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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-13

The Fsn.on Metallic Msaufaeturins Co.,
has n compl, ted the job Of fitting up the
lNse vault Of the Augusta Savisg Bank
with f,eproof metallic .hslvins, boxer.
n'e-cssss. etc. This makes the vanlt the
esss 'Gaipped bank vault in the state.
The fsnson Co 10 the srme concern that
las The ccrusei fof 4 tius up tie State
I a,y
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3, Devotional Exercises.
ZtS. Address OF Welc ms, Rev. j. NJ Wymar
Augusta.
R5o. Response, Rev, S. n. Adams. 80. Gardine,
Jgo Reports Okoncers Special C0mmItiee-
Reports Of Societies. New Business
20 Address, Relation Of the Society TO III
Church. Rev. + y. Busheld. Bangor.
800. rapsE-Junior Society " ORR ". ". 5lesI
err, st6nsham, Mas.
SIS Paper The Future of Christian End avon
n NJ. Stacy, Oskland.
20. Question Box.
SEQ. collation..
5.io. T0hsts Rev. J. 8 williamson, Augusta
Toa.t Master.
!, Sc OF the hymn Book Mis- Matte 4. Ran
dali, HalloWe.l.
,. flfsl Experience In leading q Meeting. Rev
c. T.. owen, GaruipeF.
J. Recitation OF scripture Verses. Rev. j. NJ
Long, n. Winthrop.
:. The Noa-Committes Memter. DR.. VIII s
Thompson. bal0well.
5. The Ideal President. stephen Stark. Wa.er
Vile.
.. The soeiable. Rev. K. W jenkins. Gardiner
EVENING.
10, Praise Service. Des. Geo. f. Halves. Angus
=.
500. Address-The aph itusl Element in Christ
i'm tndeay0r WoIk. Rev. Leroy Bean. 50
Niudham.
seo Constcration Service. III. h. Murray. Bath
Entertainment will BE- provided delegates VIII
desire TO remain over night Haif fare rates h sy
been SECURE 90 the Malice Central.
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All are entitled TO the beet that their
money will buy. so every family should
have q once, . bottle CT the best Z, miIy
remedy, Sy,up Of Figs, to oiesass the sys
TEN vhea oo-iive or bilious. For sale In
soc AID 81 no bottles by ali leading dug
fss. dec5dkslm
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REAL ESTATE.


The following are the real estate trint
fers in Franklin county for the week cid
ing Jan. 3.
WILTON Sadie p. Small to Geo. II. Bass, lanc
s2tJo, ConY +. Eatoa 70 Geo. II. Bass laGu. q:
klsGFIsLD-tarrabasset Grange store & Ia
Co to Ww. Dclbief. store and land 1850.
nAnRip-H. IA. Staokpole Of phnli,s 70 La
forest q. Voter Of Avon, land, as.
Gu, STEIN ftLE-Fl ora NJ. steYent to heirs G
Hattie smith, homestead, 1900
PHILLirs-h. seWaii Kelley 20 Martin G. KEEL
premises. 600, EtstuanJ Ross 10 Mary +. VII
bur, premises, sl0z5
srnnNC Albert X. Jack OF East Llvermore t
Ira tack. premises. val con.
FakHtsDrns -sias d. Fefhan 70 Mirinda /
Holt, W. I'd Ian, tBlI25
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Y. p. =. &. T..
Programme for the kennebee Count,
Union.

The following is the full programme fol
the Kenr ebec County Union Y. P. 5 C. T..
which Is to be beli AZ the Congregstiona
church, Aogu.ss. next Tuesday Jan. 18Th
AFTERNOON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-13


The sosve viii sass Wis: has cal, ~
brought ab3u, By tLis nssisnAi PEGS 10
legislation. O1lJ 81 lsss certificate, hsvs
been ias1sd this year thsn Isa showing
ths: many d.ssrviax ca,ei have been
reached that under former coz tiiions could
lot have ossn. The fac. tina, nearly 200 lssi
applications have been received This zeal
than we're received 10 1890 proves that
there vas less necessity than On the pre-
vieus year.
There are several c.sss stiil psndisa,
awaiting evidence, Ard these will cover the
appropriation Of ss5 0 0. Of which. on Dec.
3ia, sG4 AIS h ID been sIpenisd.
Anyone who thinks that there Is Little
worth 10 the maintenance Of the State psn-
SIGN department should look over the docl-
nsn.s, the applications. etc that are re-
csivsd during the year. They would zee
tha, . vast smouns Of suffering 10 annually
relieved BY the N 'nsy eIpsaded in s,s,s
pensions.
lG 10 almost su 9fising. says State PEN
500 Agent Par!ug,oa. to learn how close y
the veterans watch the State newsps5ers
AID II they see that any OF tbs money 10
uneI pended, the SCENT s33n learns o: the
fact, and often needy cases are brought 10
his notice. M. Ppr.nston Is very pas7 e.
p,esen. ia settling with III. towns. reIm.
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Ball fsh;s a,u'ish in the IVES. es,
The msisa'r can dodge sn Anety but. ha'
to ward a bad ciush be would need to
nee Adamson's Bo 'aa:c Balsan-
iuliiSH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-13

The following are the transfers Of rea
estate in Lincoln county for the week eod
ing Jan. .
BoorHU ~ Ella B kimbali ct al, 20 Mary c
Arlntosh ct al, laad and buiidings ESQ.
Be- )rHBAY HARBOs,-Geo' &c kennist1p Il
Akiu b. Brewer, land. etc. e.; George +
Keuniston : Dasii II. srizE,ll, land. etc. 81
BRIsroL.-Joahua Brad ord 10 John VI Bryant
land, 500, Addison A. Iaughton 20 John "
Rrysai, land $50. Nettie +. Barker TO Jubn NJ
| bryant. aud and huilSinss, 81.
DgEsDEy OUNCE { Wood Rsri al. to Al
bort Alley. nd and buildings. tltsO.
JEFFERSoN-AbiAlT ask 10 to Alden G II VI
! ton, amt, Q; Chas Dow to Marcia A Hoynton
land aud buiidiass, t}5I; Ls.li ", Folsom e
iuthrop II. Weeks, laod and hiidincs, 1900
Erwin Avery TO " iathrop h. Weeks. lard
fis0, Whit iop b Weeks to Geo. ID. Hallowell
| land and tuildings, 800
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Mrs JJsepa,i Rsrrie # lawrence
NJ e, -. bound owe, 10, forgery ii
., city. Tues lay.
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Sick Hesdsete yisljs to BE,cu,x's
Prrrs
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sFesssl ASus.c.gssssgss.c-1.s

ISAIAH acvesassnsxss, nos sxce.issk fear .ias
eo9tsx cAtef the bead N wlsxsn, teR SALE,
10 Lar. Lcsf. Ae-. vii - sassys->s 10 uAss toi
senss, three times fcr . sss:s Rad eas wei 70,
8 seass. aivaNce paymcr..
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AMUSEMENTS.
TFarLs QuAaTEr AND Miss CLAs

TFsrLz QUARTET AND Miss CLAEK.
The jl.tly iamou, Masonic Temple
quartet Of Bostor, will be accompanied
By Miss Cors Wleston CLARK, reader, piano
soils. and acco mqan'sf, or The formers ap-
psaYsnce in Maonial Hall, JAa. 20:h under
the suspi6es tf rfitiiy commandsry, K. T.
The T, mps qiar;e. needs no special
Comm ut. for he nusic loving public
know ibs. With them fer the st,. c.ior
the entertst ment given by the Knghs
will be the event CT the seas3n 81 regards
the entertainments in Augusta ,his winter.
The Boston II rail- say. Miss Clark,
the beautiful aui ace plishei reader,
h.cif at d ter audience. Ste possesses q
combination Of patu'sl gifts not 50 often
seen 10 sIy p -rscn
Lu 3ier. consoliiYed mias.rst enter
nisn Hall last evening" with . very pleasing
programme which incladsj some exceed
ingy funny and clever parts. The clog
dancing Of the II ssios brothers assisted by
Messr, Lsoarre AMI Mullen was such IS
hssn's zen ekcslltd in this city. The
sn.ias was very socd and j. NJ Wo)d vas
repeatedly recalled on tast ballad. Bring
Back the o d Smile, Of which he i, the
author, Mt. j. T. Lusisr, the blind
musician and actor vas heartily applauie
10 all his ssle J;ions and every body's favor
ito" Lev Bsnsdic.. WAS at bis best
m nth provoAi : il ,otd, gesture
Al look Mr.. George La Ross
}, indeed w1rdstIul 90 li!ib'it ard
hi, performances wi b the dancing barrel,
g'cses and table were suorg the bss: Of
tn evening, ard Ellie L,b,rre has Few
If any peers In scr5bs-i3 fea,s TIere
v.re some old .kss, OF c1u-ss. bat ~
whole they w,rs clever. though soms OF
them pos,essd lo1ei I'd. not altogether
pleasing to 'h, snltence.
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Both the method ard results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, ard act,
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN eleetually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitua
constipation. Syrup of Figs is The
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and a.
ceptabls to the stomach. prompt ir
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy aud agreeable substances, it.
many eioeileot qualities commend it
to al, ard have made It .ts most
popo,az fensty AncvE,
sggJF # F.ga IA 6se $40 a.. ST.
anc ~ s>2sz4sc ~ All !esains ,iog.
g'sfa A9- e.3H5ss 1-lFgiss sho
nay 10. a.es Il II hard VII pro
cure /. ptcr1ptiy fer sn7 oos sho
wishes to try it. b. Dot accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG SXRUp co.
say FRANCISCO, ca.
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Nlarrito.


ksSSsREC.
NJ vernor-Isn Q b. NJ. Charlss + Jack man
OF NJ. Vernon and Mics Emma Mofss q De
troll, N.
SOMERSET.
gu h Norride rt ok Jan. 9Th, NJ. wiIet Rogers
and Miss Nell ". II Ais. 10th c Sorridse k.
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WANTED.

Nf Gb-the LADY ~Hi ssnt that esle.i
w on e. =. He rics, Bedford ss.ret, GU Jap.
9th, about c'closs ". snt :, itvyea him OF 80
lbs. Of tofk roast, to Ancw that knoS them d
have hai ev-ial call, OF the sane nstuts trptn
them In the past. II the goods or az r,IGtvsl n
sc r turnet once. neihi x ma e will be I'D
about IL II MT, l >hsi let the law TAKES e.
course, IL 'hS parties With say prea' that
Sn W theu can { l. hem every word thes said
snd v'ry move they M .de trnaa tho ,i.c they
left their Rome, unth tasy rta1e sg to. aad
more 81 II necessary q. I, axRBiCA,
lan>d! Aages y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-13

Are these not healthy and bright child
ren There appearance does not misrepre
sent them; they are both healthy an,
bright. They are the son and daughter O
Mr.. J. p. Wiley, of Dorchester, Mass. an,
lie has an interesting story 10 tell in reSar,
to them. The story is as follows:
in lNnS my wife, accompanied by nv link
hos, at itat time tlcN Tu months cid, was visit.
iig relatives III Scranton, Pa The little fellow
WIS suffering untold agony cutting his teeth
My wife was told To try DR.. Hands Tcethinr
Lotion. The effect was magical II did no,
siupTfN the child. rs most remedies of th,.
character do; 1t simply sunthed tie pain of IN,
burning aud aching gums. might write Il
volume, had the time. praising this remedy
anu t!ith not eNpFeSs my feelings or do it lust.
tee. It IS supply marvellous. After her RI.
turn 60 BOSTON she wanted another bottle bn,
found that II WAS unknown in this CITY
,urFcSpondt'd with DIR. Hand. and received IN
reply sample of each OF his remedies I nsr,i
them on both OF my children, rccouuende,j
t4ciu 10 ali my friends, and have vet To fin,i t
person who, after Using the remtSiI,,s ,.sn,c,nl
" Ieethlng Lotion aud Collie Cure, that couIn
not praise them. People may saw. ana hars'
SUD to me; ON. there must lie something in
tllHt I'S.thinE Lotion that effects the chIld'.
hruln.' IN rrlHy 10 this Will say have, tw,
enldTen' Il tAlN anu giri, VINO have been
lrtaild WIN lcethiEG lotion since time of be.
Slhihhk L. 'hl OF tecttung, and challenge any
arson to furnish two with amy clearer brains
.cAe"rlul'S recommend them TO parents WI.
pNa tNCir little ones" "
For Sale by CHAs. K.PARTRIDGE, Au
gusta, GEO. W. DORR. watervilIe. II. 4.
Brann, HallOweil, GEO. Es WARREN
Gardiner. jlysodio' T.
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1iieo.

pieo.
ARpoSrook.
SprsgJ.'s Nils-Jan. lst -sdl Y, sou Of ]. II
and Stus Lee. aged ? yesr-; 9sB. 9Th, Minnie
wife OF George ptnsmDre and daughter OF sambe
Randall: Jan. : n, Msry, al > OF Hsrry JeDkin.
and daughter Of sxmsel Rainfall; Jan. sfh
sainGel RANDALL, aged soou: % !ears.
kESNEEE,,
Fsye.te-Jsn tn, Mrs Mary J. Jackm2u. fer
merry of NJ. vernon. g-i sh. vt 70 years.
Norti Va ssIboro-JAa. 9Th, Mr. George Dear
bone, ag' 4 y
East V.s-sieero-Js1. ~, Sr. s. muel l. Mar
der. aged "a yssfs, m5E-' :,
Chins-Jan 7.b, NJ ''tl. surge :.
LIN 1LS-
Eas. o.hbay-Dec- %, 'gi, Tea. wife o. Chss
S. syry. agei 70 years: d1a. q. -, Nah ia, vi
of col moa Dodge, ssed g.
soNERsE-.
Soa'h Swridzewoek-Jsn. tn. MS. jail.
| II Dos, wife OF !, al. NJ Ac5b,.
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&orrr.
SoNEssEr,

SOAEEsEr.
Sou h Soriidgewocs- ith 10 the vie Of
Mr.. Char ga miller, + daughter.
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$50 90 REWARD

OSr-R Between Cpshres Rsisa,s and Rhtne's
- hu cr ss'nt. c. skia wallet c,stalatax
nrxriy cue, hundred dollars. A Icss5d OF $50
will be paii for rtIl OF same TO this et6ee. or
10 r. 4, Seas. tASdlS'
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STATE PENSIONS
Nearly Two Hundred Less Applications
that Last Year and Appropriations Ex-
pended to Good Advantage.

TIE iast Leg sls IRE appropriated 81, 900
to b. sIpshdsd 10 State Esnsioas last year
ssd go go far Is3z. The applications
have been nearly 200 less than Ia the year
1890, and The comnissiorer has been en-
aoied to relieve The greater par, Of the mos.
deserving cssss. Tas Legislature sniicl
psisd ihs sssc. Of the na.ionsl pension las
pssssd an. 37sh, 1880, ssd taei. aniicp pa.
toes have proved correct In The nsin.
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LOST.

T OSr--white EnRi'h Bail TERROR name,
IL York. brown max gu Il ear, ,cs.a te
tern esaer Of ~hervsbsa;s II tsuHd. Nrs, y u
Stevens, Randolph. ianisttf
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Local and Business TIPS.

Ft,h caught shad at kao~lton
YJucs's.
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Tie Cia.i,a Stores and Ranges hare h2t their TRIAL
And came cot with brigh; 4Rrels Of fame. -
They usa no great amount OF fuel d
rgI they get there Jas, the SAINT. - &
They claim 20 De champion, *
And ready all others 20 meet. -
Fer they feel there nore In existence 4,
Ina. with them today can compete. 81
now invite everybody tSW 80
Our Clarion Stoves and Ranges 10 try.
And they too't do as tell you
don't expect you 10 buy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-21
Mrs. Neal Pursued by Her Enraxed
Husband for taking His Cash.

There was a wild commotion In the Esther
house on Front street yesterday noon and the
dodgers went flying ahout the halls in q reckless
manner and many IN abbreviated costumes
After the trouble was over it was found that
Arthur Neal, proprietor of the house, had been
chasing his wife Jennie with a Ratchet with the
avowed intention OF terminating her existence.
According to Mrs. Meals statement her hus.
baud has been on protracted spree for five
days, and yesterday morning came home some
what the worse for wear. He listened TO her
words of comfort and lay down on the sofa
After a while he fell asisep, and she, thinking
his money would be safer in her possession, took
q $l00 bill from his pocket Mr.. Neal awoke
and on finding his money gone accused
his wife OF taking it When he got
the pocketbook he looked through 1t and
swore his wife had taken q 81 o0o-bilL She de-
MED it. His anger eliminated when he hit her
on the jaw. She ran asay in fright, and, pick
ing up the first weapon handy, he chased down
the hall. declaring he would kill her. The
dodgers heard the connection, and. while some
stuck their heads out Of the doorways, others
Joined in the race.
Dir. Neal was not IA racing condition, and
gave up the fight, and his wife came down town
to see about putting hi n under bonds to keep
the peace. She told Prosecuting Attorney Mil
Ter Mr.. Neal had three pevolvers and Winches.
ter. and she was afraid he would shoot her
The couple were married last July.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-21
THE BLOTTER.
suPEaIoR ugf-LrCHrESsKRa J.

eUPEAIOR cor 9f-IICHrESBEk9,J J.
j. B. Wright vs.. Joan Duke ct .I.-Plaintif's
motion for default and judgment granted; order
signed.
fact, conclusions of Jaw and decree; signed.
" Kratz Va. sarah Z KretZ-Fiadings OF fact,
ants exceptions alloEed.
William earle vs.. florence Carls-FIndings OF
fact, conclusions Of Az ana decree; signed
motion for order of default and judgment
granted: order signed
Alma L Barber vs. &. II Barber-Order for
default and judgment; signed.
SUPERIOR CouRT-osBokN,
&C Phinney ys. IL Z. Shields ct al-Def.ult
and Judgment in the sum of s5JL2s, with attor-
neys fees aud costs
Frank Iodoucenr -. Northern Pacific Rail-
road pQlation and order allowing
transcript on appeal.
DID Williams vs. {. Fl. French ct aL-Trans-
ferred to criminal department.
A. F. Burleigh vs. seattle Terminal Railway q
Elevator Company-Fransferred 10 Criminal de-
partment
LYdla e Hooper vs. T. v. Goodspesd-on trial.
SUPERIOR ceURr-HUMEs. J.
City OF Seattle vs.. George sehultz-Demurrer
to CON plant sustained and appeal dismissed;
bail bond ordered exoaerated-
City OF Seattle VS.. George Armstrong-Cour
ofdcrs cause Dismissed;
City of Seattle vs.. D. B. Baker-Stricken from
trial calendar.
state of Washington VS.. Robert Miller-Rob-
berry: defendant arrsigned and pleads not
guilty.
A. +. Burleigh va. seattle Terminal Railway
Il Elevator Compatibility trial waived; court
finds for plaintiff.
Electric Railway Company-Ordered to foot OF
trial calendar.
D. d. Williams vs.. C. Fl. Fren ch-Jury trial
waived; court finds for plaintiff in sum of
$4l7s5.
PROBATE DEPABTNENT-LICETEN J.
Estate of Mary Isabelle Kellogg Parker-Bond
OF administrator sublaitted; order approving
bond
Estate Of August Auderson-order discharg-
ing administration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-21
vITIES.

license TO wed was issued yesterday hy the
county auditor 70 J. q. Ely aud Nettie Martin,
both Of Des Moines.
There Will be q sociable this evening at the
Unitarian church.
one cash entry and one Anal homestead were
Eled at the land once yesterday.
James Sullivan, the miner who was arrested
on the City of Puebla just before she sailed on
a charge OF stealing a roll OF blanket In his
possession. was fined $50 in the munici pal cou:.
yesterday, and In default CT payment was sent
10 the county Jail.
Louis Martin. colorei. chsrgei with assault
Ing and threatening to kin Henry Williams
manager OF the Fashion lodging house on
Washington street, was TILED in Justice Neasle's
court Yesterday and placed under 800 personal
bon is ~ keep the peace.
Rev D. {. Garrett president OF the Buresu Of
Associated Charities, has appointed the follow
ing committee % arrange for mass meeting Of
citreus IL order that the work and purposes OF
the Board Of Friendly Visitors be nors widely
understood thsr Is 2. Fishosck. AnSus Mack-
tntosh. i =. Bu-weli. I. K, Fleming. Charles
Prosch. F. r. W.tt.er, s /. Crawford, G. A.
Virtue, L, @. Graves, Roger :. Greene.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-21

make. This reminds us to ask
you to read our advertisement
in this paper on next Sunday.
We expect to have something
unusually good to say about
furs in the way of special
offering. If you will examine
the showing of furs that we
make, you soon will be con-
WINGED that about all the best
novelties of the season are to
be found in this stock.
We want the ladies to UNDER
stand the principles that prevail
in our departments devoted to
mems wear as we'll as the men
do. The men know what we
mean by saying that we carry
only goods of known quality
that is, only the best. And we
sell this class of goods at the
very lowest prices that such
goods can be sold. Here's
about the quickest explanation
that we can give the ladies and
it's one which they will under
stand-our departments de-
voted to the men are equally
as complete and the prices are
as uniform-fair as you have in
your own departments in the
Big Store.
Tomorrow in the mems
furnishing department We will
show a thousand new pieces of
neckwcar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-21
Keep Or zhe Enemy.

foe who Turks in ambush is a more danger.
Gus antagonist than oue who attacks us in the
open field, and for whose assaults we are, in a
measure. prepared. 1lat dangerous enemy to
health, malaria, must be encountered fully
armed. Its thrusts are sudden, unexpected and
deadly. and can only be guarded against with
certainty by fortifying the system BY . course
OF defensive medication. The surest defense
against chills and fever, bilious remittent,
dumb ague and ague cake, 10 Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, which is also an eradiator OF the
most obstinate forms of malaria which resist
the action of ordinary specifics, and the virus of
which remains in the system even when the
more violent symptoms are subdusd. Constipa-
ton, liver complaint, dyspepsia and kidney
troubles are always relieved by this genial rem
aHy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-21

Three More ut the American House-Ns
team to Remove Them.

Infee More ut the American House-No
team to Remove Them.
Three more cases of smallpox developed yes
terday in the American house, on w Washington
street The patients names are A. Berretta.
Il. spada and Mrs. A. speller Health
onicer Sparkling endeavored to get . team
from one of the livery stables to take the
patients to the pest house, but was unsuc-
cessfuL He gives a. an explanation that In ad-
dition to obiecting 20 have their vehicles used
for carrying smallpox patients the liverymen
are AFRAID that their bills will not be allowed
when they reach the auditing board after being
passed by the board of health. A messenger
was sent to the county farm to get
the carriage used for conveying patients.
but the superintendent refused to allow
II TO he used for smallpox patients.
The police department officials were much
disturbed about the state OF affairs, and all day
were continually urging DR.. Sparkling 20 remove
the patients. When he told them he would like
70, but could not obtain a conveyance. the state
ment was discredited. How or when the patients
will be taken from the building remains TO be
seen. In the meantime those IN the building
who are well will have chance to contract the
disease
At 10 o'clock last night Health Officer Spar
ling succeeded in hiring q carriage, and the
patients were taken to the pest house.
Three Italians escaped from the Quarantined
house some time between IL and o'clock yes
terday morning in a very clever manner. Oae
was captured at 3:2) and returned TO the house,
but the other two are a. large. The police have
nothing to say of the matter, but il is known
they have the fugitives' desert ptions, and ex-
pect to have them back In the. quarters today.
Oae OF them was on the sidewalk In front of
the house yesterday afternoon, and laughed at
the forlorn faces In the windows.
The manner in which they escaped was OBJ
tanned from a person who is in the building.
The men won't down into the saloon, and from
there into the basement wine room. They took
a saw and cut OF the planks of the floor. The
ground was not sold when the building was
erected, and space OF about a foot was open for
them to crawl through. When they reached
the street, which is not yet filed In under the
planking, IL was an easy matter to come out
through one of the numerous holes at the foot
Of the street. Detective Cave and Officer Powers
caught one of the men about an hour later.
At first he denied having escaped, but his
clothes were covered with mud, and he gave
up when near the building. 1t is not likely that
any more will escape. az three officers have been
put on guard.