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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
A TriD to Eureka.


Since the last issue of the Record the
editor his wife and the baby made trip
to the rustling, bustling city of Eureka,
in our twin state, and noted as the great
est primary wheat market in the world.
Friday evening we went down through
Winchester, across the pretty South
Prairie, and stopped all night at the resi-
dence of Capt. Flick. The captain was
looking well, but said he was awful lone
some. Mrs. Flick is visiting the worlds
far, and the fact that the captain is go.
ing to take in the big show later on was
hardly sufficient to make him content
with the situation. In fact. the captain
asserted that he wouldn't be permanent
bachelor--alone on the prairie-for the
whole state. Mr.. and Mrs. Flick have
furnished an object lesson for these who
believe that trees and small fruits cannot
be raised in North Dakota, for the house
is situated in fine grove of large and
thrifty trees, and there is plentiful sup
ply Of small fruits
Arriving in Eureka Saturday evening
the travellers put up at the Hotel Knlck.
erbocker, which they found to be very
comfortable and homelike place. The
hotel was IN charge of the proprietor
wife, Mr. Knickerbocker being in attend
ance at the worlds far. The acqualnt
ance of Mr.. and Mrs. Ronayne was made
Mr.. Ronayne is one Of the publishers oil
the Herald, among the best local paper!
in the southern twin, and also of the
Eureka Post, o German paper. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ronayne, with their two pretty chill
dren, live next door to the office, and ART
among those pleasant, soclable people
who make strangers "feel at home" Mr.
Ronayne is q hard worker for, Eureka
and deserves all in the nature of success
that may come to him.
The writer also made the acquaintance
of Mr.. Peter Henrlcy, an intelligent ant
pleasant German-American printer con,
nected with the Herald aud the Post.
Among others we met Mr.. James Fin
lay and Mr.. James NJ. Brown, two gen
tlemeu representing capitalists who loar
money on land, and both of whom arr
well and favorably known in the southern
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
The RECORD is entered at the WiHiamsport
PostoGlce as second class matter.
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY CELE.
BRATION AT WILLIAMSPORT.

At meeting of the executive commit.
tee held at Willlamsport Saturday even
ing the following committees were ap-
pointed.
Committee on Entertainment-Mr and
Mrs. G. w. Lynn, Mrs. H. A. Armstrong,
Miss Eva Campbell, w. L. Yeatcr, j. A.
Cotton.
Committee on Muslc-D r. Rupert
Mis-. Fl. A. Armstrong, Miss Eva Camp.
bell.
Committee on Decoration-M Messrs. Is
racl Robinson, Fred shearer, Rober
Yeater, Harper Simcoke, ard William G
Packer; the Misses linda Conner, Lalit
Yeater, Ollie Worst, Maud Robinson, ant
Lucy Markley.
The program for the day is as follows
Opening prayer-10 am.
Music.
Reading of the Declaration of Inde
pendence, by H. A. Armstrong.
Muse.
Grafton, by the Hon. Robert Allison
of Steele.
| Music. @
Picnic dinner at p. IN. (AlI are re
quested to bring well filled baskets)
At 2:30 p. M, pony race and slow race
in alternate heats; distance 600 yards
best three in five. Prizes--Pony race
Sis to first, $40 to second, IS to third il
the slow race, $3 and So, respectively.
Next will be a foot.race, distance 10
yards. Prizes--$5 to first, So to second.
Boys foot race, 10 years and under
Prlzes--$2 to first and 81 to second.
Sack race, So to first, 50 to second.
Three-leg race, So to first, 81 to second
Wheelbarrow race, So to first, 81 u
second.
Running broad jump, 80 to first S
to second.
Hop, step aud jump, So to first, 81 t.
second.
High jump, So 10 first, 81 to second.
Grand free-for.a all running race, dis
tance 900 yards best two in three. Flrs
prize, $25 second, $40.
! An entrance fee of 10.per cent bf TIL
purse will be required in all cases.
The pony and free-for.aE races will no
be started with less than five entries.
The sports will close with q mattel
game between the Sterling and Will
Transport baseball teams.
A dancing party will folloW>in tn
evening, and general good time is cx
pected. Y
The whole population of this and sste
counties is cordially invited to be pres
ent.
The executive committee having til
celebration in charge desire to give no
tice to any and all persons who may con
template selling Intoxicating liquor on o
in the vicinity of the grounds on tia
day that they will use all means in thei
power to punish such violations of til
law and bring the guilty parties to jus
tice. H. D. CoNNoR,
F. H. CoTToN,
D. H. YEATER,
E. 9. CAMPBELL,
S. F. WRIGHT.
Committee.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
TO THE PEOPLE Of En Mons CO.

Farmers want home market for their
live stock l propose to give 1t to them,
and Will pay cash tor their live stock,
thus SAVING them frei ght eharges and md
ior"sy rTSyssn sappng pser .cm MAKING pn"gds cut
granulated sugar for 81; all kinds Of
package coffee (Arbucklc's, Lion, XXXX
and Blue Band) ut 25 cents II pound Mo.
cha and Java coffee. 30 to 40 cents a
pound; crushed coffee, IS cents and
everything else in proportion. BY buying
in large quantities l am enabled TO avoid
high f'clght rates on small lots of goods,
aud thus sell at low prices. Give me a
call. GEORGE GUssNER,
Bismarck, N. 2.
Session Laws of '03 for sale at this
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23

Repairs kept for all Machines and Vehicles sold by
We will and furnish Repairs free of cost to
chasers during first season. We will sell for cash Manila
and Ssa Binding Twne cheap it be in the
Twin Cities Binding Twne Plow Lays and Repairs for the
Machines handle will be strictly cash. unless arranged for
with agent at Wilamspert ourselves at Steele We
have competitors in North Dakota prices. We will
furnish repairs for any Machine have that do not
handle, if you will let us know.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
CELEBRATION AT GLENCOE.

CELEBRATlONA AT GLENCOE.
GLENCOE. June IS.
To the Editor of the REooHp:
Glencoe will celebrate on the Fourth
There will be picnic dinner, horse
racing. u foot race, IA sack race, balloon
,ascaDslon, ball playing, grand fireworks,
'peanut stand" refreshments of all
kinds. Bowery large enough to dance
four sets, Everybody come. >.
G. J. BUCKLEY, ~
w. j. TAYLOR,
Managers.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Winchester.
Correspondence Of the RECORD.

Correspondence of the RECORD.
After reading IN last weeks Record Of
the number of celebrations to be held in
this county on the Fourth, the settlers in
this vicinity were at loss where 10 go,
to elbow themselves in" Not to be be-
hindhand, the Winchester people have
also decided to celebratc-but it is gong
to be at Billsport. >. Roadmastcr Pagcl
has put the approaches to the bridge in,
fine condition 80. Sam Cummins has
moved the blacksmith shop from Wins
chester to his place. A steady growth is
much better than big boom. Winchcs-
ter is experiencing the former but it's
the wrong way. -. Lots Of good fishing in
the Beaver now. It takes lovero of the
sport, though, to. stand the mosquitoes.
80. Miss Anna Petrlc attended the instis.
tutc in Winona last week. ., Tom Kelly
is shcaring his sheep. ..Al. uonstain is
breaking bronchos.. Mike Mahaney,
Jr., said "good-by" to South Prairie last
week ...... The Record family passed
through the burg last week on the road
to Eureka Cor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
SIRAYED.

Came to the premises of the undcr-
signed, on the northwest quarter of sec
lion "a, township 1911, range 76, Yellow
and one fore foot white !; white stripe in
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
$500 PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
o.

forehead. The owner is requested to call,
prove property pay charges and take her
away. STANIsLAUs BERTsCL,
Omio. N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
GALL HAIL THE POWERv

HHH HHfkHH HEE EO" EH'7
OF the St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
Company. with delight to protect your
crops against Hail-the farmers great
enemy.
For rates or other information call on
or address
S. M. PYE & Co., Agents,
Office Capital National Bank,
Bismarck, N D.
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LAND FOR SALE


Southeast quarter Of section 49, town
ship 1856, range 76, q miles west of Will
iamsport; will sell cheap; small payment
down and long time on balance, at low
rate of interest G. D. EDICK,
Bismarck, N. D,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23

International Stock Food" is lust
what your horses, cows and hogs need in
the spring to keep them thriving. George
Jennings sells it.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
IlORSESl

Work and driving teams mares and
geldings--also Il number of wel-brcd
colts
FOR SALEl
On time, or will trade for cattle, sheep or
land. HUGH CAMPBELL,
Glencoe, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23

lY0NS & W00DMANSEE,
DEALERS
AGRIGULT LTUR AL
EMENTS
NORTH DAKOTA
DEALERS IN

Belle and Jackson Wagons. any
size from 3 to 81, with wide tires;
narrow tires furnished on special
orders; Road Carts, Road Wagons,
Buggies, Carriages and Buckboards,
Woodmansee Steel Windmills; Har-
ris & Cole Wooden Pumps; Porce-
lain Cylinder Wooden 8x8 Pumps,
complete, for l6 or l8 foot Well,
$3.50; j. I. Case Thrashers. Russell
& Miller Thrashers, Minnesota
Chief Thrashers.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23
Winona.
Correspondence of the RECORD.

Correspondence of the RECORD
The institute which was held here last
week was considered to be one of the best
ever held in Emmons county. Nearly
every teacher in the county was present,
besides a number from other countiesEof
the state.... Landlord Walden has given
the Merchants hotel coat of paint Z
which adds to its looks great deal IS. ss I
Rufus Wagner and Vim. Southwick
started for Eureka to-day. When out
few miles their horse became frightened
and ran, throwing Mr.. Southwick oass
and hurting him quite badly, Sbesides,,
smashing their buggy to some extent Il:
At the school election 10 day w. a. Pat
terson was chosen director. The Big
Muddy is very high, and the Steamboats,
men are making use Of it, judging by the
amount of freight that has come in dur
ing the past week for the post aud the
agency. ...Lute McRay was in from tile
Grand River, and returned to-day....We5
need rain very much in this part Of the
country.... Last Sunday the thermo ometer5
registered 1OS at. The post. $. Treasures
Lee is down from Billsport, to.d day, tak-
ing in the sights of the city. ~ VI
PR1cKLY PEAR. I
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on the

EN- MONS COUNTY RECORD.
By b. r. STREETER.
WILL1AMsPoRT, NORTH DAKOTA.
Pioneer Journal of the County.
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TAKENsI1p.

TAKEN IfP. ". 3ss sss ss5s Il ss
a two, ,year-old sorrel mare white strip
y 10 10 iace no prand now IN my pm stures
i Owner will please call and remove same
HueH CAMPBELL, Glencoe, N.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23

Tricycle. Plows; Parlin & Oren-
dorf Sulky Plows; Farm King
Sulky and Farm Queen Gang Rock
ford) Plows, with breaker and Stub
BILE attachment; IL, IA and 16 inch
Wood or Steel Beam (Walking)
Stubble Plows; IL, IA and l6 inch
Rockford Breaking Plows; Double
Shovel Plows and Two-Horse Gull
tivators; Horse Hay-Rak all sizes
up to IA feet; Walter A. Wood
Steel Tubular Mowers; Deering
Mowers; Jones (Plano) Chain
Mowers; Buckeye Mowers; Min
neapolis Binders; Deering Folding
Platform Binders; Plano Binders
Plano Headers, l2 and IA feet;
Rock Island Hay-Loaders; Acme
Rakes and Rickers; Favorite, La
M. e. WAlDROFF,
Agent at Williamsport, Nor. Oak.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-23

~. Final Proofs, Homestead Filings and Mo-
tices of Intention 10 Make Final Proof carefully
written. Letters of Inquiry regarding such
Record Office at any time. Settlers from distant
parts of the County can have their work done so
as to suit their convenience about returning
home. s,t7
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Session Laws of '03 for sale at this
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Coarss aaa Public omc.,.

ssase Langley held court all day yesterday
sss5udss osbora heard several motions.
There were ore Homestead one cash and tvs o
fa' proof entries aud two pre-emp,lon aiings
Eur tni'ed States land ef'ieo yesterday.
losnses 10 we'd were issued yesterday for
aGun sehiehu ani Kose Hoeisr. both OF North
ssksma. John Wakey aud sophis Gsrtisnd.
sxh Of Seattle; John Hessen sad tses,ie Amber
both oi seattle, and Hugh l. warnock aud
s-ssesta A. Day, both OF seattle
parsas the menth Of June i,1sS instruments
we kled cr record Ia the auditors Office and
s1'ysis marriage licenses Issued. Daring the
nsas senth IL civil snits were led In the
800 o. the siork Of the superior court: - o,
ass quits were commenced siucs the aew Law
sfssiiss the beginning of civ,l scslons wxai
4ta eject
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rox cAME TO SEATTLE "BxokE."


specs sasos who Aided IN Eleoa's Russ
Now schsming ~ Irrigation.
A. W.;od Fog, who r. said 30 have been instru.
mental In the downfall Of Cashier Flood, OF the
Douohlse. Kelley bank, OF san Francisco, Was
restdenE oil this city for some Tine after the big
fire. Ee came here from Helena or Bate In the
fall OF sss3 and took rooms at the Russell house.
where 80 stayed until he is.t in the summer OF
1891 ios his old homo In California, where his
mother now lives.
Dur.,sg his stay la Seattle he Was not en- gagged
In any particular business. nut managed to
make Is living from commissions on salsA for
some California wine nousc. II 10 siso stated On
good authority thst his mother gave him some
sssi.tai!ce. lie never Vas . high dyer In this
city, foi no matter what HE inciinations might
have hten he never had the money. Hs came
here, 10: the common acceptance OF the term,
"broke: aud wsat away in no better eircum-
ssancss
After abort visit In California In 1891 be
went tss Boise. Idaho. where he conceived the
idea of. running . ditch along the base OF the
fooihilA back OF the city aud thus watsrtpg .
territory OF 50. 60 screa lie went 10 Omaha aud
submitted his plans to . millionaire named PEP
sins, who approved Of them ana would have
probably put up the money for the construction
Of the Sitcn but fos unforeseen dif!io1Isy.
Perkins wanted erst mortgage bonds, but thu
shuitinS property owners wanted him to take
stock l;ss,ead This Disagreement cause u the
plan q. misearry. bn; Fox Is said to b. sssig at
work spying To form . company to carry it
throug,. lie 10 now in Port. aud, and spends q
good d,SAi of his time at the ionion aud San
Francisco baax. H. y shaueui. general man-
agsr of gre seattle Transfer Company. has known
Fox fot;nvs years. and states positively tha, be
was ne ,es outhe Seattle polios !oses or accepted
the position of night Waterman, - stated In San
Frsacssso dispatches.
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sea-sicS royaeers suffer unscsakabls sortures
raen II: Hostetters stomach Bttiers 10 rssortsd
Ia the .eftures cease Yachting parties, ocean
a.hcrmsp. nervous. sickiy people, whom the
jarring st Q railway train affects much IN the
sane wsy - the tasssns OK the ssrEes do one
Who et,s-ses the Atlantic for the s.st time.
shostd pe mindful OF shis aud DC provided with
sn dsstasse supply OF the Bt,srA This incam.
psfaaie: stoEnaea.e viii promptly ssst,s . stofa-
seh oot;sseou>ly disturbed, is q capital Ant!eoie
Ga mai irls aud nervous ennplaiats. remeii &c
CONSUMPTION and btiiausBess snI eaaatefaets Q
tsaaen.'y 10 Rheumatism. Besides this. IL CON-
feusstss for goss ot energy consequent upon
undue ySertio1 or aefycus anxtety, aud aysrts
he snssts 81 exposure Ia incemens weather
and the; wearing vt damp clothing. Both appe-
ute aaSs sleep are promotes. rs II. and genera
aealsh sspiiiy improves through sts tee.
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uAkIxE NEWS.

fAfooa1. July &-n R-Cioudy: frssA
sonshvsss wind Passed oot-Bark In TOW Of
tug Tacoma. ct els y m last night Passsd Ia
-SeAf Purisaa, 81 Z N
ERAn Bar, July 6-l3 n-Clooay; light
oouthweg4 wtad
CIAIlAu Bar. July &-i3 n--c.oudy end
calm.
PYsxr. July ST.. m-- Cloudy and calm
Poxr cRRscxST. Ju;y &-l2 mL-C;oudy: fsssh
southwest wind
Poxr AxagIIA July ar m.-Cioudy;
fsesa west wind Bk SouomA Ia bay.
Nosp m report rscsivsd from Tatoosh og
tr:ermediats pointA
Posr GAnslE. July &-{speeIal l--saiisd yss-
serdsy-sehr Gomez. Capt 1ornstrom, fog San
Pedro
sAx FnASosco. Juiy &-Arrivsd-sh Lie
veliyn. from Nanaima Cisafed-St1 Columhia,
for Assoesa: str Homer. ioe seattle: STR Bawn-
more, for Nara.mo Dsparted-Sh Ksnnehec.
for Seattle
BasxxnxAvss. July &-ArrivsS-Allss.i from
Nsw York.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 2-Arivsd-Fusfss Bis
marck, from New Yeek: Chester, from New
York
KIxsAL.. July k-Passsd-Angloman. from
Baltimore
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wArER FRONT MOTIFS.

Fred Sanders new yacht Kelpis va taken to
Port Blakeiey yesterday.
The steamer wsllspa viii make another trip
to QaiiIayute mex, Friday.
The steamship Uraati!ia returned here yesteF-
day and began taking cargo OF coal She viii
call today for San Francisco
Tug Wash brought in . boom Of logs from
Nosher 4 NcDonaid's camp, near Edmonds. for
the seattle Cedar Lumber Company.
The United States steamer Gedney, OF tho
Coast and geodesic survey. came into the hafboe
yestesdsy. tied up at the buoy and took coal
The tug Mystic wss hoisted and rightsd yestsr-
DAT, aud one gentleman, who passed near her In
boat, asserts that Tie boiler 10 still inside the
hull.
The PUGET sound hafbof OF the American As
ISOLATION OF Matters and Pilots has changed it,
meeting place from Elk hall 70 the starr-Boyd
building.
The schooner 81 lawrence. Capt Green. sailed
for the FlasteYy banks yesterday halibut Ash.
Ing, and her companion boat. the Aleedo. will
also leave In few 0AyA
The ship Oregon 10 on the way from San Fran.
cisco 70 load franklin coal for the Oregon I'm
provement Company. ana the Columbia Spartan
and Gernanis are on the way 70 load Black
Diamond coal. all for San Francisco
Bark George +. Manson. Capt Crack, arrived
Yesterday ia TOW Of the tug Sea Lion 70 load
Franklin coal for San Francisco for the Oregon
improvement Company. The ship IL forty days
iron GuaymAs. Mexico. and reports IN unsvent-
full voyage. The ship locked at the buukeEs for
stiffening.
Barkentns Katie Flickingef. Capt NcRae,
arrived yesterday, fifteen days from San Fran
cisco, With 30 tons Of freight Ia the Dietrich
line. After discharx!nG atty tons OF feed at the
Colman dock the ship will comniete discharsing
cargo ct Union dock. Capt. AcRae reports light
scutheriy winds and smooth water ell the way
He will load lumber st Ksrry's mill for San
pranciaco
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n :cllpwias new suits wsrs aied la the once
sase.srk OF the superior eouf; yss,orasy;
ne fayssisp siaraware camnany Va a. 81
"a psssa~-Saii 10 recover ts.s Oh two pforis-
sff soses
Lag, begarias & Ga Va H. H. Nichols 4 Co
-szs 10 tessosst tsSS su on account
= ~tss Novel. Nest sua lsnmeer Company vs.
.AArs feists 10 forecloes material
sass lea o; 81 a.
ssNesas tFeemSFy Company VA 3. l. fegft---
esa feeesrf Sass ~ tor goods sold
SSevus ttSslaery Joc,psay "a r. i. Feurs
- seh sshaelssr Bfus & Ia. ~ safuishec--sass
y rrsvsf txss u
hsrsgs We Homo Messenger Company
- 70 feroses 81 - 81 on stated account
=, rS ~ MAsasUS toa ex reL h J. Hampafes
!, isieaxl, regil.oa tor writ OF ma,s
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Rev. Martin /. Rusg. pastor Of North Seattle
itapiist church. called yesterday at tho fosr-
iNrglLiaEScEG effsce and criticized very Sc
ycrey the charges made bv Tee Hee. Wong
sens aud Qsong Chons against Rev. J. Z. Gard.
her, superintendent Of the Chinese mission at
Victoria He said:
know Mr. Gardiner well. aud am acqnain ted
with the mission referred 10. having been pastor
o! the Calvary bapttst church a. Victoria for
iour years. bite was there Mr. Gardner re-
ceiveJ practically the unanimous support of the
churches Ia TIE suppression OF the nsfic In
Ccinese women. II 10 true that the Chinese en-
gagged IN that business don't like Mr.. Gardner.
OF course they s.,a't; he mas been too
actively engaged in snppsess.ng their trade
to suit them. When ! was there IL was estso
Hailed eeyond doubt that thiaese women were
south before the war. This sysisn was broken
up largely ey Mt .oariners agency. lie WAS
Torn. thiak. In ,Asan. anu certainty speas his
early life there aud knows the chtncse language
aud customs thoroughly. He was osieai inter
Prefer q, fictnria Tor several years. The refer
eace Of tie seattle Chinese to the bringing OF
Caiasmsn'. Uiyes 70 Victoria contains All inter
esttaS story. Christian ministers iii Victoria
used 10 msIry Chinese men aud womea, ta.nk.
ine tia. they wa:a doing good thtag ia bring
.pg them wtsaiss the reach OF christisa customs:
lawy sooa 9aA doing 90. however. because they
ga! reason 10 believe thAt the took sae
wotasn 10 tie United states a. their viva
and cold them os used them t0sre for immoral
purposes
The charge that Mr. Gardner took Cinnamon.
wives to Tue home sad sold them sgsin % ab-
sgTs.. rgaieulogsly spsurt. aud impossible, toe,
since they were no: III MI. Gardner charge In
the home and he eoald net dispose Of them D. be
waited 10 he oatv woMea admitted TO tie
Hemc were thpse pgosea to te. or strongly sus-
pee;ei Of having teen. brought for immoral pur-
peseS No mans wife Was taken 20 the home
ne object of tse Institution, on the direct cen
tfnry. MAS to establish EoIaes To this esd glr.a
acre rescued. ssksu 20 taa :efage home, 81! L.
esGed apd whsn Opportunity osese. marr.sd 70
respectable caimanssG or nt,sd 20 become the
~ives ii saeh Tas fvsast OF the suppression o.
The Importation OF wpmea taE wrongful. pgE-
poses - ;hst theirs are . Eoos. ngG. Der OF Cat
uese families ia Victoria TIE allegation taat
Mr. trsrsaef ssut worasu to san Francisco IS e D,
sgri. lie couldn isSe q WOMAN swsy from tie
h9fas ans: SEMI aer anywhere wltaoes hcinS IN
siaatiy detected. since tae aastertti,s OF tie
home keep ss-ict account Of saetr former
charges IL fnuss not b suppose: 'hat shese
practices relate to ali the VICTORIA 1htSese
Much Of the good was accom- ~ saei Sy tas ali
OF the better ,aiEssa They we're seilve ia Tue
wark OF rescue and did much to make {. . sue
cess. They were cAsistaaise6 chlnese y DO lad
proven taeir fa.tn in ssc lace oi f.ersecassl BY
and ossracssm frora their own people.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-07
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