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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-25
WORLDS FAIR NEWS.
The Commissioners Nay Settle
the Horticultural Troubles.
BUILDING PLANS DEFECTIVE.
Progress Of Cnnstrurt50n-The Govern
ueuf Edifce-EncourEgen FROM
Germany and France

r,r7,.aa Arr es-Ths-s u apparently e-on-
tle f-ev irsr between The national comm tee O
the WORLDS faGr and the local directory, and
lively times are 1goked 70. whsn the national
commission meets week Eom Ioaas'
rae F-st ryw VII undoubtedly De
4,slars w-hsp Director General DAVIS re-
7,o-ts 10 the e8ruInissl thHI practically moth
iur has fssu done II tbs departments of hJT1i-
IN frf1rs auG the liberal Erts- ben the eoTuTpis
sioue-x SAX Whit CAUSES the 1alnv, they
VII be told Jtnt the directors have
r.rientea three men n succession who were
nominated ion horticultural CHEF, and the
fourth nomination, Mr. aGmuels Of KsuruekT,
has teen hung I'D Until the directors determine
whether Il vii De safe 70 reject him also.
THE local b1a-d Is understood 10
have declared II wiz have
California fUr the piaga. probably Shorb, OF
Pasadena with al this before them the com
rnissi1ners vii probably cal I'D tine direetnrs
10 explain Why they are denying
the horticultural department by their III urs
70 rntI1y the appointment oi ebiei. y shlis-
factory answer is mt given, the eorEulisslon has
il IN us power 70 make things unpleasant tof
the local board, and probably viii 90 so
Commissioner De Young says TIFF mRnuIae-
11rers and liberal arts building IF 30 arranged
thRt II VII not contain room enough
5nr the three departments that are
70 70 under It's roof The ciassLnca-
tiOn commute has Hccepted Ite Young rleWb
and passed resOt utiOns lnd0rsins his flgCres and
recommending thai the commission RsE ior al
other building II which 70 place the LIBERAL arts
aud etlInOIOgy exhibits.
The nutractOrs At the grounds are making
notable progress with construction work. The
buildings fUr agriculture, administration, eiee-
trieIty, horticulture, mines, msIIu fuetures,
TRANSPORTATION and womeuE buildings are I'M
der way The latter will be under roof within
& fortnight
WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. A.-Bids were
OpBneG al the treasury department today for the
construction Of the government building at the
Worlds Columbian exposition
BERLIN. aug 24-ChGnceE9r Won CBprfv1 has
aeceded 10 the request made by United States
d mister Phe.ps, ana VIII allow Herr Nermuth,
the German commissioner 10 the Chicago
Columbian islr, 10 accompany the American
commissioners when they return TO the Iited
States. Herr He-murh VIII thus he enabled TO
arrange Ell the minor details OF the German ez-
hibi. and wiz then return To thu city, report 70
the government, una he ready 10 assist Tie Ser
man Manufacturer
the foreign committees Of tins Chicago
Columbian lair commission met with
much Success and encouragement II their
efforts 70 secure & gooa representation II the
fair. The minister OF Of foreign affairs, N de
Gicrs and tie minister Of finance have assured
the commissioners that the Russian exhibit Will
surpaEs 81 previous efforts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-25
THE cHAEITAB1r nopTEs.
Condition Of the Day Nurssry-A olive
Work Of the ". G Z. l.

Mrs. Morrow, mnrrOn Of the Day Nursery, re
ports TWENTY-FIVE inmates nj the present ting
One boy, Fabian or Alfred Myers. was dis
charged yesterday. He has been giving the
ngrsery authorities considerable trouble hnrinr
beGr generally refractory and having rIu
away he was handed over 70 the police author
stias. lie is only vesrx o. age and mar been
rather hard character
The donstious 60 the institution for Enrne
flme PAST have been quite Light.
Tuesday IL visiting dHy and usually ortt. q
number interested In the work come out 70 scs
the children and n note the genera condition
a. affairs.
The Madison street line 10 very KIND 10 Tn
xurscrs THE cars az this cnupanv TAKE th.
litts ones on Sabbath 30 Sunday school and
xhe company promises 20 refund The ia-es In
SOME way.
The national convention % the " C. 2 Z
meets in November al Boston THIS vear. and
Oregon Washington. Idaho snd Montana are
rolIsg t. make az effort 70 have saIne point Oh
the Pacific ehasen O. She place at meeting il
7s19 correspondence has eiieiIe1 Ire Saci that
seryzrn nns Idaho Ere favorable n Seattle as the
eli gnu the Central ". {. 7 r. u the ely VII
INA q strang pun 20 secure the prsze. The
ecz -ension draws abort saA regular delegates
r~e@ every state IN The pnian, trom Canada ana
as fran England
81. September there viii nc uuinn picnic Of
~ Z ? T. societies a The CITY al Hilton
N&
II excu-x5au vln he gwen some time IN Sep
b. she- rs the " = = T. 60 Victoria ur some
.. - point
g. rsporfea that ar attempt VIII bs made by
"a AZ & = Z. "a get the old COWS TeuplEr
90 Stain ont Of storage 81 Bakers vh&rt and
g. Il OF, Columbia street near TIE ysaslati &c.
re {auntxln fuua hooth IL dong gooG bnsi-
y $ Miss susie IIlig is ~ charge i1r tas week
&c kal1ng al North seattle, las presented
r. G. = r With u3Cture ~ Lake Crescent,
q W. "a sol6 So The benefit q the fouD-
O. fuad
be ladies Rebel Society rs y Foae eon-
8 ST., Cnas- i;s auspices the Home 1or Chi3-
a. \ Ell n0z ana Harrison streets. 10 cU1ductFG-
" ssHeisuyy5ln Il in y vcry aoGrEsf4nE r0uaf-
tSn- The sasietT - wei go IN tEDas, huJ Is
Outstanding 10 resources. having IN view the
Uatintie erection oI suns ss1tiaI building Al al
early d1ss
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STATE GRANTED LANDS
esste Land Commission 20 Consider the
Problem Of Paying Filing Fees

OLYMPIA. Are. 24.-Fspecial IA meeting Of
The state leue commission viii be held teInoT-
rov &c consider the serious problem presented
ns tbs lsnk OF funds for paying tia Tees for fl
tng on lands To be selected by the Hthte- Unlsss
Tina money In provided tSr this purpose
before the nseting Of the next legis-
2nfure, the stmfs viii be irrepRraby
damaged. az in 1893 nearly al the desirable
lands VII have been surveyed En6 selected II
fntiivi6uals CHINO; he found who VIII he viii
1nE TO advance the money needed, approx
znszely e. CO., the strongest reason which inns
yet sssn suggested for the calling Of III sxtrn
session OF the legislE1urs VIII exist az THE state
cannot afford TO permit the opportunity 10
cure the grants msde by Congress 70 pREs sy.
IhuuFh tina Legislature also iElied 10 make al
appropriation fgr tina payment 81 cruisers. which
II directed should be employed 10 select desirR-
bls lands, authority has been found II the
utAfutes under which the state auditor may
asEns wHrTHn8 on Account ii the services Of
these cruises. THE warrants VIII draw interest
and ran undoubtedly be disposed al al par
sn appropriation viii, beyond question, he MADE
with which 70 nay than.
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THE LIFE OF MATsADA.
His Marriage to q Quaker Grille W as
Terror TO Mott Street
Wv

Natsada K sorakichi, the noted Japanese
wrestler, died Saturday afternoon 81 the
Nippon (Japanese) Club, 10 West Twenty-fiith
street, 0f consumption. sOTakicin was 30 years
OLD. He was born in ShinanD, Japan, and went
10 Tokyo when boy. lie fell In with Kanada
lsagascha. q wall-known wrestling teacher, vino
taught MIN how 70 wTesttc.
sorakIchi arrived IN America about ten years
ago His lirst engagement was az Miner Row
cry theater He billed as Japanese cham
pion who would pay 81 10 any man ne c8uld
not throw Japanese style, II fifteen minutes
go-akichi continued Japanese wrestling for q
year OF SO and then changed 70 the catch-as-
catch-cau style lie arose Ia be champion
under these rules. HE wrestled ANYBODY and
nfivthiuc that came along with VARYING SUCCESS.
He generally won. Among the men ne met IN
his carly experience hero was huid0on, who
threw him In 1875 he srupued az 81 bOarGiuc
house at a Bond street, thlf city. There he met
Ella Bnuselle Lodge, pretty QuakeTess from
Philadelphia. He fell il lovs with hef and in
duced her 10 marry him on February 9, ths
same year. TIE marriage took Mace AT the
hoardlur-house, and was attended by h,llf
the .iananase IN the city The cnuplt Lived to
Psthcr until Nav. when n rs SDrHkIchl turned
the wrestler out OF the bause. He abused her,
size said. Huo she would hHve nothing more 70
10 with him. she also accused Glfu ~ being q
GiliEHuan. Tie had 3 big bank account, she
said and ne sent money 10 China every weeS.
s,erAkichi hnd nothing Ia % with her UfJeT this.
BE continued wrestllnc- Chiefly N tine london
au8 Miners theatBrB. DeoRElOIlhli Is ne gnf OF q
lnatrh with rUuutrymen aua Won considerable
gufus OF munev Els last match WHs with
Farmer Bvrues Oi Philadelphia BE returned
70 New orE rich. nnG nGs lived ever since uuI-l
lis death 81 the Ntnpou Club
For wear ~ 50 after S0rakIGiL came 70 this
country he wat & terror 70 the t-eguenters Oi
NJ oct street lie USED 10 take wRIEs through the
street and Ehe TouCh men would tackle him un-
def the impression that ne Was 81 ordinary un-
offending ChinGmEn BE would wnIp two az
quickly as ne could whip one. EDd bg SpOn he
came known ana respected
surskiChi VIII lie buried to-day in WOndlawn
cemHtery. The Japanese rv-p plot thCre. The
funeral services viii I've held IN k0ctl'F under
linking tablIshmeut. 81 62s sixth Hvauue. SOrs-
kicth diea poor, ana his funeral expenses Will
he PAID by his fellow CountTymcn.
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CoNnxNsrn nlsrArcnrs.

g>ht scho0ue- Lien ana Mary, VIII ssxcv T,ss-
sCucers 81 board H.c35 ashore AZ -. Point.
SuE oi - lawrence SUNDAY morning. hut Oh
haadEy mRusCrG g. t.aal ~ ana landed he-
rasSeaCgrs = safety.
Al ezpiasiau taak piece On ma e4th IL q col
ligry ssc4T Nyrshy grvs.. s. sAas. I've f,s-sl,ls
Neze slsIarasai "a the msnea-
VII saU--i.l. SAT- lake eE-reuJrr, VII vas
. sisvs az fIgn-yss's- committed Suicide MONDAY
Ny shooting himself
A. Xus 50 haoE-rls&s~s have been n-fe~es 70
cus Asuarns EnG Calais France. within. a
fa~lI.rr4
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BIG CROWDS ON LABOR DAT.
workfngrneD From All Sound and In
land Towns Are Coming.

Harry Leland, SECRETARY 81 tho Labor dHF com
Taittee, returned u the city yesterday from hrs
TRIP around the lower sound, and reports ttiat
the Labor organizations IL every town visited
IRE taking hoid o5 the matter with eIIth usiasm
md are making extensive preparations To visit
Seattle on that OCCASION AND participate II d
mammoth celebration al tbs gay BIZ. Leland
visited al the TDwns Of any Importance
ON the Sound. and also along the line vi the
Seattle, Lake Shore d Eastern railroaG. Fl sRys
thai from almosl every station along the railroad
work ingmen VIII come ia, anG from the larger
town arrangements Gre being made dgr big tx
curKtOn parties.
a meeting OF the committee wRs held last
night but no bus ness Of ANY importance Was
10 te attended 70 beyond hearing Nj. Ielauds
rep5rt, which WIS received with considerable
qualification. To-Day Mr.. laiRnd vii probably
starr out TO visit Olympia and thf other towns
on the uIspsr Sound. lie VII RIsD visit the
towns along the Iine ri the Northern Pacific
railroad and also Franklin, BLACK Diamond
and Newcastle. tie viii then 20 north 10 Port
Townsend, BellinghAm bay and Victoria again
10 complete the arrangements Tor large ex-
cursInns from those places especially.
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sFALpINe an wnArcoM.


WRArc0n, Ang. 2-Ispeaial THE revenue
cutter Hnleuri has arrived here with General
spalatng, assistant secretary Of the treHsury
and Supervisor I4nglsy. They examined Roche
Haraar port, probably with n view to disenn-
ffnuaneh, and expressed themselves highly
pleased with thu business management OF tins
ThntcoIn port Of entry. suT,e-i n1entieni Stan
groom TOOK them IN his special car Ia sumas
whers they take THE Canadian Pacific fur Win
1lipeg. The report 10 that spniding found Col
hector Bradshaw ensrums Affairs ID good coudi-
tior, financially and otherwise
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OVER A LOVE LETTER.
a Dayton Girl Suicides in Her
Fathers Presence.
TACOMA WOMAN TAXES POISON
a Oregon Farmers wife and Daughter
Killed - Tacoma After De
Lions Dry Deck.

DAYTON. AuE Ms-Fspecial l-Rsude Infh-ep,
Hving fftsen miles east Of DAYTON, committed
sEiclos yesterday morning by taking two grains
q morphine Har fHther refused 70 give her q
setter, which II 10 supposed was written sy 3
seHne man IN THIS city, and contained matter
moi intended tor others 10 read The gt-l threat
sheo 70 XII herself II he CD moi give
Aer tns letter, but he thought she was
Joking. She took the CAPSULES before her
MINERS eyes, buf stu he thought sbe
wss only Joking. az he held hcr hand over her
mouth until swallowing them The father thsn
Wsnf 70 Deighbor'K, thinking DO more Of TIE
snsfter until II clock when he was summoned
Aoms. finding his daughter IN o diving coDa3-
Isn- Dr- Van fasaen VIA called. but the EIrl
o'c0 before MS arrival Miss I1throp was q
ysszrs od nge, and has been in this country but
two rDozlfhx
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went ever rrzr hesak aT1c tseir arrows lei spent
zsBI matters ve-k growing rather tekaSs jar ia.
wheu biz tan5 CT men en- thetr way n The
mines came ~, End with their hsiP We were
more ttsn match 5or tie hostlies
ssMy ozly FssllsticEs ambition wEs - ne vSso-
raafzer and ] was elected 30 that Office wears
nve and served nns term That wks enough
for rue
Mr.. Ebs-lock hRE been retired ron artfve
business far ZaEly years, EnG Is ons d tbs eazs-
zalistk O. 2 -tlHrd
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Excl uEive Information.
ashtngton Post

Kuiser Wilhelm 10 the PRINCE 81 w2lesl-Yes,
they REALLY marched very vel and take il all
back about ''tradesmeu rnasuua-adfur as sD,-
dieTs,' but than. my dear uncle, y0u would
certainly not expect To haCk-s-rAw volunteer
ncGiusf-
he lrtnce-Now, look here. Bill 7 want Won
n Gr1T IL i Won refer 10 that matter ac,n IN
there Is going 70 ne scrap II tine Guelph Iarni Y
ana Il won't he with soft gloves under the
chapernnnge OF the po.lee acnarcnnert. eitne-
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The Cast u Oil Plant

"There is" sgys q hUrriculturist, hardly 81
Instance IL natural history nt plant SO uni
ve7saljy datested hy the animal world az the
castor Oh plant. No sort OF bird. beast 0r creep
Ing thtus VII touch castor 0il plant il seems
70 N rank poison 10 all the animal world
tveu goat VIII stgrve before biting off Iesf
and morse VII sILH III i and turn M MS uprt.,
I'D as though Z had the most dafestuoe Ad0r Oh
the face D1 the earth AIRY worms and the 10
Gusts WI! PISS II nv, though they may eai sverr
ot!et green thInc = sight. ana there Is 40 sIYer
WY 20 Crtve moieE away from & lawn thEu u
p,Hut & Few castor beans here Gnd there Even
the tobacco worm VIII refuse 70 be led Oh tss
leaves %
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In lecture On TIRE dignity OF Iahn-''
delivered II tire classic shades o. Thau,auous
ny Ms Emma Ewing, occurs the following
sentence which shows how the national game
has neeu elevated; "A-s u1s the iainIs en-
ia-ged 81 honest gal deemed evidsnces of WI
rE-it7- while the fingers broken BY baseball are
accepted 81 saEeus a. gentsfitv"'-
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Company Incorporated To Purchase De
Alens' Dry Dock Now Eaing Bnilt-

A-Sens brs BOOK row Ee4ng SntlS-
TACOMA, Aug. A-IspeciRl. Nv. Fl. File, ni
this city, vino has ion several months been Rdvo-
Cstlne proposition 10 locate q large hnEring
dry dock las, IN connection with / " Andsr.
s0n, Samuel Wilfesun, f. l. Achilles j., W Z.
Eiankwel Of Tacoma, and Captain Dc Lion,
OF PORT Townsend, have taken Eteps to
incorporate the Tacoma Dry Douk Com.
pany with pSia UP capital oi
xsne00a. Nhnn the he Lien dry dock new near
ang completion ri Port Hadlack, In finished, If
WIZ he brought TO this city and equipped With
the necessary pumping Hna other machinery IL
render i DapEbls af docking the largest deepscs
vessels trequeuting Sound parts. The dry dock
viii be completed about November, and with
the snn0.aBo fest OF lumber contained in 1t,
together with the machinery, IL viii cost close
untO ss00,a0G. tits lloxs1B iesf IN size
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A remarkable IeHcure af che C8Iglrl! hUs-W ash
-nglai- game pi6TeC Ausust n, a. Columbus was
s..aT NelGuiey, I.-st haseman O. me Washing
%oiis- G31 uuf have Single naialng ehance.
while lahana, fist hassulan OF tire Columbus
team. had a,ly four Chances A totsl Of ONLY
f0ur caanres "a retE-e men Al frst IL 81 sntI-s.
game = unprecedented
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a Boomerang.
InaIananolis journal.

Deacon Porreroy-frothGr Wiigus. vou- ser
mon SUNDAY OIL gambling wsE one o. the finest
efforts ! ever hrE-G.
The Rev. NJ Wll-us-Ahi Thank ynu
Deacon Potta-oy--I rn-ah-1he fac is we did
have little piaI on TOOK T0r presenting 4 paIr
watch, hgt VOC MADE such Ru earnest srsus
against tile ulckecness o. getting something
i1- nothing that We concluded y0u would NOT
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PASSENGER LISTS.

HORSE PLAINS, Mont. aug. @.-Tsrecial J.
Passed here today on Northern Pacific train,
wcstbnuud:
f. l.. Mckesn, Nathan / Hscke, ". L Steele
and wife, Z Loonis, Len H0smer ana twenty
three secoud-claBE passengers.
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TN MANsZINrS

Ghs Fa-larH tBr Se7slaIIlss-. ha-trfur vnlu-ns
XII, w. contain -Es s~-.cias az present rob
terls II &c Hc4- Or y hat AT srna-srrr Bows
erhoo- shoUia ba. ny tne bcv ~ Henri
can. ren1or O. - FaUI's sunoa-. Concord. \. Z
Ideals a. Shr Acw American z Z fvurs.-y-' tv
s'sesl2ent David ]a-l2g.. q Ibs L.e.nuL sian
1oSl sGAlaE AE-Yez24SS Gs--ioElIG 'ZnS
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Az oKraoN rIoNrER.
Int William >hsrl eek. or Portland. on =
Pleasure TRIP 10 Seattle.

NJ. William sherlock, a. Portland. atsr ut TIRE
ystnHeo-s o. trcgua- - al the Ia niu- hssgal -
hls osEEhses, AEss 41tste sherlock IAey are
max rs I.iaRsUrt ts1p &c TIE Souna NJ. Sher-
lSsCk S~assea TIE p3Hlns IL $50 and ssssie1 -
Fortuna. then tfEslc village a. 4aout 1.o95 1ls-
hAessaTatS We ha4 % trouble n tie In
ossss n coming Across lie sara gst u4cl4I- 'E-
ceca tssTs Nss ua s~eaale gEts1 ~ -hel
sesns q. as Aaa a. sal,a-sauee or the Rogue
Fiwer We haG hson T. she Arek4 mines =
>oeisera Cs24fo-ElA. Gnd were an ous E'sy AoTse-
-Gs1 rs We wcos cunning inSo csE-s ere
SAY TIRE hasssls Indians cg.euea fra an us trcra
thS &2-4s a-oEEd 4As sho1 from the. gGas
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Prom ueck Ecte, lEtauHaciaa @. ase fzaaa-.
hrscS CEss depart - sstl8r = the hla1aur ~ n
ihIl h-gF oe~t-net-aeut as the klLDevs ar URINARY
organs - t1-ls iiC1ca 90 ua5 i0ss g.rns and
vaszz 1nDaey ol- worthless Az. -IUiss ErG va-ss
1iaasCrs, bgf ssrss - tae srBl oil Ihe disease ~
uncs - uS-1E 1sas graaEa6z as az known rama.
GIes. i1s ooaeilzate1 treEu1 A21aey -e4 Pleas
S>xzG
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I nnroniftous.
New YORK. sun.

''T1i6 v0U sae mana. Charlie asked Ethel.
Yes, dIa- and he grossly insultac me-
"Wtv how
''Fle saiC- Wei nv little nlaL. what csu 7 dr
-.rryfr q
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GRATEFCI BTYoyp TxrRrssTrIx

I'0-ZlauG. Or. 3u,y s..
The OREGON KIDNEY TIA mss cured nv
GacE &DC klGnEys, Ha1 ] RE AZ & less = express
ny ETHl1tua& E1GG nsEGrs remember tns
oregon Kidney ca WIth pressure Gna esteem
Ano sstIy Eec0L-ElsaC - K Al ny friends an1
acquaintance . - - ugN.A&Asa
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN OREGON.
- Farmers Wife and Daughter Killed
and Two Children Seriously Hurt

iENpLFTuE. o., Aug. 24.-Peter Teehkella
his wife and three Children were ont driving
last evening. four mica from Pendleror, when
thetr horse became nnYuly and commenced 10
hHrk. 9echfellR wac unable to stop tire an
spzd Hnf the horse, carriage and its FIVE oeeu-
pafsss seH over q bluff twenty-five fes1 hiEh
Nrn TeE- Skellt ana one daughter were Instantly
kzlie3 ana the 40 other children SERIOUSLY
hur Teuhk la nnd the horse escaped with q
srw f~x1leeS
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A Tacesna ] nestiauss kins Herr.lf.

TACOMA, AnE 4--lsFecsal Violet Good
win. IN inmate OF CHlers Allsy hnr,lin. com
nltfBeo suicide tndKy by ENaTll -inr tony
ounces al lsudRnuu- Ths oti.er minutes
ri the place. thinking she had fis gave her
shloral and bromide, rhus renasrfnF her reepr-
orr almost ITnPossibiE shs dice TINS evening.
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Ihlaaep hlB Record
TO putting smile m corpse 3 face. S. -
vas III Item II an uptown Cnde-raker's
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If You
Feel Tired

Or AL run down" from great mental Dr phvsi-
Ca strain, the result Of recent Illness, from
the waakenlns effect o. change Of season, climate,
life. you Will find IL Hood 5arsap&rilia ust the
medicine you nas1.
The peculiar toni g, purifying and vitaliznE
qualities Of this successful rnedlcine are soou felt
throughout the entire svs-en, expsllIng disease
and giving healthy az ion 10 every urgRH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-25

Gales and hurricanes are reported along the
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-25

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-05-02

GHTER "wednesday evening
April -, 1891, At the esidence OF the bride's
father, No. ql3 West Eighth street, city. bv
Rev X. Is. Cook, ID. D., Albert NJ Allen and
Miss Laura n. Fighter.
CARPENTER-RICH AT Grace
M y. Church. on April n, by Rev. Jacob
Todd, Frank ID Carpenter and Maruuerite
Richardson, both Of this city
CIR AY-PIERSON.-O April 20. bv the
Rev. John ID q Hanna Harry l.. CRAY and
Miss Lidte Pitrson both Of Wilmington
HUGHES SCOTT. On the Goth day of
april, by the Rev. A. n. keigwin, Alfred
Victor Hughes aud Fannie P. Scott, both Of
Wilmington, Del
TEMPLE -SrEvENS.-In this city. on
April ID by the Rev. Ambrose HuebHr Horace
+. temple OF Chester AMI Annie l. Stevens
OF Wilmington.
THOMl SON-HAWKE.- In this city. on
April 30th. BY the Rev. o. q. Buddington,
Mtlliam Thompson and Miss Amy Louisa
Hawke, both Of this city.
SHEPHERD RICHARDSON.-Oa April
~ by the Rev. John d. c. Hanna. William A.
shepherd and Miss Ella v, Richardson, both
OF Wilmington.
SlMPLER-FINNEY. BY the Rev. John
y. q. Hanna, Erasmus NJ. simpler OF this
city and Miss Amanda Finney Of Philadel-
phia,
SMITH GENN.-On April 70, by the Rev.
John ID. q. Hanna, George w. III. smith and
Miss Eva ii. Gem, both OF Wilmington
SUTTON-DILLTN.-At ST. paul's NJ Il
Church,on Thursday ey Aning, April 30 by the
hev Louis n Barrett, Gorge n sutton and
Lulu Dlllin, all of Wilmington.