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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-29
THr MONUMENTAL
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FISE MILLINERY. cLoAks. HosrERy,
GLOVES. &c.

We viii offer e,tracrdins,y inancemenss IN MIL
SEky to-day and tono-roN
Our display IN Trimmed Millinery
farercelssnythsnx ever offered. We
VII place on sale today the choi,ea
tnects IN Jet Hats aud Jet and v.i-
~etefo.usve and effective. st prices
suarant-cd beyond comr-sitiou. 10
Trimmed Ladies and cAsldrrns
Hats.
Our Morning Hats. Tcque..
Tu-Ques and Bonnets are very
choice indeed and re.sonnhls
prices Rich effects for littl. money
In Face and Long Wells. &C.
FELT HATS
100 DOZEN ladies'. Misses and childrens Good
Quality Felt Hats aud Ronnnts N
every sood SHAPE and style. Blsrk
ana al the cloth shades. az sSc. up
ward.
RIAL FUR FELT HATS AND poSSrra
40 pozEN LADIES'. Misses and chidr~ps
Best Quality Fur Felt Hats and
Bonnets in every rood shays ana
style Black and all thu cloth shsdss,
Of GAS upward.
FEATHERS.
Fine Imported Fancy Festhep
and fompons. Ostrich GoodA
Fancy Wings. &c
JET GOODS
Harvest and Choicest vsriesyof
Pine French Jet. Bonne,s Crown.
Wings, BAndesur. Edsinss and
millinery Ornaments.
SPECIAL VALUES I'm
Feather Boas and collars
- poZEN Cooue feAther Collars rs fnchss
long, 81. y each, worth s22s
~ pOZEN Cooue BOss. yards long, S4ps
each; worth O.. so
~ DoLEN The Finest HAckle Feather po.s
sdss and go. worth sa ~ sndsl2
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
IL all departments
LADIES' AND CHlLDREN's JACKFra
WRAPS. cAPEs AND LONG GARMENTa
Al1WoOL LONG CnEyioT JACKETs
Value %. at 81. gs
hi-wooi Imported CheSiot Jackets with fun N
Astrschan fur collar. value Ella. at slo
FUR CAPEs. GREAT BARGArNs
90. worth "
tAnanA 90, worth o.
urie 40. worth el
49, Nones...-.-....- 80 worth .
LADIES' AND CHiLDREN's HOSIERY, UNDEH
WEAR AND GLOVES.
The hearty response 20 our advertisements durin
last week proves that the public appreciates goo
values and reasonable prices.
1.-THE MONUMENTAL. oc2s-2s.
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AM IN RECEIPT CT A
NEW SUPPLYof Napery.
There kre some piecch
recently received which
arc exquisite. and my
lady ASSISTANT will be
pleased 30 show them to
you. Go over the entire
lot and pick out what you
need. They are for In.
spection and sale. and I
am going to SSH tbenn.
You take your choice aud
] will do the rest.
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Fl / III ! L SoS LIE l..
ArA FAM FIGURE MEANS SUCCESS.


ArA FAIR FIGURE MEANS SUCCESS.
Ths n. he e :..ns upa ..aesy..
WHILE You HAVE THIS
s scss II q s %ina ana i E:a e
steads I have them double
OF sns single ns they are beauties he,
lesdsrs. but the White and nd
s sSia i is:h sOss {: rr sns
e. sa, sSpssn. g fSSs s and m lSSs
used than ever.
CHINA CLOSETS. You
want to examine what
them before, they are
l sss vii HS s. hard ai 70 a sS,ne
body .sSaid have pretty
LACE CURTAINS are
s cSm S'in s.ll put Your SP' s sns !
sns a ssS a1ssn TO II SS. :Isr:
a a,%Rl' in .npi psies sSd v sss
9Hs ais u. s Il soa sn$ 1seh.
s mes. q effect and they
country. Drop in and let
saii i 70 sos sn sSoa Il them Ken and
NV y suF EEcEIR S. Ss 4
Recently rSsfs .rs sec sGsed S Slssssss
arc exquisite. and md, my
pleased 20 show them to
you. Go over the entire
lot and pick out what you
need. They for In.
specton and sale. and
am going to SILL tbcn,.
You take your choice aud
- will do tbs rest.
IN FURNITURE HAVE
SOME new and artistic
odd pieces which will
catch your fancy and ct
some place in your house
toperfection. Nothing sets
on \ room to such ex-
tent as a pretty piece of
odd furniture. lean sell
you fine article at fair
figure Of anything you
need In my line.
ALEX. MILNE,
oc3-s&wlm 1914 n a. nv
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WEDp1sa Presents.
have today the largest and most complete assert
ment Of articles suitable for wedding sfts and you
do not know just what you want time and trouble
by calling Us.
IN STERLING SILVER
We have articles from &c to $500. An immense
variety Of goods put up in handsome cases. from
CPS We have thousand different pieces for you to
pick from.
IN SILVER PLATED WARE
We keep simply everything worth having Of the
reputable factories. ANY who has seen our silver
plated ware department snows 1t IL the largest in
IN ONYX CLOCKS,
styles. from els to sl50; American Black Ensueled
Clocks. % to go.
ONYX TABLES AND CABINETS.
We have the former from % to $40 and Cabinets up
to eco.
BRIC-A-BRAC.
oopoPular ior weu0'ng Rnts. comprises Win rs the
choicest pieces in Royal Worcester. Derby. BOLTON,
Dresden Hungarian and other choice art ware. We in
vte inspection Of ne Marble Busts and statuary
Just imported from Italy and only received this week.
LEATHER GOODS.
Such Card Cases and Pocket Books. mounted in
sterling silver. pretty presents aud popular Opera
Glasses of which have over 500 pairs from % to
$40, also desirable.
REMEMBER
That also guarantee to sell you At the lowest possi
bic price for strictly Arst-class goods.
r. HARRIS CO..
IL Cor TIL and sts. n. v.
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LAsspunau & BIO.

.AssBuRsH & BIO.
We ind November wedding"
month almost as much as June, and
necessarily your outfit must be Be-
lected soon. We always have made
especially Of
BRIDAL OUTFITS
In Muslin or Cambria. in beautiful
match pieces. Some trimmed in
dainty Iaces others in fine embroider-
les, some with both. These we have
at prices to suit your inclination.
The assortment il acceptsbly large
and elegant. and IL at all inclined to
buy, you can be suited here.
Handsome Lace-trimmed Bridal Set. con-
sistine Of three pieces: Full MothsrH ybbsrd
Gown. yoke trimmed with four rows Of Val.
lace inserting and six clusters of fine tucks.
wide lace ruffie round neck and down front,
full Hubbard sleeves. finished with lace in
serting and lace ruffie. Chemise and Drsw.
ers are exact match. For e.
Handsome Lace Bridal Set. consisting Of
Gown. Corset Cover, Drawers and Lon8
Skirt, trimmed with wide inserting and
edge to match. Price. s4.5
Bridal Sets. trimmed with fine embroid-
cry. from 90. $3.50. "a. e. SO. Is, $3.50.
s6 mp to the very expensive.
LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES.
Heavy Muslin Mother Hubbard Nisht
Dress. six clusters Of four tucks each in the
yoke. cambria ruffie around neck and
sleeves. Also Muslin Night Dresses. sack
back, tucked front. turnover collar and
cuffs edged with fine Hamburg. For SOC.
SKIRTS.
- Fine Muslin Skirts. full width, all
lengths. tucked cambria ruffie. with four
one-hslf-inch tucks above. yoke band, &c,
Price. 55c.
Fine Muslin Skirts, hemstitched rufie
and tucks above. Price. 15c.
NEW IDEA-SATINE WAISTS.
A novelty in Black Saline Shirt Waists,
ak box plsits back and front. turnover coll
lar and cuffs. full. high sleeves; for winter
wear. Price. el.25.
Black Saline Waists, made with full. high
sleeves. yoke Of SO tucks; perfect-ftting.
Price. eL4&
Black Italian Cloth Waists. tucked. high
sleeves. turnover collar. Price. Sl.75.
THINGS TO REMEMBER.
Our Underwear stock 10 separated from all
other stocks.
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LACE CURTAINS are
now being put up. and I
cannot call your atten-
ton too often TO my extra
hne assortment. They are
simply superb aud way
down in, prices when
quality 10 considered.
Take the design and rich.
ness Of effect and they
cannot be exceeded in this
country. Drop In and let
me show them to you and
talk to you about them.
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We ind November q wedding"
month almost as much as June, and
necessarily your outfit must be Be-
lected soon. We always have made
specially Of
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ssss2 ssssss
AT sss 3 : C. PAIR.
66tSSo $3.50

Choice OF the SHOOK Gloves o. the new Undrssssd
Bisrritz Mousquetar-. q. Csc pair. The Foster HOAX
o'oSes are Identical to those quoted In paragraph
above with the exception tina. they have only hooks
The Pisskin or Barritz Mousqustares are newof un-
dressed Kid The merits Of the Glace or Dressed Pig
skin Gloves wclI known and doubtless the nsuIv
Oofh sister ni,dressedwill 10 equally appre-
GATED You will very much admire the delic.cy and
Beauty Of the colorrgs the six shades Of Tans varying
frca beautiful Fawn tint to the we'll known Eu9.h
Tan. The rules Apply as mentioned for Foster
Hook Gloves However. We will sell any number of
pairs to those willing pay VIVA, is to be tie regular
Price 90 cents.
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THE BON MARcHE,
S14 AND $40 STH ST. n. W.
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SEAros Prnnr.
..PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AvExux
Es,sblisbsd ls4o tiil Telephone sa6.
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,HINA CLOSETS. You
want to examine what
I have in this line; see
them before they are
picked over. Ihave some
that will be hard to dupli-
cate when sold. Every
body should have q pretty
China Closet.
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Nep line Of Corset Covers. The best in the city 10
| the price. Tro for s5c.
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
10 Market Space.
Corner 9Th 1t.
Fon THURSDAY.
ANOTHER VELVET OFFER.
Thursday (tomorrow) we will show another
lot of those 81 Veivets AT &c. yard.
There are only 4 colors in all, NAVY,
GOLDEN BROWN. GREEN, CARDINAL.
These excellent values ct 81, but tomor-
row WE WILL OFFER THEM FOR &c.
yard.
ALSO ANOTHER SMALL QUANTITY Of
those SILK PLUSHES. in bright colors, at
47c. yard.
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TonoRaows Glove SALE
Tue PALA1s RosAL
Is TO BE
The EVENT Or The SEASON.
GLOVES which possess merit earned OF years of trial
Gloves that popularity known in every state of tn.
Union as the best procurable 81 and are to be
offered tomorrow here at 80 cents 6 cents and 70
esnts PAR.
Foster HOOK KID GLOVES
~ sne
AT q ssc. rAIR.
q @ss

"Ldeensed under Fosssr's patents," srs the words
stamped in each Pair Of these Gloves. The patent
covers the hooks and iaces tn. advantages Of which
you are familiar with. What will be new to you is the
pricc-7o CENTS PAIR. Tbsss ar, tn. hook On.
dressed Kid Gloves which retail rule at q rs
pair. sometimes at higher price. We show Fast
Black and correc, autumn tnis Of Grays and Tans
Anticipating very great dsmsud ve make the follow.
ing rules for tomorrows sale; lat NSf more than fpo
pas to each risitor a. We cannot undertake to try
them on. 3d. Should the ryono size or sAads be taken
the Siovss ~ be ehesrfutly exchanged at any future
time. Lth-NOu,s Of sale. a. m. isGp.m.
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81 QUALITY KID GLOVES
N5 essass
AT ssgsc. PAIR.
S55ss55 ssys

THESE are not regular stock and cannot be dupli.
Gated. They are here by accident or good luck
than for any other reason. 1000 doze Of these I'm.
dressed Kid NOusGueaires and Ebutton Giores ,cere
'N'0e" on The sr York to the financial
Misfortune Of an importer. 500 dozen were sobblsd
up By leading New York retailer and as we said, By
accident or good luck buyer secured the balance
The Grays are all solo, but six lovely shades of Tan
Gloves to recognize them good value at the price
they were intended to retail--ons dollar q pair,
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued beiow)
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SEAsoSABIE OurER GARsrEsrs
FOR
LADIES'. MISSES AND CHILDREN,
AT
PAIA1s ROYAL Prices

apart from the claim that our cash business allows
smaller profit and therefore lower prices than usually
quoted we also make the claim that style. quality
ana rariety the Paiais Royals collection not sur
passed.
A CONDENSED PRICE LIST.
Had we space to give descriptions Of the garments
here at the prices between the quoted below
some idea of the rarie:v might be CLEANED.
Infants CloAks. e. 25 to SIS,
Children's Coats, 81. 9s to s14
Misses listers. 81 to $50 EACH
LADIES' Jackets. s. to S45 each
Ladies' Capes. sI3 to s35 each
Ladies' Wrappers, e.. 2o to $50.
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v. n. KxNEAsrEA / CO..
u6 y Ut. q. \.
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NsU line Of Corset Covers. The best in the city fol
the price. Tro for s5e.
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IN FURNITURE I HAVE
SOME new and artistic
odd pieces which will
catch your fancy and fit
some place in your house
toperfection. Nothing sets
on \ room to such an ex-
tent as n pretty piece of
odd furniture. ] can sell
you a fine article at a fair
figure Of anything you
need In my line.
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Cor. tsth 1t. and p. ave.
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oces 40. 40. 424. 42e SEVENTH ST.
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LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES,

Heavy Muslin Mother Hubbard Night
Dress. six clusters Of four tucks each in the
yoke. cambria ruffie around neck and
sleeves. Also Muslin Night Dresses. sack
back. tucked front. turnover collar and
cuffs edged with fine Hamburg. For SOC.
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Fine Muslin Skirts. full width. all
lengths. tucked cambria ruffie. with four
one-half-inch tucks above. yoke band, &c.
Price. 55c.
Fine Muslin Skirts, hemstitched rufae
and tucks above. Price. &c.
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THE PALAIs ROYAL.

A. LIsNER.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-21

WASHINGTON, March 2O--An order has
been issued at the postoliice department
to establish, whith the concurrence OF the
Canadian Office, a daily exchangelof mails
between the postoilice at Blaine, Wash
and the pOstOilice at New Westminster,
B. c., and between Blaine aud SedrO and
New Westminster, said mails to contain
for the present, only ordinary unregis-
tered matter. The mails for the Office OF
New Westminster will comprise articles
addressed for delivery on the main
land Of British Columbia, which are now
included In the mail for the Office
OF Victoria, b. G. The mails for the Office
Of Blaine will comprise articles addressed
Tor delivery at that pOstOilice and at the
pOstOllices Of Birch Bay, Delta, lIaynie,
Hillsdale and SemiahmoO, all in the state
OF Washington, and such others as may
be designated hereafter. The mails for
the Blaine and Sedro postollccs will con-
tain articles addressed for delivery at any
other United States pOstoilice forwarded
to the United States via Blaine, Wash.
II Is also proposed TO establish a daily
exchange Of mails between the pOstOilicc
at Seattle, Wash, and Victoria, Il. c., the
mails to contain articles addressed for de-
livery at said pOstOilces, except registered
articles for such other pOstOiiccs I'm the
United States and Canada as may properly
be included in through registered pouch
schemes agreed upon by the Canadian
Office and the United States postOliice.
The pOStOllice at Tracy, Spokane county,
Wash, has been discontinued.
ID. II. Davis has been appointed post
master at Carbonate, Pierce county,
Wash, vice j. G. Fairchild, resigned.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-21
GOULD'S GREAT SCHEME
A Blanket Mortgage Covering
the Entire Union Pacific
System
A Solidiication of the Branches
of the Line the Object in
View
Interest Will be Reduced and
the Debt to the Govern.
ment Settled

NEW YORK, March 10-The Tribune Is
able to announce that the managers Of
the Union Pacific have under considera-
ton plan for the creation of blanket
mortgage to cover the entire system
owned and controlled by the company,
similar to the consolidated mortgage
which the Atchison, Topeka q Santa Fe
used upon its reorganization. Details Of
the plan are unavailable, as many are in
complete, while others depend upon the
negotiations now in progress. Jay Gould
Is giving his attention largely TO the work
necessary to carry through so great a
financial operation, and accountants are
preparing exact schedules Of the bonded
Indebtedness and other liabilities, while
lawyers are examining into every ques-
tion Of law which might arise in execut-
ing the scheme.
The purpose Of the mortgage Is to effect
the solicitation Of all branches OF the
Union Pacific, provide for "a floating debt
ana arrange means for settlement with
the government. Necessarily such
comprehensive scheme requires months
70 perfect and IL will doubtless be long
time before the officers Of the Union Pa
clhc VIII be willing to furnish informa-
uon as to the particular points. In fact,
many details must be tho subject Of long
discussion, and detail today may be
overthrow tomorrow by the discovery Of
new conditions. The question of settle
ment with the government on direct obli-
cations Of the Union Pacific company, is
one which must remain In the balance
until negotiations can be re-Opened with
congress
Mr.. Gould's skill in linanciering is so
well known that no doubt is entertained
by his friends that the operation he has
in hand will succeed. II is impossible 10
figure, however, upon the possible saying
of interest rates that might be effected by
the successful execution OF this project as
IL Is yet in somewhat chaotic state The
Importance Of the work that Mr.. Gould
and his colleagues have taken up, i'm its
bearing upon Wall street affairs, is OBJ
viOus, but while that feature of Mr..
GOuld's plan must be from the necessities
Of the case the last TO be perfected. the
provisions for prior liens aud amalgama-
tlOn OF the debts OF leased lines may be
arranged and carried out at an earlier
date.
1t IS notyet decided whether 4 or per
cent. shall be the rate on the new cuusOli-
dated mortgage bonds. The full decision
VIII depend largely upon the condition of
the money market during the negotiations
that must precede the exchange Of the
underlying investments.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The regular Seattle passenger train
me in three hours late yesterday after
noon. The delay was caused by slide
near Samish station.
Yesterday was supposed to be the open
ing Of spring, but the way the wind blew
and the rain came down, it seemed like IL
was the breaking up Of hard winter.
All parties Interested in the improve
mcnt of Wilson street from Fourteenth
10 Twenty. first street, are requested 10
call on G. w. WaldrOn, who has petit
tion for the city cOunlcil asking for the
improvement Of said street.
The steamers arriving and departing
Yesterday, with the number Of pounds OF
freight brought In by each was as fol-
lows: Idaho, G,3OO; Eastern Oregon, A.
OOO; Premier, l40; Sehome $500; City OF
Seattle, 400; State Of Washington %,
100; Emma Hayward, 1900.
Gov. George A. Black received his com
mission yesterday as one Of the commits
sloners FOR the selection Of a site for an
agricultural college aud school Of science
provided for at the last session Of the leg
lslature. The governor was also APP
pointed one Of the regents OF the proposed
college.
Invitations are being issued for the first
annual ball Of Fairhaven Lodge, No. 80
X. OF T., 10 be held at Thlstlc's opera
house Monday evening, March Both
Piper's Orchestr Will furnish music and
large delegation from New WhatcOm
will assist IN Willing away the festive
measures Of the dance.
The fight between johnson and Levi,
has divided the cOlOred population into
two factions, each cOntending that theii
man IS the better OF the two. The feeling
has become so Intense that private mill
for good sized purse Is likely TO be the
re ult.
Some time ago General Manager Wi.
son sent about 100 pounds Of coal com
ing from the FairhaYen mines 10 the
superintendent Of the Federal VALLEY
Coal Mining company Of Ohio. Iester.
day Mr.. Wilson received a letter from
Superintendent MnsgrOye. acknOwledg-
ing receipt Of the coal and stating thai
he was compelled 10 acknowledge that II
was purer and contained less dirt than
any found In Ohio.
The sensation Of the hour Yesterday wa
the wrecking Of the Bee office. Various
for the deed. Mr.. Kane was buslly en-
gagged yesterday In trying 70 find s0mi
clue TO the perpetratOr Of the outrage. bu
with what success his efforts we're attend
ed he refused 10 state. A large number o
printers were engaged yesterday II
{ straightenlng and arranging the pied
type and bY last evening everything wa
~ fair condition.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-21
City OF new WHATCOM
Notes of Interest Gathered by
the Heralds North End
Representative
Criminals Plead not Guilty.
County Commissioner
Runaway
Superior Court Convenes---A
Number of New Suits
No Quorum

Court convened yesterday morning pur-
suant TO adjournment, Judge Winn pre-
siding.
In the case Of the state Of Washington
vs.. Thomas Doyle, alias Tom Barrett, the
prisoner appeared before the court and
plead not guilty 10 the charge Of burglar
izlng the store of Mccoy d O'Brien and
asked the court To appoint a counsel in
his behalf, whereupun j. j. Wesscnbur-
ger was appointed 10 defend the prisoner
In The case OF the state vs.. Pat O'Brien
alias Frank Rivers, the defendant, by Al
bert ). Cole, prosecuting attorney, was
charged with burglary committed In CO.
partnership with Tom Barrett, stealing
from the store Of Mccoy & O'Brien mer-
chandise TO the value Of Sl59. The pris-
Oncr stated his name was Frank Rivers
and entered IA plea Of not guilty. j. j.
Welssenburger was appointed 10 defend
the prisoner.
Ia the case Of Frizzel vs. Carlyon ct al
Attorneys Dorr & Finch appeared for the
plaintiff and Harris, Black q Leaning
FOR the defendant.
Defendants attorneys withdraw their
answer In this cause and plaintiffs attOr-
neys ask Tor judgment, whereupon the
court signed Judgment for S22OO5 In favor
Of the plaintiff.
Joseph Daycy ct al VS.. j. B. Rrisbrn.
A judgment was rendered In favor Of the
plalntln In the sum OF $50 aud costs.
In the matter Of the estate Of Frank
Langlor, deceased, is petition for
letters Of administration. Order was
signed by the court for the clerk TO issue
letters OF administration, when John
Spooncr takes oath and gives bonds for
5000 To be approved OF by the court.
The state Of Washington vs.. A. T.. Cone
and E. M. Doyle, In which cause the de-
iondants were arragncd on charge Of
forgery Cone appeared before the court.
represented by Attorney j. G. McFaddcn,
and stated that A. T. Cone was his right
name aud pleaded not guilty 10 the charge
In the information. The Judge entered
his plea and he was held for trial I'm the
sum Of 81 600
The remaining portion Of the day was
taken up in arguments regarding the plea
Of j. =. Hayden and Mary Hayden for a
new trial.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-21
WILL BECOME FAMOUS



an Artist
d. X. isgtler has had a photograph
made by Amsdcn, Clark g. Co.., artists Of
this city, that is one Of the most interest
Ing pictures ever produced by "a pho
tographcr, and II handled for what 10 is
worth, Is sure TO become famous. The
subject of the picture is a family Of dogs,
"Gyp," the mother Chief Parkcr's dog
Don the sire, and three puppies.
"Gyp," matronly looking, brlght-cycd and
intelligent rcpOses In the centre fore
ground, head erect and gazing anyiously
and earnestly towards the front Don"
lies carclcssly near by, not dcigninp
to look up, but personifcatiou
Of dignlncd leisure. IN the back
centre the three puppies are posed
in more or less impudcnt attitudes That
one on the extreme right seems 90 have
something OF nOuchalaut air Of iuycsti-
CATION about him, the middle one looks as
though he were sitting for his picture
while "his nibs' on the extreme left has
turned bis head In the cutest sort Of q
way with a look as II 20 say, II am on 10
your racket, and I'm not 30 blooming GER
tain as 10 whether II is right or not.'
The scene Is "a very handsome one,
being an outdoor view amid grass, foliage
and flowers, and whore stream Of water
rushes from the mouth Of garROylc in
an old wall. The grouping Of the animals
Is artistic and the tout ensemble is some
thing that Will be taken as a study for an
artist