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In the Superior Conrt Of ThnFNton county,
state ST Washington.
In thc matter Of the estate and guardianship
IA tlge person oi Isaac U. Patton, insane
Notice il hereby given that Henry Patton has
nled in the superior court VI ThurNtou county,
MaHhington \ petition praying for letters 81
FWaeilaHAhip te himself t0n Of Isaac g,
Patton, the insane person e. above written,
anon the estate Isaac C, Fattous insane,
and chat Wednesday the igth day 81 February
lsa2. at II O'clock Al m. oi said day, al the
court room of said superior court IN the city 81
Olympia IhnrEt0n county and atate aforesaid,
haa been set for hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested may appear and
show ramse why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
In witness whereof. I have here.
fsEAIl unto set my hand and affixed the
seal Of said superior court, this
Era day of February. 1872
fAtoif W. H ROBERTS.
county CLERK ana CLERK nf the Superior Cont
, 1892-02-09

TN thc matter ot Tie estate 81 Charles Honice,
4 deceased.
tn accordance With the order N The SUPERB
or Court of ThHmton county I shall sell at
private sale the personal property gf Charles
Honiek, deceased, said sale te take place at tho
court house, Olympia. from ana after Monday,
February ih 1899. Terms cash.
WI III. ROBERTS.
Administrator Of the estate of Charles Honiek
deceased Eebt8
, 1892-02-09

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IN thc matter q the estate q CHARLES Honf

Mtoi5 w. II, ROBERTS,
county CLERK and CLERK ol thc Superior conr,.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

Milwaukee Fire Bugs Burn the Street
Railway Barns.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec 2S.-This
morning fire was discovered IN north
west corner of the Milwaukee Street
Railway company's shops which de-
stroyed the entire plant, entalling q
loss of $500, 900.
The night watchman who first dis
covered the fire says 1t started in the
car nearest the doorway of the build
in. HIS story is that he was standing
near the car when suddenly ne was
startled by loud explosion, and in
less than five minutes the whole build
ing was ablaze.
The machine shops were also des-
troyed. These shops were fitted with
fine machinery for building and re-
pairing cars. Manager Linn said: "Our
loss is about 100000. The cars stored
IN the building were valued at $780,
900, while the structure itself is worth
500. 600. The machinery | value at
fully 10000, while the stores of the
company were kept IN the building and
were worth S25, 900. The only insur-
snce tnxt We carried was on the build
ing. and amounts to $4,000" The
loss will fall upon the Willard syniI-
cate, which owns the road.
The street car explosion wa. caused
by a dynamite bDrnb. The person
who threw the bomb is supposed
to be the fire bug who has started
fully q dozen disastrous fires WITHIN a
month. Investigation today shows be-
yOnd doubt that the two tsnneries des-
troyed yesterday causing over quar-
ter million loss aud two lives were tired
by al inceadIsry.
Although the common council ls
passing q resolution calling a grand
Jury investigation into tue causes Of
recent fires IA Milwaukee; although
the insurance agents are threatening to
make their rates for this city prsCti-
csbly probIbitory. and the business IN
terests Of the city are suffering a. tue
frequent recurrence of heavy ssss Of
life and property. Chef Jansen of the
police department believes the only
ire bugs at work here are dishonest
owners OF property. who have taken
advantage OF excessive Insurance TO
burn their building for the insnrsnce.
Chef Jsnssen's investigation will be
manly siong tbs hns. It u notable
tnst IN almost every case the insurance
hss been as great OF gresteE than the
fa-s
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
CALIFORNIA FLOODS.
Levee's on the Sacramento Give Way and
Land Inundated.

Levee's on the Sacramento Give Way and
Land Inundated.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.-Reports
from the Sacramento and San Joaquin
valleys show that tt<s damage by flood
will 90 about $1,000, 900. The capital
city Is safe, but all along the river fine
wheat land is covered with water. In
Sutter county, a few miles below
Colusa, the leyee broke and tonight
$4,000 acres Of the most fertile
land In the state is several feet
under water. The loss to owners
and renters will be at least $500, 900.
The unfortunate people have fled
and left their live stock TO parish. Be-
low Sacramento city the levees have
given away in several places on the
Yielo county side and big damage has
resulted. Below Oolusa, a few miles,
there was enclosed in levee some
1000 acres. Relays Of patrols are
guarding the levee tonight for many
miles. The water is slowly falling as
the storm is over. The San Joaquin is
higher than ever known before and
stockmen having cattle on the ranges
behind Trady are moving their stock.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

TorEKA, Kas., Dec. 2s.-A letter was
received today by United States Mar
shal Walker from United States Attor-
ney General Miller inquirlng whether
Bill Dalton holds an appointment under
Walker as deputy marshal and sug-
gestlng that If he does be shouid be re-
moved at once. "unless bis character 10
90 clearly above that OF the other men,
bers OF HE family that no posaibIe
question can be made Of it," Marshal
Walker replied in substance that Bill
Dalton was not and never had been
commissioned as q deputy fer this dis
trict
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

Canada Extends q Welcome to United
States Savants and Biologists.

Canada Extends q Welcome to United
States Savants and Biologists.
OTTAWA, Dec. 2s.-The first session
of the annual meeting of the Geologi-
cal Society of America opened this
morning in the railway committee
room OF the bonse of commons. Gov
ernor-Genersl Lord Stanley delivered
the address of welcome. Papers by fel-
low. OF the society IN both the United
states and Csnsds were read. The Off
GERS elected include the following:
President, Sir J. William Dawson, Mon
iresl; vice president. G. {. Chamber
lam, Chicago; second ce-president,
Professor stevenson Of New York: sec-
retsry. II. J.. Fsirchild, Rochester, y.
Y. treasurer. J.C. White, Morgsntown.
". Va.
This evening public lecture will be
gwen by Professor W. J. McGee of
Washington on fossil earthquake. At
the close an informal reception Will
be gwen by Or. BOwdiuot. The society
VII be banqueted tomorrow night
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

Awful Sufferings of Settlers Near the
Oklahoma Border.

HUNSEwELL, Kas., Dec. 2s.-Reports
are beginning to come In from the
camps of homeseekers along the Okla
homa border showing the terrible
effects Of the blizzard which swept over
that part of the state Christmas night.
All along the line OF the territory from
Arkansas City almost to the Colorado
line are TO be found the camps of these
people. As they are living either in
frail tents or thinly covered wagons
the severe cold has almost been death
blast for all the weaker members.
1t is estimated that fully 1000 people
are camped out waiting for the OPEN
ing Of the Cherokee strip, three -fourths
of whom have been severely frozen.
The blizzard came upon them suddenly
and was unexpected, hence there was
lttle preparation for II. The result
was that at least three lives have been
lost and fully fifty have been so badly
frozen that they will lose limbs.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
McCUNE,s DENIAL.
He Brands the Topeka Story ~ . Big
Canard.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S-Dr. McCune,
the alliance leader here, when shown
the dispatch from Topeka. purporting
to be an editorial from the Alliance
Advocate, charging him with aiding
the democrats by circulating their cam
paign documents and afterwards try
ing to fasten il on Governor TIllman of
South Carolina. and with pursuing
Colonel Polk, the national president go
as TO cause his death, said: "The story
WAS cotton up here Washington by
schemers and is fraud from beginning
to end. Nobody ever charged or sald
that I sent out democratic literature or
tried to fasten IL on Governor Tillman.
The story regarding Colonel Polk is
also false
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
ALWAYS MYSTERIOUS.
On His Deathbed People Know Little
of Blaine.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-"Mr. Blaine
still shows improvement and the day
throughout has been. uneventful."
The hour Was 6 p. m. when this state
ment was made to reporter for the
United Press and DR.. Johnston had
again just left the bedside of MIR.
Blaine. He said In addition that he
did not expect to return tonight. DIR.
Johnston still maintains his conserva-
tive attitude in regard to talking at
length about his patient and cannot be
drawn into discussing any feature of
his disease, although some very in-
genius questions have been asked him.
In fact the doctor has not yet admitted
that Mr.. Blaine is afflicted with any
specific disease. Nor can be DO drawn
into discussing the probability of MIR.
Blaine's recovery. There were . num-
ber of callers ut the Blaine residence
today, rs the interest in Mr.. Blaine's
condition does not diminish, notwlth-
standing the reassuring tone of the
daily bulletins. For tho past few days
matters in the household have resumed
their normal state. As long ~ Mr..
Blame holds his own tho family are
hopeful that his life may be spared for
. long time to come.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
Italy VIII Be Represented.

WAsHISeToy, Dec. 2s.-The ltslio-
American board OF promotion of the
Worlds Columbian exposition has
closed its work with the fulfillment Of
the object OF its efforts, namely to have
Italy be officially represented at the
worlds fair. DIR. &. r. CarcrIsti and
Prof. Fava, who have been at the head
of the movement, are very lubiiant
over their success, which has led TO the
appointment Of q commission by the
KING of Italy.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

FkIRFtx. MINI. Dec. 2S.-This little
town was thrown into sconlmoton thIs
morning by the announcement thst the
hack IT Fairfax wcJid not agsin open
go doors Small eecositors lose about
fi0.eN snd TIE county Of kenvile
sbou3 g. 2.9o. the latter beng secured
ny tne nondsn1en q the treasurer
The esns pad up capital vas So 9oo
and its officers we're ; A Beard. prssl-
dent. II Red voct FsHs, aud finlev A.
cray. cssh er. Of Fslrfsx. TIE hsnk
wss opened ~ December. 1889 The
crash sad 70 - = bad one. th1ugh
nc fgures en- sssess ard liabilities are
octs1ns6le-
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
MEMS LIVES ron GOLD.


DENVER. Dec. 2s.-The San Laun
mining camp has followed the prece-
dents of all great mining excitements
by baptlsing itself with hun au blood.
A courier arrived at Bluffs City early
this morning and reported q terrible
battle yesterday. IN which over 100
shots were exchanged. He reported
eleven men killed and large number
wounded. George Ferguson, an old
prospector, and James Eody, known as
blind Jm," one of the best known in
Arizonia and New Mexico mining
camps, are among the slain. The
courier was in q state Of breathless ex-
element and had left the grounds
after the last shot was fired to obtain
medical aid.
A private dispatch this afternoon
from Dolores, to John Eddy, q Denver
mining man, confirms the terrible re-
port. The trouble grew out Of dis
pute over certain Claims which has
been staked out. There are nearly
5000 men in the fields, and there has
been very little attention paid to the
people stalking off claims. The pros
pectors have simply devoted their time
to prospecting and securing the sands
70 find the most prominent locations.
There has been few claims staked
out, however, in places where many
colors to the pan have been found.
But the lines of the claims, 1t is said,
were not reported and quarrel en-
sued.
The direct cause of the trouble was
the discovery OF large nuggets in the
bottom of a small stream. Up to the
moment of the rich strike everything
was all right, but the site OF the large
nuggets had the same effect on the
prOspectols as red rag on a Mexican
bull. Each man claimed that he had
first claimed the ground and to settle
the disputes guns were brought to bear.
There were over forty men engaged in
the terrible conflict. Few, if any, es-
capped unhurt.
The information Of the trouble has
caused great excitement in Denver
among the prospectors who were skep-
tical of fabulous wealth of the new
gold fields. The battle will undoubt-
edly bring thousands of people to the
new camp. for old prospectors regard
deadly conflicts over mining camps as
the best evidence of rich strikes.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

TsrsTox, Dec. 2s-yohn l.. Conover.
counsel for the Jereey Central railroad
company, today flied be answer TO
Attorney General stockton's supple
naent of information sgsInet the Read
ing coal combine. The answer denies
that the cbsncslior's orders we're dls-
oteved in any respect. Neltber the
prscs OF coal. nor tbe rates Of trsnspor-
istion Was raised TO consnnsrs IN the
sfatG
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

Awful Sentences Of Psrtic. pants in the
Choiers Riots.

ST. PErERsHURe, Dec. 2s.-A court
marital IN Isssend hss passed sentence
on the leaders r the choiera riots on
iAst July 9. seventy men we're tired.
Eight we're sentenced to be strsngled.
four 10 lo.s # al evil rights and de-
portion 20 Siberia for life. snd thirty-
three q lose terms of smpT sonment.
twenty tse were scquitted. Men tired
we're smong toe 800 rioters. The
mob Invaded the Russis ag-rteT. kised
the Gepuiy governor. Count FoUtlnst-
soa. broke ooen and piucdsTed saops
snd stoned a. eisizsEs n their wsy.
TIE mllltsry vss cslied out snd fred
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
Crema,ed Alive.

osswAToMsr, Kas., Dec. ls.--At IL
O'Clock last night FIRE DESTROYED
three large dwelling housse here.
The fire originated from natural
gas IN one of the kitchens OF
Mrs. Louisa kincle, boarding house
keeper Her infant child, her rister
Mss Griffith and Miss Fletcher q ssrs-
ant were burned alive Mrs. kindle'e
husband Was killed by . train near
Holden Mo-, two months ago.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
Want . Warrant for MItkiewiez.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.--IAwyer. c. T.
Burke and.hss client. Arthur l.. Tones
of Brooklyn, were at the Tombs police
court this morning and secured from
Judge Ryan another warrant FOR the
arrest OF Eugene de hitkiewioz upon
the charge of grand larceny IN the frat
degree. He 10 accused of obtaining
$500 from Tones under similar pre-
tenses 10 those used IN obtaining the
sl.75o, upon which charge the count
Was recently acquitted.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

Christmas shooting which for remark
able results is without = parallel. The
oombatants were Dr. Hooks Moore and
J. I. Losingsr. Saturday morning
they quarrsisd. In the afternoon they
met and renewed the quarrel. They
were about three fest apart when botn
c0mmenced shooting. After eleven
shots had been exchanged ct short
range the two men stopped hostihtlss
TO count up damsges- Moore had been
shot in both arms. Lonnger had re-
csivsd . bullet through each hand and
. bystander had received one in each
leg.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
Fought to a Draw.

San FRANCISCO. Dec. 2s.-For the Sc
coDd time IN their experience, Billy
Murphy, the New Xeslander, and
Tommy White of Chicago. faced each
other tonight m the same ring. The
contest was for purse of 81 $50 aud
took pIsce at the Pacific Athletic club.
The referee declared the fight draw
at the end OF the thirty-third round.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
Where Is the Umbria2

New York, Dec. 22.-Conjecture as
to what has happened TO the long over
due Cunarder Umbria, is ali that can
be INDUCED in. Two OF the most seri-
Gus accidents that could befall the
Umbria would be the running down of
one of the many direlects now drift
ing aimlessly In the steamship lanes or
coming into collision with another
vasaol
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
Ponulisis Are isnny.

IsDrASAroLIs. Dec. 2s.-Tbe populist
conference adjourned today after the
executive board OF the industrial legion
had ratified the constitutional changes
noted IN last nights dispatches. and
this afternoon the first start was made
toward organizing the legion in lndi-
ana by mustering in about fifty men,
bers and appointing Henry Vincent
atate orparlzeT
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2s.-The Eewberry
library Of Chicago has purchased Kcb-
ert Clerk's collection Of books on fsh.
This was one of the rinest branches Of
Mr.. Clark's magnificent collections and
lovers of ClnciunAt's welfare had long
hoped 10 secure II for tbe public III
brarv. IL 10 rumored that other flns
collections on various subjects. lpciud-
ing the unequalied American, viii
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
Not q Dynamitsr.

DUBLIN, Dec. 2S.-The authorities.
after making . most searching inyesti-
CATION Of the movements for several
days past OF Keyans. found that the
story ne told of where he mad been,
and what he had been dong, WAS true
in every particular. Their inquiries
revealed that the man in custody had
not been near the scene OF the explo-
sion. and an ahbi having been satisfsc'
toniy shown, nothing remained but to
release HIM.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

PHILADELPHIA, Dec PA statement
Of all business of ali lines Of the penn-
sylvsnIa system west of PittstuF2 and
Erie for November, 1892. a. compared
with the same month IN 1891. show an
increase IN gross earnings Of So 4T3. an
increase IN expenses OF $3.50 les, de-
crease in net earnings ia expenses OF
$3.50, lea; decrease IN net earnings Of
<frf cr4
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
Bourke's Instructions.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-Capt. J. G..
Bourke, Third cavalry. had another in
terview with Adjutant General Will
Jams at the war department today, and
left nero this afternoon for his station
At San Antonio, Texas. 1t 10 under
stood that ne conveys secret instruc-
tlons for the guidance of General
Wheaton IN the conduct OF his cam
pslgn against the Mexican revolution
lists on tho north hank of the Rio
Grande, and that Captain Bourke is
charged with the special duty of inves-
tigating the matter for the benefit OF
tho war department
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
Another Rich Club.


XHEELINe, ". Va, Dec. 2s.-Jsmes
Bovsri of Steubenviiie, O., fought Billy
Smith from Chicago an eleven-round
fieht here at an early hour this IA m
ing. gHockipg Smith out. The men
weighed IN st li9 pounds and fought
for $500 The mill was business from
starf 10 fnlsn.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
One GAINED for Iisrrl.nn.

BfsNtRcK. n. D., Dec. 2s.-It now
transpires that Wamberg, one Of the
Harrison electors, will receive his cer-
tihcste of election notwIthsiand iDg the
order Of court TO count the famous
Selz precinct, which would, If counted
IN time. have elected ali three Weaver
electors.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

FH1cseo. Dec. PA weli-5s~eloped
case Of sirnlsnt smallpox wes clsco<-
cred this morning ~ No. 20 t'Fden ave
uue. bosrdsug h0uss. ~ Snifn theye
sre twenty one sosresrs. The pstient.
william M5Iburp, Wa tsksn tc the r~ss-
b0use.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

MKkpvTIbt, Pa, Dec. 2s.--1rplloa-
ton has besn made by stockholders Of
the Farmers Co-ops-stive iirnk OF this
city fer the appointment Of recsiver.
Trey claim tne bank 10 ine0iysnt. bot
il u believed . reorganization vii bs
elected and the tank placed on .
sOiic footing.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

PfrTsBBRs. Pa. Dec. zs.-Ths sport
ink ed tor q the Times was today
author. .zed by 2 P.tisburg sportsman
80 make = match between I'd smith. Of
Denver and Joe CaOyiosks, of Csiifor-
nis. for s.. 900 a sde, the spor srnsn IN
question 10 tske TIE CboyIuski end
<r q
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29
SIGHTED TnE UnsssA.
The Mosavia Saw Her on Dscembss ~
West Bound.


NEW YoKK. Dec. 2s.-Ths Hamburg
American line steamsr Moravia. Gap
tain Wincker, which arrived tonight,
reports: December 81, 10 .. M, lati-
tude 40, longitude SS:65, about
three mlles distant, sighted .
three maste and two funneled
steamer beyond doubt the Cunsrd
line steamer Umbria, now fonr
days over due in this port) bound west,
gong at her usuai speed. and directly
in the Liverpool track. The weather
Was fine at the time, but soon after be-
came toisteroue. Ii WAS the opinion
Of the officers the steamer was un-
doubtedly the Umbria. The Morovia
left Hamburg December u, and expe-
rienced rough weather from about De-
cember %. until she reached this port.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

wAsHTxeroS, Dec. 2s.--So material
change has occurred IN the condition
Of Martens Harrison, the presidents
fever-stTlcken grsndcbild, and the
family are ssnR1ine that the patient
will safely pass the various stages Of
tbs disease 70 ultimate recovery.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

CEpAR BAFIos, Ia, Dec. 2s.-owing
10 the nOn-arrivsl OF some of the dele
gates, the meeting of Representatives OF
the various railroad organizations wss
postponed until morrow morning
wnen fnlI altsraanca "a ernacted
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

HsyERnfIB. Mas. Dec. 2s.-Ehss 7 +.
Tneais, father Of Senator Ingalls, s1d
one OF HsverhIi'- most prominent CT
lzens. died at his res dence on Summer
street IN : Afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

Waco, Tex, Dec. 2s-Ths Waco g
North western raiiF0sd was sod u b.
Fl. Z. Green. son q Mrs. Hslsy Green
Of New YORK, for 81 81. go
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

Albany. Dec. 2s.-Congressmsn R.Q
Nils vas dined tonight 81 the Fort
Orange club by the members OF the
Mills club. an organization coEnposed
Of democratic workers IN this county.
An elaborste ntnn vas partsken Of.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-12-29

Genera Roche, ~ho is reported 70
hsve joined the Nsricsn revolution
isss. q knovn throughout the country
a. "1he Tiger" lie we one Of Mar
rnilian's generals.