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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-03

PA Rohrbaugh left last night for New
ton TO try a railway case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-03

John n. Cross, who was killed in Stew
ems county and the murderers of whom are
now being tried in Texas, was a private
soldier in Company G, Seventh Iowa
cavalry. having served three years lie
was also member OF Garfield post, No.
., of this city, having joined in April, 1SSS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-03

Bennett D. Allen. who jumped from the
building in Fort Worth will arrive home
today with both ankles crushed. After
reaching the ground in his leap, he secured
a chair and by utilizing it succeeded in
getting away from the flames of the
huiYdirlr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-03

The following IS taken from the Cally.
pa, Leader: Mr and Mrs, ". Z
Reeves, OF Wichita, Kan, are visiting Ms.
Reeves parents. of this city, Mr.. Reeves
is enthusiastic as 20 the possibilities of the
great west, and Wichita in particular
We ike TO see man stand up boldly Tor
his location and locality.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-03

The Knights of Tabor gave a very enjoy
able entertainment last night at the
Schnitzler hall on Market street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-03

Program for the West Side c. L. 5. c..
for June g.
Roll call ..........Quotations about June.
Table talk Saratoga.
Mrs. Il. +. Lawrence.
Latin iteraturs. Chapter V.
Mrs. Holmes teacher.
Chautauqua physics. Chapter y TO p. 26l.
How 10 travel in Italy, Article IN
Chautauquan, reviewed by Mrs. Holmes.
Music arranged by Mr.. Shaw.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
PALM SUNDAY AT TRINITY
Rev. Henry Johnston Contrasts the High
est aud Lowest in HumanIif~

Rev. Henry Johnston, Of Trinity
Church, preached a Palm Sunday ser
moDvesterday, from mLamentationsni ni.I9
Remembering thine sfiiicti0n and my
misery, the NORWOOD and the gall"
Inc preacher presented a vivid word
picture Of the various scenes IN the last
week Of the ilfe Of the SAVIOUR, giving
a specially fine description of His
tTumphal entry INTO Jerusalem. He
sad that THIS procession was tvre or
the church. The prom l~cuous crowd
that composed il shows that none
arc excluded from tho cbreh.
They who went r. fore are tie afo-t0'lc
bishops II thc church. Tbev Wh fol-
lowed are tae iaity. 0shers were
preachers Thcv wh0 cat tae DaIm-
branches are the martyrs. They eho
spTfa i flelI garments Q the way are tie
faithful
TIE preacher tben drew 3 strong con
tr3st otwee1 these trInrnsi scenes
aud the ar rtols and m serles vhicn
felawci These toe. he se Is are q trns
cf human fe. a05 wth these he made
some COM mparlsons ~ show tnet the
church TODAY is repeating some 81 tie
Story of lolv week Fl spoke wta
great bo aness s11 power srd hs ser
mon ieft deep impression gggD lis
hearers
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

The Steeus gave very clever eek
pose IF Spiritual sm' At smiths last
night.
The mammoth sign of the PhpniK
Furniture Company on the TOP of the
south wst 0f the ncv B.odgett Bu 4
ng has been badly used Oy the recent
high winds. auI many ~ tae large let
ters have been blown or.
The memh hers 0f the Academy of
Me-icue ARE roquestet to meet th1s sf-
teruoCn Al 2 O'Clock for the purpose II
attending tar funeral IF the daughter
oE Dr. e. TT. Johnston. Bv order 0f the
president. Ir - G. Graves.
The meeting of the Y v. G. A. res
terdsv afternoon vas especially inter-
esDng addresses were vered ~
g. ~ P,cSeli and T. T.. Hopkins. The
PARK Cengreea tsora- ch,sr rendered
some ae satlal ciusCa. numbers.
The Sfreet Rairsv Company of
Grand Rapids 2 uof ao'ng anything ~
ire Proposed tbarTe to electrctq st
present Nota ~ s. - done untl tsse
next visitcf tne Cleveland stock sclaers.
s4.ea ~ 2e n about two reekz
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
THE DEADLY TOBOGGAN
And Its Fatal Effects on Ladies and
Gentlemen Alike.

Ana It's at8l Effects on Ladies and
Gentlemen Alike.
The past season has been marked by
a lack of snow, and consequently by a
dearth of winter sports. Last evening,
however, was an'exception to the general
rule and Grinnell's toboggan slide was a
scene Of activity and mirth. The slide
itself is situated at the corner of the
Grinnel block, and although 1t is not
very extensive, being only about SIX
feet in length, and one foot in descent,
II is safe to say that at least three hun
dred coat tails bit the dust, and an
equal number of bustles pounded the
ice at TINS place between 6 and 10
O'Clock last evening.
4 crowd OF unfecllng wretches sat in
a store across the street and laughed at
the frantic gestculatiOrs Of the victims.
The dull, sickenlng thuds came as
regularyas the beating OF the Salvation
Army drum. Some of the thuddcrs
got up quickly and hurried away alone
while others had 10 be helped up and
were led away hanging on TO their
bruised and aching anatomy with both
hands. The gentlemen all made the
same remark as they kissed their
mother earth, but the ladies' bottled
Their Indignation until they reached the
privacy OF their homes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.
some Terrible Reports From the Inun
dated Districts.

some Terrible Reports From the Inun-
dated Districts.
ST. LOUIS, March 30.-J. J. Hogan, of
the Memphis Commercial, arrived here
today, direct from the flooded district
along the Mississippi river. He saysth
situation Is alarming, and that in his
opinion the food has not reached its
highest notch. In the Laconia circle.
which ls situated IN Desha county. Ark,
and comprises about 10000 acres, the
scene IS u heartreudiug one. This strip
of country IS now inundated to depth
of from i've 10 twenty feet, and the IN
habltants. numbering between 2OO0 and
5000 people, whites and negroes, women
and children, are percned on house
tops aud hay stacks and in trees. From
Helena, the entire Mississippi Delta
country. reaching from Nicksburg west
to Shreveport aud down TO New Or
leans, seems dOOmed to destruction.
Hogan reports that all the people in
the wide Il strict threatened, who real
nc the true situation, are fleeing tor
their lives.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31
LOUISVILLE LOSSES.
Wore Moderate Estimates Made. But BAD
Enough still.


LOUISVILLE, March 30.-Careful osti-
mates by competent underwriters aud
salvage agents are nearly agreed that
the damages to buildings OF ali classes,
To domestic goods and commerc al
stocks viii aggregate close % two mill
ION sgd with bcfal allowance for re-
bWdlug and reGars. The main
point Of comforting thought
IS that tnc loss of lite Will not
prove nearly So great as first supposed.
At a late hour last % ght. uaety-four
names were borne oa the list 0i dead
and ot those but three r. taken from
the ruins during the whole OF vestsr.
dsy. The work Of hurvug the dead
wenton with ghsstly. systematic br sk-
ness today All of the hearses IN the
city beng taxed 20 lts utmost.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-31

n Oorxrsss stoold pass a. The hsIls
vhrch hsvs besr intrDduce4 f,r the re-
Id of Farecus persons. srd vtsen are
br~ e>f,re re COMMITTEES on CLAIMS 81
Ehe bcssse. snsrs would - 70 necessstv
cf ectbeTirg sc1ut taa surplus Tt =
sIoo, 90 coo - sstsfv ti'ero al In va
x1SJ. sk-zoczegy sss sevslgy Eaey sG&S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
CATCHING A PINE ARR.

eheva ~ De Success Of Caterer r. !.
staAnan. ef The Maison Decree.
IL has often been remarked that Seattle
has bat few iirsf-class restaurants for city
Of IL size. II might, with more truth. b
said that Il has only one 6rst-caAss restau-
rant with IN established reputation. Others
have been started. but they have failed to
please the public and have been closed after
few weeks or months perhaps Of unprofit-
able business. The one restaurant Of the
city which has found favor and which u
now recognized - the leader IL the Maison
Doree. in the Weed house, on the corner of
Front and Onion streets. When the pres
emit proprietor. 4. J. Stahman. opened the
Naison Doree he adopted g his motto:
THE very best only ct the most reasonable
prices-s He has carried this out 50 faith
fully that be has fairly won his title OF
THE Model American Caterer" His
patrons Of . year ago are his patrons to-
day. and be commands the very choicest
trade Of the city.
Caterer stahman makes Q speciality of
catering for parties, balls and public or pri-
vats occasions. He carries . fne line Of
French motioss and fancy catering goods
Of his own importation and has every
facility for this delicate profession. His
windows are now filled with beautiful
and elegant variety OF goods in this line.
imported especially for Easter. The Mason
Doree has established an enviable reputa-
ton - Seattie's best restaurant. and
Caterer Stahman's reputation is sufficient
guarantee that 1t viii maintain that posi-
ton
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
HOUSES AND LOTS

TKxrKaAHcE erREEr-Two lots and eishtrcorn
Queen Anne house. hard finished. with base
mcnt gas. electric light water. burglar alarm.
barn. frat. etc: second house north Of George
Kinnear's residence Price. 3ii ooQ
HxrH srREsr-Two lots with god residence.
northwest corner spnng and Sixth streets;
so 500
NINTH srRxxr-Los and new dosbls house
and six-room residence. northeast corner Of
Ninth and Spring streesA The three houses
rent FOG sioo per month: $1,000
JoHx erRKEr-Lot containing three good
houses. conner Of John and Dexter streets: 81 500
LIGHT sTxKKr-Full lot with new nine-room
house lbash and pantry. on Light street, near
Republican,: E.s0a
IoNBAxp ernEEr-Ffve room house. with
bath, on Lombard street. two blocks from cleo
tric road: ss.30
FIyrH 6rREEr-smsIl cottage on fifth street.
near Union. with fractional lot: si.75a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
N SCELLANEOUS.

BRICK YAxD-one OF the best equipped brick
yards on the sound. located q Twsivs-Niie
point Everything II n good working order.
Thecwner would pressr 10 sell . fourth or bali
insesest 30 reliable and practical man. This
ID . rare opportunity: f2o.cn
Coal LAxp-sso acres Of coal land in the Ros-
iyn coal hess, ID KitsitAs county. go pes acre-
sHfssIK MsLL-Locstsd on salmon bag water
front: --latest Improved machinery. capacity.
5000 per days siA0a
BEscx CLAY-Fsse hank Of clay for hrick-
m king purposes. !n the heart OF the city: Eve
lots: - ooa
LIKE Pxoyxxrx--92sss acres ~ Port Lanxdcn.
orca, issant. wish "a snlinirei supply Of lime
and vainaAle impsgvsmeata To close up N es-
tate THE vii be sold ~ . sscritee
To Be GIVEN AwAv-we are authorized 10
donate sosr scres Of vsser fsons Ga rnion bay
for . sawmas vita capacity Of % .aoo feet
Horxx yoa LEAsr-Ths Olympic hotel, new
ana VEL snssked. Supplied With ell modern
corvenienoss: for lease sos losg term.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

The test Of The ire engine to be hereafter
used Tor the protection OF the Oregon I'm.
provemens Conpany's property. was made
yesterday At the roundhouse. and proved
very satisfactory. The engine is an old
one. repaired--said TO be the FIRST one
brought TO the Pacific Goa land its Ell
ciency In case Of IRE cannot he questioned.
Yesterday the engine was placed in the
shops and the hose was so manipulated as
to throw . stream 10 ali parts of the roof
with the greatest OF ease. A FIRE company
vii be formed from among the employees
and daily drill made. Steam viii he kept
Up night snd day ~ Is 10 be ready for any
emergency.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

SOUTH SECOND srRKsr-Fuii lot on South Sec
ond street between Main and Jackson: $4,000.
South THfRD SrRxEr Brick building, three
stories and basement. corner OF south Third
and Main streets, leased for 81, 100 per snnum.
This ID on ground leased for Is yean at s2oo per
month: -. D0
FRoxT srRKxr-rwo lots, corner Of Front and
Eagle ssrseta The inaids viii Be sold separateiy
for % 90 and the corner for $1,000
FRoxT erRxsf-Full lot and three-story husi
ness block On Front street: renting for 400 per
annum- Price e25oo0
FRoxf HTRKxr-Thirsy feet on west side OF
Front street, between Madison and Spring;
t2S,0oQ
FRoxr sTRnKr-corncr lot and fourstory busi-
ness block beside residence in the rear. on
Front street. Building rents for s6.soo per an
mum. Proc esAo01
FnoxT srRxEr-Two lots. southwest corner Of
Front and seneca streets: fine business loca-
tson. The corner vii be sold for ssoooo and the
inside lot for $4,000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

1rsniok oorRr- LieHrsSnxsa. J.
- ssaeosk vs.. William ssymear--couri or.
1A y. II. Peckhxsn 10 allowed to inter
-. ~ sss'fle va James NJ Acknowledgment
scst's va Tham&s Clancy Demurrer
- Eve Gays to s,s,wrr.
sestae ~ Frank ia Matthias 81 AL
~ ssAaaeas tssns ave DAYS 20 an
ssarle ~ Oregon Improvement Com
- = answer -
~ Ssssis Va Cyrus " al ker a. al Dropped.
~ cattle ~ y. u. eayx--nrspped-
! - . April s y
eWsuled. "s''AiA' ae'' NJ
e~ss-s AnneAF vs. IAonss yehnsoa 81 Al
Aosensezs Va Jsseph Nxnkawxkt and
aevukA Observation-Disclosures a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
AoArx uxpKR ARREST.

CHANGED VITA the Loss Of . Rocm Of
Logs and Alse with Assaait.
The trouble over the fats between the
Mechanics Lnmber and Mill Company and
Captain w. j. Bryant, local inspector OF
hulks and ships. and Captain d. X. How
ard and others. which was aired In Justics
Miller's court on Friday. was resumed
again In his court yesterday morning and
the same parties placed under arrest on .
similar charge. This time. however. IL Was
not for cutting away boom logs. bat for
loossnine them and allowing them 70 Goat
away and cause loss 10 the Mechanics
Lumber and Min Company. There uas
also charge Of assault in the case. pre-
fsrrsd by John v. Coomhs. who alleged
that he wss roughly handled By Captain
Bryants party.
Prosecuting Attorney Carr and Attorney
L. c. Gilman INDUCED in IN argument ~
TO when thew would b ready 70 try
the case. and Justice Miller settled the
question BY appointing Monday at 10
o clock a. the time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
PERSONAL

Mr.. L. v. Penney lsst for San Francisco
Yesterday on the steamship UmatiiiA He
viii re absent about two weeks
Mr.. ]. s punham. treasurer Of the Seat
tie, Lake Ssore & Eastern. and Commo-
eore Smith visited Snohcuish Yesterday.
Mr.. b d. Earle. eook-keeper In the once
OF Mr. II. ]. Green. coal AGENT Of the Ore
ron Improvement Company. has recovered
from his late illness.
Mr. j. X. Edmiston. who Is president OF
the walla walla savings hank and agent
for several large British mortgage loan
companies. Is in town.
Mr.. Jacob Franenthal. senior member Of
the firm OF Frsuenthas Bros. left yester-
day morning for New York city % consult
the eminent occuiisi. .cter Knapp Mr..
Frsnenshal's eyes hare been grsdas ~
failing him during the past fee years. ard
and his visit East Is for treatment lie
may 70 10 Earore before his regsrn-
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yu..,., Of Ch.r,,. werrr.,

The funeral Of Charles Z. McElroy took
place yesterday morning and was largely
attended The remains we're removed
from the late residence OF the deceased.
a.nus fslih street. to Sacred Heart church.
where solemn requiem mass WAS celebrated
bs Rev. Father Cunnitfe. The funeral then
moved to the Seattle, Lake Shore & East
ern DEPOT, where = special train was
boarded The iasernent was in Calvary
cemetery, and funeral services we're con-
dacsed at the grave by Rev. Father
fAoraaneH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
xO1 OPENED YET.

The Isanhs - eAe Burned People 9sas
fer ~ =. Yresl - springaa1s. Ark.
Coroner Smart did not open the three
trunks returned from Marysvilie and sup
pcsed 70 hsioug 10 n. e. Aayss, who with
his wife and one Jones. psxishsd IN The
ssetson 4 Post block by Gre. yesterday, -
be could mos find . locksmith who could
open them. They viii. however. bsopened
before anything further Is done II 70
thought that keys TO 6t them can b -
cured tomorrow.
Chief Kellogg. Of the IRE department.
yesterday received . telegram from D..
Frost, agent of the express company -
Sprugdale. Ark. to forward the trunks to
him and b would pay ali expenses. The
chief delivered the message to the under
taker having charge OF the trunks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
THE POSTAL SERVICE.
Assistant Superintendent Ne
6innes to Inspect II.
He WILL VISIT SEVERAL TOWNS.


NJ W l. NeGinness. assistant superin-
endens OF the Railway Man Service. and
. -. - the ONCE Of Colonel s. A.
niineid. second assistant postmaster een-
efaas - . special inspector. arrived in the
81 last evening from Washington
sisy- Mr.. McGirnsss u the eentse-
man 70 whom the WORK al look-
ms up he postal route, and tbs
feasibility Of Increasing postal and post
ONCE facilities In tbs state Of Washington
was entrusted. and be il here 10 begin his
task- He befs Washington City oveE week
ego. and spent . lev days In Portland.
coming hess from there. He arrived here
q $50 o'csock lest night and went imme-
ciateiy to the Russell house. vhere he now
- ne VS. seen last evening BY . Po~r-
iSfELLfexscRD reporter, and talked freely
concerning his mission He ssid:
Am In Westsrn Warrington for the
purpose Of examining into The postal ser
vics on Puget sound and Gray's harbor.
ana 70 establish direct NAL services on the
raasoads bstween Seattle. Tacoma, Olym-
pis, ksmilchs and Gray's harbor. l win
personally examine the entire service OF
the state. including railroad. steamer
and seass routes. and viii probably visit
sserv city and town In the state / am
empowered 70 establish railway mail serv-
Ice on railroads and steamers wherever il
y nscessary. seek the best information
upon The subject from the lea ling citizens
ana ousiness men Of the state, and invite
than 70 consult with me.
h cbjeo< Of my visit il TO improve the
character and promote the efsciency Of
the postal service. The government has in
store Tor this state the best mail service
possible We want 70 get mail matter
through without delay. from the start, -
10 done In the Eastern states. Twill stay
IN the state until the service is the best that
y can b made. How long this will Be I
cannot say.
II viii iesys here Monday morning for
Gray's haFbor. and viii remain there for
some tima. win come back over the star
routes and viii establish, eursail or aboi-
lab wherever find il VIA benefit the ser
vice.
Il Vas sent to Washington by Colonel
9. A. Whitfield, second assistant post
master general. who was Interested in the
matter ~ Representative Jonn L. Wilson,
who has worked indefstigaby for better
servics for Washington since he hes been
at the capital will Be in and out OF Seat
tie frequrntiy. and anyone desiring to see
me In regard 70 this matter wiz always b
welcome"
Mr.. Nc0i nnsss has oeen in the postal
service for twenty years and understands
IL thoroughly. He VAS for thirteen years
IN the railway mail service and ran out Of
Chicago 70 Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Mil
WaukeA AZ different fin.ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30
ACRE PROPERTY.

MxRcEa IsIAxp-ls7 ceres Of water front on
Mercer island at $50 psr acre
RAyxxsA PARK-Twenty acres Of rich beaver
dam land. drained and clsared. almost sttoin.
ing Ravenna Park: e.ooo
uxIox BAy-Thirty acrss north OF Union bar.
on the uns Of the Seattle, Lake shore q Eastern
railroad; Is. 20.
SoRrx sxArrLR-2scxis7 feet cleared and
fenced. ad,oiains woodward addition: ss.soo
GREEN LAKE-singls acres in Days acre gar
dens ct Green Lake; $500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

Buy your ribbons q LAsous 4 Co. and save Is
per cent
Ssw lace custAina Chester Cleary.
New hosiery. Chester CleAry.
Try The new hiarrits hid glove for si.7s ~
IAtour 4 Coa
Soc. ladies' chemise ana drawerA handsomely
trimmed. Chester Cleary.
New white gooda Chester Cleary.
DC. chiIiren's fast black hose LAtour a Co.
New yandyke point ginp& Chester Clesry.
New house furnishing geoiA Chester Cieary.
The latest novelties in wash fabrics ~ LAious
a Cas-
Tcs fsstca ass q DDS II ire hat and cap isns -
T. Charles tsoscssesr. ne eAttes. second aeso6
Rear boefea hsock
Sc Fancy ribb~d lisie thread vest LAiour
Co
New veisings Chester cieAry.
New sinshsms percale& Chester cisAry.
Sc Ladies alonseA LAscur q Co.
The are STOCK IL hats ~ srsect fyuD g
Charlse 0oidststn'a tbs halter.
8 as 10 isc. Fancy ribbons Iatour q Co.
&C eerts' night gowna Chester Cleary.
Sew linsnaL Chester cseary.
Ice Caisdren's kk1Il caps LAtoar q Co
Charles ts4sssrs IN 81 fcs Aaox aA1
New saseens Chester Cieary.
New dotted swiss Chester ciea-y.
SsG "a IA -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-30

There were six homestead entries. Eve
rre-<npsion fiiags and two timber land
applications received Al the Land oifscr yes
day, and large amount Of fnai business
vas Transacted The summary OF the or
lssnal business recorded as the offsce dur
ing Tie past week Is IS follows: Fasy-shres
homestead entries, forsy-one pre-~mpssou
things. seven timber land applications and
fsss<en contest cases.
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mos. dsn...1as -Aoio. % make compliant
ssfr~s Sss"u'sc' mos'on 70 stslks. sss-
Is~-r
--Trsnss.,,.S = 49, 1870 =. ssa - snsao o q
us-- ~ - Souss numeA
ns..s..l - a - ~ Chussisn Nelson - Az
q 49, $. PAM = = psssed
dsmurrsr - 49, - :. noossna-coun ordered
fssos ss..s..-'s -. - $500. F.s.e itcm h'es
rsss -. - clsy q ssaft'e-Notion -
dSxs -, s,s 49, nSss esAn's' ossfrnssa; Ven
s.w..sa rss..N
a Iras~ uss... y. v. " fssHe'l-- transferred
Wss.,u r.s,.., - . = $50
make compIaanf nore 4. sni,.. ox.r,,, -
ssncve 60, = carc,'s .n-.s s,sa.. Sss'a'a 70
Z. I. smith ". A. xsvman- lotion for n~v
trail ovwrruled: Judgment sran,ssa -, ysrdtrt g.,
ssm. ' 1'-as " 'si''e' w
Rosalins 4. Lewis a Al ". Pnecs sonnd N a..
Railsosd Conpeny-De,nurrer Is m nsss.s corn.
plant overruixd: nfse~n d.ys - sns-er
ssnssis iussrsnos comn.ny - R"ss,s n -.
Yndden-. lGosion 10 STRIKE: waived hs .rrsemsnt
David gsuRman ~. Hiram q Mrg-n.nIsr-
Motion 70 oismfas; ovsrruied.
C. r. Hruech W c. C. co;s msn- Demurrer n
complaint waived; ten dAys . snsver.
Christian ps.fel et Il "a trsderior s>wse--
Demurrer 70 compliant waived: ave dsvs "a
ensusr
d Mckenzie N 4 Mahoneyi-Demurrer 70
compliant ovefruied. ave days 70 answer.
WeAningfon I'm uorks w e r. olmond-
uenofref waived: ten days n answer.
" warner ~ ONO Aenke--pemurrer waived
- oeaseosne
:. -. basseh - A. ~ ~. b. Aessef--Aoe1on
tor dsfesits 0yerruied-
Th0nas y. Reed VI A. ". ". Hishf-Dsmur
Wr 0vsrfuleo.
yonn Wcedine Va Puget Sound Shore Railroad