
Of the parents Is shared in a measure by
the towns people. The remains Of the
dear child who has gone to that happy,
happy land from whence no messengers
returneth, were tenderly placed in a pure
white casket and taken to Tomilh, Wis,
Tuesday, for interment.