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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-22
Railroad and Corpora,ion Notes.

z. A. Boardman, trainmaster of the Everett &
Monte Cristo road was in the city yesterday.
c. c. Plank. the agent of tho Seattle & North
ern road at Anacortes, 10 going East for two
months vacation, aud will be relieved by Guy
C. Lytle.
Western railroad lines are beginning to con-
slider the question OF rates 10 the San Francisco
midwinter exposition. The Worlds fair rates
will probably be main taired
The Southern Pacific railroad gives notice
that m October rates will be restored by thar
company to the old ngurea This means that
the sl5 cut out of Los Angeles will be done away
with. =
The annual meeting OF stockholders OF the
Seattle, Lake Shore d Eastern Railway Company
will be held at the Office at the depot at 10
o'clock in the morning of Thursday, October 10,
when trustees will be elected.
Yesterday was pay day on both the Northern
Pacific aud Lake shore roads superintendent
Kline went to sumas with the Lake shore pay
Car and uperintendent Joseph McCabe came in
with that of the Pacific division of the North
ern Pacific
ne Great Northern Express Company ha, ap-
pointed G.. o. Moore messenger on the Seattle &
kslispeii route to succosd /. A. Sherwood, who
has been transferred 10 the Coast lines, aud has
transferred II, N. Footner from the Coast lines
20 the kalispeil and Minot route.
Judge Alien, OF the United States circuit court
at springfield, Ill, has anpointed c. II. Bos-
worth. of springfield. and F. Ellery Anderson,
of New York, receivers for the jacksonville
Southern railroad. Bosworth is general man
sger OF the 81 Louis h Chicago road
Judge jenkins, OF Milwaukee. has granted the
petition al the Northern Pacific receivers "a
have an order for the issuance OF receivers GER
ttaeAies modified because some New York hold
ers OF securities refused TO take certificates un.
less made &c mature April instead o! sen,e mi r
/. The court ordered the issuance OF 81. 100 600
ia certificates 10 be known az series A. aud
x,6C0,00o a. series p, all 10 be taken at once
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MARINE NEWS.

TAroosH, Sept. 2L--5 r. m.-fspecial. -
Clear: fresh southwest wind. Passed in
yesterday--Sehr John ID Tallant, n. m.
sh kennehec in tow of Tacoma, G: 80 .. m. A:
Br hk Elizabeth Graham and another bk
aud two sehTs. 81 r. IN. Passed out-Sh
IN tow of Tyee. +. IN. yesterday; str
| matilda, p. M.
MAN BAY. Sept. els T. m.-ISpeeial. J
Clear; light southwest wind.
Pear CErSCEST. sept. 2l.-Ispecial.I-
Clear. fresh southwest wind.
FeRT ANGELEs. Sept. 2l.-S n. M
Special Clear; light west wind.
faEr TOWNSEND sept. 9t.-fSpecial. -
Arrved-Schr John II, Tallanr. from New.
port Tor orders; sh kennehee. nom san
Francisco. at seattle; sh c. +. Sargent.
from san Francisco at Nanaimo; ok
Elizabeth Graham. from Honolulu.
HuQgEAN. Sept at Special. Arrived
-o'i.'e J. Ford. from san Francisco, 10
load Al Aberdeen
NorfH BEvp, Sept. n Special. The
schooner J. Il. Leeds sailed Tor san Fran
cisco yesterday with 80 cords OF stave
bolts. he schooner Garfield is loasln g
inmocT 81 the South Bena mill for San
Francisco, and The schooner Melancthon
Is oeaehet ior the purpose OF removing
bsfnse4es, thus saving 500 dry dock
charges
Asf"H59, or., Sept Ii Special ar
E1Fed-~a t!aAmsnnshire. capt. Tolnson.
a. midnight, from New Castle. y. :. W
VIA 4 load % coal British sd paFihenore.
a. p M. Capt Heal. I. So tons register.
IN ballast Eth S0 tons OF rock, - davs
IRON Honolulu she took a eafgo Of
eoaI iro'n New Castle, \. :. ", Ia that
place. Sslied-Stafe os California. mi.
morning Movements -Tillis r. ssarbnek
lett tor Portland at - O. m Ia toN of the
oSsshseas; sh City IL York Left un the
river az daylight; she draws - feet 5
inche1
eAs FEANctsco. sept. a. Arrived -
10 Sea King. Sanaimos t. : s. Alert.
Yokohama. Iiesred-Sig Irgckee, Astoria |;
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Thsre are eleven cases Of smallpox scattered
in various parts Of New YORK city.
Joe McAuiifs and Peter Maher viii spar four
rounds % san Francisco n a day or two.
There wss one death from yellow fever ss
Brunswick, Ga. Thursday. and two new eases.
There are now seventeen cases under treat
ment
The whole work OF repairing the warship
Hartford. including the construction OF engines
and machinery, viii probably Be done NJ Marc
Island navy yard.
The Ereafae Joarasi the Oldest daily In CHI
cage, was sold at suction Wednesday 10 DR.. 5.
r. Fsrrsr for si6S.ooa Dr.. Farrar Is By marriage
q member OF the c. l. Wilson family. There
will be no immediate ehangs in the manage
men. or policy OF the paper.
While the United States steamer Montgomery
was on her third private trial trip from Annspo-
lis Nd, Wednesday she burst = steam pipe and
Chief Engineer Zachariah Mewshaw, of thu
Columbia Iron WORKS. and Coslheavsr John
Doyle were sealded TO death
E. carihank, of Lansing. Mich, formerly
assistant superiuterd dent of the Michigan reform
school for boys and of the Phiisdelphis house OF
refuge. has been appointed superintendent OF
the Preston school of industry, the new Cali
foruia state institute. 70 be opened Jsnuray l.
Hundreds of people are reported sick on the
islands of the south Carolina coast ~ the result
of putrefaction OF the bodies lefs uuburisd after
the great storm of August. The situation has
become 10 alarming that surgeon McGruender.
who il stationed on the islands, has telegrsphed
for assistance
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Another s.aier Come. Home.

The,sealing schooner Willard Ainsworth,
Capt. 4. Crockett, returned yesterday
from seven months cruise on the Alas
kan and Russian coasts, making total
catch Of 600 skins. The schooner left here
on February ). carrying sixteen men all
told. and i've hunting boats. The rowers,
tour in number. were all on board. being
in addition to Capt. Crockett. Capt 4. o.
Decker and the Abbott brothers. The
trip was entirely without accident, and
the schooner returns here direct from
Copper island the trip occupying sixteen
days to Cape Flattery. on the Alaskan
coast 6l0 seals we're caught, the skins hav-
ing been shipped here during the summer.
The remaining 800 skins were taken at
Copper island and brought in yesterday.
Capt Crockett reports having seen the
schooner Volunteer. of Seattle. jus; before
he left the island. but did not speak her.
He spoke the schooner Annie Paint, OF
Victoria. with total catch OF 1000 and
the Victoria schooner +. II. Marvin came
home with the Ainsworth with !, 800 skins.
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AFIGHTFOR CONTROL.
Northern Pacific Directors Ask
Stockholders Proxies.
RAILROAD STRIKES IMMINENT.
AstoYfa's Last Railroad Hope Gone
AThe Rate War 30 Southern
California Ended.

NEW YORK. Sept. ai--At the meeting OF
the directors OF the Northern Pacific this
morning resolution was adopted setting
forth their side of the cases of the present
management in connection With the re-
cent cali for proxies by opposition inter
ests. The committee appointed to receive
proxies mas submitted the following names
to be supported for the directorate: john
son Livingston. Charles b. Wright,
Charles Tower, jr., ID. c. Houghtiing, r.
C. Maston, c. 7. Barney. I. +. Cakes,
William L. Bull, ]. B. Williams. ]. b.
Harding and William Il. Merriam. The
names of the two others necessary 10 COM
piete the ticket will be presented in the
near future. The committee submits
these names, II says, as such that should
inspire confidence in the integrity of the
company's management.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The hull OF the old Mystic was toEed 70
Blakeley yesterday By the TUG Violet
ship Kennebsc. Capt. Sawyer, arrived n post
yesterday in tow of the sug Tacoma sne ioads
coal for ssa frsrcssco-
The British ship samaritan. i.9s7 TONS now
in Chinese ports. has baen chartered N LONDON
TO load wheat on the sound
Bafkentine Eureka, Capt Hummer. which
has been loading lumber 81 Spring street
wharf, was ;owed TO sea yesterday by the tug
Magic. ium Der laden for san Francisco.
The stwash schooner Amateur, OF Sssh Bay,
which mss been laid up In Duwamish river
while the siwashes were bop picking, was
tosed TO the water iron. yesterday by the tug
Mayaowsr.
The steamer volga. seized several days ago by
the customs officers charged with landing Chi
namen at Oyster bay. was taken 10 Hatfield
dock yesterday and given in charge OF Capt
Hatfield for the government
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ASTORIA. Or. Sept. 2l.-ISpeciai.i-A
telegram has been received from w. III.
Remington acknowledging that he has not
been able TO fix up his financiei affairs in
connection with the Astoria & Portland
railway. The ninety days extension runs
ont Friday. and matters are evidently in
the same condition thew were ninety days
ago. The fact of Remington's failure Will
not cause any setback here. because peo-
pie are very tired OF railroad affairs and
very few of them ever had any faith in
Remington. The big subsidy held to-
gethcr with such care and kept intact
through all the disappointments of the
past two years will probably revert in
piecemeal to the men who donated it, I'M
less some angel of hope springs up at the
last moment. The Goble proposition is
the only thing on the cards just now.
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THE GILMOUR CRIME.
DIR. Vests Sweetheart Gives the
Abortionist Away.
PUT HIS VICTIM IN a Trunk.


sss FRsscfsco. Sept. 2i--Annis stsiey.
Dr.. Vests sweetheart, who was placed
Under arrest on q charge OF COM
plicity in the murder of Addie OH
rnour, was released by the police To-
night. she made a fuii statement oi
her connection with the case, and the
poiicc are satisfied she told the truth
She SAYS she acted az nurse in DIR. Vests
Office during the daytime. and in that ca
pacity she attended Miss Glimour there
from September 5 10 7. When
shs went to Vests Office on
the latter date SHE found the patient
gone. West vas cleaning the room and
told her TO 70 out. IS he wanted 30 fumi-
gate IL. Miss Gilmonr's trunk. In which
the body Is supposed 20 hsvs been re-
moved, was there then. but disappeared
several days iater. West told her u vas
none Of her business where the woman had
gone, and she knew nothing more aboutit
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BRENITIEs.

The vslise that vas found In the closet q, tie
Ycsisr dock proved 70 ee tue property Of Thomas
Martin. OF o'Brtsn. from whom 70 had teen
stolen
The remains OF Henry loHgaker. who wa,
crushed 90 death between cars a. Kent wedues,
say. will - brought % tais city today al IN.
TERED ia Lake View cemetery
Aaaie Heron, . middle Sgsi woman. Vas
acquitted Ia Justice Humphrey court yestsr-
day az stealing 80 from John Poster. $ Monte
Ctisto miner ia tao Empire iodg.ng house aad
ever tAe 81 Klmo saloon.
Edward C,Ayton. wAo vas caught IN the ae,
az roAbing Gallitoris dye works. ea Tatfa
sireei. sast Tuesday evening, wss bound over 10
the sgpev.oF ceufs yesterday hy Justice Ham.
parsy in 80 oaads Ia default ha vAs CON.
" tel.
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Fiv. Penn.vlx.n,. Miner. Kn,ea.

wILK EsBARRE. Pa. Sept. 2l.--By the
carelessness of mine foreman an explos-
ion of gas was caused in the Plymouth
mine this afternoon. in which five men
were killed and six injured. The dead
are: d. NJ. Jones, William Jones, John
Flanagan. William p. Jones. Joshua
Lightly. The three first lived at Wilkes
barre and the others at Plymouth. All
had large families. While the men were
at work Assistant Mine Foreman
Lightly descended the main shaft TO in
spect the works. He had not gone more
than twenty yards when the naked lamp
in his cap ignited the gas and o terrific
explosion occurred, killing and injuring
the men as stated. The conclusion was
felt through the entire mine, and a rescu-
ing party was quickly organized and en-
tered the workings. The unfortunates
were found under debris and taken at
once to the surface, where the injured
were cared for
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Rig -Four Employees NAV strike.

TERRr HaurE. Ind. Sept. 2L.-Grand
Master Sargent, of the firemen's brother
hood. who returned today from Gin
cinnati. where he attended fruit
less conference with President In
gals, of the Big Four read. rela-
tive TO revoking the cut in wages
ordered, says no believes there will be a
general strike of all the federated employees
on the road by tomorrow night. The
lodges are voting on the question. and the
result will be known in the morning.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

In sght with horse thieves IN the iAtfss MS
souri, country. Meat, nssr the south Dakcta
line a snerif's posse killed q rJstter named
Lopez and captured another mana Duehsrme
Nine-yesr-oiG Agnes cooper Wright, OF Hum
naslstown. Pa, was outraged and ssrang'ed 70
death on her way home from school Tuesday
Her body was found late at night tn the under
brush. II the man no committed the crime Is
caught he vii Be lrncnsd.
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BRUTAL OREGON RonBKHs.
They Beat ar Aged Couple Into rn.en.i.
bflitr ant secure $50

rosrJtNp, Sept 2L- Special. Mr.. .nt
Mrs, Mcdonald. an old couple living near
Anisgy, Columbia county, are suffering
from = terrible beating ,ufiictei nv three
men who came 90 their door tuesday even.
ing lust after dsrk. When the door va
opened Mcdonald was Knocked doWn.
Both himself and wife sere boaten until
they were seaselesa Ths robbers bound
them hand and foot and dragged
them cat q the house 4 htsle g.rs. a
Eyandchtld II the Ncnoaalas. Was pas sas
81 the house. but not roughly treated.
lbey then rausackesi the house, securing
- in casb. rigle and watch. Afler
their departure tae iistie girl succeeded -
cutting ghe cords wigh which her grand
PARENTS Nece bo4ad. and The old ooap.e
soon recovered consciousness. B03h are
terribly bruised. bat He homes are broken.
Persons living near 0ahle. Tire same
eo8Dsy, are suspected OF being The rob
beFs. They vefe seen going IN the flrec-
ssaa of AciAcH&las plsoe Tuesday aixRt
sna did not resarH aatl after rasaaixht.
Mcdonald sVsentiy received Saeut s. 80
isem the SAFE OF a lagaa. aud tbs is waai
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Custom House Appointee. Rejected.

ASTORIA. Or, Sept. 2L-[special. Com
siderable surprise was expressed today
when IL was ascertained that Collector
Taylor had received dispatch from Wash
ington City informing him that his ap-
pointments of Grant, Trullinger aud Stock
ton as inspectors had not been confirmed,
and asking him to appoint other men In
their places at once. Taylor accordingly
selected Frank Surprenant and Fred Prael
The collectors term of office cannot last
more than another two weeks.
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MARorETTE. Mich. Sept. 2i--1hsre are
no new Developments in the express ROB-
berry matter. II the Pinkertons Know
where che mcney Is they have kept very
quiet about il here. 70 far - any one
here knows. none Of the booty Is IN sight
or actually located ret The officers now
ever. are confident Of recovering the
money. The hearing of the prisoners has
been postponed until next week
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Midwinser Fair Visitor. Arriving.

FRESNO Cal. Sept. 2i.-Five hundred
iaboring men who are absolutely starving
arrived by the Atlantic & Pacific at Mojave
yesterday and last night. The trainmen,
being unable TO keep them off the trains,
were instructed to bring them up the val
ley. and $50 were this afternoon switched
oft at Hanford, the other $50 coming on
subsequent trains up the valley. The
men claim to be from the Cherokee strip,
but nothing Is definitely known.
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Deputy United States Marshal Brooks
arrested Charles Wilson, sailor, short
distance this side Of smiths cove last
night about n o'clock on the charge OF
grand larceny The marshal says that
Wilson resisted arrest and compelled him
10 draw his gun.
Anonto Terrell. a British Columbia In
dian. Is the prosecuting witness, and he
olaisas that Wilson and another man. who
is stall at large. took all the household
goods. including bedding. wearing apparel
and stove, the property OF Indian Mary
and himself, from Ballast island and
rowed away. He reported the matter to
Brooks, and together they made chase.
Brooks says .aat he found the goods In
Wilson's possess.o on. and that when be at
tempted TO arrest him there came near be-
ing trouble. Wilson Is large. healthy
maa Of doubtful appearance.
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Al (oFtlrAN's.

Judging from the large attendance AZ
this tarater the performances has made
great his ana charming little Edna kee!ey
IN the pretty one-set drama, "Edna's
Burglar. i = prime favonse in Seattle.
The specialuss are very clever. on
saturday afternoon grand children
matinee siil ne given.
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The Lake shore assessment.

OLYMPIA, Sept. 2i.-[Special. jay Sedg-
wick, of the Seattle, Lake Shore & East
ern. has amended his petition of last
Monday with the board of equalization.
aud asks that the valuation on the right
of-way and tracks of the company in
King, Snohomish and Skagit counties
shall not exceed $500 per mile and in
Spokane and Lincoln not TO exceed 81, 200.
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Rrief Tacoma News

TACOMA, Sept. 2i.-Isrooial. Chief Of
Police Davis has been asked by telegraph
60 be on the watch Tor 10 sealskins which
Chief OF Police Sheppard. of Victoria, says
were STOLEN there last night.
The Neiunteer fi.emen meet tonight TO
start a movement for reorganization. They
propose TO organize thoroughly and asso-
ciate With the exempt tiremen.
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U.P. Employees Refuse Reduction.

OMAHA, Sept. 2l.-The Union Pacific en-
ployes have voted not to submit to a re-
duction in wages. On the Nebraska diyi-
sion the men voted to make loan TO the
company Of 10 per cent. of monthly sal
aries until January 1. The protective
board Of the system will meet here Mon
day to make final arrangements for fed
Grafton
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The New Puyaiiup Commission.

WAsHISGroS Cry. Sept. 2l.-[Special. l.
Senator Squire saw Secretary Smith today
about the appointment of a commission
TO visit the Puyallup reservation. The
secretary said he did not know when the
commission would be appointed, but
hoped il would be taken up soon.
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A Child Burned 60 Death.

VICTORIA, Sept. 2L-lSpecial. Word
was re ccived tonight from sooke of pc
culiarly sad fatality. the victim being the
4-year-oid daughter of settler named
Phillips Her father was clearing brush
with fire, aud. venturing too near, her
clothing caught aud before the Mortified
father could reach her she had been so
badly burned that she died within half an
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the robbers expected 10 get. bet the money
had been deposited in bank
William Graham, sou-in-law OF the
AcDonal6s. whose wife refused 10 i've
with him in Nebraska and Who followed
the family TO this country, was arrested
here today while drunk, charged wiih TIE
~vxvm~
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kccei,er Cor . sreLnne In,ur.nc. Go

SPOKANE. Sept 2l.-tS pecial. On com.
plant of Secretary OF State Price Judge
Arthur today appointed NJ. II. Smith re-
eeiver Of the Washington Farmers Inxur-
ance Company, Of Spokane, with bonds of
Sl0.p0 The condition OF the company
has been unsatisfactory 20 Price since
June
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str Queen. Victoria and Port Townsend
Departed-Sty Columbia. Astoria.
Loypos, Sept si.-Beriin, New YORK.
laurie. New York
genoa, Sept. 2L--Werrs. New York.
BRExERHAyEs. Sept. 2--Spree, New
York.
NEW Yoax, Sept. 2I.-Columbia, Ham
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Tramps From the East Arrive at Los
Angeles 20 Replace Coolies.
Los ANGELES, Sept. 2L--on the Santa Fe
overland train last night there arrived in
this city nearly 100 men without money,
giving is as their intention to take the
places made vacant by the deported
chinese. The men came from various
points in the East. and we're alto
geiher q hardIooking loo. Today
they scattered out visiting vari-
Gus portions of the city and
suburbs. but manifested no particular de-
sire 10 go TO work right away. The police
have been instructed 10 keep sharp out
look over the actions OF the unwelcome
visitors, bat in spite of their vigilance il is
feared there will be large increase in the
number of burglaries and petty crimes.
Ii is reported that some of the city ari-
thorities OF the East have made special
arrangements with the railroad companies
to transport men free to the West in order
10 be rid OF the undesired element.
Two masked men entered the grocery
store of J. NJ. Hamer, corner Fifteenth
and Main streets, at 10 O'Clock and at the
point OF revolvers took the money from
the till. AS they were coming out they
met Officer John Lennon. upon whom they
fired, the bullet hitting the officer. They
got away.
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IL afflicted Njth scalp diseases. hair fail.
log cat and premature badness. do not
Use grease or A.eoholtc preparations, but
Apply Hans Hair Remover.
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sAS Francisco. Sept. 2l.-Upon report
ing by telegraph TO their respective head
quarters OF the advance in prices OF rub
Der boots, Count Alexander Radovitci
and Peter Costowicz, OF the Crown mining
industry. Siberia. who. last month. testi-
fed during the trial of the Russian Trad
ing Company. of 0unalaska, VS.. The
Woonsocket Rubber Company that no
other boots than those having the name
Woonsocket can be sold in Siberia and
along the banks of the Armour river to
fishermen. received telegraphic instruc-
tions from their government to order 2i2
cases of Sampson hip boots and eighty
cases short dull finish with Russian crown
and eagle impressed GA every boot. Con-
tract was accepted and signed by the
agent for the Woonsocket Rubber Com
pany to deliver above shipment on Decem-
Der q, 1898, at San Francisco.
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foa- L Il bTysn. Of Chicago. wee prssidsn. Of
tes AaFid faiE Commission, ~ addressing ths
heai Estate kxchR4xs Of dinues psosls, said tasi
90 e9untrY la tie weird enered mors elegant
81 iaAasEoas tEalns in which 20 ride than hs
iot al bctScer ~ Fsus OF Alsueapo and NJ
ess0 On The SegE IA " ess9fn i4se. and that be
revsF eu dyed saea iaxary, coSatost aud pleas.
are "a gay tFaia az Ae ha4 ca the North. u eat.
eFa Limited r. vs. Parker. PUGET Sound
ASe-s, III Cherry syseg, seattle.
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IS - taa hSst tEse D vss.t Sae4 aasgnsa Fails
ava s'a'ss a&iassz Bop FEnca EssgA the ansst
s1a ssrsess as tassF lad ia the Wog.4 10 80
"a p LsAe RIP Hf x& eHuSAv. Fsfa oa{v 9. TOR
we fe~4s isiA sea G.sPlat advertisement n
tA-s papSs