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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14
Our Bronze-2laa catalogus for 1873,
JOHN LEWIS eKILDS, Floral Park, N. Y
Floors Made of Pape,-

which the grain has appeared without in
Jury to the Grain.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14
ITS PRICE IS REASONABLE

when its great merit is considered: think &
it, one bottle, which costs but g, is som
times sufficient to cure quite bad case; {
three bottles, usually required, S. In ordt
that patrons may derive the benefit OF II
discount on three bottles, a coupon is give
with the first bottle, emitting the purchase
to the two remaining bottles for So
Any of the preparations can be sent
curely packed in PLAIN wrapper, to thos
living at a distance. Nine. Ruppert's booI
'.How to Be Beautiful is given free |
every purchaser, or it will be sent postpaj
to those who are not yet prepared to bu
the FACE BLEACH, if they will send cen
in postage stamps. Address
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

A new acquisition is promised in musical
circles In the person of Mrs. NJ. II. Steven
son, who has for some time been studying
with the intention of making her debut in
concert within little while. Mrs. Steven
son, who will be pleasantly remembered in
Washington, Pa, as Miss Margaret Ewing,
has many friends in town who are anxious
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14
1T Is ABsOLUTELY HARMLESS.

fit were not, would prominent physician
recommend it in cases of skin disease? 1t do,
not drive the impurities in, but draws the
out which is the only safe and sure w1y.
is not cosmetic, as it does not show on I'll
lace after application, but is q perfect ski
tonic. 1t does not give a wash out" appea
ance, but Oh the contrary restores the ma
ural color
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

One Of the most pleasant affairs Of the
week was the surprise leap year party tend
cred to Miss Rosa Geoltz of Bedford avenue.
Music and dancing were the main features
of the evening. Among the guests were:
Messrs. NJ. Hurney, J. Fisher, j. Streiner. D.
Nicholas, j. Handrahan. w. Hays, J. Zeigler,
W. Keast. H. Parks. w. Brennan, D. Hen
nesy, II. Langstaf, W. McCabe, r. May, E.
Erisman, H. Myers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

Miss Gertrude Clark entertained a num-
Der of her musical friends at her home on
Roberts street, Monday evening. Selections
were rendered by Miss Augusta Abel, of
Oakland; Miss K. Little and Miss Nellie Mil.
ler, of Allegheny. Prof. st. Mangold, organ
ist, of st. Agnes Church, favored the com
pany by playing some pieces of his own
composition.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

The Alpha Chapter OF Delta Tau Delta
fraternity, Meadville, will hold its tenth
annual "pow-wow" at the Commercial Hotel,
Friday evening, February 10. The boys say
some walked 10 600 railroad ties to witness
this soul-stirring farce last year, and some
went without meals for three days to save
enough money to purchase tickets" 1t is
an event OF the college year with the Delta
Taus.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. P. s. Todd, OF Lily avenue,
Braddock, gave party at whist on Thurs
day evening, at which, among others, there
were present DR.. and Mrs. A. W. Schooley
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Wagner, Mr.. C. A. Din
key and Miss Minnie Dinkey, Prof. Z. W.
Moore, Prof. J. W. Keener and Mr.. and Mrs
c. NJ. Schwab.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

The Church OF the Nativity, Grafton, is
making great progress under the new rector,
Rev. E. A. Angett. Last Thursday night
very successful social was held in connec-
tion with the church guild at the house of
Mrs. c. W. Smith. pleasing performance
consisting of music and reading was given.
An illustrated lecture is to be given in the
Williamsburg Presbyterian Church, Tuesday
evening next, by the Rev. Adam Cham bers.
The subject will be "The Pilgrims Prog
ress." All the scenes in the history will be
shown on the canvas. The proceeds are for
the benefit of the Park Place Chapel.
The regular meeting of the independent
Literary Society was held on Thursday even
ing at the residence of Miss Ella Weber, Bell
avenue. Nunery Hill. The next meeting
will be held at the residence of Miss Stasia
O,Laughlin, Stanton avenue, this coming
Thursday.
At the advice of her physicians Mrs. Mar
garet Hale Dean, of Atwood street, left on
Thursday for Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Com
fort, stopping on the way for few days with
friends in Baltimore. Mrs. Deans many
friends in town wish for her restoration to
health.
The success of the entertainment by the
young ladies of Edgewoodville and SWISS
vale in the Williamsburg Opera House Friday
evening last was SO great that it is intended
to repeat it at an early day, with Several
new groups which Mrs. Paul is now pre-
pairing.
A large audience was delightfully."- enter
tanned Monday evening last by the Y P. S.
OF the First United Presbyterian Church of
Williamsburg. An interesting programme OF
music and readings was very creditably rem
dered by the young people.
Mrs. Mary A. Lv ermore, the popular and
distinguished lecturer, will speak in the
lecture room of the Fourth Avenue BAPTIST
Church, Thursday evening, February Is.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

The Misses Myrtle ard Helen Bair, Of
Greensburg, were guests of honor on Thurs
day evening at u reception given by Mrs. j.
w. Johnston, OF Braddoct, whom the young
ladies are visiting.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

The characterization Of uncouth, unlet-
tered but withal ig-hearted, honest, loving
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14
Mrs. John H. Dalzell and Miss Dalzell,

Mrs. John H. Dalzell and Miss Dalzell,
of Lincoln avenue, presided at a very
charming reception on Thursday. The
house was very rrettily arranged with
flowers. The hostesses were assisted in re,
ceiving by Mrs. William Ewing, and pre-.
siding in the dining room was host OF
pretty aids, including Mrs. Frank P. Sproul,
Miss Harriet Watson, Miss Ruth Bailey,
Mrs. G. E. Painter Mrs. c. A. Painter,
Miss Bessie Howe, Miss Maud Byers, Miss
Sadie Stewart, Miss Frances Marshall, Mrs.
Harry Rea, Mrs. Joseph Dilworth, Mrs.
William Ross Proctor, Mrs William Wal
ter Wilcox.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-14

The marriage Of Miss Agnes Colderwood
to Mr.. Albert Steele, of Brushton, is an
nounced and will he performed shortly at
the home of Miss Colderwood's parents
East End.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
RAILROAD TIME rAsLE.

.,, San Ian
Dp1ie anu cisco and
h'''e' Virginia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

Prr-ssras. Sev s-when q conveueE1
fafs morning tas Jury IA tie Ia-Te e@'as IA
and asked sezvs 10 submit in wis alssfaoa
which they did nos wssa 50 ask 1iY' After
rsxdinx il Insfge Porter tod TIE tie sao9scs
OF sss inquiry wss whoisy i-sFssa Any
other action sesv@ea the rsrsIegia nes sr'
ter into the case The sa4gs e<ae2 IS io'-
lows.
A. "a TIE instructions stver 20 Sat DE-
ferdsnss 10. guilty of assault tssSery aFo.
pose Sast ye1 saasl o5ey tba3f1 1ols %
course. nsy ignore tire lusErf1s. foa are
judges CT the fact and the .eos sne lav ~
soR think IL should lie, hufA1 u
rsve 'osd ron ~asE tire sapt. eaafs o. .se
Ealtsd -tstss says The ssw n shst TO
isw yau want 10 take II ann oe s1as laFy
thinks he xnoss more th2a supreme eoaFt
of t1e Uaste4 sssses, Of Eours via ssicx 10
t. MS on!ntf,n la. .haraaweye-. ta.i q
naa with such profound wisass ssoaaa
waste nsa time IN The Jury b.
The court then warned ihtfs against tas
dangers Of being guided by II ieeilngs ana
pejadsees. and the jury eirea. returning
shortly afterwards vita set oil not gully.
TIE verdict. however. asir.d ths defendants,
Col Hawkins and sireatorpay Asai sas COSTS
in the aggravated .s.apna battery case.
Their counsel moved. IN OIL the 1aags
charge. that that psrs OF ,srdscs De set aside.
I he court ordered it put tFatiASs ont naacs
no ruling on il.
The attorney for the pruiion now depends
on a suit for damages indicate his client
Ten thousand dollars 10 "a, ana suas VIII De
brought in the United - court. AMI VIII no
Gouos go TO the sunrseaoft OF the United
States, as both siGe4 oel sae 9uss1Aon shoaAa
be finally ag iaste1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

PrysEIrs. New. a--ssyeeiaL The bop na2r~
kss - s3sE suse&. IS al Hsrseus are raaea later
Gated n pa1Gsscs Just AZ present Froasssy there
WI 70 very few transfers uat4l ss4sE E sstioa.
g. Mseker CO, aoGsat ez TIE Il inst Is eales
O. acrs - 0FSsoa ~ Il eez1ss per p01ni. HsnFy
Beckett 81 os.snx. Azi sozae acre aear .enrsasa
tors. wAtea sc sold THE FIRST ef tie week -
Ieuts LsSheauaa sow - cents Stevenson. e. ire
ssnc p2scs. - no 2sd saous SIX teas. SD tor the
sane Frsee. 4 c. MsrrfA wsat 20 Oregon thss
-esE % Oversee tae gsAatlag 81 forty acres -
bop zxsd Belonging - sssnsslt aus George H.
Rasa. c. " Stewart su4s ~ sceaEste measure
rse2t that he yAr4 comprises nae sne oas-hals
exactly. ana from sats ysrst N is>s sixteen
teas were harvested ara e4ilr4 sra sod Tor -
eer;s Thfs scar there were leo hills nisslnE.
ongv e3sns aud ene-hsls seEss woGla 1e
eoantsa. snd from tals lie harvested ssTec tons.
which as eoasiaere1 a very good Fe4aFn. ali
taaHgs considered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

afsless candidates soS Tie different Positions
and she makeup of me saayea Tor is match
VITA Tacoma 81 Ssxs SATURDAY Is very uncsr-
Essa Beginning Tomorrow V-ssEfec WAX . helt
every aay sAss week at the state unsvsrsaty
grounds and sse ses-a oagas &c he IN ssarly good
condition ~ Saturday.
". : Msafhy. az New York city, wsc IL snown
the worla aYer s. gsicS cyeslss, il the z1est on
ais hrosher. Robert Mslses, es sais city, ~ tia
Gceiaental hotel Mr.. Msttay hss made swo
eagnpasse terrs et the world, giving displays CT
RS cva.a ard ss the owner Of EaGny handsome
txenhiSs nr~sente3 ev the native princes of
fss3s and ev cycling clubs II various quarters
al the glcss. Amorg The daring tasts which ss
sss acroTn rlfsAe8 ~ss tsss os riding single
wheel OF he ar5inxry bicycle along she parsTes
OF The pier al Aberdeen. scotland. which rises
twenty ave Eees shove the SEA and 10 enlv
swenty snchas vide. The ride Was inside during
ia tegsr a. Crest Britain with the American
team In l~s7.
Tao Seattle Athlessc Ciah il planning TO have
beueEt in tae SHAPE Of sn athletic enisrtstn-
nscnt in the near future snd fE j. rrohsnle thai
Mr.. Mailer wia BE one 81 the features Of tie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06
An Editor Arrested for Libel.

CHEHALGs, Nov. A-[specia8 ~ A. HsEel-
tene, editor Of the south Bend Joarssl this
morning bound over to the superior coart in The
sun Of 80. BY Justice Pickens. Ar. Hagestene
arrested at the instance Of Reynolds &
Stewart. OF this city, charged with criminal
hbel Although Publishing Repuah-
esa paper, Haxeltsua IS supporting Judge
Hunter. independents candidate and has
made oitter hgAt On the supporters
OF F. l. Rec. the regular nominee. nrInc pat
among waom are Reynolds & stewart Last
week's Journal eiitoriagly stated that this frn
had been Indicted by the grand jury fer receiv-
ing large and unlawful fees from The county
The statement bring untrue. Attorney stewart
made the complaint IS above Haxslteae stated
that he tad received the Information in g0ed
iaita and supposed IL Ia be true.
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sSIyELy ar OLYMPIA.


Dsrnna. kov. A--i8pacisi f--f3urlosity to
% hssr IL j. saiysly defend hlnssif AZ faereei a
Esssy large antisnee Ia the Olympia theatsr to-
nsrhi bat thS warmth Of his rece pgfou vas By
10 msaas rFoportsonate 10 the attendance. A
Esffsen OF tas audience sppIauaed him, but
[ns vast majority preserved tue silence
Eel IaTy listening 10 a man de
Asd himself against q grave accusation
fss verdict Was not one OF innocence Even
ens Democrats who heard hIfn admit that his
stsnss was weak and in a measure aeanfesslon
rs local Democrats weat to great pains TO
make ereiiisba display, and succeeded. but
#sbsS are now qaise sure that the resaits do nos
rvupsnsAte for their trouble, as enivaly Ger.
saasy has not streag thened himself or his llcxe,
kss
VALE making his attempt al viadication, he
dssssxi good dssl Of attention TO the FosT.IE.
sstlsGrsexs aud tbs 0lsHpiaa. seeming to rely
more On shass OF the press than explanation OF
hs West Virginia career. he claimed that be
tsa bssn very anxious to protect the FaIlon
hsrs from lnss by his fsiiure, but admitted
ssss Do hsi not paid their claims lie promised,
hossvss. % do so. he read couple of atflaasi..
isom tsaiion persons Ia the effect that he did
~ avs than now. lie closed with discus.
saz 81 stats affairs
IA amusing feature of the meeting was the
~ shsi electric lights had bsea arranged over
W. stsgs 50 rs 10 fash Cleveland name in
Wight letters whenever the speaker mentioned
4 snan stood near BY the kayb 3ara during
" boar And a half OF Snivsly's speech hat 4.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

sAs BsEsAgptso, Cal. Nov. s--Firs broke
out this morning about o'clock ia the fourth
story OF the stewart hotel block ia this city
whom first seen. smoke poured out from
three points on the roof, about $50
feet apart The Ere department res ponded
promptly and turned on five large streams
but without avail There being no FIRE walls
in the entire building. 80 feet by 30 feet deep
the flames spread in all directions destroying
one tioor alter another in its descent By s
O'Clock the entire building was of ruins
nothing remaining 10 indicate IS here, "A few hours
before stood the finest commercial hotel aud
business block Ia the city. The total loss aggre-
gates about s2oo.ooo, distributed as follows:
Buildings. siSS,0Uo; furniture, $1,000 tho
San Bernardino National bank, s6,nua;
santa Re ticket once, 5000 Conner & Drsper's
real estate. 1850. porans newsstand, s., 500:
Haie's iswelry store. 1900; wilbur q Chan
dier, furnishing goods, s6.0o; Bsrnard's
saloon. 500
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Gov. Ferryss Thanksgiving Proclamation

OLYMPIA, Sov. s-lspcsisA lssav. Ferry to-
GAY lssaea the following proclamation;
II 70 meet sma proper that TIE people Of the
state Of Wa ainsson in the Taaess OF . ssasoa 81
eoaatiiGl Prosperity and IN ths enjoyment OF
peace and evil LIBERTY, should in public man
ser manifest aud give expression 10 the feeling
OF profound gratitude waica laey cherish ~
Almighty God Tor ths lna1msrahls teM pSESl
Blessings souehszfed to them ogr4ax ths
past year. New. therefore, !, EssshA y.
Ferry. governor of the state 81 Wsshinste0. do
appoint Thursday. the 2sih dsv Of November
last. 10 oe observed by the people OF this state
Jay 81 thanksgiving and PRAYER. lei as
therefore. taE day esss0g, So Tar a. posst BE,
from oar ordinary vocNtsous. assemble ourselves
together =. ear usual pisces OF worship and in
a. appropriate manner aytaea car grateful sp-
prealAslon OF the EnsslImShas blessings which
have been so bounteoasly sneweSed spon rs by
cur heavenly FSther, and with betting hu-
Inlllty impLoge . eonunnance OF tea same.
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EXCLUSION OF CANADIAN CATTLE


IosDos, Vow. a-Esree-s 6sxraner. pYe.iteas
OF sss nosrs Of sxricaltare. rsxs expect a stavsa
o. protests from Scotch Liberals against IA.
basty scsssn IL prohibiting the fres irapor
tasaoa OF Catalan cattle and ordering that
shsy % slaughtered ~ tbs port 81 which
AAoes1 iGis action VIII i1posa . heavy
p0faen On tbs tsx paYers. ss tie cast Of sisngn-
s@rsnx viii hare to De borne oy them wiu
also tas expense OF CON gensstfng tia owners OF
eafise Iss opIntoa OF Dr Williams, VINO IL re-
garosd - the srss aathor.sy on cattle
diseases ia The ktEgiorn comedies with saat
o. TIE oess American sud Preach authorities
snss eoFnsssak disease is not eansswfoa. he
aAs admitted that many OF tins animals -lsuga-
tsrsa we're suffering with lung defects. but con.
fends that these were merely due 70 the ,tr.yn
OIL me long voyage and exposure The board o.
agriealfare IL blamed for emitting decisive
Yfcof % tnocuissing sound cattle with lymph
fFosa sEimsls sllegeG 10 be suffering from
pienro-pHanmonia- depataslon headed By
she Duke OF ssstmtnstsy. which waited npon
5ardnsr Yesterday, urging him 10 foresd TIE
iFse Importation o. Canadian stocx cattle j.
efeoltsa with having motive for their course IL
y ssic the societies we're represented By
population who feared thst the importation of
SAnaotsa stock would have an important effect
upon trade Ia the home pedigree stock THIS
incident VIII quicken the demand for Scotch
Rome rule, which would give Scotland its
own board OF Agriculture A cepalaslon from
the scottish home rule association waited upon
ss' q q. IrsSelyan. secretary Tor scotland. ana
Claimed that the question OF Scottish home rule
should have attention simultaneously With or
directly alter Irish home rule. sir George de-
einsd to make q definite promise regarding the
course OF the government, though be showed
sympathy with tue object OF the dspusation
TORONTO, Ont, Nov 5.--There il conaterns-
tson Ia the live stock market on the report Of
tae decision oil the British government prohih-
ting the importation OF i've cattle from
Canada Ihis industry has uscoIas one OF
gigantic proportions It's sudden check
Will have a serious effect upon the
interests OF the Dominion. TIE
slaughter Of large shipments of sioesers now on
passage will prove al almost total loss 10 the
owners esea. Ind gnat;on al the action of the
British government is felt among stock men who
claim that Canadian farmers ara unable To pro-
1uee corn In sufficient quantities 10 compete
with American farmers And are therefore
obliged to dispose OF their stock before il is
lifted for the market
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

SAN FRANCESCA Nov. S--Sunmartcss
fhree-2uaFsers mlae, 2-yeaP-ald s-Priucsss 1nrs
raEna wea, SranaSe second, Chsrmer third.
Time. t.f6
Nile. s-ysar~cl5s--N llGwced woa. Esperan -
seeena Ssnya Re third. Time. a.
Mite AMI nTlS-xs xfeSnf h--NtlswgSs3 won. Cas-
tor scc0ad, SAOnGAEess shlra. Tine, l,Stls
one snd one-e. shsh mlles-Alment won, Misty
Mora second, santiago fa1r3. Itme. lsa<s5e
one aud aRe-eIghfa aaEies-GSrAldfns won,
Lille Nils second. Acllie third Time. l.osS..
Tae Tact was disclosed today that Charles
Kingsiey. hookmaker. was Fcebed last night
Of two sacks containing ssSae In geld. silver and
green backs The SACKS wevc distracted by soma
unknown persoa from a safe in the pooaroona.
where they bad heen cagelessiy placed.
Five fnricnrs-tfiason won. Joe Harding SEQ
end. Nippar taird. Tine. Less
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

~ Ctinszawa 20 the ssap1ose1 at4.9 q
sas garages 70 the sierra Ms1rs s&A11zs
Altar Ea-rfs1 wsSenss the srzosAcasa
ire feoEAsI.s CT IEessav -or1E A2es
wers rtascg aAong grsnsp3cfoas ss1seF
whsa they ware sssxcxez frnzr - ~
the saFsgas. Lags Dsrantes s11 ffzsrcss.
who we're rlGsfn~ II a1vsncs OF sssissFs,
~=rs eesa sAeE saro1gn sas assa srsssaks
Killed. whea the s,ear. covered
from ssstr .u~n-ss. ha.ra given
20 sn@ Ia1f.-~ eut .ss@r stcgE
sxirr-ssaSnx- sr w-s~a x~ve~~a rs WE'RE
woan1ess. ttss -~-ar.ae. rus4. .~@faps iato
tie r-srzzwtssna The .-oo~ss -r.. them q
short sssssaes !. as1s kaxrsny snses bush. re-
treated. New. ~ ses disaster vas g. tie
CITY af wexkeo .ua sne vove-nrw Ssuec er-
aers tor SO troops to rGrsas the Ssen
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NoSAVE MR.. sNIVELY.
r,.raerxtic Managers Paying
Some of His Victims
:. oeoEs TO GET CERTIFICATES.
n>esivtsg Their MONEY Mass sign
: rssssnssisi TO the Good Man
s.svssy speaks ss Olympia

~..,vrx ". Va, N1v. S-f%p@clai Nv hsis
- = .ss.uasas svsas re tAst snBvssey's agent
- - scaae aaoasy aafe, faars are still great
-. xosYrfag eyea4tegs o. the Washington
...s.s~..n Users w.s either not enough money
q. .,r.na. or ths goaItiesI Sad taaucEas assns
- 65.ersrasnsigor l. looks q. ii enough
- ~ 6een pad 81 secure q Fort Of tssEsmo-
- thst salsely IL 80 aensss maj. Your read
! = nsr sxp<cs 70 zee Tuesday nezt fool OF
1890 eefsi1eases 81 sysgy polling plses.
d 80 ssnssas sas sosns spurious. The genuine
go hsss ssea procured from Fiien lac tfsrxsrS.
- hzys daily lot slx Jsars denounced ssivsly
- ss:ss sna swia6Esr There are pumser
- .ho raashs be induced, on payment Of
I 80 - osss tasu. 10 testify 20 snlveiy's ez.
s.ses rssra: principles.
Asssr sassweFking mar Is ssindIss ont OF
80 ss4ss 6. fsrfn or Asaaa ne is naturally will
- tn slrn & certificate Of character when re-
,esx II a. sxsgsaey ARISES which maxes il
s~rsss3rs sos tas tniscresnt Ia refund the TEoaey
| sssissu seid BIZ b!ooathirsty briaaads for
,sa.sn would Be willing, 80 The price Of bis
Isrrtv. % certify sAat they we're wt1Ete-rakaa
ssrx,s CT pe4c%. sueh certificates would aos
sasas. : NAE to canfaa gasuagership, aud sestl.
rs.ar.sl sf TIE class saat eniveiy nae baen work
a. 40 ia Grsstuu cannot ba expected 10 ssys
srsst weight with she voters OF Warrington
Sa-.s ers still great sn&ny sho have not carts-
I'D eoas Of these creditors ara saxlous 20
.ss,srs accounts at even 81 eents On tho dollar,
sd throw la an Eliminated certificate OF CHAR.
resef ssits5ls for framing.
you correspondent examined the county
egsrs records totsy. saiveiys agent has iailsi
Is ssslsty any 81 the Judgments which hare
lssu ped np against him tAsre. Tha majority
i his creditors did not take Judgments. and
eaGy TOO Or thrse out q upward Of a score hare
sesesssd tbssF 1oneys
II bas beea aossd here that snivegy in his
fasns denial sEatsa that fast ~ tlas FaiIoa
eh,Asrsa lseogna Of age ne will pay Whist ne
owss sAsn. Que OF the Fagtaa girls IL already
e yssp Of sfe. and she has Judgment agaliast
h.m for oEss tasl 90 record Ia the county court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-06

SANTA ANA. CAl.. Nov. 81. III. Willis black
stallion silk wood and Heating aud otting.r's
geldiag Our Dick psced a match race here today
and vent tAe issssst mile ever seen in a raea
west OF the Mississippi river silgwood won
the first heat ia 2;GsA. gong the aFst quarter
in All. the half ia ;eIss, the thTee-saaTsers ia
1.Ssls II was splendid race 10 the halt-mtla
post, when Our Dick broke, His time WAS
s:oss4 sllkweod won the seeand heAs ia 2;iIl.;
time by quarters. s.. l.esS., i:Ssss. Oar Dse&
was the favoFlte in The betting until after the
second. wheu sllkwood sold favorite, 20 10 ia.
SIkwood won the third heat and the race In