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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-15
THREE HARD CASES CAUGHT.


Notorious Criminals Ignore . Warning
to Lezve-kennarS's Partner.
Detectives Roberts and C2dines captured
three notorious criminals last night. and
ii Judge Glasgow IS Eos too lsnisnt wi:h
them this morning they viii have learned
that they nzde mistake IN not leaving
when warned away from here. and the
other members Of their gang may also take
warning and leave
This gang OF bad men have been making
Tacoma their headquarters for several
weeks, and were run out Of there lzss
Saturday, when they came here Defec-
tiEes Roberts AID Cndihee were cato them
Immediately and warned them to move
on They said theY woald leave
on the next steamer for San Francisco.
bat they had heard that Tagging" was
no 90 IN this town and they concluded 70
remain. 4 roundup was ut once made
and three Of the worst run IN. They ara
George Temple, +. J. Hart and George
johnson.
Temple Is known rs daring CRATER"
He vas q side partner OF Harry Eennara,
who was shot several weeks ago by oficer
Faneett. He was suspected Of taking
hand in safe-bleaing Job
st Tacoma some time last winter and
when arrested the nnest kis OF burglar and
safe blowing tools ever seen in this section
snd worth rally 81 900. was found in his
room. bat when it came 20 trial he pleaded
the innoSent possession racket and got
of
Hart Is known all along the Coast as
shortcomings man or Him-fiamTner. and is
the same fellow that stabbed man in the
eye ~ Tacoms about eight months ago,
for which he got on on some tschnieslisy.
Iron Foot johnson is known as
bnnko steerer ard confidence man all over
the United States. He Is about 60 years
old, and has been bounded from town 20
town by the authorities and driven Gus OF
every state in the Union.
Temple has never been here before, bur
the other tgo have been arrested here
many times The other members Of the
gsng. IL they have not already taken warn
ing and ned. viii be rounded up and jailed
today
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The R.hrlIion In1nh.

NV HozK. New. 1.-The Horla tou,o--
io~ ~la publish a dispatch froua Kew
West, Pa, TO she following effect: xvi.
aence aoeGnulates thAs The so-csliea en-
Tan FeYalutloa Is a pat-ap lob. iastsgs;ed
y lie spanish authorities themselves.
Zoe person who arrived here with the h-st
asss Gndo2etsliy mtsrepTesented every-
taaas Tor tAe Parpose Of drowning oct toe
Na1@7 etiseis The real Instruction when
:. S-.'lss @i-t iaean something. The span
lsa authorities knos tins. ana a h,,,,s -
saFrec ilaEass iheis scheme for III a ar.f,,,-,.
NET NoEx. New f4-Tha steamer yn.
IaaEI las arrived from Havana. hr3nxfr- !.
large neiaeer az Havana papers Tssv
s'se senSEay accounts % shat appears .
iss spontaneous outbreak OF revolution
IS AZ over the island. According 70 III
'aas q November 2 the uprising started
AeFssaoes 3 Twenty men ia La jas en-
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FAlrh.ven News.

F1TRHsvEx. Nov. iA-lspecial. MAX
Knner. who - . close observer Of the
harometrie pressure aud Of the tenpera-
ture, says that the barometer
Is higher here today than az
any previous time during his four years
residence here. At noon 10 stood a; % 81
OF higher than the average 81 AigleEs. the
place OF highest barometrie pressure in the
world.
The Chamber OF Commerce Is n receipt
q q letter from the Union Iron Works Of
San Francisco. stating that that com pany
would like TO furnish plans and price for
q steamer las good as the cruiser 0lym-
eis, " not quite 50 large" for use IN car
rying mail between the bay cities and Port
Townsend, via the San Juan islands.
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Thief and Plunder Captured.

James o Brien, petty thief and Gesper-
ate character. was arrested last night BY
othesr ". A. Johnson alter some resist
ancc. during which he struck the
officer and took 10 his heels. Johnson
fred couple OF shots after him, and be
was finally gathered in by the aid OF by
ISLANDERS. On Monday evening o'Br.en
went into the Chinese tailor shop on
Washington street and made . bluff
az wanting q SUIT OF clothes made.
While the Celestlal's back was turned ne
lifted ! bolt Of cloth and concealed it
under his overcoas. which be carried
under his aFm. Alter he bad gone the
eiota was missed and the loss, to
gether with description OF
the suspected thief, vas reported
10 the police. The description Tailed with
that Of O bTsen, and after the arrest he vas
identified by the Chinese. Later in the
evening Detective Roberts discovered
where the cloth had been placed and viii
recover II today.
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M'CARTYs AT BAY.
The Milton Bank Robbers Sur
rounded By Deputy shsriffs.
noaa,sLs FATE OF \ HUNTER.


Wsfss wsrra. wcw. fI-ft - rsro@ts1
that tss Nlatoa rgbAsrs are snyrUrn6ed oy
> p0sss &C wksep Gasp - the hrash On
fsne creek. GfEesa EnEsss wsss o. MltoE-
A bard agkf 10 anfae4pafe1. sad she ses--
ia a Um.szEis snd WaEi. Wsssa eozufses
hare sesa called npoa 70 fzrrisA a.
ersxs reese. sheriff Furxksh ard posss
lest psz6isson On spsrssI frs1a. arriving
81 Mtgsan tAas evening sAsyzt : e'ciosk-
TAe skersn Of shts coznty hAs DISPATCHED
q rsosAe 20 snnrd the bridge cTer tbs
Teaehst as The raoGtA 81 Pine creek. and
bridge. assoTs wz1i1ia.
WAaLs waE1&. xov. iA--sEx srrasd rsr-
tsss are now 81 yursast Of tie FoAaers vhs
Esds tie rxs3 On tie Baak 81 Msls0a yes-
tsrasy--ons fron MGlson, led By DeVzty
sheriff R:tehse. one froEzs Athess. undeT
Dspzsy sh~rfH starzpss: ems from Wes-
tous one fsorn Pen6Aston, unssF Sbews9
Furnish: ons from wai.r5a. and ore fr5En
Nsisa Walls, nn6eg Deuzfy Sheriff Ksiiags-
zeFs.. Il il no1 h4lsevsd that the roshsrs
passed throaga lhls city shoas fso hears
after sss robaegY. Persons answering tie
descgipsloa we're seem 81 ere3sass Witnesses
riding VERY warrn horses about O'Clock
iass exensag. IL IL Supposed that shey
hare enufsderates &zsoag the ranehers.
RssnEKros. Or. Nev. sG-asa are
snoar3aE sns nognsains n pRFszlt o. the
Milton bAak robbers. There is liitse
etancs oE their ese4psng. Tasy are sap-
posed 20 hare easape3 ~ the raosth Of
Pine eresk last aight en- route for Waiiala,
bat shey cAnnos cFoss the Columbia. a. al
tie feYYSes are EzMYs1ed Horson. the
banker sho wAs ssot. 10 attending 20
business today. has.ax besn little Injured.
Oaseegx are 10 possession Of an accurate
d~seyirsioa ~ The three Eoen-
EoSfYs. Nev. Is.--sspee.sl fred A.
frAsieT. who wss assistant cashier q the
Ezssiyn bank ~ tie tiEae Of the robbery in
kspssFaksr 81 last ysax. recognizes the
puhsizae8 description Of enc Of the Milton
bank robbers a. that 81 tie one wh0 rsssed
tie vaults Of tee Eoslyn bAak.
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FitKSserEs. Nov. Speelal. - Tn.
rastses Of Ben T. Snlpes were in session
here TO-DAY and Investigated the charSe
has Me-. sntres had been aispossng Of
erePerty ~toagfnlly. The trasteS. fennA
bat the report Is wholly uatrue. Mr.
saipes soras time ago turned ever all Dis
srorsvty to shs creditors in manner de-
'sted ~ theni. The creditors were repre-
~a'ed By ssls counsel and suggested the
rrns o. The tssst. which fully secures
very creditor Of Mr. Saipss and Ken Z.
snspss g., one ef the trustees sAis
Feoins sail ;hat Mr.. Snipes could not
sssposs u ass property IL be wished. He
aFtheF sad TIE scheme o. liquidation
feTssa BY the trustees vas a most ex.
client one aad weel3 insure 10 the credit.
~ the best possible results.
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LoxDos, Nov. 1.-THE visit Of Count
Kalncky, the Arstro- II nrgarian minister
Of foreign Affairs. 20 King Hauhert. Of
Italy. i commented upon by the wbose
press OF Germany IS 81 event Of the high
est political Importance Various reasons
are assigned for IL, enc being the arrange
meat OF g marriage between ths crown
prince OF Italy and an Austrian princess.
This . denied. IL Is said also thai Count
kasnoky has grozn alarmed n the Rus
s.an sq1adroa IN the Mediterranean and
tie visit has some relation 20 the drsi5und.
MrLaS. Nov. la--count kainoky arrived
here today. and Gined tins evening with
signor Brin, Italian foreign minister. and
Co1nt Sigrznnigra- Ths statesman vii
De granted a audience by King Hunbert
~ Nouxz torso<row
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WHsTcoM, Sow. Spec1ai- Pew ..
T. =. MofzfE. FAR zesxsy swo years past
recsor ~ - P&zl's Er1seoTal ehzren, hss
resigned his caArgS xz3 secFpse1 = cal
. Sto~ks1n. ca. TIE eAzreh hzs grown
largely araex rs rzfaissr4tica sid be znt
has sxnsEzy bare n9ar fsseaas n TIE city
wso wsE greatly regres hss departure
Ua1-sel Eeancx. arrested IN Seattle
ehzrzea vita the tssefs Of case Of sgrKs-
eas ins.runents beaourEng 20 Ir. a. z. Nc
KinEon. of Fs1rhsxsn. has been cosa-
rnl:t.1 - tssl here "a de3zzas of 500 bail
Clark Bros are e5nfeEny tafsng starting .
broom hR1dss rnzasfsetery - the Han
cock agll, wkieh hGs sssn Idle over two
ysars
Ssren hundred voters have beea regis
tered IA whafcoz and 500 in FAirhavsa.
Eany are prevense9 fron registering On
aecoant q being uEsbls 10 show their
nstar&l5x4ssoa papers
Tie Bsnnett x4t0nzl baEk ore1ed for
bssSnezs hare sodsy IN the De Aatsos
hsoek-
CoznesIman Arnosd 10 confined 10 his
home by al attack Of typhoid fever
G. w. Essaron. proprietor Of the Bank
of FRfrhavsn, the frss bsnk estab-
hshed tAers. nzd also Of the whateom
eounsy hank here, has cent
cat letters 70 his patrons stat
leg that he has no intention Of
eiosing bis FasrhaFen bank, as Rad been
reported there.
The sentiment Of the citizens meeting
Saturday evening vas practically unAni-
nous against the acceptance Of the propo-
siss0n for . settlement OF the IseEsee
sSartaxe
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BKzxFs. NV. f4-yerxht. Socialist
iesdeE, ms been sentenced 20 years III
prfscnrsrt 50 pcrtzgrd On account
q an arf1cse be wrote asserting
that Prince Bssrnsrck fslsiEea the famous
Ems dispatca- Co1nses Tor the defendant
asked thai Prince Bismarck re summoned
or szhris q sxorn statement 20 the
elect that he lad not altered
the sense or text o. tie
dispatch whieh led - the var o. fsso-sl
between France and Germany. The Eri-
nrsai refused she request 81 the instances
Of the public prosecutor. Who declared
that Prince Bismarck cosverte1 ~e1zse
note for czpituIation" into trumpet call
for charge. " IN crSssr 20 force the ceclar-
alton CT var. Is was not. however. per-
Missile 70 cal tAe diplomat forgsr on
that account
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THE SPANISH PANIC.
Police Vigorously Hunting the
Dynamite Demons
ENGLAND LAUGHS AT ANARCHY.


BaRrr-cxt. yov. t4-Ths~e we're ~.
rested here today number 81 anarchists.
tncSzaing . fenzss erthnsizs. Mary
hcrses known 20 be occ7pEed By persons
o. sEa-chiss1c tenGsncies were searched.
PoTde-. fuses and literature 81 . rewoIu-
tSonary character we're foand In . number
Of them. Ia house occupied by the no
torIous anarchist Fontansss bonass
and . quantity Of cartridges were
fond, also powder and dynamite.
Evi3snce against the Italian soidsai. Who
vas arrested after the expsosioa AZ the
Lyceo theater. charged With being respon-
sibte for that crime, Is aecumuiating. a.
though the Italian ooiony here and the
Italian minister At Madrid have petitsoned
the authorities in his favor. An anarchist
named Ksnaidi, who was arrested - Per-
psgnan. France. - considered By the 81
thoritsss here TO Be implicated II the
crime. The police are sxpeshng from
BsreeloHa ali persons suspected Of being
anarchists
LoSpox. Nov. IA letter from the
Spanish agent Of great CEN nsrcaal house
IN tnis city savs the condition OF affairs IN
Spain Is decidedly critical Public coat
Gence is AZ the loEest ebn. 1he govern
msns and army officials are 10 . state Of
panic aud the array Is notozio1siy daszt-
feeted, owing 70 the fact that sts pap i IN
arrears. The MelIlla Disturbances have
net diverted she attention Of the people
from the Barcelona dynamite outrage.
which has further indamed che pablic
against the government This Is causing
much alarm. and may Lead 10 the most -
rious consequences
PARIS. Sov. n-It has been decided 70
prosecute the anarchist paper lie Pze
Peiaara for extoglsag the Barcelona dyns-
Enigs bomb outrage.
BEgLIx. Nov. IA meeting Of srsreh-
lists wEs held today 10 commemorate the
hanging OF the Chicago anarchists. The
police lnserfered and hroxs Up the gather
tur
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sers1 Ia stors Of aezz<r IN E-~sr-ss sna
demanded the szrre1der CT the pace de
refzs@1 ard wzs shot, the place oezag then
Eccte6- The mea. being sAEs ar1ecs took
thirty horses and ws-e rssaforcs1 aT Eors
revniGtionssEs IN another snail town
Thirty rzen rose IN axzz& An e1g&rs0n1s
fessowea Nth Tia g5vernmsas troop& n
whleh Eve mea wsre fzksn prisonsrz aaa
the rshess dispersed Cen Ns-tis wao .
now IN New York. ssid this morning:
The present moveEaenE Vas started ny
the best yoSxn CT LIS Lajs& Al TIE
nsighborirg towrs Immediately gcaned -
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TIE nssiring Postmaster ~ sprague
EHumd Dma.

srassrx. Nov. n--'speefal. A sensa-
tson was caused late this aftsrnoon By the
announcement that Postmaster T. q.
Pendietos vas short ia bis accounts
PssfSszss Inspector ThralI, Of san Fran
ciseo. has been in sprsgne since Saturday,
checking up the accounts Of Postmaster
Psndiston. Who ~ about 20 retire In
favor OF Thomas Msagisr. To-day Pea
distoa's b9ndsnen were notified OF
sbovtags exceeding t8,so. They imms-
diatsiy hsid . messing and requested Mr..
Meaghss 90 take charge Of the Office, bat
be declined. The otsics will probably be
saTned over 10 the bondsmen tomorrow By
Inspector ThFAIL Psnaleton's bondsrnen
ere W. II. Dds. w. Il. LOTHIAN, o. c.
Jensen, J. W. Ryan and George TORY.
Capt. Psndiaton vas appointed post
nassssf In Jane. is9z. By President Harri-
son. He has been for many years prom
trent Republican. and Was appointed 30
bis present position through the personal
inaneaes Of Congressman Wilson. In
speetor ThssIl has tslegraphed for United
States Marshal Drake. aud be IL expected
20 arrive tomorrow.
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Aasrsa shipping.

AsroRIA. Nov. l4--ispecisi ARRIVED
Str Bandorilie. from Coos bar; Br sh Gu
thona Loss tons register. tSenty-sive
days from Yokohama with TO tons
Of lava ballast, Capt Hutchisoa. Move
nents-str Signal came down from Port
land and crossed out for Seattle 1880;
An sh William Mitchell left up al IL q.
IN; Nor bk Sordlysei went up at noon.
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THE RIGHT OF ASSEMBLY.
Giadstone's Government Declines 4.
Disperse Anarchist Meetiuea

@VSESe AnArchtst Meetings..
LoSDoS. Nov. i4-There vas an exciting
discussion Of the anarchists right 20 a.
seunole 10 commemorate the death OF TIE
Chicago anarchists in the commons this
afternoon. The Gladstone government. il
denounced for permitting such demons;-a-
tons Darling moved 20 adjourn in order
20 call attention - the use of Trafalgar
square as meeting place for anarchists
Who openly giori.led the outrages in Chi-
eago and barcelona Darling. who i a
vel known author. writer and laxxer
said Il vas the duty Of AsQuith. home sec
rotary. 70 haye satisfied himself Of the Or
1ects Of the meeting 10 Trafalgar soaare
before permitting IL 70 take place. BaItosr
the conservative leader. supported Da-.
hng's molten and strongly censarea thu
government. The meeting, according 20
b1.toaT- Vas clearly a hreaeh OF tie Law.
John Burns, the labor leader and rueu,.
Der Tor one Of the Battsr.sa divisions de-
iehGed she Trafalgar square meeting as be-
Ing protest against tne sction o. the cal
cago police. Home Sseretarv Asaai,h Pa
p.ying 10 the attack Of Darling. said tnn
meeting IN RafaiesF square was ins.~nif-
can't sad net illegal IL vas regarded as a
safety valve for feelings which were onlv
dangerous when suppressed or watched
The motion 10 adjourn was negatixed-
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- ~" ~ @Na y s~@8rtE 1oAFy6
YIcToEza, Nov. iA-ISpeSial. James
FIniayson. sr.. and James Finiayson. r.,
both Of Astoria, two Of the principal actors
in . somewhat mysterious family
affair" were passengers for Astoria by
t0uight's City OF Kingston. thoagh the
younger Finlayson left with the avoEed
iatention Of returning in few days- He
Is not jet % years old. and when his father
arrived here Sunday aud received insorIna-
ton that the son was 3 guest a. the
Hotel Wilson with q lady known a. his
wife. hs Immediately declared be had
come 10 take tie boy home. He VAS
not cd enough 10 have a wife. had not
one, and Was pot going 10 have ore. Then
IN Interview with the son came, and papa
gas introduced 20 the lady Ia the case and
found her pretty and agreeable. Before
he had stated that the boy
bad eioped with . married woman,
subsequently, be amended the statement OF
the claim and explained that il vas 3 very
enrio8s case, bnf strictly proper; that they
we're married aad had been forgiven.
Who the lady vas be declined 10
say, and she is most nncommRnieative
person. The father and son babe her an
atfecsionate farewell tonight and promised
10 return for her in week. In the mean
time the bride Is spending lonely honey
moon.
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A Lovssiek Bartender. Aftsr Shooting =
Naman, hftls Htrasalf

TACOMA. Nov. tI-lspeciai. ALBERT
Lsuren, harkesper al the Gernania saloon.
formerly an admirsr Of Mrs. Peterson, re-
ssdins In the western part Of the city.
shot her ~ her home this afternoon. One
ballet entered the stomach aud the other
tie right arm. Lauren was in love with
Mrs. fstsssoa before her marriage three
months ago.
Lsurvna sen, tonight 20 the woods near
the Peterson house aad shot himself
through the head. lie vas dead when
found. Mrs. Peterson will recover.
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The KNIGHTS or LABOR.
Powderiy Declares Against MiIftis- A
lance Of Labor Unions.


PHTrApEIPHIA. Nov. I4--The general as
semhly Of the Knights CT Labor opened
today. The afternoon session vas devoted
60 hearing the report of General Master
Workman powdsrly. Ho said he was
~ possession OF statistics that
show the order TO De prosperous. He de-
niei that The Knights Of LABOR are con.
spring with the heads Of the Catholic
church 10 bring about changes in the na-
tioaal government lie characterized the
state National Guard IS a standing
army, aud said thst as such il vas a drain
upon the soakingmen AMI 4 friena 10 the
capitalist in times Of troubls. The report
tayors trinity Of money. gold, silver ana
paper. iaEoElng siiEe. coinage ia . ratio Of
II to l.
In an iaierview this morning Powserlx
denied the Published story that this weDla
be the last convention Of the order. ana
thai he and some other members of the
executive committee were in eonspiraev
70 disrupt IL ia order 10 get possession
OF ITS property. valued 81 S4ao nno.
lie. however. sad that there would Ger
fanny 10 motion to adjourn wlthoa;
date FOR future meeting. and that the
American Federation II Labor and Other
orders Noai3 take similar action.
The leaders % these organizations
woala then confer and arres on
common day and place for =
meeting Of all these orders. each IA me-,
Individually and TemAin independent b.,
1heig aisn being identical. shey eoala CON.
ter and agree CO many posssts as 70 which
thsy Dos are - variance.
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VkscovykS- Il e.. Nor. "a -rSpecia, -
ne prov ne-Ai police have arrived frosa
he scene & sAe savary fs,aaa massacre.
IL ssace ~ Ivan Vas found. The Indians
~ excited and hostile aaa refused 70 aid
> the search. laaiAas are suspeessa as
sspoaslhis fos the massacre.
lac natives reported al Indian murder
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a ugns-r sna.a - Dyn.mss<-

EsskExs. q. G.. Eos. f4-fsps cssl "A
yoSng as& ror1iz< e1es@z 81 La1oa
naneA yoka Fer wszs c~s sEEs3zg Tsz-
ssr6sy and took wssa hsn ssw cyzazz8ss
cara By mers1sas she ears went &C - ass
poekss sa5 tore axay p4rs Of hrs SIDE
lie exyzred ss9 hsa-s s<ss<wzrz n g-s.s
axJry.
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Tn. au,,r,.u rr.nen,.s I'm.

LoyDes. Nov. i4-A dispatch 20 the
CAren6cle from Vienna says: Prince WEn-
dlschgras.z. the new prime minister.
sill withdraw the franchise bill TIL the
first sitting Of the rsichsrath. Emperor
Francis Joseph remarked: The franchise
bill - my Own scheme. which have cher
ished for tEo years. WANTED 10 do some
thing for the working people sad an dis
appointed 81 the resait"
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LUBry'S TOOTH POWDER xlz
give You PEARLY TEETH.
1t will give you BREATH SWW2
AS A BABY'S.
1t will HARDEN THE GUNS
If will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIy'S TOOTH POWDER Il n
from griftiRess.
LUBINS TOOTH POWDER hst
delicate and refreshing favor.
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MiRers Accepts Gsadstene's Mediation
MANCHESTER. Nor. IA miners eoa-
ference this afternoon decided 70 accept
the proposal Of Gladstone TO meet the
mine oxne~S
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Doc Tharhsr- W hyIana esmr.nr r,i1.-

NV NoEx, New. i4--Judse Andrews in
the supreme court today appointed A.
drew Kirkpatrick sad Thomas Reid -
esivsrs for tue ThuSber. " hyiaad Coz.
pAny. Fraaeis D. Tharber. president af tie
company. n toe application Tor receivers
saws the debts aggregate SSJ1o. 600. Ct which
Sa<2, 90 - com nese.a. paper. He sass ths
company does = business of Sfss0aa a
week II eondGcts domeStis ana import
ias wholesale EroeeFy business The coa,.
pasy Vas IN troabss during last season :
panic. eus pa.as3 through wigh sAe aid a
city banka
Francis II. ThuFber has made a. assign
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