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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

Andrew n. White is strongly en-
dorscf By leading Republicans for NOM
,nstion for Governor of New York.
He VIII make n lively run II put on
the track. He il n college professor
hut a practical man as we'll ffe Is
no theordtieal free trader. but n Re
publican through and through. The
chicago Journal thus describes him:
"Nr. White is a typical Republican
candidate. n man oi culture. untaint-
ed reputation ami of popular quail
tee As n professor IN the University
OF Michigan he mSie hosts OF friends
I'm the West. as president of Cornell
University he exhibited great and re-
rnarkabls executive ability and energy
and made hImAeH n prominent figure
N the Fast. RE has always taken
an active interest In the broader
politics and Eas been always n staunch
Republican. He = a fighter. and. II
he sccrras The nomination. he win
make the campaign interesting
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

"Florry, dear" fsliersi the youth, :.
cauldn't summon courage - tell Yen
what i In my heart, snd I wrote it Ysr
got my letter. Didn't yonf'
Yes. George, / sos t."
"And ron resd Il. didn't you'-
Yes. / rad H. Ia fact II rad 4
over twi.e"
Ard no~. F1orry. he sssa. srowf,s
eoider, 7 have come 70 learn my fate.
The best caa promise you. G.orz..-
s.id The blaxhing daughter Of sissi,.
satshed stsf>smsa, withdrswiar h~
hand from the sraeat clasp II the isf.t-
stsd roang nse, 'is thai viii adams.
Jear letter 70 third reading to merro,~. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

The Ssw Uslss vsteF&ss, uaioa Has
Be~a Daly Christensd.

The following letters have passed be-
tween the recently osgsnIEed command
of the Union Veterans Union aud Gen.
Innes. Which s1plsln themselves
Gen. wm- L. Innes:
Dear sir-Onlthe 10th of the present
month u number OF our fellow citizens
and comrades IA the army, organized
command of the Union Veterans
Union. Col Chapple and myself had
the great pleasure TO have been elected
committee TO communicate TO you
the result OF our deliberation and
action Relieving that patriotism and
merit should be reward d while the
recipient is among THE living, we there
lore have the great pleasure 20 inform
you that We haye named the osganiza-
tion the w. T.. Innes Command" as
slight token OF our esteem and re-
Sard Tor you as a citizen, aud for your
valuable and meritorioas service 10
your country while ia the army Hop
ing that you viii accep: the honor
herein conferred, we would he pleased
20 meet You on the occasion os oar
muster, which occurs on Monday even
ing. August 2i. 1891, at Koch Hall.
on West Bridge-st-
Respectfully yours.
c. +. Chapple. Colonel.
Grand Rapids. Mich, Aug. 20, 1891.
Col. c. +. Chapple. city:
My pear Colonel--I am Just in re-
caipt oi your esteemed favor OF the
1Tth inst, informing me of the organ
iaation of Il command OF Union Vet
erans URlGn.' j. oar ci \. and o. the
great, and may hope meyited, honor
conferred on myself IN naming the or
Ganizaation the ~. +. innes Com
2land."
would. indeed, be unworthy OF this
distinguished honor. il away down
in my hcarb did not truly appreciate
y. il is an honor TO know ana feel
that as citizens we ere resDeetrl IN
the community il which We II G. How
much more then must IN old solder
Ike myself appreciate this great honor
conferred on him after, by his feeble
efforts AS a soldier. ihe has gained the
esteem and confidence os his comrades
10 a degree sufficient 10 prompt them
10 emblazon upon tn ic flag his name
"a worthy OF theis' recognition for SER
vices rendered his country.
Colonel. l accept the honor. feeling
as | do that no greater could BE- con-
ferred upon me by king. prince or po-
tentate. ! shall eldeavOr In the iu ture
10 merit the esteem AMI goodfellow-
ship of those brave comrades who are
or may enli st as m mbers o, the Nv. =.
lnnes Command OF the Union Veterans
Union" and my sword-arm shall ever
be raised to defend the noble principles
of loyalty and fidelity to our govern
ment, for the perpetuity OF which we
faced the dangers made necessary by
the upliited hand OF treason.
Present my grateful thanks to every
individual member OF your Command.
and my best vi s',cs for the health,
happiness and prosperity OF one and
all, and assure tham OF my continual
fricndehip, love AMI iideli:y to the p in
ciples inculcated by the Union Veto
rams Union" With kindest regards,
l remain,
Yours in the bonds,
W m. p. Inncs.
p. s. 1t will afford me pleasure to
be present at your meeting on Mon
day evening, Gath inst, as requested.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

''Can you trace your family back .
dozen generstlonsT
Il could If desired. but don't want
to
"WhyT
II might bs ashamed Of myself il
did. d.r-Truth.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

Redmond's Grand will entertain its
patrons this week with "a Barrel of
Money" It is a comedy-drama well
divided IN its plot and incidents be-
tween the sentimental and the humor-
Gus. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
The Wonderland, which has been
beautitied with pretty and tasty decora-
tons will be thrown open to the public
tonight by Messrs. Strong and Smith.
The quality of the entertainment pro-
vided is such as is calculated to be pop
ular with the masses, particularly la
dies and children.
Manager Smith announces another
large speciality bill at his theater for the
coming week, in which many of the fa-
vorites of last week have been retained.
MatInees Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday.
One Of the strongest drawing attrac-
tIons IN the whole theatrical list, name
Iy HslIen and Hart. with their sprightly
farce Later On' will be presented at
the opera house next Thursday night.
These jolly players stand among the
first aud foremost among those who
have attained a great success in the
fsreial type of entertainment. For
the present season the skls Later On
which has served their merry purposes
for three or four years, has been en-
tirely changed IN the matter OF dress,
songs dances and music, as we'll az
their usual company enlarged. Any
who have witnessed their performance
in any of the large cities will need no
special cosxfng to- be present on the oc-
ession OF their Wait here next Thurs
day night.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

GrsndsstAer-wsll Paul. what would
zen ike for a birthday present.
Psuf-Oa. graadpa. bay ne ssle-
phone. ~ that can answer The teachers
aueztiou. wisheut having to 30 - school,
Tit fssa<.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

A short time ago an old negro was up
before Judge Query, Of Dawson. charged
with some trivial offense.
Haven't you a lawyer. old manl" in
Quired the judge.
mo. sah."
Cant you get one!"
"No. sah."
"Don't you want me to appoint one &c
defend you"
mo, sab. jes' tho't I'd leab de case
to de ignance oh de eco't."-Quitman Free
Press.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

Mamma. do dogs and cats 90 10 heav.
en-
NO. dear
We'll, then. mamma, let's 3on't scoli
them any more IL they lie awake nights
and err. y.--wsshington star.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

Whcfe 1EhOfAnco 10 BItsy.
In the laboratory Of the chemical
school:
Learned Chemist ito male attendant)-.
What! unhappy man, You drank yester-
day all the prussic acid had left in this
glass and did not fall down dead at the
irst drop!
Attendant (apologizing)-Faith, sir,
you see / didn't know.-1onrnal pour
Rire.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24
"A Gaod Excuse.

Aunt Libbie-Where's dat piece OBJ
bacon an ponn o5 butter j tol you ter
git down 10 the sto?
Uncle Rastus-Fo' de Lawd, l dun
clean forgot EN-. But tell you it am
mighty easy fer dem greasy things Ter
slip my memory dis hot westher.-Mna-
sey's Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

The fnser-oeesn very pertinsntly and
,ruthfuliv SAYS: when slch Dem
cersts ss Colonel wstterson begin 70
praise the protection principles ~
Henry Clay and oreruor Campbei 20
aver that he Ia the same kind Of free
trader that Garfield was there IL evil
denrs that The frse-tra8s kittens sre
pretty sick" Henry Clay during his
time was the distinctive apostle OF
che American SyS3sra Of tarifF. and Car
tieid was ANYTHING bat "A American
frea-trader
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

There - now pending In the tnltea
States Supreme Court a ease affecting
the Louisiana Lottery Company The
claim is made that the act Of Congress,
which forbids the mailing OF news
papers containing lottery advertise
ments, Is restraint upon the freedom
OF the press. and that Congress has no
constitutional right 10 pass law i'm
pairing the general efficiency OF the
malls. To a person. il would seem,
without long thought. that the claim
OF the lottery company Is without
validity Congress Is not absolutely
obliged to exercise any power over
the mails The section OF the federal
constitution, which enables it TO do
SO, is subdivision : OF section 5, which
section preseribes the powers OF Con
CESS, and reads as follows: ITO es-
tablish post-oiiiees and post roads
Now there Is nothing in this section,
nor In any other part OF the consu-
tuition. which requires Congress 10
establish post-ofiiees and post-roads.
IL Is discretionary upon Its part
whether IL will do so or not, and the
people can not require Congress TO
primarily act in the premises, ana
having no power in the first instance
to require Congress TO afiirmativeiy
act in the premises. the people can
not dictate terms upon which such
action can only be taken, and they
have no constitutional right TO say
In what manner such service shall be
maintained and carried on. III In the
discretion OF Congress, the advertising
OF lotteries Is pemicious. and tells
against the morals OF the people,
essuredly IL Is no restraint upon the
freedom OF the press TO say that news
papers containing such advertisements
shall not be carried in the mails.
There Is a decided distinction between
license 10 do evil, and freedom OF the
nress. and it is no unconstitutional
Impairment OF the general efficiency
of the mails to provide that the former
can not be done. The efficiency, or
ineificiency, OF the mails rests in the
Judgment OF Congress, and there only,
and Is not a subject OF judicial review.
senator Allison, OF Iowa, says of'the
campaign in that state: The issue
for this year will be: Shall Iowa be
n Republican or Democratic state?
hundreds OF Republicans who last year
through Indifference or dissatisfaction
stayed away from the polls or voted
for Buies. wu this year, with a Pres
identid election staring them in the
face. vote for their party. In the
anterior os the state there are many
Democrats who are Prohibitionists on
principle. n there any more reason
10 suppose that Republican anti-Pro-
hbftionists will bolt their TICKET than
that these men WIN vote for Wheeler?
The Mckinley law has already dem
onstrated it's own wisdom ii any
votes were lost last year on that ac-
count they will be In line again TINS
faIl." The situation in Iowa is SINH
lar 10 what it would be in Michigan II
wa had a state election this faii' Hun
dreds OF Michigan Republicans, who
last year unthlnkingiy neglected
sacred duty, would this fall make
extra endeavors TO retrieve the party's
losses. They did so partially last spring
snd will come out strong next spring
But when the final conflict comes next
year. they viii fairly swarm at the
polls
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

She had yswaed six times. looked
the clock four times and pretended to be-
half asleep taree times. cut the young
editor who was calling upon her was 81
rnEeh in love that be did not observe
these manifestations Of wea-iness- AZ
length she sAid:
Most newspapers have notices. have
they noty
Some have"
HAS ycars oper
Yes"
"Whzt Is itgs
1--WE are here to stay"
~ could have sworn il was something
Of that kind" she said with sigh, ana
the silence was resumed.-New YoTs
Press.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

The Detroit Evening News savs
"Ella Wheeler Wilcox eoncars with
Kate Field. and = sars that an
bachelors over 40 ou~at - r. taxes
IN proportion to the ssrnber of single
women ever 90 sa aav state. the noe
proeeess - - u=ea fsr - sHp,ors
nalesn ladies On. Ella and kese.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

Ne Regretted IL.
IL told DIR. Wray the other day that
believed was the only living exalnpls
of his patients"
WAS he embarrassed"
Not bir; he acknowledged it,
"What did he sayy"
said he was sorry to say l was
Elmirs Gazette.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

The Buffalo Express says. ''The
manufacture OF political states Is one
OF the industries which Americans can
keep in this country without the aid
OF tariff" But why would It not be
q good idea. II a prohibitiye tariff
could be imposed upon such manu-
facture9
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

Mrs. Lease, the Kansas Farmers Al
LANCE woman. l. sail 70 have an
nounced that "all men who want 10
join nay party viii be received with
open arms" And now ii Is also an
nouneed that there is a material fall-
ing off of the Alliance movement. Who
can wonder? Many better move
ment has been killed By the iniudicious
acts OF its proiessed friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

new way OF entieing the unso-
ph.sticated country youth 10 enlist
in the regular army Is contemplated.
Small dstaehments of men are TO be
sent 10 march through the country
districts. with all the ''pomp and
circumstance" OF military affairs and
go into encampnJ,nt near small VIII
lagos A very alluring sample of mil
itary hfe is thus To bs given TO the
baeoiic swain and ne is expected TO
glow with desire TO participate,
1t VIII probably work finely.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24
ours In the bonds.

w m. L. InDcS.
p. s. 1t wilt afford me pleasure to
be present at your meeting on Mon
day evening, oath inst, as requested.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-24

what are you thinking of II such
the bachelors might well sing This
- the freedom we long have sought.
and now mourn because We have il
not" And our bachelor friends could
well say What i life without lib
eFtye' Then. too, would not this be
taxation without representation But
come 10 thlnk OF il, there would no
great harm come from such a law.
for you would seldom fad a single
woman over 80 years in any state"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-08
w.,come 20 Gre.t Northern.

An informal conferences was held Al the Office
OF James Letsdy. in tie Burke block. Yesterday
morning. ~ James Ls1dF, Judge J. & Lewis,
Thomas " Prosch, with ". 2. Watson. principal
assistant engineer, T }. Miner, secretary, and
Judge Thomas Burke. counsel, for the purpose
o; arranging puhlIe celebration on the coca
sion Of the running OF the hrss Great Northern
train into the city about September l. Nj
Watson stated that he expected 70 have the rcad
il operation g seattle By tnSI dSse. sad that
the railroad company would gladly furnish
train for public excursion over the roa1
u was Egres1 - have = celserGtloa n the
morning in THIS city, a. which spSechss should
De made by several leading ciuEzas, AMI thSi
afterwards an excursion uain should os Tun
over the road 70 Blaine or Ngg Nestmfnstef,
taxing up TIE prominent men % the towns
along the lire. Invitations Vii Be sent 70
President James J. HI. snG Vice President W.
=. Cioggh. The COMMITTEES WILL nee; sga1n N
about ten GAYS, when mere definite plans vlA
lie arranged
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DAUGHTER AGAINST FATHER.
Suit to Set Aside Conveyance Secured
by Fraud.

The unusual instance Of daughter suing
father occurred yesterday in the action brought
BY Bessie @egmOre against her father, Seymour
Netnore. - have the conveyance OF certain
property from her 20 him SET aside, charging
thar he secured her signature 70 the deed By
fraudulent means.
Miss NestmoTe's complaint sets out that on
February }, 1sS6, her father and nothe! were
possessed OF eerisia community property. and
that on the date mentioned the mother diei,
and her share OF the property descended TO The
seven children, Of whom abe is one. Since the
death OF her mother she has lived with, obeysd
and looked for protection and sdv!es TO her
father until January 3, ISL On April :, iss0,
he came 70 her with paper, the contents Of
which she did not know, and ST his request she
put her signature 20 it. Recently she learned
tina. IL wss a aRitelzim deed 70 her share OF the
property.
She has frequently requested lin TO rsconyey
her the property or reimburse her for her ioss,
which she PAGES AZ 5000. J. K. Edmisson,
BTyon A. Young AMI Jane Young the Rainier
Avenue Electric Railway comp2nY and Thomas
Carmichael. 20 whom the property hiss been
transferred, are made parties 20 the suit The
plaintiff asks that al the eoaveTznees De ss.
aside and the title Of tie property Be restored 20
her, o.. that she recover damages in the sum OF
SlaZn
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THE BLoTTEK-
srrrEsOa oouET-HUxrs,


Aaron Lew q. al vs. W Dszfour-0rder for
VIII OF restitution and bond n tie sEz7 Of $50
signed.
gxr1izhlezs E1dEr OATH: gs-risaee fled All
d&Tit aa1 further proceedings discontinued
Richard SeEias, s., "a Pazl Rieexsr-Jzdg-
meut bT deianl.. ssg2eG-
First National Bank q Denver Va c. L Webb
Judgment by default; signed
Glars " Kerk0w vs.. 3. r Kerkow 81 al
Plaintiff Sled 1Ts s1ldsvits and By agreement
hearing rt5uas6 until August :
Claussen-SweensT Brewing Company rs Ida
Petersen et aL-DeEendArts motion % discharge
VIII Of Ettsenn@uE. argued
Elizabeth Lee Va Frank L Lseiss-SE1grseut
5y stipulation; signed
}. A Ford "a II T. 3. Green oaUr-F3neings
OF TACT AMI Judgment; signed
II the matter Of the estate OF SARAH D. 1eslef
Order zxfng boaz AZ $1,000.
Caroline : Csrlsca -. Andrew Carlson
Plaintiffs motion - eolfsl defendant 70 return
Plaintiffs personal property: granted; order
signed.
B. Gsrf-EIe ct al u " 3 acCornslLordsr
tor wit u restitution; s1zne1
PROBATE ogYsKINEST-HCxKs. =
Guardianship Of the estate @. Charles White,
an insane pe-soa-Peu.ion to- letters Q! guar-
dGanshiu; deere appointing Samuel Winters
guardian upoa giving bonds In ths sHn o.
insanity of Andy Kanney-Accused dis
GG2raian.hip of lena sid Ton MssdsE-
Order Of continuance
Guz-dis-snin OF Christopher HsDson-Orcsr
OF continuance on peEitioa for letters OF g1ar-
disnsAtp 10 August q
Estate Of De o. Az5ess5-Orcsr OF e7nt5n1-
erce On petition fog distribution - August Il
Estate OF Louis BoeQuin-D@cree settling
6nRz aeeouat
Estate Of Arthur & gcbinson-Decree of dis
f-TO1-ion.
Estate Of J. B. Dozghs-ty-ordsr confirming
sac OF personal property.
Estate OF l4xgs -.srr-O-ker OF coutsnu-
snce on settlement Of 11Al account % AL
grisr
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RAINIER HOTEL CASE.
An Injunction Suit to Deter
mine the Possession.
FATHER SUED BY DAUGHTER.
Parent Charged with FraudalentIy se-
curing Quit Claim Deed-DefauIt-
ing Postmaster sued.

The dispute between Frank D. Pay. late ynen-
sxer OF the Rainier hotel. who Gains % have q
Jesse Of the property, and the Rainier Hotel
tonE&a5, over tie possession OF the house. has
been taken Into court Er. Ray yesterday psti-
toned the superior court for Al Injunction 20
prevent the company from interfering WITH his
possession OF the hotel Judge Humss issued q
temporary restraining order against them, and
NJ. Eay - Tow in possession Of tie hotel Tie
company viii today stzemp< 20 have fhe order
issued By Judge Humes vacated Notice va.
served on Mr.. Ray yesterday % turn over 70 the
company al money taken in by Tire hotel since
the nrst Of August. The time Of hearing has
not jet been fixed. Mr.. Rays complaint makes
the following allegations:
Inst in July the company lessed hirn'the
hotel Tor period OF seventeen months. 70 eI-
tend from August !, is9I, 70 December q, i.42
for rent the company was 70 receive 70 per cenL
o. the gross cash receipts OF the hotel. payable
monthly An inventory OF the Wlnes. L4Eors
aud other stores On hand was 20 be made. and
Ray a. 20 pay over s. 30 II cash. which 70
Dc arp2scd 1rst n payment OF the stores and the
bsssnee OF tie rental On July 81 an inventory
vss taken OF the stores, which were appraised sc
SSsSg. On August he employed sixty persons
70 assist & running the hotel and since that
$ COS. OF SIC day. On August the agents OF
the company entered the hotel and going he-
hind tae counter laid violent hands or him 70
eleet him. which was grezfly 70 TIE annoyance
ano disturbance OF The guests
]. IS further charged that TIE company has
noiinet the bank IA which the plaintiffs funds
are deposited to pay over TO him no moneys.
which Is greatly 70 his annoyance and ineon-
Feaisnee- The prayer 10 for 9 temporary re-
st-aining order 70 keep tia company from inter
fsrlng VIII him in shs possession and running
Of the hotel. and that .; TIE hearing tie in
junction b made perpetual
After securing the order Of the court Hr. Ray
welt % tie hotel with force of men and took
possession.
Lest nigh. Judge Burke went before Judge
HETaes and secured an order restraining Mr..
Ray from interfering with the owners Of the hotel
n its management. and this order was served on
Mr.. Ray shortly before midnight ~ the sheriff
The Inen empioyed by Mr. BAY were summary
dismissed ard another force taken 10 fae hotel
By Judge BGrke Was placed II possession, with
Chlsf Clerk Walker rsiusIafed as manager.
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A PosIMAsrER's SHORTAGE.
The Oficial and His Bondsmen Sued for
the Deficit

Action vas brought in the federal court yes
tsrtay By tie United States &gains; Jasper "
Rucksr, ex-Post-nas,e- OF HlllSdRle, WhAtccm
county, and hia 0oa3EEsn. 10 recover Sec 20
which R1eksr IL charged with falling 10 account
for In January. lisa. Raeksr qualified al post
master OF Hillsdale, John Cain and G. q. De-
raeut going on his bond, which was sxed .;
81 .ooa He Continued N Office un1l ;he close OF
the year $50, and Il is charged that during his
Term Of otsice ne failed 20 account for So Is re-
esivsd n the sale Of stamps, 4nd that he also
appropriated 70 his own use s7444 belonging 70
the government % the total shortage Of $40 20
ha made good but SAP, 80 ;hai the Gefe5. is
ROW s6Sl Judgment IS asked Tor this amount
With interest ~ % per cent from December 81,
ISS5 against RGcksT and his b0a1sm=a
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WAS ONLY A CAPS'.PAw.
Rousseau Did Not Know He Was Acting
asa Fence.

A few days ago the residenee Of Hon Y. Drew.
of Port Gamble, was burgiar.Esd. and Tuesday
Joseph Rousseau. OF Ssssile. wss found 20 be II
the possession Of q trunk full OF wearing sp-
pareI that had been stolez from the house Rous-
ssau WAS arrested, denied having anything 70 DO
with the robbery AID claimed ihss he had been
used a. q esis'- paw 70 dispose OF the goods He
went TO Wh&.eon with Mr.. Drew and deputy
sheriff and told where ne had sold the balance
Of the property. His actions we're 50 candid and
apparently honest that Yesterday he vas re-
leased by the sheriff 81 ths instance OF the Prose
cutting attorney. and the charge o. burglar pre-
ferred against him WA dismissed.
Rousseau clxsued tina. q trunk full Of wearing
apparel was sent 20 hin from PORT Camille with
orders 20 dispose Of il de did not think i; hsd
bean stolen
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SKIN DARK AS COAL
Eczema Anziefs n Well Known Gentle
man PEtisble Subject TO Lock
Upon Suffered Terribly.
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