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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
NeWbeTIy College,
NEWBERRY. S. G..

NEWBERRY, S. c.
NEXT SESSION OPENS OCTO-
IN Der lst, 1891. and ends June 18th,
1892. Expenses are as follows: Board
S9a month. Other necessary expenses, 81
to Sc a month. Totalexpense for session
sl19.5O to S149.50. Board from Monday
noon to Friday noon, S5.25 month.
Ministers sons are given tuition at half
rates.
Complete Business Department., in
which are taught Bookkeeping, Teieg-
raphy, Type-writing and Shorthand.
Expense of months session, S65 to
SIS.
For catalogue or other information,
write to G.. w. HOLLAND,
President,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-13
HERMAN &. RHODES.

Sergt. 90. l., 18TH hy. V. '. i.
These papers are now made public in
the manner stated and it is only neces-
sary to add that search has been made
in the locality mentioned according to
the Instructions and still the treasure
has not been found.
Since the above was written it is
found, by reference to The State of
June s, that reference was made to the
documents above and the amount is
given as s163,000. This report also
gives a rumor that the spot had been
found by two Yankees named Rhodes
and Swaggert, the former brother of
the Rhodes now mentioned, about this
time, and they had secured and made
off with the money. The report as to
this finding is very vague, however.
Subsequent reports gave Mr.. Swag.
gart's denial of this latter story and
shows that the treasure is still in Cam
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
SReffern Orefe6 @eef.

auser ben Jwei GarIaouneen 5useridtetes
sIeiid. bos mir Wontag un6 DCnneritag er.
hoItsri, empfangen mir tdsIi6 friid sef6Iad.
letss EleiI& pom aanbe, friiGs un6 SaIt.Gisr
Butter. $dfe uno eanoprooutte lberbaupt
@ir babeu ferner einen Borratb Der belten
Bologna Wurit friide uno geialaeue S9ul'
tern. Rippen. Gbuds, &unofiide etc. uHier
8oIoenamurf iibertriift ale anoere.
Gale & 60,
IA i0t Qadamanua AbeHne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
Stets hulfsbereit.

SIN ben beri6iebsniten @s9fsIfalIen
bes 2ebens, beionberS bel 8ranfbeiten
1T es bon eroBer @idtisfeit su tpifen,
tpeIde Mebisin mir beripen6en IoIIen
unb 1T cine IuStpabI mnndmnI unee'
beuer idipieris, ba bel pI6bli9 eintre'
tenben 8runfbeitsfdQen pieIe ;u BEN
eritsn bstsn MitteI sreifen. Sin ftirs
iorsIi9er SumiIienUater iOret iebod Bel
8eiten unb bat tets CUTE 9ausmitteI
borrdtbie. @obI fein MitteI sseen
rbeumatii9e S6mersen. 8ranb' un6
8ribpunben, uberbaupt seaen ale du'
bsren Sbmersen bat iid i'm 2aufe Der
8eit sinen fOl4en g8eItruf ertporben,
tpie bas aIIbefannte ct. Safobs Del,
bem befannten S4meraenbeiImitteI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05

- GbarleS &immi1 bon 9ettebone
Strabe ipuroe am Samita8 Morgen in
benz Briggs S4adt bon elmer bon ber
Oede berabfaaenben SeIsmaiie eetrofs
fen uno ibm Elm 8ein eebro6en un6 bic
S9uIter berIeBt.
= 0en 70 Sabre alten s. g. Sptps
Ter bon BarferitraBe traf am Donners
tag Nbenb an Der Green 3ibae Strase
2reu3uns Elm 8. & $. 8abnsug unb er
tru9 einen f6Iimmen 8einbru1 obers
baIb bem &nD6eI babon.
= @esen Elm 2eberIeiben moran i'd
3ebn Sabre eeIitten bate, ipanbte ib
NIT 8uten grfoIsen Or. Musuit 25nis's
Samburger 1ropfen an.-9lnton 2ldb,
365 9lapIessStr., &odeter q. 3. Sn
allen Gpotbefen su baben.
= Sin Dubsn6 8eneeI madten Der,
ean9ene Wode sinen Mneriff auf ben
8idbrisen Gbeiter Seeler, mibbanbeIten
6enieIben, tparfen Jpn nieber unb bears
beiteten ibn nit SuBtritten. 70 baB er
einiee Gage baS 8ett bitten muBte.
Sic tpur6en unter ie 5000 seteut.
= Die 8rauerfrma 6. RobinIon bat
bic Sabritation bes flnitIihen gifes
einSeiteIt, Da ii6 bas nnternebmen
ni&t rentirte. 9ie @asen unb 8ferbe
iinb an germ @baS. S1aSt berfauft
iporben, ipel1er bic bisberieen Nbneb.
mer bes fdnftIi9en Cites nit benz nas
ttirIi4en 9robuft perieben tpirb.
= gs 1T seboten, Dor 9ieben unb
@inbre4ern auf Der @efleite ipiebers
bolt sur Borii6t su ratben. Im Sams
tag unb Sonntae tpurben ginbru4ss
berlu4e an ben @obnuneen bon @m.
3. 0aDis, &eb. S. 8. Morris, 8i4ter
Barb unb &eeis'g. Potpea babier gee
ma9t.
Serr 8iftor 9iotb tpur6e Dienitas
slbenO in ber @Obnuns ieiner @Itern,
1923 9afapette Strabe, NIT elmer Surs
prize partie beba9t, an tpeI1er ae9en
atpan3is iunse 2eute tbeiInubmen. Gin
ipIenbioes @ifen tpurbe UNI WitternaGt
ierpirt unb bic @eieaidaft amiiiirte ii6
auf bas 8eite.
= SIM 9aufe Der berHofenen @o6e
ipurbe elm binter SpOe Bart, nabe @es
ber'S @dIo6en, eeIeeeneS OiebeSneit
ausseboben unb bic Sniaien befeIben,
GbarleS Slider un6 Sruu unb bsren
beibe S6bne @barIes unb Soispb, benz
@efdnsnib iiberipieien. 8eranIaIIune
aur Iufipiiruns oer 8an6s CAB aund6It
Der Dor anoertbaIb Bo1en erfoIete
OiebfabI bon 81 Sibnern, 8 gnten
unb elmer Partie &IeibuneSitdde bon
Der @obnune bon MilIiam g. epnsS
an Srinf StraBe. Na6 Idnserer
Spionase SeIans eS beRen Sobn, bic
Sdbner bel Der Slider Siitte 3u ent6eden
unb er ertpirfte einen SaftbefebI. Ser
alte Slider ipar bereitS bur9 einen
gonitable bon 9robibence berbaftet
porben, bic S6bne entfloben unb MIR
Srau Slider tonnte binsfeit sema6t
perben. Sic mar beS GnsIii6en uns
funbis unb 3. u. St6bsr funsirte aIs
DoImeti9er bic Srau CAB tpertbboae
gufIdlliie iiber baS 9reibsn ibrer
Sbbne, bic iie bersebenS 3ur 8eHerun9
ermabnt babe. Sine Sausiuaung ers
CAB elm tpabres Mueasin bon alien
mbsIiden sefoblenen @esenlt6nbsn,
bic ie i'm 8erIaufe bon brei Sabren
3uiammsnSeidarrt batten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05

@enn aud bic GentraIbabn bon Netp
Seriep i'm eisenen Sntersiie auf TABS
tiide 8erbeHerunsen brinet. 70 mub
man bod unerfennen, bob iie babel in
bbdit uneisenndbieer @eiie beffdbrt-
i'm fritten @sseniab su Oer rei4en
Del. & $. Co., bic BEL ieber @sIesen.
beit einen I9mubisen 8rdmsrseift Bee
funbet. 9ia96em bic q. s. Central
So. erf fiirslid ben bitliden 9beiI ber
2udaipanna Ibenue Bride unentseIbs
lid reparirte (tpo3u bic Stuot nur Oas
SoIs su iteaen butte), erbietet Fs ii6
iebt, ben bOIltdnOiSen gleubau in bic
Sanb 3u nebmen unO 70 biais su bOIIen,
ben, aIs ipenn bies auf eisene &e4nunS
sei9ebe, Obne ben 8erfebr iiber bic
Bride au itDren. aGerbinss maBte bic
Stabt bic 8ldne anfertieen IaRen unb
gu sInsebOten i'm reeeImabisen @ese
aufforbern, Oamit benz betrefsnOen @e'
iebe @enise seIeifet tpirb. Gs unter.
Iie8t aber feinem 8neifeI, baB bic ses
nannte gompanis ale 8onfurrenten bei
benz 8enerbe aus benz Selbe I9Iasen
unb uns einen uussesei9neten 8au ber'
itsaen tpGrbe. llnterbefsn febIt es
aber, infoIee ber bsrpfuidten 8onbbers
orbnuns, an ben erforberIi@en Mlones
ten unb bis bieIe seiidert iinb, fam
ni9ts sei6eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
9as @ablreiultat.
Pennibluania 1t. OBiu repnblifaniid.
Ren gorf, Muiaduietts unb SopO
semofratii6.
DtmOtratiidbe @epinne iibsrau.

9ie SO8burs bes S4ussoIIss unb
Der WtOnOpOIe, 9ennipIbanien, 1T tuies
Der repubIitaniih sesunsen, unb stpar
NIT bersrBberter Mebrbeit.
Dab Obio ebenfaIs cine Republicans
f4e Mebrbeit uufpeif, 1T fuum su ber'
ipunbern, tuenn man be6enft, baB Sous
bsrnDr Campbell sesen bas bereiniste
S9ussOI.SntereRe bes sunaen 2anbes.
sssen SarriiOu unb feline Gbminiitras
tiOn ansufdmpfen bate, unb bab aus
allen 9bsiIen ber gereinisten Staten
freitpiIIise Seitrase simSinsen. um bus
8oIf gu @uniten McainIeps unb feines
3ariffS umsuitimmen. SeIbif feline
geisberIuse 1T cine Gbrs fur Campbell.
gaep gOrf seist bebeutenb Uersrbbsrts
@ebrbeiten flr bic DemOtratis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
fir &eSiiter.

SnfcIse Der tpabrbuft sroBartisen
SpIittereien in allen SbeiIen beS @Oun'
ties lit eS 3u bieier Stun6e unmbsIi9,
anndbernbe Mebrbeiten fur bic Feerei'
den &anOitaten ansuseben, uber bic
@ubI Der Obisen i9eint iiber ieben
3peifel feit3uiteben.
Dab Serabe bic Serren &inbad unb
&6bIer sei6Iasen tpurben, 1T boppeIt
bebauernsmertb, benn bic 9euti9en pa.
ben bura bas SaIIenIuHen bieier &an.
bibaten ben 8etpeis se8eben, baB es els
nsrIei if, OF fe Bel Rominationen be'
rddfi9tist tperben, Ober ni9t. 9as
1T bic Trastpeite ber Me6srIase Der
senannten Serren.
DaS IIIerIebte.
2 rlbr 9ladm. = SAT- aae offiSiegen
8eriate bon ben MabIpldben bieIes
Counties iinb einseeaneen unb bieieIs
ben beitdtissn i'm Iusemeinen obiss
9lneaben.
9ie 0smofraten Sabsp, 8eIIp unt
Sealep iinb ertpdbIt, : unb 8otpel,
Tbomas, 8rpor unb Sopfihs auf bei
repubIifaniIhen Seite iiearei6.
Die Mebrbeiten bon Tbomas uni
SopfinS fin6 ie etipa 100 Stimmer
uno fbnnen bur9 bic offiaieGe 8dbIune
erb6bt ober erniebrist tper6sn. prpor't
Mebrbeit iddbt man auf 300.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05

Ser bon Germ Spi. u. scranton &
Son beruussssebene ,,RspubIican" cts
I9isn am Donnerfas Morsen in einem
naseInsuen &leibe, bas nidt perfebIen
fam, uusemein au SefuIen. Die aur
Berpenbuns fommenbs Sdrift 1T fIar
unb beutIi6 unb tpirb beiOnbers benies
nissn 2eIern bss 8lattes eefauen,
tpeI6e idpade IuSen baben. SO 1T
ia eetpiB IObenswertb, ipenn bic Gage.
bIatter iid beitreben, redt pieI 2eieitpfi
su Iiefern, aber bisS iogte nidt auf 8os
fen Der Iusen Der 2eier eei6eben
aud 1T ni9t bic Auuntitdt, pieImsb,
bic AuaIit6t bes @ebotenen mabssbenb
2ieber berSrDbere man Elm 8Iatt TN
stpei Ober mebr Seiten, ipie bies ia aud
Der ,,&spubIican" in ausF6t itelIt.
9ie tribune" erideint felt Don
neritas in boppeIt osrsrbBertem Sor'
mat, allo adt Seiten fart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
@ilfesBarre Oea6ridaten.

: 81 SUbesfdGIe tpurben bier i'm
Oftober aneemeIbet.
= Ni6t 80, ionSsrn rs gtrbsiter
tpirb bic neue @eiuebrfabrif beiddfti.
gen. bic f9on bis gum l. Sanuar i'm
8etrieb fein ioa.
= Sn 2userne GOuntp iit unatueifel'
baft bOs sunse bemofratiide Gidet nit
Mebrbeiten bon 500 Bis 1000 ertpdbIt
un6 ieIbft Bennett f9eint feline ausF9t
mshr hu haben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05

Wan lOIte bod enbIid einmaI 3u Der
@rfenntniB fommen, ale i'm Stabtratb
einsebra9ten 8erOrbnunsen bon einem
ttdtisen, seiebtunbisen IntpaIte prii.
fen au Iufen, sbe man ii@ bic WlGbe
siebt, iis burd bic beri9iebensn Sn'
itansen binour63upeiti8en,-u oann
reseImabis su Der @rfenntnib su TOMS
men, bab iie irsenb einen ManseI bus
ben unb unseiebIi4 iinS. 9as 1T aud
tpieber nit Der 8on6berorbnune ber
SAL, tpeI9e bas @elb fur bic 8Ogenb'
uns bes Muni3ipaIsebaubeS unb ben
bftIiden SIiiseI Der 2adaipanna 9lpenue
Bride Iiefern fol-, ipie man erft isbt in
Grfubruns Sebra6t, na8bem bic 8ers
orbnuns iaOn felt bsiIdufiS bret @o6en
bsibe 8peise bes StabtratbeS paKirt
bat. Daran 1T tpieber Der Common
gounciI i9uIO unb stpar berbdIt ii9 bic
Sa9e 10: Sie Seroronun9 pantrte
bort nit bem erforberIiden 8peibritf
teIsbotum, unb unter benen, bic bafdr
itimmten, mar baS Mitslieb Sames
Durfin bon Ser 81. @arb in bieier
@arb aber mar 8. s. 8iIbotp ertpdbIt
tporben, iebod unsebIid ni6t iuabIbur.
@r 1T &epubIifansr unb Der bemofrutis
ids Common Council erfIdrte ibn obne
tpsitsre Briifuns ieines Sises fir Der.
luItis unb idtpor 0urtin an beHen
Stege Elm, tpeiI biefer bic atpeitb64ite
StimmensubI erbuIten bate. SO Iieet
auf Der Sanb. buB Durfin ME ertudbIt
mar unb aus bieiem @runoe 1T feline
Stimme in ber 8onbbsrorbnuns unees
isbIi9 unb bieie ermanseIte Der Seiets
Ii9en 8tpeibritteIsmebrbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05

UNI i'm Triiben su fifden unb feline pers
ibnIi4e giteIfeit su fibeIn. DAT bic
Der. ct. &esisruns fid gum 8ertseuse
berSiebt. um fiir Elm irii9es @robmauI
bic aaitanien aus bem 5euer au bOIen,
1T ibrer unipdrbis. gatfp Cyan pat
feline PfIi9t in srober @eiie bernads
I6iiist, benn erfens IieB ct uniere Res
eieruns iiber bic Oortisen 8esebenbeiten
sdnsIid i'm DunteIn, unb atpeitens CAB
er bus amsrifanii6e @eianbtidaftSse'
baube gum SdIupftpinfeI fur 8aImuce'
biide 8eri6p5rer Der. Der Stdnfer
follte fofort abberufen tperOen, unO mir
stpeifeIn nidt, bab bann bic sanse Gins
seIessnbeit sdtIi6 eei6Ii6tet tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
Srrbf=
@r0ffnllllg.
Negale ii6erlaOelt nit
@aaren. 0reiie anf
oelll nieOrigften
Ynnfte.
@rObe @ortbeiIe in &IeiberltOfen

@robe @ortbeiIe in &Ieioeritoffen
SO. 1.-@an3 ipoIIene Suitinas in
buntIen Serbffarben, punftirt, ssitreift
unb einfa9, bic febr biIlig su so Gents
iinb, unisr Preis 39 @ts.
SO. 2. = garbbreite Suitinas in
bunfIsn Serbitfarben, seitreift un6 elm.
fad, ipertb 35 Gents bic Iustpabl fir
% Gents.
Grtra i&pere 9Iuib SsrbffOffe su
Is @ts.
40 gents ertra idtpsrer S6arIa6s
SIannea, ean3 @oIe, 25 Sts.
S4nere, gang tpoqene, eeipiirfeIte
unb seitrsifts beimsemu4te SIannsae,
80 @ents.
Sbafer SIanneII, 5 Gents.
canton SIannea, s @ents.
@raue Semoen fir Wdnner, SO
GentS, tpertb so.
S9arladbemOen fiir=Ranner, 45
gents, tpertb 65.
8in6er.8eits bon 10 @ts. aufpdrts.
8Iaue Denien 1leberboien, 45 @ts.
8laue Denien Jaden fir @dnner,
35 @ents.
81 eeferS. SacfetS, WSmffs,
NeI3miitem.
@rbbtes enforcement.
30ss6Gise &eeferS, S4.75, tpertb 81.
30'36IIiBe &eeferS, peIabeiebt, $6.75,
tpertb $40.
Seal 9Iaib Sucques, 1850, tpertb
S25.
8ibbanbi9ube bon SO Gts. auftpdrts.
lleberreite bon 8anbern gum baIben
Preiie: @entS fiir 10 gentS tpertb:
8 GentS fir Is gentS tpertb; 10 Gents
fir 20 GentS tpertb.
Bargains tn alien Oepars
tementS IN
SSalter's,
12S @pUmin8 9lnenue,
ScrdntDn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
Gin psruahldfiates 4alt

leitet oft sur 2unsenenbdnbnns, 8rons
9itis ober 9lussebruns. 8urirt es nit
Sumpbrep's Spesifisium go. z. Wit
DoIltdnbiSem @rfOIe bon Tauienben
9ebrau1t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05

Sn 8uIparaiio, @biIi, baben Dor ei-
niger 3eit &aufereien 3tuii6en diIeni'
i9en unb amerifuniidsn Wutroisn
itattSefunoen unb es tpuroe babel elmer
ber Iebteren Set6otet un6 mebrere bers
tpunbet. @ie es ideint, ipeisert ii9
bic Sunta bon GbiIi, fur ben 8Orfau
entfpre@enbe @enuStbuune su Seben
unb bic Ser. ct. &eaieruns bat meb.
rere &rieesidiffs mad 8aIparaiio ub'
ssfanbt, nm ibrer Soroeruns nbtbisen.
faaS Nu6Srud su seben. @enn baS
Gabinet bon 9rdiiNent SarriiOn sesen
bic neae Resieruns sere8t iein mill, 70
ioIIte es bOr allen Dinsen ben irii6en
8aufbpI6 unb 9pnamitri9 Patip Cyan
aIs 8ertreter abberufen, benn berieIbe
bat burd feline offene Parteinubme uub
Sntrisuen su @unten bes babonSeias'
ten 8almaee6a bic 6iIenii4en Patrio'
ten serube3u beruuseeforbert unb es
unterIieet feinem 8peifeI, baB Cyan
BEN sanSen @irriparr ansesetteIt bat,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05

VWFENWEI sssssssss's s'ssssssss sFTHVV VVVe
0ielss SHhitut 1T iest fur Elm aaeemeines
@eihdft er6ffnet Gorporationeu. &aufeute
un6 Snoipionen iino I'm ibre Sunoldaft gebs.
ten. SuterefIsn meroeH auf 3eit.Depofittn
erIaubt. GiuIasen Sou 10 Gents aufwdrts
nnaenomneu.
praiioeut, ut,............Sames@ g. Sidfou.
8bt.PrdI ,........Gb as. bug. Bred.
Galiirer,. @. 9unbam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
Treb. Martins
vN0l0ce" SOtel,
ass & 235 @enn MOe.

@arme unb faIte Gpeiien Ju ieoer Sa9es.
leit. Q @obinion's Bier au 3apf. 6einter
Bfsfsr uuo Wono9ram ednaps. gbam.
paensr Hno @bein @eiue. SsiBer auHih
ie6tn @oresn. Glettriide 6ddsr; feline
6Iiseen, aeIspbOn 70. Ss4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
Bon Der sabfeite.

0ie SanbeIsbebbrbe babier Serpabte
DienitaS Gbenb ibre Sibuns tpesen
Der @abIaufre9una.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05

Ser bsutide 8uiier bat ftrSIi@ aIs
8bnis bon 9reuBen i'm .,Reidsanssi'
ger" einen ,,SittIi6feits" sGrIab ber'
6ffentIi6t unb es tpirb setubelt, bub Der
@rIaB obne bic @esenteidnuns zines
Miniiters eri4ien. DAB Der 2aiier
cine setpiRe Sdeu Sor ieinen Miniitern
serabe in b ieiem lSalIe seiste, III
ni6t au bertpunbern. @r befirdtete
Oieaei6t, bab iie ibm empfebIen tpiir'
ben, ben SittIidteitssrlab in Der Sorm
zines armeebefebIs an feline i6neibieen
2eutnantS 3u ri9tsn; Ober.baB Elm 3us
iub perIanet tperbe, Der bas. .Miifdbren
bon WtaitreKen su Manbpern perbietet
-ieIbit- tpenn bieie in SOffarOiien unb
unter fiiritIi6em S6ube reiien.
DaS beuti6e Bolt bebarf feiner Sitt'
Ii9feitss GrIafe bon Oben berab, bieI
mebr mare ibm sebient nit einem suten
8orbiloe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-02
FLAIsrG Is COMING BACK.
He Does Not Fear Angry Creditors Whs
VIII Meet Him.

He Does Not Fear Angry Creditors who
VIII Meet Him.
\. W. Flaisig, the billiard-table man,
who has caused many creditors TO mourn
by his peculiar business transactions. IS
said 10 be in Salt Lake. Dispatches were
received from him yesterday by his wife
and Gene Behrman. of the Horseshoe
cigar store, in which he stated that
he would return to Seattle by Thursday.
II. Ludwig, general agent Of the Garden
City Billiard Table Company, one of his
chief creditors, also received dispatch
from his house. in which il was stated
that q similar dispatch had been sent the
company by Flaisig.
II was stated Yesterday that two ad-
ditional drafts had been received by local
banks. drawn by Flaisig during his trav-
els. These drafts are said TO be 70. about
500 each.
Another man turned up yesterday 20
make known his losses through dealing
with Flaisig. His name is George Pene-
gor. and until recently he has been bar
tender at Port Townsend. He came TO
Seattle about a month ago. and a'few days
later CHANGED 10 make the acquaintance OF
Flaisig. He went on the famous
excursion 70 the saloon opening at Kings
ton on Flaisigs invitation. Shortly after
his return Fiaisig came 10 him with re-
quest for the loan of $500 just for few
hours. Flaisig said he had nine billiard
tables at the transfer warehouse, that ali OF
them were sold, and that he would deliver
them AZ once if Penegor would let
him have the money. Penegor had about
1910, and on May he let Flaisig have
500. taking bill of sale on two Of the
tables as security. Flaisig did not return
the money in day or two. and on May
II he succeeded in getting SIS out OF
the billiard table man and
note for the balance. s2s5,
signed by Fiaisig with the firm
name, Bauman & Flaisig. Penegor has
the bill of sale and the note; but both bill
lard tables have disappeared from the
warehouse. Penegor says Flaisig sold one
table to George {. Monroe and that Bau-
man took the other. When asked
wha: he got out OF the transaction,
he said soup Penegor is out of
work and penniless, the money he loaned
Flaisig being every cent he had in the
world, and he has been destitute for over
two weeks. He says that who he had
money he had no trouble about finding
work, but now that he is penniless through
Fiaisig's failure TO make good his word. he
can get nothing to do.
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CARRIED TEN TO ONE.
People Validate the Excess In
debtedness.
THE BOND CONTRACT RATIFIED.
A Light Vote Polled and Practically No
Opposition to the Proportions
The Result I'm Detail.

Yesterdays election was a very quiet
one. but resulted in a satisfactory outcome
of the bonds question. The proposition
to ratify the issue of the $3.50, 900 worth of
bonds contracted for by n. w. Harris &
Co., OF Chicago, and to take up the road
and fire fund warrants that had been IS
sued during the great fire emergency of
1889, was carried by an overwhelming ma
jority, the vote being 10 TO l. It was
comparatively light vote that was polled,
though, people seeming either to not fully
appreciate the importance of voting, or TO
have consoled themselves with the suppo-
sition that the proposition would go
through all right, and that their
votes were not necessary for a
successful outcome. There were some
scattering votes, not amounting altogether
TO ten, however. The general voting was
intelligent, although in the first precinct
of the Sixth ward, there is manifested by
the figures either a strange antagonism to
the issue or an ignorance of the marking
methods Of the Australian system. No
fault could be found with the ballots. for
they had been printed in quite large type,
plain and clear, the several classes being
distinguished by heavy rules. The polling
was very quiet. entirely barren ofincident,
and the election officers found themselves
under the necessity of engaging in whist
and pedro playing TO while away the
tedious hours.
The votes of the various precincts fiuctu-
ated slightly. but there is very little differ
enee in the totals when summed up for
the whole city, the negative count only
varying one vote, and the affirmative only
five votes. The following table gives the
result of the election. class / embracing
the batch OF road fund warrants amount
ing to $50, 1882; class 2, that amounting
TO So, 567.73; class 8, that amounting TO
SIS. $500, and class the batch OF fire
warrants amounting TO $57.7Sl-59. The
proposition to ratify the Harris & Co.
purchase of the $780, 900 worth OF bonds. as
contracted for, received two votes more
than were cast for classes >, and 4, and
four votes less than class /.
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Commander-in-Chief yea.ex H-r.

General W. q. Neaxey, Of Rutland. VI
ooarnander-sn-chief Of the Grand A-rav al
the Republic, viii be in Seattle today. and
VIII - entertained BY the e. A. +. orcsn;.
salons In the evening there viii be an
open campfire Al the &. A. L Headquarters
IN the Hinckley block. IN which the local
posts, the Sons q Veterans and the Ladies
keaief Corps vii take part In addition
10 an address by General Ves,ey. the-e
will oe speeches FROM q number OF n.
eloquent orators Of the eity.
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OCCUPIED JEFF DAVIS ROOM.
One OF Quincy A. Brooks Numerous
Experiences.

Hon QG;ncy 4. Brooks, eI-collecfo- Of
the Port Townsend port, IS in the city s
guest Of the Snoqualrnie hotel Mr. Brooks
has occupied many public positions Dur
Ing the administration Of Andrew John
son he was special postal inspector for the
Pacific coast. shortly after the war he
was ordered 10 90 TO Richmond, Va, 70 N.
spect the new pastotace which had been
erected IL that city.
I went - the SpotssSood hotel" said
Mr.. Brooks. and called for the rocn,s tha;
were formerly occupied by JEFF Davis.
president o. the Confederaey. 1 got them.
and they were fine quarters. assure YOU.
The Spo;tSw oCi hotel WAS afterwards con
suned by IRE. and s number OF is guests
were burned alive
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SPOKANE WAXING rp
Trade With Surrounding Districts on
the Mend

Nj. J. VI. Buckley, formerly supe-ia-
,enaent Of construction for the Spokane
& Northern road, : AZ the Occidental He
VIII leave tomorEos FOR Falls Citr- He
reports that trade with .he Big Bend
country. CCeu- 4 Alene mines. IN the
Fslonse, hoo'eaai and as far up as British
eosaInol2, IS very satisfactory and on the
mend.
t7oP prospects" said he. are very
E2''e-lng- The acreage in The Palouss
country especially IS very much la----
than last year. The surrey Of the Cat
Northern does not touch Spokane. m, ne
iutly expec. that the road xii corpe into
Spokane some way. M Hill Is rerv -.
-'2cent man. but the Gre2. Northern cs,.
not afford 10 pass rs or. The SooFe7.
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Mr.. 81. W. Phillips, of Cleveland, IL
Visiting in Seattle.

Mr.. III. W. Phillips, of Cleveland, and
his family, consisting OF Mrs. Phillips and
Mr.. H W. W. Phillips, are at the Oeci-
dental The party is making tour of the
Coast Mr.. Phillips is one OF the best
known architects in the country, having
planned and constructed many large pub
lie and Office buildings, such as union rail-
way stations, hotels and banks. He has
Offices in Cleveland. Philadelphia and San
Francisco. IF / find good outlook
may open an Office in Seattle" said he last
evening
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Lake Shore Meeting Postponed.

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