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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
WOES OF A RICH MAN.
The Merchant Prince Not One 70
Be Enyied.
os cesida's ksst waus as Lived Nss
Altar ne Died - Hilton aaa the
Asirs-W. ID Hsssiir kstaEz.
The Yellow GArtsn
lcoPYRIaHr. Is9IJ

A few years ago, Ia some mysterious
way never sufficiently explained. . rude
oil painting about eight inches by twelve
In size, was conveyed TO Detective Fullsr's
oifice l.. New York Near the middle Of
the canvass space had been lsfI blank
and in the middle Of it WAS written, "A
i, Stewards body Is buried here"
Inquiry developed the fact that the
spot represented in the painting wAs in
Cypress Hills Cemetery, and men were
sss TO work at once digging for the dead
merchants missing body. OF course.
they didn't and il, but the hoax was
nine days wonder and the newspapers
published columns about IT,
lam reminded of all this and of the pleas
ant days / then spent lying on my back
on . grassy bank In the cemetery watch
Ing the men dig and idly waiting for
something TO turn up worth writing
about, by recent events showing how the
curse has followed that mans millions
Judge Hilton, who has somehow gained
possession Of the most Of them, has re-
Gently given $500, 900 to the Garden City
Cathedral To quiet his conscience, some
say, and Is bringing suit against some Of
tho other heirs in one OF those intsrmin-
able actions which will never end until
the day Of Judgment
Even In his life the Merchant Prince
was scarcely = happy man. One Of my
most vivid recollections Is of the story
told by . friend in the Wholesale bust
ness who had occasion to call upon Mr..
Stewart in his private ONCE. Ny friend
was young and impression able. ''Ah,
how happy that man must be-" he
thought, as he saw the splendor of the
establishment and poted with what awe
the employees spoke their masters name.
What would not do to be as rich rs
he IS"
After some little delay he was ushered
Into . room with big desk piled with
papers and sitting behind IL . withered,
pale and tremulous man, prematurely
old. crushed by tho weight Of affairs. He
WAS scolding one Of his clerks in . queru-
lous tone which seemed anything but
trifiing to the clerk at the moment By
and by his breakfast was brought In on
. tray-it was about 10 o'clock-and
with ravenous haste he devoured few
morsels.
Almost Immediately he was taken with
. violent fit OF retching, and-well. have
you ever been seasickg Then no mat
ts-.
Take IL away Take IL away'" whis-
pered Mr.. Stewart weakly. when the par
oxysm was over. waving back tho tray
with his thin hand
My Godl" said my friend afterward,
In telling me OF the incident. 81 wouldn't
change places with that man for twice
rs wealth."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29

FtoVs - Fxvn-THy White. s2<s. Pstent
SIS hundred enra meal. 8 q : h8ad ed
Ted 80 s+a - - Ton mf3difngs tz1aH :
toa bran. a." > ten ssins sIafH , ten
MrsT-fDfs sfess. H'r rasSf. ife- rihs. -
fenteriofa 3 r. bNrs flf beef sfesk F4c ise
roast So iec, rihs g. rstufoe. setlte. sp~sse
isrlb ffas o. sprias ehicksns fci tufse4s
Feerrrr Batter fSa&iSr era& So p1rssnss
aid SIS ~ - aas heetS srse-s a. :
- pes< y poek h~sn< % : > ras4shes
tez ssrnufFr - - i4e- respHerrfes
l@s1ses cherries. &c xeeseesrTles. EA<e
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29

The practice Of publishing fiction in
newspapers has evidently come to stay.
A few years ago publishers were afraid
of serials and confined themselves to
printing short stories, usually borrowed
bodily from some English publication.
BY the way, the process works both ways.
l have seen in an English newspaper
Office fiction editor in the very act Of
transferring an article from Puck, pic
lures and all
Now, serials are freely used by all
the publishers. Within the past
few weeks readers of the New York
Sunday papers have had their choice
between serials by William Black,
Conan Doyle, Frank Stockton, Hag-
gard, Kipling and many lesser lights.
One of the very best of these serials is
Irving Bacheller's .'Mastersof Silence"
which has been running in the Herald"
Ii has a subject and method of treatment
In which many readers would feel no
interest, but no one who has ever specu-
lated upon the occult forces of the natural
human mind could lay down an INSTALL
ment unfinished. Mr.. Bachelor had good
opportunities TO publish the story in
book form but deliberately preferred the
newspaper medium as opening for him q
Tar wider circle of readers than any book
could do.
The magazine people needn't fear. This
is reading age. and there will be plenty
Of room for them.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS


pAn5FdFF 4 nnf7 r. aiae nrsst.s.~s-.
y = ~euth IT'S $50 81 hsvs TIE largest
fsns frsiny tt.e rosf s-en 4sfeDs yses -
49, gee - fE2Nfsr fste< Nf~fsEs 49, 50
~ ihean - 49, " ehonias Ss. * VI ~ after
tasfness hrHrs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand Rapids. Just outside
81 city limits; new building: newly fur
nlShed; for sale or rent with furniture; on a
good main road within ~ rods of depot, also a
good local trade.
2 HOUSES and lots. also 81 vacant lots for
- sale on long time or exchange for farm
or personal property.
A Nd so-scrr Farm To exchange for good
"A house and lot ia south or east portion OF
city.
POUR tenement brick block. lot % feet front.
on North ottawa. TO exchange for good
Improved farm or Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. llxlOO feet. on vi Hale st,
~ for sale at a bar saiu.
Z HOUSES aud lots on Co,t-avr. TO trade for A
- gllt-edse farm within 10 to Is miles OF city.
81 ACRES improved land, ~ miles southeast
" OF city; No. buildings. banked barn. 4
acres orchard. all kinds small fruit, we'll
fenced. under good cultivation. TO exchange
Tor city PROPERTY. or ~ or ~ acres near CITY.
HOTEL ia Big Rapids. ali furnished. TO eK
II change Tor property in cltY or farm.
IN ACRE farm miles southwest of Reed
" City. nearly all improved, good fefces.
etc; free OF all incumbrsnce; TO exchange FOR
TfiSSRe6oM no Ne and lot. g. Lasrave-st ha.
good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted by
ras. and has a splendid hafn; lot Se,i25. with
90 ACRES Of land. \ mile north and niles
-" east OF city. to exchange for city prop
81 ACRES ] mile north Of city limits. on
~ Alplne-gravei road-for sale; q desira
bic tract for plating
~ ACRES. ~ miles south Of Hali-st.. for
~ sale or trade for city property
VACANT LOTS in the city aud suburbs for
sale.
HoITsE AND LOT on south Lafayette st. for
- sale or trade.
10 ACRES gardening land. miles south OF
Az city. 10 exchange Tor CITY property
MONEY 60 loan on real estate and ehsfieis.
&. =. EOITS f62 tson-sretsT
o' ~ Il w 10 Room Is. Leppie Blk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

TIE hrfsb block icrsfed N Wee rgsaRe 81
Ne ~ 80 sn1 81 e ~ esle Rsaes afefns
the sfeser The eeevna Seer - ln salf<s 81
reo4ss 80 table for e@res ~ haaeHt eerf NJ.
WYi sell fef rash ~ efu fak@ pat - cltr
r-orerts Il 800 n q aeTs IRq8- - II
VAT A A. LuKn II Vest RffdEest
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
W|HANS & ALLEN
Grand Unsea Real Estate ENchaage.
ROOMS AND f0uER BlocA.
'f'n0Nf SO.


Houses and Lots For Sale or Ekchsage.
Wiz ssse some che ; hAresia 81 . osraer lef.
Sixfss on Jsmes ~. flTsI eoaae. hrsi served.
soa. On Easy paslaents ereom hsass. seaIh-
era faft OF tae eats.
We have houses rented fos & o. per month
sl-et fef both. Rent - one paws fhe Interest
"a both al Fer ceNt. viii be SID strs seen a.
the estate must be eiosea
seso fsf izFEe let. Aroem house; ffeDt hal.
nsce cellar. iSf v aFth the money.
sxse ior nice new ros1 house IN seea 10
cailiy on west side; iei @iAiSs, good well aud
clstefn and Street sfSdta-
si6se cash viii tuy l2rssm house and lot en-
also have nice business eorner. sexeA which
eau tt bo0ghi al . bargain.
fok kAcHsAeE-lfe acres Il Ceed lana -
cis AIRED lair bouss sna h&fh eacissuge fer
blacksmith shop sad house ssa iet ia saiaii
loN 4 price sftsd
iieiei IN good feNB. doing COED business,
osn.f aesf would like 20 exchange for house
aud lot 81 snail iarin, good opclias Tor some
one
Sssae viii buy s-reasn new house on corner;
northern parf OF city, ~vaid ~ cheap "a slth
VIII give same ene great harszln oh nsoc
new house Ao. tass-sl- al sud ieok AZ ~.
x.)cttl WILL buy bense AID lot ga Ainti.-
S-'o ave. which fentS fef s. anoath-
sase. new modern s-rs9m house On flrsI 81.
nice nsisnborhoeds well aaa cistefa, lot IA
isa corner
Ne have few More lots irft between Fountain
and igltoa oa AeSbaulc - Moe alSt maple
shade also some ciloire agsple tfets each
lot oaiy 10. viii seem be ~efth &iAu-
sou Tor nice corner GA -. ienia 81. Mod
ern leToem house. and nfrt barn. good
p0ini tef q physlcsaG cal and Sc AS al phone
3D. Winans Alien.
sse9 each viii hay s nice lots on cas- 81. Sso
each for : nict lols SO iAias Lots not
as large near by are selling fef sii.0
s2loa for a roem new modern hou>e % Cass-
St : OAK flnisn below. nice hal, well and els
tern this place u we'll worth c2lin
slsa far sroon house IN southern part Of
city come 20 eur once. snd Tower bsrk
And we uiil take YOU cut 10 look al some bar
gains.
si7J1 Tor s-room house on the hii terms
easy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
]. Il. MfKEE 4 SONS

= MoNRoE-ST.
On LOTS near East Fulton-st on monthly
~, payments Of = each. Prices 49, a. sfsj.
CISclcF Of 10 lots on Larre's cable road add
" al 500 each. II taken soon.
E'oR SALI-Cider MIL. with two buildings
aud large lot. wen equipped with first
ca ass machinery. boiler. etc. machinery alone
fih price ASKED Tor the Whole. situated ia
SIDE 81 city' ofler good for short time only.
4 LIMITED NUMBER OF lots will De sold
= ief 20 each. ca monthly payments from
whites ~ aad.. the choice lots 81 the piaf.
Call at once. }. w. Mckee sons. = Aonroe-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29

THOMAS p. GILBERT. President.
GEO. q. BRIGGS, Vice-Prcsidens-
J. FREDERIC BAAks. Cashier.
T. III. HUNT. Assistant Cashier
Transact business In all departments u bank
Ing authorized BY the National Banking Law,
Exchanges available in all the commercial
cities Of the world sold at current rates
L. ;. bonds bought aud sold.
DIRECTIONS;
Thomas d. Gilbert, Moves l.. Avery.
Thomas j. O'Brien George u. Briggs.
David NJ AmbeIg Iemuei II. Putnam.
Ransom C. Luce Constantine Morton
EDWARD ii. Hunt John &. Fitzgerald.
L. Stewart White. Phiio {. Fuller.
j. Frederic Baars-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29

EoR REST-Two elegant stores In the new
Iroquois block. 20 and Is WcstlBridge ST. Isl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
GRAND RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK.
Somi-Annual Dividend No. 80.

The directors OF this taak have declared
semf-anrusi divide nd OF four re- cent
paysb's on ard after Thursday. och I'd
1891. y. A. NALL, Cashier
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29

IGOR RENT-Seco1d floor. corner Louis AID
Cant au-sts.. s4xt.l ~: light on three sides
Inquire Reynolds OF Hopson. on the premises.
rs.s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
MONEY TO LOAN .

/ OANS on short time made on any good Sc
- curity. John Il. Martin. - Canal-st.
MONEY TO LOAN in sums 10 suit on produc-
I'A tive real estate. l.. :. Provin. room q.
Loyetts block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
MONEY TO LoAN-Upon improved real es
:" tate security; per cent. Haggarty
Goss. AZ Monroe-st. IL;
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29

EOR RENT-one. two OF three double floor,
In tie new iroquois block. o6 and - West
Bridge-st. These fioois contain ~ elegant
rosms with ali conyenIenees and are we'll
adapted for hotel purposes or furnished rooms
Only reliable parties need apply. Isl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
What PEOPLE Want e :; e. \: E.; e.; :;..
PERSONAL,


N0TiCE-Ihe molders employed by the Grand
~ Rapids School Furniture Co are Locked cut
of the said company's shop; Belders are fe-
Qursted 70 stay away from ssTaad Rapids At
present BY order of committee. ls1tf
1 CAN FURNISH a good meat cook 20 . re
sort hotel or a competent girl 10 ianiis
geing north. ". l.. Dickinson. licensed 10
teiligenee Office. s. Mourocst. lY
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
REAL EsrAlE-o0USTRY.

EUR SALE-Som OF the finest farms in ives
tern Mlchi an tor sale. or trade for city
property. kinsey q Mercer . and 10 Middi-
comb bldg.
RAY VIEW-Cottage for sale or rent Kin
~ sey Ner er. Widdicomb bldg. Phone SOS
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
FOR RBNT-HOUSES.

EoR EENT-4 Morrison St. $500: 2is :. La
l. iayrtte. $500; ~ Home ave. sl2.5O; cor. s
Diysion-st and llome-aye-. si2.su; ~ jefferson
ave. sl5.01: Pa :. Union-si 500; - Paris ave-
$500. kinsey i Mercer. " iddicomb bldg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29

GeA DAY made handling our Expert "a
~ ding Machine any one can add rapidly.
Education unnecessary. Impossible 10 make
n mistake. Meets with ready sale. Agents
wanted in every section. Send 81 for saInple
or stamp for agents terms. The Expert Adder
Company. Evansville. Wis. Isl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
FOR RENT-BUsINESs PLACES.

WANTED-Warehous room on the q. r. A
w /. X. X. for woodenware with or without
office room. Dunton a Bates. Widdicomt
Building. phone 80.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
WANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Canyassers for the city and live
w men on the road for manufactured goods
Good pay. plenty Of work. no books Reid
Manufacturing Co.. l2l ottawaSt. Telephone
4s5. Isl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
MONEY TO OK soAs
REAL ESTATE
In Sums of slOo and Upward.
The MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
hand Il Fountsie-st Tesspheae ses.
REAL ESTATE CITY.

kAOh eALk-oHis enc left OF those sSto EGsi
front houses on Paris ave Furnace. Ran
Tel. bath. inside closet. marble lakstofs. hot.
cold. etiy and clstefn water csk nnlsh ga<.
eonerete walks. yards ssdded. Just h'stshed-
VII stll on monthly payments 81 SO. I. ".
TUFTS. Lcayar block. PeAfl-st. entrance.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-29
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED-A physician of experience TO as
w sumo the regular practice of one who ~
retiring IL tai Z W. a specially, location ~
miles from city. Address ". NJ. box {. this
office. Isl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03
MATTERS FOR INDIVIDUAL AT.
TENTION.

Monday and Tuesday should be turned
- good account by all citizens of Seattle
Who feel proper pride IN this city of their
residence, and an appreciation of the dis
tinction they are about to enjoy In visit
from the executive head of the govern
nent and his distinguished companions.
Their entire route. thus far. has been
aecked In holiday attire, and il cannot bat
be the wish Of oil our people that Seattle's
welcome shall be crcditable to the fullest
extent possible.
The authorities and the committees will
no doubt do their part, but much will re-
main for the Independent action of the
individuals on their own account. There
should be general tidying up of dwell
lighthouses, fences, lawns, gardens and
dooryards, clearing away of unsightly
rubbish, and q general decoration of the
outiying residence districts that will not
come within the province of those hav-
ing charge Of the public demonstration.
The woods are fail Of cvergreens and
bright dog~ood blossoms, which viii bril-
Hantiy decorate and ara within the reach
az al.
There 10 every assurance that tho dis
play upon the Sound and the Bay and
alcng the programme route Of the pro-
esssion wiz be worthy Of the city's repu-
esaion. bat Il must b horne In mind that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03
THE STATE PRESS.

nur.eps B1saSs szaA Jonn ~. uasess r..
caal troubles In knx1s have EoaeAed - ep1tlA
10 en- - - deube 1T - lo1U - sq1euS
grSeyancos, bus H. public. On boeA 49, - NJ
vssos, Il yoEy ylsy tirsd Of u ennseaae aaxang
they loenfvA Mn MaoAny shOuld nues 8 ony
rats, look Tor sympathy % this cp1niy. Pfe.
ferrfng IL eoelsey q impocunious ouk0 end
immoral, bock-uumbeR peinces % tAat q the
sturdy efsissne q hm native lanAy - should b
villinR % aooopt IL penalty q The oontamtnar
lion hat such associations bring. America e
rood enough IL ~, g Is = fcr anybody and
she should b willing % stay where any able
bodied man Of her acquaintanOe would earn her
complete redress IN three minutes b. he watch,
Mountain time"
Port Tovnsend ON: .At last the public -
beginning % learn sometime q the estimation
In which stanley y held b. tzayslen and prsc-
ticaI men. This Cagliostro Of travel u being
shown in his true light He has made claim 70
fame which win never b accorded him. Indeed,
We do not believe that his present notoriety VIII
last long. Il u already dying ont His trip
through Africa was . gigantic fraud which 10
used 10 make . Sensational book the ale Of
which gives him . large revenue"
EElensburTh Chpflal: ssracomA's pride 70
cefved humiliating blow whsn the prNidsnt
decided to spend only two hours there and ok
In Seattle. The City Of Destiny has yet 70
learn that all roads lead to the states metropolis
She has no right TO expect that The chief execu-
tive would deyoto - much time TO the small
towns q to Tho Large o0ea.1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03
A Life Saving Station Abolished.


Charles Kopeman, life station keeper at Neah
Bay, has received orders from the district super
intendent To pack up all the property belonging
TO the station and have IL ready for shipment
Part OF the outfit will be shipped to shoalwater
bay, where q new station is being established,
aud the balance viii be sent to San Francisco
As soon as It is shipped the building will be
sold at public auction, and the station abolished
This station has been located here about twelve
years and up to the present date has rendered
no service whatever to shipwrecked mariners,
with one exception, and that was Ia case of the
sealing schooner seventyslx, which dragged
ashore within q hundred feet OF the station
Some rope was taken out OF the building and
fastened 10 the mast head TO keep the vessel
from laying on her side. The captain and crew
waited until . breaker ran out and left the
vessel dry aud walked ashore before another one
came in. Ii is believed here that the govern
ment win immediately take steps to have one
located at FIattery rocks, where a station in
much needed. owing to the rough and broken
coast aud strong tides which set in among the
rocks Had the station been located there in
the flrst place IL might have been very useful to
vessels that have foundered of these rocks A
well ~ vessels that have gone ashore In this
vicinity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03
EXTENSION OF CITY LIMITS.

The residents of the suburban district
north of the city, adjacent to Lake Union
and Smiths Cove and Salmon Bay, will
determine tomorrow whether or not they
viii come into the city limits: and the
voters of the city viii determine whether
or not they shall be received. As TO the
latter, there is scarcely doubt. 1t is the
natural wish OF the citizens of Seattle to
strengthen the city in every way. and this
would of course be result of taking in
the large and prosperous communities Of
Fremont. Latona, Edgewater, Ross, Boule-
ward and Green Lake.
There ought to be no hesitation on the
part of the people of the suburban district.
They naturally belong to Seattle. By
every tie Of mutual interest they are con-
nected with the city. To be included in
the city limits viii give them many adj
vantages not otherwise obtainable 1t will,
by making suburban property city
property" render it practically avail
able ~ security for loans and thus en-
nance its value. 1t will facilitate the
improvement of the streets and cheaper
the cost. 1t viii give great advantage in
the matter Of schools. 1t viii secure ex-
tension of the city water and lighting sys-
TENS. In short, it will give TO the subur-
ban communities all the advantages of the
city--benefits which they cannot possibly
secure rs independent communities.
So far as the Indebtedness of the city Is
concerned. II is clearly provided in the
charter that communities coming in viii
not be liable either for the principal or the
interest. Another point--the assessment
rate for 1891 has passed and no city taxes
will b payable for year.
There is every reason why the northern
suburbs should come In and none Why
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03


"From 5000 to 10000 people are locating every
month In the state Of Warrington. They are
actual settlers, too; not people who remain for
. little while only. but people who make the
country their permanent home"
The foregoing 10 from w. L Meredith, Of
Seattle, WASH, who Is registered at the Grand
Pacific. Mr.. Meredith says the tide of emigra.
ton 10 toward the Pacific Northwest. and that
Washington secures its share OF the people in
search of fortune.
'This great increase In the population has
been going on for MONTHS" continued the tray
eler, sand from present indications, 10 liable to
continue for years. The newcomers are not
people OF capital; on the contrary, they are
without much money, but the natural resources
OF the country are great that the settlers have
no difficulty In making a livelihood In NV
opinion, more fortunes are made in new mines.
new forests and newly developed country than
in any other way.
"The business men of the state are bending
their best energies toward developing manufac-
lures, and before long Seattle will be the greatest
manufacturing town on the Pacific coast. The
Great Western Iron and Steel Works at Seattle
were recently started.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03
snohomish News.

sNoHoNIsH, April so.1lSpecial 1.-The county
officials removed into the new courthouse yes-
terday. George Lindsay has the contract for
moving the three safes for the Offices of auditor
sheriff and treasurer.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr. p K.
Lewis. head clerk in the large mercantile estab.
lishment OF Isaac Cathcart, and Mas Lulu Car.
Tough, . highly respected young lady of thi,
city, 10 take place at an early date.
Mr.. c. H. Stickles. who has been secretarv of
the Snohomish Electric Light Company ever
since its organization, and for two years ifs ren
eral business manager, has resigned his position
with that company, and has accepted position
with the Edison company to take charge OF their
works at Portland.
the interest OF the Snohomish, skykomish 4
Spokane Railroad Company, left this morning
to survey the line from Kbey slough 10 Port
Gardner.
Judge Mcbride, Of Skagit county, win arrive
In this city tomorrow to hold court in the casea
which Judge Denny was interested In a an
attorney before his appointment to the Judge
ship. II 10 expected that the case of Fred III
Lysons, ex-auditor, vs. George C. Rud, the pres
ent auditor, viii be among the cases brought
up. This case is looked forward to with consid.
cradle interest by the people of this city,
The new steamer, Minnie NJ, which il 70 nm
between Snohomish and sultan, 10 reported y,
put in an appearance at this place about merit
Monday, and . day of rejoicing wiz be INDUCED
IN ey the people of sultan. Invitations hsv.
been extended TO many citisens of this place =,
participate IN banquet TO be given By the citi.
sens OF Sultan in honor of the occasion