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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK OF THE
~ Western Mi Company-The undersigned give
|notice that on the l1th day of February, 1921 at
II O'clock m. in front of the First National hank
the city Of Seattle by virtue OF the power of sale
Thereof heretofore granted them by John Keenan,,
|hsy. on behalf Of the owner, John keenan,, will
|N af public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
without reserve sixteen l6 shares OF the capital
sock Of The Western Mil Company, fully paid up.
{SgHedl w. A. HARRINGTON,
DAVID r. DENNY.
J. III. McGRAw.
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RAILRo4D rrcKETs.

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TAILORING.

ETIITR L COON. G0TTsTEIN BUILDING;
n The John ]. Mitchell New York standard Sys-
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"a Wash.
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UMBRELLA REP4IRTSG.

UMBRELLAS AND PARASoTsS REPAIRED.
Il recovered and made 10 order. work promptly
1rs ADD guaranteed George W. Fey, ~ cofura-
VI opposite pestofiice
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IMPERIAL STUDIO. us THIRD STREET
j cabinets So per DOZEN
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|Affss JOSIE Il. HARRIS. FASHIONABLE
M trpSsulaker, parioFs 63 and 81 ReucSford
iacrk second street; stylish garments and patterns
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s.,ies intending 90 return by . O'clock morning
- "a secure berth anc meals by applying the
MA o1 the steamer
c =. KRAFT. Master.
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q BILLINGS, GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS
n. Books written up. expert work . speciality
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|pRENIER TIME TABLE,
souSp SOUTH

IL, JOHN IRVING. Manager
/. A. oBRIEN Master
lae company reserves the right to change the
we schedule without notice.
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Net indebtedness. SSH. 7U7. -
The following shows the condition OF
each of the funds, giving the receipts and
disbursements
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hank book manufacturers. removed 10 Wash
.Sfeu street. corner Commercial street, Seattle.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
rELEeRARalc sREvITlEs.

As Mrs r. A. knntz was entering her
house, 5.54S Dearborn street. Chicago, an
unknown man dashed nitric acid in her
face and fed. She will lose her eyesight.
United States marshals captured eleven
smugglers al Seattle, Wash, on a sloop
filed with contrabnnd whisky.
Captain Philip, commanding tho Allan
ia. has, In his report 60 Washington, given
high testimony TO the seaworthy qualities
OF his vessel and to the bravery Of his ex-
ecutive officer, Lieutenant Mason, and
Carpenter Craig, Master at Arms Moran,
John Kronberg and Charles Gross, gun.
ners, in connection with the recent fatal
explosion on board.
Joel Benedict Harris, president OF the
Harris Manufacturing company, Of Rut.
land VT, and Of the Springfield Foundry
company, Of Springfield, Mass, is dead.
The Gondolo Tanning Company works
at Grapeville Pa, were partially destroy
ed by fire. Loss, $4,000
Ex-United States Senator Wade Hamp-
ton says he is out Of politics, and that the
Alliance is disintegrating In the south.
Addison Arnold, OF Seymour, Ind, com
mitted suicide by shooting himself be.
cause Of bitter quarrel with his wife.
Gnt HAS become insane.
The report OF the Illness OF the poet
Whittier is denied nc his house.
Stephens, Dunning q Co., hat manufae.
turers Of South Norwalk, Conn, have
failed. There are no assets Failure to
make collections caused the suspension
In the will of the late Judge Edwin
Flint, OF Mason City, Ia, among other lib
eral educational requests Is one for $50, ,00t
TO the State university Of Vermont
DIR, M l.. MRhaiIey, the leading physi
clan Of Gwinett county, Ga, has eloped
with his wife's iifteen-year-old cousin.
II is stated at the navy department that
the government will lose nothing by tn,
failure Of Harrison Loring & Co, the Bos
ton shipbuilding firm which is engaged II
building cruiser aud half dozen tug
for the new navy.
IL is said that all the members of thl
Canadian cabinet have placed their resig
nations in the hands Of Premier Abbott
for his acceptance or declination according
to his views Of the exigencies Of the Hitun
tion.
Xxx Attorney General Garland, as coun
sci for James Z. Boyd, plaintiff in error
made motion in the supreme court c
the United States to advance for argumon
the case Of Boyd versus John NJ. Thayei
known as the Nebraska gubernAtoriale easl
The court took the matter under adyisi
mpnt
Evening journal., 1891-10-20


pride then and the voices OF the big crowd
greeted the game young Irishman as be
crossed the mark and urged him on TO
greater feats.
Ashinger, the American, who held the
lead continuously from the first fifty
miles, soon took to the track again after a
rest. and at 2 a. M. today was in the lead
and seven miles ahead Of Martin. At a.
m. Ashinger had covered s32 miles; Martin,
S25; Prince, 264; Schock, 307; Eden, $50
Eddie Mcdowell has dropped out. The
men are fed while riding their wheels
Martin, the Irish boy, seems to have an
especially good appetite, and takes
draughts from the spout Of miniature
teapot while he guides his machine with
one hand.
In the early hours of yesterday morning
fourteen men, looking the picture OF
health and strength, mounted their
wheels Today they present most jaded
appearance, the gigantic task leaving its
mark on the strongest.
The Englishman Robb attempted what
seemed a ridiculous feat in a six days race.
The record for the longest ride without
dismounting is 236 miles This he at
tempted to break. He never left his wheel
from the time he mounted at 1910 yester
day morning until a few minutes Of
yesterday afternoon. Then he had scored
232 miles, but the record was ssotemptingly
near that he urged himself on.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
rRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
VIII be sold AT public sale at The auction
rooms OF l., W Stidham a. Son, No III East
Fourth street,
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1891,
At 1t30 O'Clock. a. M. sharp,
go shares Of Delaware Railroad stock.
200 shares OF Chester Greek Railroad stock.
Terms cash. Delivery on or before the fo.-
lowing saturday.
The above are very choice per cent. se-
curities. guaran eed by leases with strong
companies. and are prac c'ically inierminable
justly think that they have = hrht-claes per-
manent investment. EnWAAn BETS.
Trustee under the will Of William Richards,
deceased,
At the same time and place will be sold
30 shares Of Union National Bank stock. he
ton, deceased.
And on the same day at Il o'clock a. m, on
the premises,
the late residence of Elizabeth Richards
Tais properly Is 2S feet front on West street,
running back i22 feet to Willii street, the
improvements thereon being a substantial
three-story brick house, With spacious three
story back buildings.
money to be paid as soon as the property is
struck off; 20 per cent more within one week
| a ad the remainder at any time. at the option
OF the purchaser, within one month, at which
time the deed will be furnished Ind posses
sion given of the property.
At the same time and place. mirror. side
board, extension table and fsw articles OF
household furniture. Terms Terms cssh sss . vn,n,c
Executor OF Mary r. Pusey, deceased.
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MRs. HARRIsoNs sYMPATAN
The Presidents Wife Approves of a NeY
Trial for Mrs. HInybrick.

The Presidents Wife Approves Of New
Trial Tor Mrs. Mnyhrick.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The movement
IN behalf OF Mrs. Maybrick has aroused
great deal Of interest here, and now that
Mrs Blaine is on the eve Of returning &c
Washington that interest Is certain TO in
crease rapidly. Mrs. Harrison was pre-
pairing TO attend the opera last evening,
but tarried long enough TO reply TO ques
tions regarding the case Of Mrs. May
brick. She saidi
~ am most emphatically ia favor of nc
quittal II her guilt is even seriously doubt
ed, and approve Of a new trial because
the question Of her guilt has been serious
ly mooted
II have not studied the case carefully, :
she said "but have trusted 70 Gail Hamil
ton for my views on the subject, / have
perfect confidence in her ability 70 get al
the truth Of the question, and / feel con
vinced she would never have gone into che
matter as earnestly as she has without
feeling convinced herself Of the justice OF
Mrs Maybrick's cause
II was first interested ia the tria
through personal letter from Miss Dodge
1 have been very much impressed with hei
statement of the case.
"Circumstantial evidence alone should
never convict any ybody ! do not intend
any criticism Of the English jury which
decided the case, but IL seems 10 me that
il Mrs. Maybrick WAS not guilty as charged
there is no reason why she should be broken
on the wheel
Il have not yet subscribed 70 the fund
which is being raised 70 reopen this case
and il conclude 20 do so the subscription
will be an anonymous one. Miss Dodge
has written to me several times on the
subject and feel a deep interest in the
matter
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
CABLE sREvITlEs.

The Widow Of William Henry Smith, it
is said, will be honored with peerage
The Vienna Museum Of Fine Arts was
opened by Emperor Francis Joseph yes
terday.
Five were killed and many injured in q
railway collision at Kohlfurt, Silesia, yes
terday.
King Leopold Of Belgium denies that his
country has made any secret treaty with
Germany
Trade in Russia is now beginning to feel
the disastrous effects Of the famine in that
country.
The Conservatives propose to run Cap
tain Shaw for parliament as a protest
against his treatment by the county coun-
ell
The London Times publishes a story
that the United States squadron displayed
enmity toward the Chilian congressional
navy.
President Pellyrini Of the Argentine
Republic, has been censured by the senate
for requesting General Mitre not TO aban.
don bis candidacy for the presidency.
The pope has written letter to NJ. Har.
mel, the organizer Of the recent pilgrim.
ayes Of French workmen to Rome, ex.
pressing bitter grief at seeing the French
pilgrims abandoned without provocation
to the attacks Of an ungovernable pop
ulace
Nine bulls were killed in the presence OF
President Diaz at the revival Of bull fight
ing in the City of Mexico Sunday. The re,
ceipts were applied for the relief of suffer
ers by the recent foods in Spain, Nine
Diaz, wife Of the president, being pa
trOnesss
Mrs Parnell continues in very veal
and precarious condition. Drugs have ts
be administered in order that she may Sc
cure a little sleep. She is unable to par
take Of solid food.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
nasebail contracts for 1899.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90 President Nick
Young has announced the following base
ball contracts for next season; With Bos
ton-H f. Staley, T. ]. Tucker, W. M.
NASH Joseph Quinn, H. D. Stovey, w. 5.
Brodie, G. w. Bennett. G. w. Cancel, II.
Long, c. A. Nichols, Robert l.. Lowe
With New York-John Sharrott, W. r.
Coughlin, John B. Taylor, NJ. J. Tiernan
and Daniel Richardson. The name Of
James ORourke was inadvertently omit
ted from the reserve list Of the New York
club. Also the names Of Joseph Mulvey,
A. b. Sanders and William Hallman from
the list Of the Philadelphia club as play
ers reserved in former seasons, but who
failed or refused TO enter TO contract" "
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

TARgg MgN WEE KILLgp.
Terrible Explosion Of an Engine Near Sc.
Clair, Pa.

Terrible Explosion Of an Engine Near Sc.
Clair, Pa.
PoTTsvILLE, Oct. 20-At6;4 o'clock last
evening a terrible accident occurred at
fuckers Watch Box, a short distance be-
low ST. Clair, in which three men were
killed and one fatally injured. Mountain
engine No 955, on the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad, was drawing a train OF
empty cars up the grade when the boiler
exploded, completely demolishing the en-
gine, tearing mp the tracks and doing great
damage TO telegraph lines and surround
ings. The names OF the killed are:
Charles Warnicker, brakeman, st. Clair.
Harry Wagner, engineer, Port Carbon.
Mahlon Reese, fireman, St. Clair
Charles Bauer, brakeman, St. Clair, is
fatally injured The men were in the en-
gine cab when the explosion took place.
No cause is assigned for the explosion.
The engine had just come out OF the shops.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

TRENTON. Oct 20--1he affairs of the de-
posed president Of the Adams Express
company, John Hoey, Of Long Branch,
have reached the courts Of this state. Presi-
dent Sanford filed a bill in the United
States circuit court in this city against
Hoey calling for an accounting by Hoey
for about S700,0O0 taken by him, and
which, IL is alleged, belongs TO the com
pany. The bill further sets forth that a
part OF nearly all Of this amount was used
to build, furnish and equip the property
known as Hollywood. fashionable resort
just south Of Long Branch, aud the mana
gers claim that they have right 20 it,
Besides this a mortgage for 100000 was
executed by Josephine Hoey to the Guar
antee Trust company Of Philadelphia.
This, it is alleged, was paid off by check Of
the Adams Express company. This latter
action on the part Of Hoey is claimed TO
have been breach of trust on his part
while acting as president Of the company.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
MORTGACED AND LEASED
John Hoey Covers Up His New
Jersey Property.
HIS LETTER OF RESIGNATION.

The Deposed President Of the Adams
Express Company Declares That He
Has Been wronged and Says Hs WIN
Meet the Charges In Court.
FREEHOLD. N T., Oct. 20-Ex- Mayor
Wilbur A. Heisley, Of Long Branch, a
prominent lawyer Of that city, came here,
and as counsel for John Hoey, the deposed
president OF the Adams Express company,
filed in the county clerks Office three docu-
ments which had been executed by Hoey.
The papers will have a most important
bearing upon the suits being instituted
against Mr.. Hoey by the express company
20 recover the heavy amount II is claimed
he took from the company by improper
methods.
Hollywood Park Mortgaged.
One is q mortgage to Michael Qnirk and
Frederick G, Hoey, as trustees, for s4s, COO
Owing to Mr.. Hoey's extensive real estate
transactions it is impossible TO say exactly
what property the mortgage covers beyond
Hollywood park, his costly country seat,
and the Hollywood hotel and the cluster Of
beautiful cottages The documents say
the mortgage was given to the trustees be-
cause It is stated Hoey may hereafter de-
sire 20 borrow money from the Long
Branch Banking company upon his prom
issory notes
Frederick c. Hoey is the youngest son
Of John Hoey, and has for three seasons
managed the Hollywood hotel and its
] seventeen cottages. Michael Quirk is the
superintendent Of Mr. Hoey's property.
The other Mortgage.
The other mortgage was to William M.
tliess, as trustee 1t Is for $4,000. Mr..
Fliess Is not known at Long Branch. No
mention OF any trust is made in this mort
i gage. The third document filed by Lawyer
| Heisley was lease OF the Hollywood hotel
and the cottages and Hollywood park to
Frederick G. Hoey for twelve years. Fred
eriek z. Hoey Is authorized TO conduct the
hotel and rent the cottages. He Is TO con-
troll all the driveways and streets and the
big swimming pools built last year by his
father and is bound to keep the cottages
and property in good repair and pay all
the taxes and insurances. Before Oct.
Of each year he must pay over TO his father
85 per cent OF the residue OF the proceeds
from the property.
Sheriff Smoek says he has received nc
papers Of attachment against Mr., Hoeyl
There are no papers on file here showing
chat the Adams Express company has in
stituted civil proceedings against Mr.
Hoey, aud thus far no one has appeared
before the Monmouth county grand jury
TO secure criminal indictment against him
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
a WAR CLOUD IN oHINA.

Russian Troops Have Already Invaded
the Pamir Territory.
TIEN-TsIN, Oct CA frontier officer al
Chang reports that he recently met a Rus.
sian expedition descending the Alai plateau
near the confluence OF the Nurghabi and
Aksu rivers The officer adds that he pro
tested against this invasion Of Chinese
territory, but the Russians. being in great
er force than the Chinese, disregarded the
protest and continued their march
One division Of Russians proceeded &
Alchar ia the Pamir territory, and an.
other division marched toward the Great
Paniir territory
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 20.-President Viii
liam c. Bolton, president Of the Bolton
Drug company Of Brooklyn, was married
Sept. 26 last to Miss Lillian V. G. Shuler,
in this city. On Friday last well dressed
woman visited the Newark city clerks
Office and said that Bolton married her
seventeen years ago. Bolton is on his we'd
ding tour Mrs. Bolton No said that she
would have the couple arrested on their
return
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

UTICA, n. ", Oct 90 Clarence Ballou,
aged twenty-five, was walking along the
street last night with Mrs Samuel Newell
when the husband of the Newell woman
came along aud plunged a knife into
Ballou's neck, iniiictinga wound that will
prove fatal. Mrs. Newell is twenty-eight
years of age. while her husband is fifty.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

LONDON, Oct. 20.-lt was expected that
Tof Wall would meet Billy Mccarthy,
the Australian pugilist, at the National
Sporting club last night in a twenty
round fight for 1900, but Wall turned
coward early in the day and his hackers
supplied sound boxer in his place. II
was Arthur Bobbett, who was knocked
out by Mccarthy in the twelfth round.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 20.-The Vovos
vremya says that meeting between the
Russians and the British in Pamir was in
evitRblr, adding:
British incursions and Afghan and
Chinese raids, violating the conventions
forbidding them access to Pomir, now
make II imperative 70 determine the exact
frontier
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

RICHMOND. Oct 20--At p. m. yester-
day Governor Hill and his party were en-
tertained at a banquet in the rooms OF the
Westmoreland club. A public meeting
was held in the Mozart academy last even
ing under the auspices Of the Powhatan
club. Governor Hill was introduced by
Governor Mckinney and made a brief
speech. Senator Voorhees, also spoke
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. 20-Gustave Stein, the
musical critic Of the New York Stats
Zeitung, who was recently bitten by a
spider is dead Death is said to have been
due TO pneumonia and heart failure, the
physicians, Drs. Balzer and Jacoby, de-
claring that blood poisoning was not a
cause OF the fatal result They admit.
however, that an operation performed
upon him had a tendency to weaken Mr..
Stain
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
DOCTORS M'COY AND WIlDMAN

Late Of Bellevue Hospital, New York.
Office, s35 Market street, Wilmington.
Where all Durable Diseases are treated with
success. II You live at distance write for
a symptom Blank.
Consultation as Ofice or bv Mail Free.
Office hours-9 TO II a. m; TO p. m. to
n M daily.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O-The United
States supreme court has advanced the
cases OF the murderers Nicola Trezza and
James McIlvaine for argument in De
cember, and also the cases Of Fielden and
Schwab the Chicago anarchists, under
going sentences Of life Imprisonment.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

Boston, Oct. 20-The noted telescope
makers, Alvan G. and George B. Clark, Of
Cambridge, are to dissolve partnership
This step is taken for the sole reason that
Mr.. George b., the senior member, is
physically unable to continue in active
business, and desires to be relieved Of all
responsibility.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct 20-Rev. NJ Frank
Hyatt Smith, who was a student at Prince.
ton when Dr. Patton delivered his now
famous address, contradicts some OF DIR
Patton's statements about il and insists
that it was an heretical utterance.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
AM Arsd connle Killed.

HAcKENsAcK, N. j., Oct. 2O.-Wiiliam
Huyler and his wife, an aged couple, were
killed at the West Shore crossing near
Bergen Fields Huyler was driving across
the track and did not see an approaching
train, which struck his vehicle, smashed
il to atoms and killed its occupants.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
nead in the cluh Hon.e.

NEW YORK, Oct 20.-Edward r. Young,
thirty-two years old, Of 427 West Twenty
first street. was found dead in bed in the
Manhattan Athletic club last evening The
room was filed with gas. He was mem
Der of the club.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 20- Sheriff
Cole Monday afternoon served upon Mr..
Clapp Spooner. the ex-vice president Of the
Adams Express company, papers in the at
tachment suit to recover $3.50, 600 instituted
by the Adams Express company.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
Hnnlnn nefents &c Lenn.

VICTORIA, b. c., Oct Edward Han
Ian defeated Alex Mclean in three mile
race in outraged skiffs here by 200 yards
Haulan gave Mclean a start Of thirty feet,
but caught and passed his opponent before
hundred yards had been rowed. The
time was 2lm. 3l1Ss
Evening journal., 1891-10-20
scarlet rever in Girard college.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O-An epidemic Of
scarlet fever has ragged for several weeks
in Girard college, though without fatal
results. Nearly forty of the younger
pupils have been attacked, and the fever
is yet uncontrolled
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

JERSEY CITY, Oct. 2O.-A separate prison
for women and young boys is about to be
established in Jersey City under the su-
pervision of a matron, in accordance with
the act passed by the legislature last win
ter
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

DRApHAM. Mass, Oct. 20.-An attach
ment for $4,000 has been filed upon the
estates OF Frank & SteadmaD, Of Need
ham. and Others, officers Of the Golden
Grail by the receiver Of the order.
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

She Is Told Tnat she wn Have to Pay
Twelve Dollars and a Half for Medicine
a Young Man Who Got Little Bottle
ofstuff for Two Dollars,
Evening journal., 1891-10-20

ROCHESTER, n. X. Oct. 20.-The story Of
the marriage Of George b. Mcclellan, Pau
line Halls manager, to Miss Hall, is de-
nounced by him as falsehood.