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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-26
RREvlrlES.

Masonic funeral See pagsA
Ice & Bowden want loana See thsn
W. Entl loans money. Bailey block
Seed whea. and Idaho ostA Lilly. Bogardus
ACo
Jim Cave. a brother OF Detective Cave, was
thrown of a West street car yesterday and had
his left arm badly bruised and cut
r. Christia ner. the piano dealer. SiI Third
street, has rehstsd his store. and Can now lay
claim to the hsndsomess piano wareroom in the
city.
J. & Crandail. q collector OF old junk. was ar
rested yesterday on the charge OF stealing .
clock from A q. Johnson. who lives at the cog
ner Of Main ana Eighth streets.
Coroner Horton yesterday examined the per-
sonsl effects OF John s Howelis, who was killed
At the Cox eiale mines. III; failed TO find clues
TO the residence of relatives. There was one
let,sr frcsn Mary Davis, pos.mayKed Taylor, Pa I,
SIS in cash, = sui, of clothes. overeoat and re-
voiveE
British bark Iskenbs. Capt Cumming. will
dock at schwabAcher's wharf on Monday to dis
charge that portion ri her cargo destined for
this port Tho whole cargo 10 consigned to Bal
four. Guthrie 4 Co. and Nj. Bailey. of Tacoma.
the Arms representative, came over yesterday TO
nav the duty ~ the custom house Mr.. kai,ey
s.ys the frm will establish an agency here. IN
der charge Of A. Thompson.
Prof. share begins rehearxing The Nikado"
next week with the seattle high school. This
in an undertaking that viii take lots o! hard
work, but viii b ready for presentation in
seout two montha Miss 6codrell will probably
introduce one or two OF her charming drills into
tho cpsra. making il not only An exhibition OF
srss NJ and singing bat also OF physical cuisurs
He Also contsmp.Ases putting another opera in
rehearsal. the name OF which has net eeea de-
c,dsd pom, the great drawback being getting
the dialogue part
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rad PREDICAMENT.
I'd Chooses Between Evils
II Thompson Will Case.
.r oe lEoATEE AND WITNESS.


~ elokes, sole executor and bene-
apAsr the will of Mary E. Thomp-
=. . voIl-4o-do negro woman Of this
10 did in California in the latter
~ < November, found himself in an
ESs6t6 peedicament. In order to extri.
~ isans,f hs filed yesterday . waiver Of
n - yiehts under the will, retaining
tahs sppointment.as executor. The
- 4, contested by John Smith and
80 Smith, her children. on the
-. - Stokes hsd exercised undue in
s-sr1e avss her. Upon their representa-
- Eseice William Caldwell was APP
800 special administrator pending the
S11wt.
~, further examination of the will il
sut that Of the four subscribing
80 70 two were incompetent TO prove
( o64hs only way that 1t could be adj
80 10 probate was by the testimony of
Srlptssd the remaining witness. Here.
Ivsvs-, he encountered another diff
-. SN under the law . witness may
"a 9&ss will unless he relinquishes all
50 70 him in it. Of the horns of the
Hinnea Stokes appears to have chosen
20 lapssr. for il the will were not admitted
hneesss be would take nothing, whereas
Srtaning the executorship he. retained
Art hi fees and commissions.
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shg TRIAL CALENDAR

~ o'H'-civlL DErAnrNESr-HuMRs. j.
s's', sei Tor March y
~ Hppe et al vs.. Puget sound Shore Rail.
-. vny-iAmaee; set for March Ia
q \. Wknss W. Joseph hsrret.-Atsachmsut
Dam ct al. Va. J. II. woolisry OF Al
eet Tor March
srsss ~ Tor March Is
~ ; r'os " J. ". George ct si.-Foreclos.
k..~1. GET for March -
ssAssscr vs.. Seattle Cousoltd ste,i Street
sSeomfAay-D Damages: set for March IL
t,ss. skAxer Vs. L. ". CLARK ct al.-Rs-
oocKT-xorTry pRsAKrNKNr-lAxa.
A.: ixY. }.
Il assss ssansS va ". Il swaney-pivorce: act
teS .'saa Va 4 Garseta-pivorce: set for
,,s.s,, ~ Nesson-Divorec; &c, for March
sS saisn-Disoscs: set Tor Nsrrh y
~ Lacas-pisorce: set for Mach =
corkr - CRIMINAL pEr.srvrsr
A. Hrnxs. j.
NM. James Donohue ct ai-se, for trial
iN," T. r. Robertson g, a-s., to,
isss - James Caraicaae!-Set for MsrchS
Ass ', !. ,Ssstory-->et for trial March 4
Assr naafa sharp for Marcus
Awaa = l. Nsrr asa-Two charges; set for
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PERSONAL.

DR.. ". n Hilton leaves tomorro y for San
Francisco.
DR.. s. W. Conover. collector Of Port Angeles,
10 guest of the Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hastings, Of Port Tow ns.
end, are stopping At the Grand.
Manager J. W. Hanna, of the Seattle theater,
goes to San Francisco on business TO-DAY.
Presidential Eiector John g. McMilin, OF
Roche Harbor. ID . guest OF the Occidental.
Ex-Lieut Gov. Charles E. Laughton came
over With the crowd from Olympia and rsgis.
tered at the Grand.
w. W. Houghton, tho Front street jeweler.
leaves this morning for Chicago. New York and
other Eastern points. He viii be absent for
about three months and will visit the Worlds
fair.
Mrs. Frances +. Riley and J. r. Riley. OF New
York city. mother aud brother of J. d. Riley, of
the Puget Sound Bond and Trust Company, are
stopping at the Occidental They have come TO
make their home here
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honey-Motion 70 STRIKE norton. of .fa,u..,v.
messsr - snswes: argued and submittsd
e. 49, 20 ~ LYON, Observation-Disclosures
certain: granted
sUr1nlon cou.r-sourrY DEPAxrusxr-IAxe.
LEY. j.
- AeCosvey N 4. l. Clask-Notioo 70 ais-
Her,r sisc css,s; sennnned 2 nsrch
eOsnrm sale Of rsai estate; granted.
49, Allan " King county. esste q al
s SS,,on e dissolve attachment; continued 70
,. :: Snow u Ira Hicks q al.-Osdss Of iude-
msns Tor plaintiff: signed
Aesss Iolioison ". Ole NygsAsd -Dsisndaat's
Hs1ts0n Iof Judgment; granted.
Y g Pratt q a. ". l. l. Pratt q q. -Ressess's
feeofs confirmed: partition INSIDE eNeetuaL
- 4. Do 0rs6 " Gsorge De Gra6-Ofdor con-
William Lei.inrer " City Of ssetsie-Jud..
mSns signed for ex25 and costs.
~ ~ Jennings ~ J. H. Causten-Default
eea seeinse osfendans
Maf9arst Brown W. Thomas H Brown-Ds.
John keith. native o. Great Britain, admitted
STATE e. rel. Julia considins n. John v. Con.
s'9ine-Continusd one week.
IN the matter OF application Of +. Z. Chase for
~ o. naeeas corpus-Order granted to issue
49,. nso &c behalf OF Thomas Gibbons; Gibbons r.
John Campbsll " r. d. Vincent q aL-set.
semene ana statement OF facts BY ex-Judgo
.ssSs1 WnOSI8 U9SOto euO IN to0 presence Oh pre-
siding judge In open court.
c. N. Burdick W. Kate BuHdfck- Objoctious Of
the state; argued and submitted.
sUP8nio1 couRr-PRoBArR DsPAerNsxr-LANo.
LBY.J.
1stete Of EsrA A. 6tafEord-HeariuR Of petition
So9 letters OF administration; Get for March TO-
Estate Of H. A. AeKeivey-Hesrfng of petition
I0r Letters Of administration; set for March TO-
Estate Of G. X. Jouoe-Exhibit fled; hearing
Of petition for distribution: set for March TO-
Estate Of C. Harsman-Dscrss; discharRing
administrator.
sUPsRIoB COUNT - CRIMINAL DEYARInRNr -
HUMBe, J..
Acme Publishing Company ". T. r. Coebett-
Bill OF exceptions: signed
First Baptist Church Of Ballard ". the Bors-
granted.
Risdon. Calm 1 Co " r. Hushss-Nsw trial;
denied.
l. N. Anderson VI. A. L. Parker-D Defendant
allowed % fle amended answer.
bufgese Hall ". Paul r Horst ct al-Change
OF venue to Pierce county; granted.
John Holm W H. +. Eommensen-Set for
TRIAL March 10.
Blanche F. Daniels Va Eastern Improvement
Company-vsrdict for plaintiff for $500.
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Bsgear Small Released.

George P. Small, tho noted beggar who
has been q thorn in the side of the
Bureau of Associated Charities, was dis
charged on Friday from the county Jail,
where he was serving q three months
sentence for vagrancy. He had been ill
with rheumatism ever since his com nit
ment. and prevailed upon Justice Cald-
well to release him upon his promise to
leave the county within ten days and
never beg any more. He vas overjoyed at
his release. and vowed that he would do
anything to keep out Of jail In the future,
- his recent experience had almost killed
him
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A number OF sailors attacked John r.
Hawkins about $50 last evening on the
Ocean dock. At the time Hawkins was in
company with Capt. Cumming of the bark
Lakemba. Hawkins was knocked down
and out Subsequently he swore out
a warrant for five of the men who were
known to him, and in company with
Detective Cudlhee went to the Sailors
union shipping Office, where James MARROW
was identified ~ the assailant and ar.
rested
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nAnrIN AND KAsrON.

1nereasing Interest In Their Gooeines-
Record Of Their Ceaversloos.
''Can . Man Be Saved Out Of the
church," Was the topic and Genesis kill,
the significant text Of G. n. Martins ser.
mon last night No stronger appeal has
yet been made. and such preaching will
This will be nothing new. for the great
fevivalist held . meeting ct Oakland.
CAL. last year with l5S conversions. His
assmeetings have just closed ct Jackson
vile, ILL.,, with l24 conventions. His
meeting ct Lexington, No.. resulted in 252
and at Piattsburg. No.. in S73 conversions.
These are samples Of the work he has
done during the past seven years. Seattle
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Courts and County Omces.

homestead entry and one pre- -emption
- the United States land once yes
's 70 wed was issued yesterday for John
ssVn. oil Botheli. aud Anna l. DahlQuis,,
- spFesl OF n. Kaufman from the dscis-
| 49, Is suI<r.or court of King county. which
| e.oW to Mcconnell, Parker h Co, the
court reversed the judgment.
- nsi'ing county officials were at the court.
Al Yesterday looking over the building.
q e~fk Martin Cameron. of Kittitas, was
a OF County Clerk Gordon. and Sheriff
~'"sp. the guest OF sheriff Woolsry,
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aksus m WAS DEFRAUDRD.
- Ssbiason 6ued for Recovery Of
Real Estate He Bought.

~ 4oDlooOn Doo0 Tor H00OvoHy OF
Resi- Estate He Bought.
nntHrovej began suit in the superior
"A t.sterdsy to recover So. 600 from Park
4 nsisyson and Cassie NJ. Robinson. his
=. cSthe ground of fraud. and to have
- ssAim declared lien upon certain
rlSoaA,s.
N 'emulaint set forth that on Decem-
- 4 lsa2, the defendants fraudulently
upisd 10 inform the plaintiff that
~ deAirsd to purchase certain tract Of
~ eksaging to the latter. They offered
NY i*a plaintiff $500 cash. or. II they
pisrcf 70 pay 5000 down, and give .
puohseA money mortgage for the balance.
n ohfct OF this little scheme on the
ri Of she defendants, It is alleged, was
bnis money upon the land and 60 to
DusA IAakota. The plaintiff admits that
y TOOK the bait, and decided the land
dDdutssJ to the defendants. Then .
ut mortgage was executed by them to
- PuyAilup Loan and Trust Company
r 0K0. It also Is claimed that the
DI1istiE is foreigner by birth, and under
nnds English but imperfectly. % that it
- ~ easier to defraud him. He asks
~ II recover s., 600 from the defendants,
~ the- his claim be decreed to b valid
01nT ing lien upon the land.
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For brief call will be cheered. stimulated
and refreshed by . cup Of bouillon made
from Cudahy's REX" Beef Extract. 1t 10
superceding tea in the more fashionable
homes. So very delicate. you know.
Served free all this week at Leithead e.
Cawley's drug store. next Grand hotel.
The lady in charge will give you hundred
hints as to ito use in both parlor and
kitchen,
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you're not satisfied, they'll refund the
money! Why not do the same when
you buy medicine?
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
b sold on that plan. It's the only blood
purifier 80 certain and effective that It
can be guaranteed to benefit or cure, In
every case, or you have your money
back.
It's not like the ordinary spring medi-
cines or sarsaparillas. All the year round,
1t cleanses, builds up, and invigorates the
system. If you're bilious, rundown, or
dyspeptic, or have any blood-taint, moth
ing can equal it as remedy.
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D644 U0o1oIo Gets 1900 OomoG00.
u1ntss +. Daniels obtained . verdict
III UesAgainst the Eastern Investment
onpsss in Judge Humes' court yester.
-. fss amount sued for was Sc, 600, 40
mpm9tion for mental and bodily in.
~ Fhs plaintiff had fallen into an
g11ulfitn made by the defendant for
ehk. purposes, by reason, ~ was al-
k@ the latter's negligence in not
80 ap proper guard or railing. Ac-
A ~ not brought, however. until
ont Sns- months after the accident, and
eso tsfacult to obtain evidence OF just
~ ~Adition the premises were in at
- dree when the accident occurred.
: Q. MARSHALL. . building contractor,
tnli6sd ~ behalf of the defendant that
9s1eatation was properly fenced in at
0smeSn question. The jury, however,
eneidsrsd that the defendant was liable
~ ~ i;our Of elaboration. but cut down
oPaiStiffs claim from $20, 200 to $500.
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Samuel Iverson. q deck hand on the
steamer Mabel, was seriously injured at
Everett Friday afternoon by barrel Of
acid falling on him. He now lies at Provi-
dence hospital suffering intense pain from
his injuries. In unloading the barrels it
required two men to handle the truck.
IversOn Was an old hand At the business,
but his companion was inexperienced and
allowed the handle to slip from his hands.
Being relieved of steadying hand on one
side. the truck swung to the other and
toppled over the gang plank, taking liver
son with it. The barrel struck and reeled
over across his body near the hips, infiict-
Ing internal injuries of q serious nature.
When Iverson was seen At the hospital
yesterday the attending physician had
been working two and half hours to re-
lieve him. He was a. white - . ghost
and talked with difficulty.
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IhR ktOrrEk

N,s,,- f-tiSit KPAkrNsSr-osroxN.,
.asas,, Montana vs.. A. 4 Andes.on-prc-
Nsus ~ ag' Petition granted.
!. S1nRy assatAaass James Kiaiey-Pre-
!. ssss kssssaas: continued 10 March -
. go 4 ssat Tor $-s& IS aud ccsss; signed
Rsac~ csxass Va cascade Fire ana Marine
- esq., fsas-neposi;loas and exaieits
10 lie attached 10 statemen, Of
! A : Puget SOUND Railway "a Ma.
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taeies,owing new cases were filed in the
saasy rserk's Office yesterday:
!. tssoyer Va r A. Rowlsy Of aL-Aotion
snssv.v ss7i for breach Of contract
Z. ~ Harris w. J. T. Tramer--Suit 10 quiet
= fcung W. Z. Kihn--Actiou 20 recover
- s'omlssosy note.
@sson National Bank w. O. II. Hol-
:At 70 recover 81 900 on . promissory
us ssrovsy ". Psrk B. Robinson-Actio to
Loyhed w. W. E. Bow-Action to 70
- ~ Is paid by mistake
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Neht s'mplaints were filed by the West
M Improvement Company in the su.
Hs3 etart yesterday to foreclose mort
- sae list Of defendants and amount
Y ~ c'tms are Is follows:
As1a Cummings and husband. $500: W. II.
- ~ e.. u,l25; J. g. Cooper. $500: Lizzie
~. w.: Annie Coburn ct a.. $3.50: Henry
q al. $50: William NJ. Allison Of al,
- 3. Hart Ct al. Sis.
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TIE SEATTLE PosT-NTEIIIGENcER, SUNDAY FEBRUARY

wheels passed over his body near the
.doating ribs. He was taken to his home
in the patrol wagon and DR.. Thoreson
called. The injuries are considered dam
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Small dairy and garden ranch In sub
urbs Of Seattle for rent on favorable terms.
Good buildings; sixteen acres pillow land.
See J. X. Edmiston at Security Savings
hank
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serfouslv Hurt bv n Run.v.v.

Seriously Hurt by . Runaway.
A teamster named Turbell Thompson,
living at Depot and Orion streets, wss
thrown from his seat yesterday morning
about 80 o'clock on lower Commercial
street, and was run over. One of tho
horses stepped on his chest and the wagon
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when you buy
shoes or cloth
ing /? Don't
you 60 to the
place II you
can find it)
where they tell
you that you
may wear the
articles out,
and than II
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Warrington Pensions.
WARRINGTON CRY, Feb. 2h-(Special. +
Pensions have been granted to residents Of
the state of Washington as follows:
Original widow, stc.-Ninor heirs Of Ananias
Meredith.
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Lowell Wants 60 Join Everett.

EvERErr. Feb. 25.-ISpecial. l-For some
reason . revolution has taken place in
Lowell on the subject ofincorporation ana
now petitions are being circulated asking
to b included in the proposed limits OF
Everett. After pretty full discussion it
is believed that this can be done and still
retain the postoffice at Lowell. ~ It is now.
but the plan proposed will exclude the
sawmill of Il. d. Smith and the paper mill
from the corporate limits.
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is in need Of the work he is now doing 50
earnestly and will respond appropriately.
The accompanying cut 10 that Of Prof.
h. A. Easton, who il the companion Of
Mr.. Martin. He is chorus leader Of fine
ability. He was with Updike in his great
meeting in Des Moines, Ia. in which 563
were converted. He 10 the man who de-
clared publicly against Sunday sports in
Illinois, his native state, by refusing to
play baseball on the first day Of the week.
Robert McIntire, Of Denver, makes him
one Of the heroes in his lecture on young
men. Go and hear him today at the
Armory hall.
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Prices-26c, SOC. 75c and 81 90.
Seats at Theater Box ONCE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
PROBATTON ENDED.
EI-Msyor Nelson Must Serve Two Years
In Prison.

CAPE CHARLES, VA, June 12.-spe-
cal.-Thomas Nelson, an ex-Mayor OF this
city, and formerly chief clerk to the
master mechanic OF the New York. Phila-
delphia and Norfolk Railroad Compap>
who was tried at the last March CO
for forging payroll receipts OK IA
Baldwin on the railroad company
was pronounced not guilty, and whol
also treasurer of the Episcopal Ch
funds 20 the extent OF 81 600, and {
found guilty OF embezzlement and s.
fenced 10 two years I'm the penitentian
was to-day arrdgned before Judge Gil-
more Kendall, at Eastville, on the charge
Of forging another payroll receipt I'm tie
name Of r. G. Scott for slNty-seycn doll
lars and sixty-seven cents.
Shortly after Nelson was convicted In
March, his counsel Hon. j. w. G.. Black
stone, made "A motion for a new trial,
which he has been fighting hard 20 get
up. To-day when he found his efforts
were In vain he offered 60 withdraw his
motion and compromise the case with the
railroad company. and give the case 20 the
jury 20 make the sentence for one term.
The case was given TO the jury at SO
L. NJ, and after staying out about thirty
minutes fixed the sentence at two years
for both charges. This Is the last indlct-
ment against Nelson, and he will be taken
10 Richmond I'm few days. Ever since
the motion for new trial was made by
Nelson's counsel he has felt confident
thai he would escape the penltentiary.
and when the news was broken 10 him
to-day that his entire term at Richmond
would be two years. he dropped HIS head
I'm despair and said he was very much
disappointed that he was not cleared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
WEATHER EORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June i2.-For
Virginia. Fair. followed I'm Southern
Virginia by increasing cloudiDess and
showers, slight changes I'm temperature,
variable winds, mostly east.
For North Carolina: Fair, except show
ers west, warmer west, variable winds.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast-The storm central Sunday night
over the DakOtas has remained nearly
stationary, and trough OF low pressure
extends thence westward over the pla-
teau region. The barometer continues
high over the eastern lake region. New
York and New England. The tempera-
ture has fallen on the Atlantic Coast and
Gulf States and the northwest and has
risen In the Middle and Upper Mississippi
Valleys, and thence over the lake re-
gions Very high temperatures are re-
ported in the northwest maxim OF 100
degrees being noted az Moorehead. MINI.
Showers have occurred on the Middle
New England Coast and IN areas IN
the South Atlantic and Gulf States and
Eastern Tennessee. Generally fair and
slightly warmer weather Is indicated for
New England and the lake region. In
the Middle and Upper Mississippi and ths
Missouri Valleys the weather will be
generally fair. with lower temperature
Wednesday.
The rivers are above the danger line
On feet and tenths):
Rislng-Memphis. 0.5; New Orleans, as
Falling-Cairo. 2.G: Helena. TT: Arkan-
sss City. SO; Greenvilie. 30; vieksburs.
Az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
Telegraphic Breyities.

NEW YORK. June 12.-Joseph Binn's
chemical works, in Williamsburg were
burned last night; loss, 100000.
SING SING. y. Y. June l2.-John l..
Osmond was electrocuted this morhlhs
for the murder OF his wife. Mary ana
his cousin, John 9. Burchall
WASHINGTON. June l2.-The Navy De
nartroent is advised that Captain Bartlett
relieved Captain Higginson. May %lh'
~ command Of the Atlanta at Greyto"h'
Nicaragua.
MARLBORO. ND. June l2.-William
pi,cknev. the colored murderer who was
sentenced to be hanged June 5Oth, ana
ascaped three weeks ago. was recapturea
near here last night.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jun 12-Sketcn
,.,a,s for the new postoffice building at
Sa,,annah have been commenced. CON
o,ressnan Lester had a conference Satuf-
dav with the supervising architect ana
matters will now be pushed.
NEW YORK, June l2.-Captain F. /.
t1,e,ginson OF Atlanta, who was Instructed
80 return home by the Secretary OF me
~ because Of delay ia getting MS
,,asssi 10 sea when ordered, arrived mere
-, the steamship Athos from Limon To-
day. -,.,
SAN FRANCISCO. June IA special
from Visalia says that another hsht De
tween Evans and Hontag, the cans tralh
robbers. and the officers took place 'SSt as
evening. An officer was snol III 'he -. ~
and Evans was probably mOl'~i''
wounded. II not dead
WASHINGTON, June 12'-AIthoush .,
orders 10 that effect have not yet issue1
from the Navy Department 1t Is staten s.'i
that the gunboat Concord. now AT ~ ~
York. will be sent 10 the CHINA stauoh o.
soon as her repairs are compieteu' -
Il is expected will be ABOUT 'hs e''-
ths nresent month.