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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
WACO LETTER..
What is Said About Clark and
Hogg.
BOTH SIDES TALK FREELY
But DO Not Agree In The View They Take
Of the Political Situation Secretary cra'
VEINS views-The Clara Register
and Comments Of Interest.

Especial Correspondence Of Tho Gsretiel
WACO, TEX, sept. lin political
circles there has been but Que themo
for conversation the past wcck-the In
dorsement Of Judge Clark by the Re-
publican state convention. OF course
the Clark people are satisfied, aud on
the other side the iriond- Of the adj
ministratiou also claim TO be satisfied,
but close observer viii see that hey
are considerably ratified and fear the
result
Executive Secretary r. =. Craveus
was seen at the Hogg committee head
quarters and in speaking OF the endorse
ment OF Clark by the Republicans said
il was exactly what had been expected.
He would have preferred that no en-
dorsement be made 10y the Republicans,
but was glad tho endorsement hadigone
10 Clark instead OF Nugent The on
dorscmont OF Nugcnt would have
strengthened him greatly as his party
was already ayowedly in antagunism TO
the Democracy, while the Clark people
were loudly protesting the purity OF
their party faith aud the endorsement
of the Cuneyites had merely torn
the mask oil OF their hypOcrisy Judge
Nlhlh was AlNM JH'h NAAA' a. h'." =
longed for the past ten years-in the
DO ON OF the Republican party. The
endorsement OF Clark BY the Republi-
cans was exactly in line with Mr.
Cunoy's Dallas interview following I'M
mediatoly on the heels OF the celebrated
Windsor hotel conference. In which he
foreshad0wed the candidacy Of Judge
Clark, the bolt and the Republican en-
dorsament. MIR. Nathan Patton of this
city, "a prominent Republican,
who was exceedingly thick with
Judge Clark In the curly
part Of the campaign, also prophesled
lust what has since come TO pass 10
my mind these thiups aro conclusive
evidence TINT Judge Clark was never "a
candidate before the Democracy OF this
state In good faith, but his candidacy
was fraud and a preieuse from the
start. He expected TO rule the couhsels
Of the party or disrupt the party Itself,
and as much was said 10 me on more
than one occasion by Hon. j. U. Vim
cent o Wehihcriord, who was near u
the cOunsels OF Judge Clark. This
pentluman remarked: We are going
10 elect George Clark governor or bust
the Democratic party.
/ To my mind IL is absurd 70 see
! Wright Quincy, an appolntee Of Force
bill Harrison, certifying 10 the purity
Of Judge Clarks Democracy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ftrtica Ansrerlnf advertisements below must
address the advertiser ard not TN GktArfA
. .hil paper iah nsthiug v DO vita the adres-
tlsgrnnt fnFihcf thaa 70 pruttt
TN OAEvrrE gaHnot un1ertahe to forward
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ectonpshr advrriifenagutE
No "peraunAl" ntuces rrlntca unicsa accom-
t0alcd ~ tht narne q Adyefiiscr
Advertisers should renrraher that lottcra a..
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In auaWcriue advettitsmcats mepuon thls
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

WACO, TEX, sept, l7,--Ispeclal, +
Mckennun Bros. & Co., retail drug
glsts, to-day made an assignment TOR
the benefit Of creditors. Tho liabilities
will exceed 5000. No schedule OF as
sets was filed. j.. II. Finl5s Is numed Ms
trustee and he Is now taking inventory
of stock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


An psrroua seeking sapioymtu, or destrinf
helr o. any chtrncifr are Invited % Ntc This
ellu,nr tree o charge, rueh adverttcmcnu not
V exceed thrut iints
Notcoa q ARTICLES lost and icard IA ta.a col
oertpt free
MS Ne detsrs q rHn cAnrrrA V neniiA,s
ne teArch q pgsscra for employment and ne
NepNery q lost fruperty, aud AL nfo ccrdiAlly
nVitod y tne this column fof ruch purposea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
ATTACHED eY A RosssR

While Counting His .onoy-BarOE Missed
Shooting Hin.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept IT,
Special While counting some money
Ia his room at West end last night Dr.
Il, b. barrett was attacked by robhor,
who presented pistol and demanded
tho money A clinch followed In which
the robber fred and barely missed, the
powder burning Tho doctor's face.
The rubbor then made his escape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

AUSTIN, TEX, Sept l7lSpecial
-Bids Tor state printing were opened
to-day and the buairl VIII moot again
Tuesday 10 make tho awards and mp
prove tho bonds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

Hon. J. T. Downos, chairman Of the
13th Senatorial district, has appointed
Judee j. +. Gibson Of Rusk, chairman
Of tho county Democratic executive
committee Of Cherollss county. in place
of Hon. 5. Z. Wilson, resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

Mr.. Crayens voices the sentiment Of
tho leading HOgg men OF me city
They are all agreed that the indorse.
ment will injure Clark, and Instead OF
Increasing his vote will decrease t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

HutLg Wanted girls 20 Iron 90 Reliable
" steam lalndfy, Whlte preferred AppiY
10 omtsi lFH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

NURSE Wanted n uur1o flr about 10 nf 70
IN year. Ol arc Adde'S Mus T. =. ~ boz
fN A. 'rHr Ter 90
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

HOOR Wanted % nfstc'aTa cook Norwegian
T. ur swrOo piciertcd' 8 r. errh np Gas o.
ins or ironing hifH u nwcdr gf UrWtH au
louise fir e. O month apply Hlo Marnl
sireot ltHi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

VIM. Weiss. Of Beaumont an ardent
supporter OF Judge Clark, and an e1-
tensiye lumber manufacturer; visited
headquarters yesterday, registered aud
wrote tho following opposite his name {;
1.-THE lumber manufacturers. interests
demand Clarks election and Hoggs
overthrow
a. J. Caruthers, OF Waco, another
lumber manufacturer and dealer, con
CURED in the statement Win "Ihe
above is entirely correct
Philip l. Alexander says the C!Ars
Democracy combines the virtues Of all
the parties
John S Aldohof, Dallas, says he Is
"far Clark against ahe political assas-
sins ia this great fight Tor the preser-
walton OF home. state and party"
W. c. Young, Dallas, Is Tor Ciark,
ana our homes and tho salyation Of
Teas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

NoOk --i'or boarding house. pfrmsnoui job
Y RIFF slcoa required, Address W
Burnry Clarendon. 1rN lAll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

CtoOil Good cook for email family, oaii early
y alta Lamar street. Fort WORN Te5ag
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
wANTEo BoARoERs.

DOkauXHH WASTfu--for rtat. o rIroi7
ID iira |stfd south irunt InQfd nfIt rllf -
lev day boa.dcsa clb Wtat scCund o.t
A-t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

gtEAMeiDf,r --Wuutel fgu lHrcIaas
= aa1matnaHHs A4dftsH MulAw EaIdHlu
10 Taylor rtuet iFiN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

SoMctroR--wepisa adyerilsipg solicitor
wc,' second street, fon worth itri
SToNE MAsoNs wan,ca wv eood stone
= ma.ona % heurcita, rcx Henry Nane
uontrantu,
DANDY MARrR ,vantada good all round
AeandY maker Al nutc VIII nay food WAGES 10
a 50 mpctgnt nian Writrer eailon b. W, Milan
ulebarne Texas wcst aide OF aQuare isls
MAN ANN WtIet waniei Man and Win 10
VI so ianily work Appiy 10 room 30 Hurley
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SITUATION WANTED.
FFMALN
uoUsNwugN- "A vortAy white Norman
III wanis lnavr for gsnoni touHnWurlh
WIN ut Washing where par it are WllllnE 80
laN guoi wnsnn for good Nufh AudiogH P,
puoK Wanted situation to cook, BY middle,
y aacl white wpnru IN uIro nt 0tocrfY
storn corner South Main aud liauio streets
.-a ie
SEAnsW So Wanted. paao m the
- country ior TOO summer 70 sew on do ilfhi
housework for hoart X n. 2, carr "AaHifl
re-
NVuRK-A Norwegian ri,i want. sock In.
" 8Niia ht ,. hmitl hnefiF siorN Glen
wood addtian iffl
CTENo8BAruTR galtrd. situation hy
h,tysars' espsfisaeS ~ rrisr1.ss' '' Eednsss
49, I a. ora t.nHnttn 90
{ ", w''oN w. y r. y9a,. 9i AZ wan,s
ADDRESS "a "aEeite oHlce 1924
WAErNn. aNuhhou by Two MdieA q
w Dlcrkshiuin ANY responsible dry gouaa
c.eeustmgnt % pc p cashier ala oas "
slofN ttyi'i NyiN IN ony huN,s 'otethcl
w. g.r " ~, q. pAiA,e ~ t,iN fs@e
geiAl lmrnl nnlaple ler ladies' WIZ ~ "
AtllVhe let ht1l t'g dvls Aaigns, H. nr ~
MAMIE n-'pmco position hi o lady OF Cr-
ai home L desired Aeifsss- 4 Z. *, IA XVI
'''' '''','' wv wv"
Iiousi woVk Wanted. place IA small
III family BY lady WNluui homo 10 do house
hold duuei, salaiy moderate Advertise A
oalc "a.ele e-l
yooit A go,i conu ,,iu, b.tv veuld M, a
MOI p''Nt WHY ~ w -, w ,fl ittts1i
n,s.rurp -,y.a,.o,. ,o.,. i.o, noU
ltlh1Nl Is WAn~n ny lnWnL lhay RvN
lunl-iiru w. i'n ~ leA.ngr j" H.pue
ID w. ~, \, IL, W.. ~ ~, n Nv, ',rca lo
nv, 4t'1n ia9s 's'"h '"''" '"''
NAH
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DTEuF gIt1atton wanted Inv a Fwfdo lea
SOME stofe liiifrT voars tFbrTicueI IN
leurrai mefeinndtsr Aiarrss MS Itnuine4
ayruuc Furt Wnuh Ter i.lE
Ro22stEErEil Msq,sl g2'.ll3,n 4, o' . e9os'
oue aud gohorll work inslor Or lmeo nest
foirrunres iuruiahud Ad0lraH boa NH| Nato,
Tex WN
,,aenutii-- ,gspt,a' p,,ltlon bv ApAte,an'
suesi, eiiy Tvs
GALES NAN Wautel liut on stlhrY or com.
81 uA WIN ioAaa Una" Auli'ai, WI
N9A i'i ilii worm. ~
tnTl NrgItkit1iTU AMI UuDfrNFEpEItH
y frrD7 IrucDti atom l'rf. tBHrf and 10 uDurltar
ysiu' thlfYaisl hnlaiolfe ui haltHr1n.ua. ia.
flfoH q position Furnish good rrioranrs.
lsgI M isb
DOpift ELpEN sNauiri stunt1n % book
- Aprrer dognlr fn n pfe.fIr1 eesi %. g'i{
ayepuo Cly q r. holtWrht lls
AlLNllN. ManifA 81 lnsnH IAh WV p.
- MllhNA 70 we're hHAitHA ~ 90 'Ni' p,
'h@olt 'N'
monk .feI.f ui1ff- ,tunted rlalt{0n ua book
Is Herurr BIZ 5ompstrnt yoiug mon III t1in.
- I'D ifbi- tddfos.. II Il nos To-, Dscs.
tnr ToSar, mH
-.
A hsIhAtpplt snlrl ~, NoN ~ evmF
~ int hnntNsfr NNofp'H W. - ui'Aa"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

WANTED Good giria for Fenrra houae
w sorR At once 6pply nt M, 80 D. Beik-
nanL eIIlnL IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
LETTER LIST

iiatci lgttcn remaining untnlI inr IN the
counting ronm un FrttHrIty, at a M
ncrans cAliuG Tor them vii please say adVeg-
Nscu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

DIRf,A Wanted q WOMAN Or gin 20 cook ahd
VI d. general house 'Wurii BY Hfa rIanfy
so henderson street, corner broadway south
sida i4zo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

XtfANTED-NbB 70 IKE ihe uaqaEeuieai y
w DHrmanrrt lr.lcn TO- rfiahN ~ CD
cago house. all pay al expense 400 80 icf
itautf "a arr also uHffH ttff NN nlI iHlnf b.
dlnf = Al liIrclffi . 81 ~. " 910lH 10 BE-
O1ff "a AMI fnari g'ro fut. g = IGNITION - tl1
uludiug Chicago ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18


Personal.
tAdrstsaesnil unasf nn hfidlsg. 10 e.rii a |
.,As W.. i isi,,i'on esa,, 9 .1s saei isass'
ArstIai mehtils fafdi
1 ApEs hadr bugt, development BY
~ nature, from 7Nnr ur other eapsHa HNould !
seua Tor Nreules, hgsi Dove upcr Boot, |
sent irog .eo4roN ueAlcd by orounlcai rclet
Nun Dallas WAS
NVoMAN's CHtRM ~ baautlm bu8tl
w Iont Win permanently enlarge your U.S.
inches Or money rciuudud tmiHnyca cnm
pl,al,n Removes wrinkles fuoo q sump
90 ndsnuaL Mr. Or ID Il 81 Iier, aii Ma.
bash avenue Chicago
fVoNTlo-I'or mon omy Greatest developer
and res urUr know uulrtaut 90 flioa
o. stamp for scaled circular Srcty CO..
nHgtlal d. II u Mllrr Aii Nahasa avenue,
Cuicafo
NEWTON-cin anyone Ten mo uc address
~ o. NVnf1 De Newton Address SHllH Vow
ton, hE mother Wyir, ruV iJls
4 pRETrN llrtLe UilrrWo montna
n old tor adoptloni rusprgtatlH parrutl. ne
mother M bad llahh tHu reason Tor ruriiur
Win tnc baby M King, Gazette Office ib2,
MARRY -it you want husband oreifr, rich
Iu ur ro0r soma stamp inr ms r'uo ilal
sands nd d. matlIc cd through our mtroduotln1a
~ nld Mo Drake ihA Waahiugton rueet
chicago, ul
NTARWEu LADIES Send 10 cents for 'ln
W nlIiblr So eguard' mo medicine NO do
eeptlonlt just what you want Ladies Bazaar
kausss city, No
WANTED Names OF persons troubled with
hook mailed frre VI Gounug IoumA Ia or
u, w. WhiSms A Co, Port Worth
LOST
/ dsT-nciwe-n 20 ioaige and i'olgt sioes
~ yaref, roll OF artists maiorai Finder
please leave the anmc az Collins Arm
trong's
1 osT- q inin gold aud silver tied 80 10
! handRtrohist tuder please leave AZ
Haymak1r bah house idis
HELP WANTED.
FEMALE
saHHrs
DIRt--Nan 3D. q whlte cid 70 DO cro4lnf.
u washing AMI Ironing for nfamly N tWui
uormau 70 sgede Preferred CaN at No or
Galveston avenue corner u hatfie
uou snwoRK wanted good vtiie riri 10
Apply 20 Mrs. George LETTER 80 hnat iiiih
Huert ihll
WANTED Two shirt nnishsra at Mopourail
w 3 mm hunarl v nisoui ick. ltit
WANTED Ladies TO 40 gr'tng for mo q
ualf b. 3inssi nr sfAt g !i, .el, ~
G d5n, n 30 KY NV Cti@s5. III. '' ''''' ''
HOUSE WuRh Waulrd O rin for general
~ uola'""iA' va "''' 0e'uhtN iasi"
Futls Wanted. girls 20 tou 90 Rebate
" cam i1NNui1' "N'ie N''Nil'N epRf
"t UNIV
NOOK Wanted % nfstc'sHa cook Norwegian
4 ur sWrIo preferred, r. Rfrh, nu cas-
inl or ltv" t N
Lu f"' - N""t "f"' ftsi
n'fNNN
NURSE wanted n uufle rifi about 10 or 70
~ f''tt NuN''" "iH 10 p - -
~ ~ =
ftFAMAt.E. --uHu.au tgu EarcIHas
\ s.,ntsir,asH N4drtss Nudatu EaIdslu.
81, - -i.. ~ a. tq.fn
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

nHEFsMhtlE Ila Wanted nrai.claaa drosF
~ maheri competency anq cuafRpter luust
Tex ~
AIM wanted On urphnn girl tetveon
~ tufiVr 400 lffefu viii rive her y good
Aunr ard 90 education hppy 10 mHrlpn
saucrNi he. Laiayett Tcf $50
N4fAATEu-Whtn wumnn 10 cook wash nud
w iron To- fsmNy Of $50 COL IN y
if-u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

nuU eTW0Hk Wanted good white rifl 10
Ill do general hos srw0rt IN family OF Two.
Apply 90 Mrs George Leitcr 80 Hast rlith
ufraaf I'm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

Judge Scarborough, manager Of th'
CLARK campaign 10 this county, is JUDI
liant over the prospect. BE states TIA
parties IRON all sections Of the county
have called at headquarters within M
last two days and left reports upoi
which can safely be haled The Insertion
that Judge Clark viii carry the county
bv 1900 votes over the combined vote o.
Hogg and Nugent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

CffLFsNGsf-- VESTED scfrfa roOl aes 10
~ rsi lutnlbiihg ola AID liUlkt Va a4lau.lli
aian AFpiy y III LaTreIff a.. guMpadyI
20 s1psflof nirteL Clefei-aa. o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
nuaInEss cHANcrs.

A nsTRACrpW Wnnird pos iioa ny rompN.
u Tent ahatmeir Ad0rrsn ", . ~ uAadu.
TfnaH 1893
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

WANTED INrntY-tnfi infaHpy
w unltrd statta Gfmy headquarters % San
Autonin Tex ubis' sodild, unmarried monl 30.
tsrsn the agcs % tseutg.dnd aud ihlfig Good
ray TOOL. cIdIhing ana medical abundance
Applicant must furnish aetliaetpry evilr1eo
a. 10 npe, habits ana charactef Nrcfulirf
0fae al aai4igrium building f1ri W1rlhIeA
WANTED e. wide aNatn 4orafrs slcIy
w uhare Tor "hhfppa fIiotogfaphs ~ tho
Norld"i she grfat'sf book ~ % 90 costing
t0U0, retail af a. lGA cash Or Inktai mHrta b
tauF fafBnf over 100 toiUmfs LFfltf Fild
Win agccers Mr Thog =. NORTH ffnlrr
vale, Ttr oicard Ell % daggi Alif E9a9
REV. b Howard Mas on. y11s. so lu
hours; . tennnEa. magnificent o go Hnlf g.
Hnokr b. cIedfi freight pula Adlffls GLOBE
strset pniiaiap q, Pa. o. Is Dearborn
street. CticaF9l n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

WoRh Wanlrd r1n for general
III holssN0rh vi Wcsl Seventh s,rrel
lhtl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

EoR sALE.-MIsoGLLANGous

fAers,ihsmeaa uad>r hG A.aalag 20 ante .
M ff9 in,srfi0g, TENN q hnf saet sue.e
lpseiqimpNfhiv raisfl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

VORr WORTH DNn woRKs-..Iadics and
" genuemupa clothing clcAuod Of dyed, ~
No III Nain street Fort Worth Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

WANTED. sLadics 20 40 Writing Tor mo -
w uiair hlmUai nr grItuH o. srui Nrtt uu-
dressed 1ampt luyr'1la. Mfs. Violet Cor
-. ~ -----L NO. M
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

XATANTEp. Two shirt nnlshsfa at Mopourail
wv nlm IlMn.r- D -nI-nu. I.L d %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

tnONTEii- Waafsd a pdItsf Tor smIl hotel.
/ dns nccrBid'nei 70 meet irAlr1 ssaid lFe
s4plrlflfe an1 sage e.pf 700 hddrqs Af
4 + Daay haisish lao Ardmoso haitian los..
r4toryl l'p'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18

DIANOs bS1sht sold. exchanged. rrnicd. 70.
y raired auo tuned fVfrY purchaser of >
now plano aiil got thrnp monta' froc fnatruo.
tiO1 q ne Conservatory ana you choose your
own itacter mo latest music 10 ccDts AioK.
Hiflchisid. ~ Houston street
o. INIrC-HKW AND SECONDHAND
81 y I'D sArKs Tor sale b. "a W paak
iod Honai0n 1ftet. Fort Worth 1sx Haato1
he Fort WDrll 0nAetts
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THE BLOTTEH.

trFrsioR ooURr-LIcgrENBkRs.J J.
a. W. Johnston VS. Harrington & smith-Mo
signed
samuel .. Gnst:n aud George W. Tiboets vs.
nHhoSaaimie Mill Company-petition OF T. T.
Ssskes for leave 10 forsclose lien; petition OF
saaiian IL Hewett for leave 10 forsclose lien;
ra petitions granted.
- Brown ys Eliza Borclla-Motion of PLAINTIFF
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~ Upton vs. William II. Hsa.on ct al
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sCisEIog couRr-osgoss.y
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WY elected
ice Garre;son-w oodrur Company We. Gus
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s.a lo ismeai; signed.
.Hhf.es 4. Whlio VS.. 5. c. Generalization TO
.eA.ae ser3 Ct ana for new trial; overruled;
tSSsEiens IN sum of $i4a 10; signed.
"a A. % nasser vs.. l. h Church Ell aL-Motion
- set sslle verdict and for new trial ovsrruled.
1y.ttious allowed
Acponga,! & couthw.ek Company va Robert
So eI sL-JGtgmeut N stun of $i,76a O.;
'AS' attorneys lees and coats; signed.
1rrERioR c0uRr-auAKs, ).
y, esAse OF Washington VS.. Thomas Riley and
800. bulh.ns-s.Ficken from calendar.
e,,s~aS % Warrington We. Nellie Woods
1ulekea from calender
ss,,ase Oh Washington w. Fred Ranisnier-
sSaeAsa from calsndar,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18
1 STRANGE LAWSUIT.
4 Former Husband Sued for
Breach Of Promise.
COUPLE DIVORCED YEARS AGO.
fhe Woman Claims the Man Promised
70 Remarry Her and Betrayed Her
Superior Court Jurors.

The remarkable case OF q woman suing man
Who has once been her husband for breach Of
peomise appears in An action brought yesterday
b. Mary u. Anderson, through her lawyers,
Thompson, Edsen Humphries. TO recover
xs.e0o damages from Louis c. Anderson.
The story OF the relations Of the plaintiff and
the defendant, most of which appears In the
complaint, is of Z highly interesting nature.
They were for number OF years husband aud
villa, ard three children were born to them, all
= whom are nov living, and are aged respec.
nvsly II. IL and IA years On January 10, ISIS S,
The wife was granted divorce on the ground OF
nonsupport Her husband fied an answer and
cross complaint. alleging adultery, and the case
vas bitterly contested, being In court about q
year and hall. The wife finally won, and was
gran ted the custody Of the children and q Ger.
tain allowance per month - altmony.
Anderson afterward married q daughter Of
Capt J. C. Britain, hut she died. Recently the
divorced wife. who had been living In Aberdeen,
returned TO Seattle. According to her claims,
Che husband began making advances with q
view OF remarrying her. He represented that
he had reformed in his habits and that he loved
her and wished TO live with her aud the chill.
dren again. He also promised that he would
expend 81 600 for the education OF each OF the
three children.
On account OF their former relations and be-
heving in his promises, she forgaye him, and.
- she alleges. by means OF his promises and en-.
treaties she yielded to him and assumed the re-
lstion q his wife. She went with him to his
hotel, where they lived as man and wife.
She claims that Anderson promised to re-
marry her. Instead of fulfilling his contract he
married another woman, Gunda Thompson, on
December 8. 1892 For this reason she asks
23000 damages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18

Bark Majestic sailed for Gan Francisco with 4
cargo OF 1850 tons of Gilman coal
Steamer Clara Brown went to Tacoma ysster.
day 10 be laid up for repairs. She is to have
new engines put in.
Steamer Qulekstep has changed her headcu ar.
.ers from the Ha,feld-Colmau wharf 70 Har.
rirgson & Smiths wharf
Steamer Evangel slipped her wheel q few days
ago and had TO 90 on the beach. The Island
Belle Is carrying the mail for her.
The Pacific Navigation Company intends TO
put either the steamer Henry Bailey or the State
OF Washington on the TaeoUia-Seattie-E Everett
route with the skagit Chief. che two Alternating
making daily trips, touching AZ Port Orchard
both ways.
Superintendent Johnson. OF the Pseihc Coast
steamship Company, says the steamer Umatilla
will proceed direct 20 san Francisco with her
cargo - soor a. she is released from quarantine
He thinks il was very wrong after IL was discov-
cred that there was 9 case OF smallpox on board
10 run The vessel from Whstcom to Por, Town
sea4 without having tie patisat removed and