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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-18
THE CRIME CONDONED.
A Forger Arrested, Settles and
Is Released.
FARRAHER'S PROMPT CAPTURE.
A Gambler Passes Forged Check, and
Though sn Old Offender, Es-
czpes by Paying Up

W. II. Carter. paperhanger. was arrested for
forgery yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriff
Patrick FaTraher while boarding tie esst-bound
train on the Seattle, Lake shore ( Eastern rail-
road st Ballard.
Carter entered the dry goods store of Arthur
Let's. at 81 Pike street Wednesday afternoon
az 20 o'clock, and II payment OF bill of SIS
rendered check on the Boston National bank,
drawn By J. W. HendricksOn. Tor So - in favor
OF " IlIiam II. Carter Mr.. Let's knew Carter and
accepted the check. giving him the balance,
SlL5n Carter went away, and in - few minutes
Let's discovered that J. W Hendrickson was q
myth and the check forgery. He went TO JUS
tiee Won Iooei and swore out q warrant for
Carriers arrest. Later in the day Carter came TO
Let's ana paid back the money. causing the lat
ter 10 reienE and agree not TO prosecute provided
Carter would leave the city within twenty-four
hours.
Meanwhile Detective Phillips had started in
search OF the forger, but failed to discover his
Whereabouts. Yesterday morning the search
was continued, but 20 no purpose within the
city. Deputy sheriff Farraher in com pany
with Prosecuting Attorney Mcbride, was on
the train on his way 20 hOodiaviiIe 10 serve
some papers, when, as tie train stopped al Bal
lard, he noticed Carer coming along TIE p a.form
with Two ya.ises. Having heard that & warrant
was out ior Carters arrest, he took the man INTO
custody.
But he now found himself between the horns
o. dilemma How could he take Carter 10
Seattle and Yet transact his bushes. at Noodin-
vile? There was no time 20 spend IN delIbera-
ton, so he took his prisoner on the train. AT
fremont he hunted up ofhcer and put Carter
IN his charge. He then found that he mad
missed his train. but caught the northbound
train, which came along twenty minutes later.
\ short distance west OF WoodinvilIe the east
bound train was delayed by & small slide Just
long enough to allow the other train 20 catch
up. Mr.. Farraher then jumped on the first train
and re!oinei Mr.. Mcbride.
Carter was brought to the city and put in Jail,
but when informed OF his arrest Mr. Let's went
10 the prosecuting attorney aud interceded in
his behalf As result the case was dismissed
after ali costs had been paid and Carter had
gwen his word TO leave the city and state within
twenty-four hours
Carter is said to be of good family, but given
to gambling. About year ago he served term
OF fourteen months IN the county jail for forgery
Al that time he had cashed several checks, ali in
some manner fraudulent. The principal ones
were on the Famous restaurant and Eureka
saloon. On that occasion he was al the depot
and had just got his trunks checked for Chicago
when Captain BaEck placed him under arrest
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ONE OF COCHRANE's VICTIMS.
He Took in One of the Schemes and
Writes for Information.

Theodore Gordon. OF Edwardsyille Ill,
writes TO friend in seattle for information con
corning the Washington Railroad ana Improve
ment Company. which is also known under the
aliases OF Arthur ID. Cochrane. the SNYDER
Cochraue Publishing House. the West Shore
Paul Snyder, the Seattle Advertising Agency,
the Northwest EJGRgeist, the Seattle Tract House.
His letter Is as follows:
/ invested in some real estate in Clifton
Heights through firm representing themselves
10 be the Washington Railroad and Improve
ment Company, and located at Fountai Square,
Seattle, Wash. They advertised in New York
paper that they had real estate for sale in Clifton
He ghts, q suburb OF Seattle l tooG stock but
never received an answer. II there is a reliable
company OF the name given, they are not very
punctual IN making returns concerning money
sent them. Please see ii the firm is reliable l
enclose postal card addressed. Please send me
Seattle newspaper.
The answer was not consoling to Gordon 1t
mentioned that Arthur d. Cochrane, the head
of the alleged company, was under indictmen:
by the grand jury for using the United states
mails Illegally, and that in all probability the
real estate was imaginary and the money lost
beyond hope
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STATE UNIVERSITY VACATION.
students Have a Two Weeks Rest
Good work OF the Session

Today the half yearly session of the state uni
verSity will eud, and both the professors and
students VIII start 10 upon the enjoyment OF s.
vel earned vacation 81 two weeks
During The past week examinations in the
various branches Of st-dy hsye been in pro-
eress. The standard mas beCu largely raised tn ;
year with eXce.lea. results. and Yesterday sew
erai member. of the faculty commented
faSorably on tho excellent papers PREPARED
n tue students. There VAS scarcely \
single failure IN aay Of the classes. while
the TapSrs q many resche1 = EiEh degree Of
excsllence. The discipline during the session
has been of peCui AT ktnd. IL has taken care
al 'tSett IN great measure. owing 10 the earn
estuess Of the students and their desire - do
sac best possible 0ork
Work Gu the telescope tor the university Is
making rapid progress During the two weeks
vacation Professor ) N. TAYLOR 0:I ge WHITE MS
course OF study in astronomy sud VIII secure
plans for tie small Observatory that Is T. D.
erected ca the college campus.
Tonight the ciecutoa C,a-s aad t1e Cou,e-vS
tory Of Music vii unite ana give al entertain
ment IA the university chapel
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THE GUSPOwDER MAGAZINE.
Removal Today of the Explosives Int
the


On Friday LAST complaint was made 70 the
board OF public works that a quantity of gun
powder was stored IN the old magazine near
Farm and Republican streets, aad as the engine
house st the mouth OF the sewer tunnel shalt is
now close by il had become dangerous 10 the
neIghoothood. The board referred the matter
to the council with q recommendation tina. en-
appropriation BE made for the purchase of q
seow and that the powder be kept out in the
her5Or.
Meantime, urgent representations Of the dan
ger had been made 10 Mayor Hail, and he STA
toned an officer there TO watch al night Yes
terGay Mr.. Hall consulted Major Rlnehart, and
they concluded that immediate steps should be
taken. They succeeded, after some difficulty,
in securing suitable craft, and hired the
steamer forsaken az $50 day Major Rne-
hart last night made arrangements for the trans
fer. AM by noon today the explosives viii ali he
taken on board and the steamer towed out sale
distance into the harbor.
The council viii be urged 10 make more
permanent arrangements and the old storing
place abandoned entirely
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men. HIS presentation OF the temperance sub
!ect is unique and comprehensive
Those who had the pleasure OF hearing
Colonel George W. Balm. Of Kentucky, the
prince OF Orators" when he was in Seattle last
summer, Will be interested 70 know thai NJ.
Benson is considered t1llv his equal Colonel
Balm says that Mr.. Benson is lone OF the most
thrilling platform orators in the United
States"
Mr.. Benson has been delivering lectures
throughout Cslifornis and Oregon during the
past year. Alter completing his engagement ~
Seattle he viii join his family a. Portland and
return to his h0m@ al indianapolis.
81 have heard all the great apostles OF temper
ance, Cough, Cary and Murphy says W. P.
Fishback, the former law partner of President
Harrison, 'and Luther Benson Is second 10 none
OF them"
Arrangements Will be made 10 seat the Armory
TO its fullest capacity II anticipation OF al In
uelse attendance
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THE PUBLIC CHARITIES.


The WOmans Hone Society Will hold meet.
ing oa TIE Wednesday following Christmas
Architects were examining the property ye,:e--
day aud Will inform the society IN q lew DAYS
tie actual cost OF completing the building for
occupancy.
meeting Of the Central WomaUs Chr s.ian
Temperance Union will be held 81 the Chamber
ot Commerce IN : afternoon Al > O'Clock It's
probable thst Mrs. Morrow viii b. pgt back into
the Hay Nursery, which Will probably * OPENED
again sitter January /
The STAKE executive COMMITTEES of the
Nomau's Christian temperance [ uIoa wllI hold
4 meeting shortly al Tacoma.
Tie pEpnau', Home now contains thirty-thvee
children. tive having been taken away during
tals wees. The inmates are al healthy
Twelve young ladies are wanted 70 practice
ing uuGcr Al. a,-.nt Caartes Espllu u par-
uvica,o Il ,Ge business laea jubilee on January
land -
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SCHOOL MOTIFS


The purchasing committee ~ the school board
YESTERDAY let the contract Tor planting treos on
al graded streets surrounding the scaoo,hoases.
all 10 5e boxed, at total cost OF - ccnis each
Among TIE trees Will DC mspis, box elder. vOyla-
aud mountain asa. The WORK OF planting has
already begun.
Contracts were slso let jor twenty-fou7 oak
cabinets WIKI shelves sad drawers. twelve 70 Re
male by Kohlfs < Sehodcr sud twelve by F. "
woOGamAB. These cabinets are - Dc placed in
shs twenty four rooms Not already supplied
where the most tatercst is shown Ia making col.
lscGions ot natural history, meteorological knd
mechanical spec mems some ~ the roOus have
vsry good collections OF mlEiGture models, made
of paper and wood. The cabinets. which will
cost 81 10 as each, 10 be placed IN the
schools during the Christmas vacation
Tie heating pipes ia the basement 81 tbs
Genital school buliding are being covered ~
q Henderson with asbsstos II order ~ prevent
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MISSING PENNSYLVANIA LAWYER.
He Was Here in 1890 Trying to Form
IpNestment Comnany

In yesterday mornings papers appeared the
following dispatch:
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Dec. I6-The family OF
Robert J. Monaghan, the missing West Chester
lawyer, received Il Cablegram from sydney. New
south Wales. today signed by Robert Jones
Monaghan. 1t reads rs follows: "Ioye to vour-
sell, Francis and Waiter: cable $500" Rela-
tves doubt the authenticity of the cab,egram
and are making an investigation.
The disappearance OF Mr.. Monaghan possesses
some local interest, because he has number of
acquaintance N Seattle and the other cities of
tins state. In the summer OF 1890 he made
visit TO the Northwest, and went 70 various
places endegyoriug to get local people inter
ested ia loan and mortgage company which
rs was trying u organize. Finally he formed
the Pennsylvania Mortgage Company, with
headquarters IL Spokane soon after the con.
Germ wss organized the financial stringency
came OF, and the company has never done much
business
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the less Of heat, the cost being % eeats per
scpesEciai foot
Principal John ". Hsst0n, of the High school.
returned 70 school yesterday after al Illness OF
over month and viii resume his duties today.
The Fremont school is being rapidly built
The staddin- is now being erected On which
the -ooi viii rest
Tie Christmas holidays in the schools viii be-
gin mex: Wednesday night, and VII eo1tinue
until January T.
Miss Anna Reid. Of the Denny, IS i'll Miss
Mash has takea her place temporarily.
The board % education is getting II bids Tor
electric c lceks for al the school,
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BREfITIES.

At the land office yesterday there were three
cash entries and one homestead.
license TO wed was Issued yesterday for Z.
\. Jefery and j. J. Robertson. both OF Seattle.
County Commissioner Fred Gasch was in
O.illia yesterday investigating road WORK and
repairs needed.
In Il brevity yesterday it was stated that G.
WIneberg had been fined, when in reality he
was discharged from custody
A J0xl20 foot lot on Beacon HILL with fine view
OF city and harbOr for sale at $50. part cash by
II. H Dearborn 4 Co. room Squire Latimer
block, 2I6 Commercial street.
Tom Jap, OF West Seattle, wss arrested early
yesterday morning on the charge OF selling
liquor 70 several Indian women at West Seattle
He will be given hearing before United States
Commissioner Kiefer today.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Grace NJ T. church
will give an oyster supper in the church parIors
tonight. There viii be a musical prog ramme
aud addresses Will be delivered by Dr. Ford Dr.
Levi Gilbert and Rev. Mr.. Mcmillan.
Seattle Chapter of Rose Croix OF the A & A.
5. r. OF U. 5, T. & D., will meet at their hall
Saturday, December 10, 1891, to confer the
degrees on FIVE postulants. A. l. Spences, NJ.
". & P. Master. ". II. Drummer, G. Secretary.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Mcbride went
to Cedar Mountain yesterday 10 hunt up wit
nesses in the Nordstrom murder case He has
found sixteen persons who throw light on
the case. The trial is set for next Monday in
Judge Humes' court
The Francis Murphy Gospel Temperance
Union will hold a meeting tomorrow evening
In Olympic hall-the old Congregational church
on Second street, near Seneca. Mrs. d. b.
Ward will speak. and the meeting promises TO
be an interesting one.
Police Officer David Brooks swore out war
rant yesterday before Judge Rivers for the ar
rest OF one Henrick, alleging that on December
10 he assaulted him at the Bay View brewery.
Brooks looks gave evidence that he had been
used in q rough manner.
The entertainment and social dance given by
the Carpenters Union, at its Hall on Pike
street, last evening a very enjoyable affair
An interesting musical and literary programme
Was rendered, alter which those present enjoyed
themselves dancing anu card playing for several
hours
There will be a Christmas market this
afternoon and evening at the Presbyte rian
church, corner OF Third and Madison streets.
An attractive programme and choice refresh
for sale at reasonable prices. Readings by Miss
Richardson.
swain Donaldson appeared before Judge
Rivers yesterday afternoon and swore out
warrant for the arrest OF his son, Charles Don
aldson, aged IA years. whom he claims is incor-
rgible, continually scots at parental authority.
charge o. Jaier Townsend. and will be az
raigned in the municipal court today.
Todsy's Weather.
SAN Francisco. Dee. l7.-Forecsst till n m
Friday, for Washington: Fair and generally
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LUTHER BENSON Is COMING.
Another Great Temperance Evangelist
and Orator Follows Nnrnhr

Extensive preparation are being made Tor The
meeIn>s nex5 week under the aGspice, OF the
tfood Iemp'ars, ". c T. U. and TEMPERANCE
Atlauce 70 - addressed BY the &C ehr.tsd
orator. Luther Benson. OF Indianapolis. The
ATinoTy hall has been engaged for SUNDAY even.
Ing aud the meetings VIII continue Tor three
evenings iot.oWtug II some hail, which VIII
be announced ls.er
NJ beAsoh ha- had a wonderful career. The
story OF as own sad lie. told IS oaly Luther
Benson Can tell II, Is . nee Led warning 70 xopn,
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are You going EsSi tbs, :au os winter Ifsa
tsAe tie Northern Faclac. Are roar friends
coming West 20 VISIT Ineg suggest 10 them
t.si taey taks lis Northern Pac,ar. rs i, : tie
only clrtet line 80 FuSe; sound ana Washington
reilts. ~ change Of cars % recheckiGg o. oAS-
Ssse- 81 cure ycgr ueAst reads via the North.
ere Pacific fsj roAl
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The Celebration Not as General as Was
AnticIpated

Many Of the public schools had had in view
the celebration OF the birthday OF John g. Whit
tier Yesterday, but the preparations necessary to
get the Fairhayen exhibit ready somewhat inter
fered. The programmes that had been prepared
by several OF the societies Will be given later
The Beta Literary Society OF the seventh grade
of the Denny school rendered the following
Whittier programme yesterday afternoon under
the supervision Of Miss Foster:
mposition-"N hitter" Miss Gnssie williams
fiAno solo .-.-- .-..-..-..-..A Miss Minnie Houser
Essay .----..-..-. ...---....-..Ar Clarence Ogden
Ila1o SOLO .......- MISS Eleanor Rock we'll
Rscitatiou-'B Fritchie'' .-......--.
80. ..-...-....... $500. Mrs Nav Killen
Observation-Disclosures Deck" Miss Jessie Elliot
Duet Misses Minnie Houser; sadie Chrlstmsn
Rscitation-"Curfew" Frank Bmehsus1
Recitation ................ Miss Resale De Wolf
Piano solo ......-.. Miss Eva Burllugame
MY Country ............. ......... The SOCIETY
Mercer school had sn elaborate programme
prepared to be rendered yesterday in celebra-
ton OF Whitiier's birthday, but the rush Incl
dent To the preparation OF the Fsirhayen exhibi-
ton work caused postponenent until
Wednesday next
The Fremont school and the T. T. Minor
school had no regular celebration. but eujoyed
an informal programme selected from the writ
ings Of the Quaker poet
The High school celebrated the day by doing
it, regular work better than usual
Tae south aud Rainier schools did nothing
owing 20 the absorbing work of getting reaiy
for the FairhAyen exhibit
The pupils OF the Central school postponed
their Whittier celebration and Will have the
Whittier programme together with the Christ
mas exercises.
BosfoN, Dee. John Greenleaf Whittier
the Quaker poet. was ~ years old today. tie
received numerous cougtatu atoms at his
cousins home. Mr., Joseph CORTLAND. In New
buryPori, where he has been staying Tor several
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Permission to Build,

The following permits to build were issued
yesterday:
E. Blaine. two-story frame lots and J, block
Is. Comstock's supplemental, s.. Boo
James d. McElr0y, oue-story frame, lot Q
block ID, Heirs OF sarah \. Bells, 800.
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Al associated hanks members of tie Seattle
Clearing House Association viii he closed on
the SATURDAYS oi December -. I>gl. sad January
>, l>'-. Immediately 20 lowing the holidays OF
Christmas anu New Gosr's
AEkAN EANhER- -..nratarx
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la4s spe' "a. collection or pictures viii be
.lA1TaA after Christmas ts,ut., AK t0tprary
= Z second sivceI. Burke building, corner Marion
sIG >S0onQ stree -
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tirst-elsSs sll-gAt. service uegweea seattle AMI
Olympia Tie Northern Pacific runs three
trains daily between these points hate only
- RouEG trip sS75
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Nct .a4s, the Photographers, viii hereafter ee
found a. lie Ia Roche studios, .vs second street
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Sinking Gilman slnne Dean.r

Sinking Gilman slope Deeper.
The slope OF the Gilman mine, which was be-
fore sunk 600 feet, is now being extended to
the 100 foot level. 1t has already been sunk
400 feet towards the new level.
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Handsome Wool Dress Patterns
B0uele Effects
Choice Silk Dress Patterns
Embroidered Silk and Linen Hand
kerchiefs
Very Select Stock of Umbrellas
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Gloves, Laces, Lace Scarfs
Fancy Towels
Stamped SplaShers
Linen Table Sets
Elder Down Quilts. Family Blankets
Silk and IIisle Thread Hose, Etc
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LUZ BRllLANTE.

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inportan del extrangero bajo diversos nom
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cOnsumidores.
Nuestros precios son mucho mas reducidos
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La experiencia adquirida On esta industrial
dnrante muchOs amos en- sS EstadOs Unidos,
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MUCHO OJO AQUI,

CAsAs en- donde Sc puede comprar Ell vino
puro de Aleson, conocido con ell nonbre de
VINO RIOJANO-
del cual es dnico receptor en- la Capital de
Puerto-Rico DON FRANCISCO FONT,
calle de la Tanca, esquina q Fortaleza.
En- LA CAPITAL: Casa de su receptor,
Restaurant La Catolana de D. Francisco
Fontanillas, en- el acreditado Hotel Uaiverse
del Sr. .Asencio Smith, y Restaurant La
aurora. Santurce En- el elegante estable-
cimiento de Don Pedro Carre fente al ms
tituto, Y en- ell de Don Rafael Martinez.
Eu Cdguas: Casa de los sres Quinones
Hermanos, En- M0unabo: Casa de Don
Modesto Ortiz. s.
En- |. Restaurants, Hoteles Casas de
Huespede 1e Ponce, Mayaguez, Arecibo
Bayam6n, Stros de la Isla, debe pedirse
Vino Rioiano de Aleson, Rioja.
lNOTA: Los pedidos deeste VSno que Sc hagan al
| Ia Isla. q DON FRANCISCO FONz,, Sc ser.
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