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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
SEIZURE OF THE CooUIrLAM.
The Captain OF the Corwin Reports thu
Case to He al quarters.

WASHINGTON CRY. July 1i-Captain
Hooper, commanding the revenue steamer
Corwin, has made 4 brief report OF the
seizure of the British steamer Coquitian.
He has turned the vessel over 20 the mar
sha. At SlsEa and will transmit 9 full re-
port as soon as possible. He estimates
the yalue of the vessel and cargo 81 $40
0a
IL appears that the Coquiilan entered
karbor Of the United States. 10; port OF
entry. without o permit from the customs
authorities, transferred and received
cargo In violation Of lar and was
eazzrea IN towing within the Jurisdiction
oF TIE United States. and has for these
acgs subjected herself sad cargo 70 con-
fsc&tie= ard the officers and crew
20 Gne and Imprisonment X also
arrears that ihe captain sad owners O. the
Cssazltl2-n were warned br Collector
Mlaas. % yirtorix, before sailing tina.
shsy wozli run crest zlsk Of what
sssr proposed - do He advised
11se-n 20 make transfer or the high sea.
Ia. .Aey refused - &c governed by his sd
v5os. AID he states that the United States
Eafhe-112es hare several grounds for the
seIx2re TIE seAser. o! Victoria con-
ceoe thAt the seizure : blow which Will
c., &C further sealing fo- This wear. as
o42y gwe.Te q the largest Canadian YES
SEES had resolved supplies before the Co
oalilsEn wzs taken n charge by tie United
s1ases
The revenue outte- Corwin and the re-
raalade- were compelled 70 give up their
'r1Ts AID retarn 70 port Il,
!. reported that the roachers have
been unusually active and tha:
the weather IS favorable. The
sscrh:s- wss in6iscyimsnate and unre-
strained. and IS consequence the catch
10 cate aggregates upwards Of S4,oeo seals
tie lsrges; eye. made n the North Pzci6c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
French siai.ser of Marine Resigns

PAETs, July lL-The chamber OF derQ-
ties today voted 10 call Oh the government
70 Place sae operations il the colonies
under single control. The minister Of
marine IS the only cabinet officer affected
oE The vote. After the vote was
announced cabinet council was
co1voke1 70 discuss whether the
whole cabinet would resign. TIE cabinet,
after lengthy conference, decided that
the ministry should not resign as body.
DIT " Bavisignic should Be replaced By
another minister
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
Chicago Races.

wAsEIseToS PARK. CHICAGO. July u-TAs
weather toc4E vas Ire. aid TIE attendance
7,e1 Summaries:
Five fur.c1gS-Etsth Be.--cnr Won. First Rose
secozd. Slr Carr t1lr& Time, los
>x iurto1gs->te1nwsv vo0. Mct1lnty second,
Annie C.ark third Tine. r.I+1.
Nile art secretly Esris->sasa Ana WOE. Gov
Tine. I-s>
NLe-Etael Won. Daily McCons secoat. Good
as third TINE. E-G-i
Nine sGrloEEs-E-pe-T Race Won. Joe SIaek-
buzz sseon;. CIcely n ri. lime. I55s
SIX tGraaass-LaSs View Won. Foxcal- second.
Garci= Ekird. T.E2s. Isis
tx fu-,Crgs-E p-naz WOE. Ross-o-t second
F9--Es FS- Ds81 third Tina la
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

OtyNrsA. Julv Special The So
v-tr0e cour to-day &eci5e5. IL Ne><e. tsr.
vs. Mel sorh.ia fr>,0 King county. taa-
common las marriages are oot vs...1 IN
ta-S sgage. ana Lhas "a n3Srg a4Se ~ Re .awt..
must o- entered ,ato in SccoV}auce v.t1
taa S.zsslS IS the SlDapie aSrt -.cnt & q
nan S2j woman 10 I've together - aus
ran1 AMI wste witarut ANY ceremony -
helG ~ ~ ne mara. axe.
The case II Eorns -. The Commence
uent Gay LaH3 aad Improve aea, tcHs-
pAGy, tEo.a Fierce eoaasy, Mas Alarmed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
KATE CASTLEroN Is DEAD.
A Burlesque Actress Famous for Her
Matrimonial Troubles

NEW 1cEE. July IA telegram from
Providence. z l.. reports the death OF
Kate C2stle1on, the we>i-kaown soub-es.e.
azEe Casslscez vas eezu;..uI sn3 sh.ps,v
woman, ta1r singer A23 81 excellent dancer
she gained he- reputation Il Genie o1e-a ant
f2e1 t-ay~-es4 WIKI : company o. her crv-- -ne
Sss -as--y celebrated ;o- Der matrimonial
t-olo.eS After esca quarrel With her sseon3
husband sae would tel tie newsrsrss-s al
s5oa' =, s12 caus ksp: he- name Continually
esto-s he T1o-.e- SIC was sh3-t = years cd
vas spoAen q o. the ? AZ balls a. ''Bo2zIs Kass
Css;4efc2, and STE szcg "For Cool
nsss >aAe L02s say TCIa YoC
est's- t1s1 sly gre e.ss ccgld
SEE was married three t-ss. twice 70 Toe EsI;ost
sad o1ce % theatrical rzsZageC named Phi
lips Elliott w&S criminal who had sssa .hs
Inside o prisons - E3o-e -azn one country So
Vas Hcusaslls 2tr0i: Szd desperate whaa
EC-cre oecaE.e too Dot for hl1a lie crossed tsa
ocean % America k&ts Cas-se.o- vas ss-~sr-
- New YORK house Sn1 El1ott became one q
lar SINNER she knew something d = < ~
.c-v. g: ao- a. Of i, ard a--se. % zss--v ar,
On els promise - is&3 81 honest 3ite Ia ca-s-
E2c7y was performed IL 80 TIE rcxt ~aar
k1lo;; forged a dram ~ ss9la on IL v.
4o.& Lie Insurance coZra2y zasi Ma arr
ia ssG2z~1, 2ovsTs-, wEis cn rs NY g
he Io-aos Sn& weUs - Boston. wh4-s ~
sta-e 500 from /. .ewsle-. lie wzs arrested
- lux -A--eS-S al s%2s - EytSe1 TO-
ave yezrs &n1 hass lis wfs --i~;
UnsIecsss -giiy - ssc1-e rs parton. VIA -
Ee--l expired t7ey seE&a living taSssher srstn
e-t - wSs not locS before IL became sa.sl,,-..
All s-~eGr11 ey @sEee sufficient . r,-C,,,-e h:-0
G.Fo-cs >GcseEZs2 : +Aev became -se,s,-
ei-eG A-l1 wers married z-z{1 WhIs s..-..x
wss 2y-nE - ~foP a he Bs5ez. Ess.-,-
ssS-2 concluded tezz re lad -ea,1a - b. go.
Gus E= sSw a. sc walking q ur7e- ~
Syea1s enc evening with szsa:c-asss ~av-,,
man Although lis eseo-t VS. . szrgA r,s-
@s--s 3ue r1s1eG Toward azc z:.s,se,t 80.
|lia L. 1si- Iaese wss 4 pa--y. cog..;s- a.,
i1e2 Astes escort received 3 G, , N ss- ~ -
s14' tsllsd han - 20 Z.o22t. s.s 80
~ As4 c1 = TRUMP. Of coarse .as-e ma.
&1o-ee- c-vo-c@- As,ss rex. cz5sre telf 49,
drunken Harry Ea1lhgs. wac as se..,,- a. -
1An2zsr Il he crazy EaseE- zu.s 80 -,
SIC wzs rarely, L eve. So,e - azrss. K.,s =
Gently g-sye1 81 tie Fact5c cas-. II "a -
z4sE, Appearing = SEATTLE aacct i y.s-s-,f
Cyras w Fields Condition.
NV IOgx. JE1v Il Cirrus W r;a,s
passed 3 restless aish,, ard : ue-cep,ih.v
weaker tbs afternoon. HIS ;e-,ra~.,r,-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

sent BY steamer on Wednesday. dis
patch from s. Johns says : careful essI-
mate pats the loss Ay IRE So not less than
so oo1. oo1. and the Insurance :. S 90 90.
Rain IS falling there
LoSpos. July IA relies fuad for the
sufferers a. 81 Johns las been started by
the lord mayor, and IS heartily supported
By the ciEixers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

BUESos AyEEs. July lin al inter
view yesterday Prsslten, Saeaz Pena szii
that n his opinion u SKI re impossible 10
pay the co1nEry's debs II full. He fsvo-s
the appointment Of commission 70 study
the count-y's resources He nouss 20 Re
aole % form strong and capable ministry,
ready 20 make sacriaces for the payment
Of just proportion Of foreign claims
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

In this cxse the e5a-t hc.1s that trustee
% 8 corporation cannot recover pap Tor
services 10 tue company 81 an lnpAsd
coarscz, but only upsoa Al express sg-ee-
Zeat. and this must come from some other
source OF authority than the action Of the
trustees Themselves
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
A Murderer Killed BY Lightning.

BELLTyss. Mont, July lift "a believed
here that the man who was killed By
lightning last week. while accompanying
A. J. Jackson. his employee. % LaTina
vas none other than the one who assisted
Car! schmidt II the Greenwood murder az
Napa, February 8. 1851. The resemblance
ls...es u eEerT -art,cnIar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
FIEE AT FDK
Block Of Frame Buildings in Heart of
City Burned-Loss 81 a5. 900.

PORTLAND, July Ii-EArly this morning
{ FIRE broke OF: IN s small carpenter chop
/ on the west side Of Sixth street, between
I Washington and Stark. and owing - some
+ delay IN getting water the ira gained head
+ was IN the dry material and in few min
/ utes row OF oae-storv frame bEi d.n-s on
| Washington street, owned BY Mrs. Kelly.
( of San Francisco. was al ab.aze. By ghe
/ time the department arrived the fire had
/ spread To FASHIONS cigar store and =
small cottage On the north. Water ap-
! pearei 70 ne scarce. and the streams had
! little effect. The fire mex. caught Mrs
I FanshaW' s Tod giug-house, the Alk4d0 l0E!g-
ing-house on the north and the Brunswick
/ ,odging-house on the west. az th-ee-stOry
! frame buildings. The fire burned with II
! creas,ng rapidi,y, and for time the block
| Immediately on the north was threatened
| on account OF q south wind blowing. For
| two hours the IRE burned iiercely and the
water seemed 10 have hut liitle effect.
! The wind died down and the frenen had
no further trouble II oonhning the flames
| 20 the block, but the buildings which were
! on IRE were burned 70 the ground.
The following are the principal losers:
Loss Iasz-.
| s;einb.ch & Wells. New Bruins
wick lodging house, ;h-ee-s.oEF
Afal1e e-~rlA1 s-SsSl-
| Mr. Kelly, OF san Francisco. row
OF one-s7ory frame buildings 5eo9 SeH
E3chei Bros. groceries --.-..-----. 1900 42V
/ MrsA l. Faasaas. letEil 2 hogse- i4,e1o 100
W. Mo1fleta, Mk&1o lodging
house aud sAsoou 1890 $500. I2-eDo co
! Mrs. ). T. tseair3. Ihree-storr frame
lo1S 4ng-aouse .---.-..-.------..- 19.on
I Carrie Bsinbr.dge. tHo-s.oEy
frame ..-----..---.--------- sEy0 -.-..--
Other minor losses make the total sl2S,
/ 0Do. covered by So, GO insurance.
Mrs Fgnshsw and Cz-rfs BziEb-6gs are 10
to-sess al over sAe Northwest as r.ist-=sses Q.
houses OF Ql-tsns-l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

Percy Rochester IS sad TO Re On the
lookou; for burglars every night
Early yesterday morning enc q!
tie carriers Of the fosg-l>ru1t6xxtrg
touud him oat III hss uasa.,s<
with revolver looking to- burglar ar 4
the carrier had % proper ldeou{y h,.2-
self before he could PASS on. \ ;ew nights
nco the same carrier passed ov
the house and seeing Two ne.
IN thc ward ran after policeman
who - orce went ~ the p3sce. Ar-iva<
there BE to1nd the IocH "a &c Mr., RocGes-
,er Aiu>ci ana Chtcf Jackson, Who were
laying III wait tov burglar y 10 had eeS1,
II the .Ehoorhood
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

Not = House Lett >szRdtnS-F Fer,
Made H. Ea cess.

SPOKANE, JAR lis Special '-Wo-3 has
;ast reached this city tha: Crossport.
Idaho was swept OUT % existence ~ IRE
last friday. 10; 8 house being left stand
ing. Abou: a;tv persons are rendered
homeless. The ne started II the rear q
Ma&5ox's Old opera-h0-se.
tCrossPori VS. = boom t1uc - vAe Great
Northern. Il sprung into existence ta-.nc
Ihe "a vos3 construction. sad aN4 se-v@i is
Ys-rc>& The aaaac.z! loss mus: have ble2
x-a.f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
Russian Labor strikers sho, Dead

ST. PETERsBUzs. July lit IS reported
that the governor OF Astrakhan shot down
three rioters Of the police of Baku whose
demand FOR at Increase OF wages vas r.
lscted, they quitting the service The al
sence q .he car Is unfortunate as nobody
has authority over the rule Of red r2piSm
which ae.sys decisive ACTON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
THE ST. JOHNS FIRE
Loss Twenty Million peliars-f fifteen
Thousand Persons Destitute.

HAE'FAx, \. :. Julv lt-Iae c''-zeHs'
co1-1- -s.@S las seat messages 10 she
r2ayors q. ;hs Cities ard ;oSDs o. the p-C-
VsIacrs saxsGc ia; Insov n2Asloa :-oza -
Jo3aS, y, :, Shows gAAG tSo-,hlv3s o the
c--y Nss burned II the AFs a. Friday and
saturday, .yavlag t5eo persons vIFao1.
;0o1. c.osai1S or shelter. and asking how
much .hs: clt.es 2aa ;owns 49, give -
relieve I@e s25eE.2s. supplies are 10 os
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

ycNabb, of Portland. are the third and
fourth men. McGinnis, who has done the
hest work for Seattle. comes fifth, with
a percentage os $50. winning ten
-.-nes ous of eighteen. This is q splendid
showing, considering the poor support Of
the team behind him. Following is the
,aro-i Of victories and defeats:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
Indicted for Attacking Portland Police.

Portland, July 1.-The grand jury to
day indicted George Fl. Moffett. editor Of
the EreFing telegram. for criminal libel.
The alleged Hbe. consisted n The pG5llca-
ton OF an article previous 10 the las: city
election, charging ". l. Li=h;Rer and
others vita levying Al assessment OF the
Whitechapel district for campaign pur-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
Opium on tn. Wilmington.

PoETASD. July n-.Special- : The
steamer Wilmington, on her ARRIVAL 81 As
toTia lasI night from Vancouver, was
seized By Coi4ecto- Taylor. Foar hum
dred pounds o. eOn:r2ban3 opium were
found II her .o-ehold- Tae vessel IS Sill
detained
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
Fa,a, Accident a, vancouver.

VAScOUvUE. B. c., July IL. Special. =
Charles Scot: was fea-fai!y mangled to
day By being ca1gh, IN the gearing $. the
Hastings mill, and canno: recover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

CITY or AExICo, July 1.-The elections
today resulted IN the election OF President
Di2Z According 10 the returns the Sea-
ale and chamber 0: dep1eiss vii BE CON-
posed OF 5 sgpa-.o- element. Introducing
new and youns blood.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
PogrLASp.s NEW POLICE CHIEF.


PORTLAND. Jzly Special AT >
meeting OF the police commissioners this
evening Chef 81 Po.5oe SamRe2 3. Parrish
and Captain James T. Watson were Gust
e. from Office. CAPTAIN Z ". Spencer, .
sel2-knowa Ezs: Portland steamboat man.
was made chief. and Ben l. No-1ea Vas
apro.lied captain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

CHICAGO. July 1i-Western League
games today were:
Arkansas City-Lausas City 4, Indian
apolls 6.
II On aha-Omaha ~. Toledo5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
The MarysviiIe Fire Victim Dead.

A.gYsvTLLE. July lI.-TSpecial. 10. O.
Void, who was badly burned IN Thurs
days fire, died On Saturday and was
blried yesterday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

GALyEsT0S, Tex. July lL-The Nets'
srecial from 70 G-Anie Civ, SAYS: News
has been received hare that one Of Lieu
tenant Lsa-Aorue's scouts va sho. and
k.-.ei yesterday By one OF Garz2's men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
W ALA Wziia Election.

WALIA WALIa. jay IL The municipal
election was held today. J. I. Roberts
was reelected mayor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

4 ro- ease ~ Csrser's Little iive- ye..s -
- --s&s.-a, s-..g lsl.es> - so-ss .s:>es- va1
80 a-N-c -e N.-..a&t I&s-G- ex Sre t..,--sv
So s14A -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
FIRE THIS MORNING.
me Zerline saloon and Rip Van wInkls
Fu. Orice GUttsd

The corrugated iron building AZ the cor
ner West AMI University streets was
quilted by -re 81 ) c'c.cck this morning.
Ne o1s.1ins Vas occupied BY he Ze-lins
sA-oosa. oN0e1 ~ p, y Ho.den. and the
KIP NAa WinN-e tug office. The loss was
smeu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

Luciano I>tza, who ma-sa-eI Sjs pAfsH, esc
sGe asr moihe-. was exe-Usc3 "a the CIty ~
Mex GO ~ shooting az AoaGay. II took thrve
Sosleys "a klI A.m. he refgse3 T. - asina-
to.3S3. asa "a. 81 "a tas ss.4lSrs - ar. 4ee
sesce . - involving.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

4 e-l,liAn, yoz2g Lon1o2 sasg@oa AS aroused
sae aesI--isy 81 he profession - Is oc1srckea
GszEnc.zt1oz 81 ovs-1Tuggtug az his zGvoxacy
~ 1le1e t-@&EE-2. OK -lse&se. Sd s. = - Il.
H. DsE2e S2s removed ron tes 1-e3.-z. r@ris-
tef IL AS s&1Sa ssslo1 - lave A.s us-. -
sscee-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

NV fo8x. jay Il Cyrus ". r5a.5
passed 3 restless aizht, ard : pe-csnr5r.~
weaker sa.s afternoon. HIS ;e-aperase,-a
Is I94 and pQ,Se Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES
Pacific Northwest. California
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

The Dodds Carving Machine Patsnt Case
ct IN End.

The Dodds Carving Machine Patsnt Case
at IN End.
A decision was rendered yesterday IN
the Dodds patent case in favor Of the
defendant, Alfred Dodds. Two years
ago Mr.. Dodds invented = carving ma
chine and filed his application for .
patent with drawings Of the mechan-
ism. He was notified that his patenf
would be al right but that his draw
ings were defective. He forwarded
other drawings but the patent depart
ment was still unsatis1ied, and in
formed him that for . fee of ak dollars
proper drawings would be made
at the patent Office and that
his patent would BE- allowed. Tho
money was forwarded and Mr.. Dodds
began to manufacture the machinss,
putting the label 'spatent allowed"
thereon. Mr.. King. : rival in business,
found that the patent had not been al
lowed, 90 he commenced suit ir the fed
eral court charging Mr.. Dodds with
labelling an unpatented article contrary
to the law. The case has dragged along
for two years, the patent having in the
meantime been issued. The court held
that Mr.. Doods had acted in good faith
upon the strength of his Information
from the patent Office, and the case
against him Was dismissed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18
IMPORTANT II spRIle.
Advass What People should Tsks.

..--,..s, HANNA "a shsnr ~
.-st,- -. ..ss..s.s vas anlv /. rai. !.
- -, s,-.,.~s has . v.rv pee.s.>,v
-. 80 -, - s.es rn,en .e.~s,
-. -~,-... ..s a.. .@on.e rzeayas =
-s-~--.,- -. - ,a.s. f>tsa Az !.
- 80 - 49, ..~., ana nxx = .hss'
,,.s.,- -
In toe spfias there are great ana imp ortAnt
ehznsss going on IN The body. Perfect health
eaanos - maintained whsa the nerves are
weak. the system c.ossed ssd the ORGANS siu:-
xisn. There viii b ueak. tired. laaxuid and
rersoas condition. with sieepiess ana restless
nixhtx tired waking in the mornius. ne ~
petite fos breakfast. . bad taste IN The month
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

iucretla Borgla- II WAS astonishing
and uHrssaoabis 70 suppose. Tor IN Ia
slant that Ars- Haynes nad accused
ner mother OF being an adulteres4; Der
ester Of belug = bastard He did nos
think Il could be proved ~ the case.
II could not be proved by hsHsy esi-
dsnce- A vast amount OF money. >z0a,-
600. Vas involved. Before Z Jufy
could break . viii which held such
sufo IN the balance, il must have oome-
thing before It more sound and Win
mere foundation than the simple im-
putztion that Ars. Haynes had unduiy
influenced her father with such . hof-
rihle story.
Mayor uhts Reply.
When Mayor Uhi afose to reply TO
the argument Of Russell on the motion
TO expunge the question OF undue IN
nueuee from the case, the silence Was
such that the bTeathmxs OF the sceetA-
tors were audible, for GA this question
alone hangs the success Of the contest
ant. Mr.. UhI said ne did not wonder
that his brother Russell had aid that
never before in the history Of courts or
cnscs had such IN astounding socusa-
ton been made against = woman a.
that made agniEst the propouent.
s4He may we'll make the cympArisons
he does. IL will be proved here beyond
the shadow of . doubt that the pro-
ponent is guilty Of having poisoned the
mind OF her father against her sister.
have decision after decision before
me to show that We have right 20 in
tr0duce evidence to prove il" several
cases we're cited by Mr.. Uhl TO substan-
tiAtc his position, after which Judge
Adsit denied the motion aud Mr.. Rus
sell asked for an exception.
Eirst witness sworn.
The first witness sworn in the case
was Mrs. Hannah Cook. Before any
testimony was taken Mr.. Russell asked
that I'll witnesses subpoeuaed in the
case be ordered to leave the room. AZ
the attorneys for tho contestant did
not object, the court 90 ordered. Mrs.
Cook lived with the Brown family two
years, beginning 1859, and the object of
her testimony Was 70 show the manner
in which Mr.. Brown treated HE daugh-
ter Alice at the time and what relation.
or terms of intimacy, Mrs. Haynes sus-
tanned toward the family. The witness
said that Brown always treated Alice
and hor mother with kindness and con.
sideration. Mrs. Haynes, lived ~
Grandville, and had during the two
years she MIRA. Cook) lived with the
Brown family, only visited her fathers
family once. When Alice moved TO
Denver, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown became
lonesome and occasionally waited Mrs.
Haynes at Grandville. Mr.. Russell
objected to the testimony on the ground
that 1t was quarter of = century ago
in which the incidents occurred and
consequently too remote, but his objec-
ton Was overruled. At 5 o'clock court
adjourned until today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

Every customer buying goods 1t our
store will get . silver quarter with
every $l.25 purchase; . silver half
dollar with every $3.50 purchase, and .
silver dollar with every $500 purchase.
Can you make one dollar easier? The
only pIa c. you can obtain this advant.
ses y 1t O'Hara's shoe store, No. y
Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

Frank 81. Palen has begun suit in the
circuit court against Mathew Millard
and Frank Willard, the Bridge street
laundrymen. for 5000 damages for
false imprisonment. Willard caused
Palen's arrest on charge Of embezzle-
ment, claiming that while driving Z
delivery wagon he had appropriated
&64 so to his own use. Upon examina-
ton in police court Palen Was &C.
Quilted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

Miss Elizabeth Bruce. the Swedish
singer and teacher in West Michigan
university. has . marvellous mezzo-
soprano voice. She has kindly con-
sented to take the alto part IN the
Rose Maiden" and assumes the char
acter of the demented and deserted
girl. Given Tuesday eve. February %.
Box ONCE ~ Hartman's, open Mon
day, February %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

The Central Trust company of New
York W. Cincinnati. Jackson & Mack.
inaw Railroad company; order confirm
ing second report Of sale.
Singleton L. King W. Alexander
Dodds; hearing on pleadings and
proofs; case argued and submitted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

A warrant was issued from Justice
Hydorn's court yesterday on the CON-
plant Of Daniel O'Bnen for the arrest
OF stephen Weis Of Alpine. The CON-
plant charges Weis with having tres
passed on the premises OF Timothy
0'Brien, deceaseds and Gus and re.
moved timber tberefrom 70 che value
Of IS. The prisoner WAS brought ia "a
court and pleaded nos guilty u the
charge. He gave bonds 70 the amount
of 500 for his appearance IN court fou
trial on February Is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

Hoo d's Sarraparilla absolutely cures
where other preparations fail. II pos
scsses medicinal merit peculiar to itself.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-18

JUDGE BURLINGAwY.

JUDGE Bu8LIN6A0Be So
Amos NJ. Rathbun W. T. NJ. Fish, ct
a; discontinued by plaintiff.