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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

WANT OUR BIG RED APPLES. "A
gentleman in Portland received a tele.
gram a few days ago from a wholesale
fruit house at Mason City, Iowa, stating
that they wanted carload of choice
winter apples. AS he is not in the
fruit business himself he turned the
matter over to one of the leading fruit
houses of this city.-Rural Northwest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

MARRIEp,-At NJ Oscow, Idaho, oc.
tober 10, 1898, Anlse II. Brown to Har-
ry b. Clough. The blide Is daughter
OF John Brown, Of the Oregon Land
Co., who is at present residing al SCOTS
MllIs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

PROHIBITION CLUB Meeting at the
w. @. Il. u. hall tonight at 1880 O'Clock,
a full attendance Is desired. Meetings
free and everyone Is inYited 10 be pres.
ent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

SooTAL.-The patriotic orders propose
giving a series of joint socials at Grand
Army hall. Comrades #, G. smith,
l.. ID. Henry anu Geo. p. Saunderson,
OF the Post, Mesdames Lon Smith, M.
M. Baker and Ferguson of the Relief
corps are committees of the respective
orders A committee will wait on the
Sons of Veterans Thursday evening
and secure their cooperation. The
first social is to be given Monday even
ing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

TRIPLICATE, Those new photo nov
elites are the most satisfactory thing in
their line know. See them at the Sa.
lem Art Co.'s studio on Liberty street .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

BREAKFAST CEREALs.-Thec choicest
variety aud quality always furnished
by Clark 4 Eppley. Whole wheat
flour always on hand.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

1t is an ACKNOWLEDGED fact, by all
grocers and consumers, that Clark &
Eppley sell the finest homlny In the
city,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

AN OPPoRTUNITY,--A class in short
hand has been organized at the Capital
Business college night school. Any
who wish to join it should do so this
week. Evening sessions five nights
each week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

THE GAME MARKET.-The close sea-
son for Denny pheasants, grouse and
quail ended on Sunday, and epicures
were delighted to see numbers of these
birds In the markets yesterday. They
are well-grown and plump, and for just
one calendar month all who can afford
it can enjoy the luxury of broiled
bird, game pie, quail.on-toast, etc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

The ''little wonder,n five dh
positions in one picture, Is uOV l
the lead over everything In th d
Cherrington Bros.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

SUPREME CouRr. - The supreme
court Of Oregon met at noon today aud
several Multnomah county cases were
arg ued.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

A TIN STAR DETEoTIvE About
noon yesterday, upon request by tele-
phone from the Oregon City police au.
thorities, Detective Holsapple arrested
Charles Thompson on an electric car on
the Oregon City line, and held him
until the arrival of Constable Fields.
Thompson is wanted for passing a
worthless check on the Commercial
bank of Oregon City, thereby securing
the sum of 500. The officer here rec
Ognized In Thompson the "tin star"
detective who was arrested in the South
End last winter, and whom Officer
Hutchins had to knock on the head
with the butt of a revolver before he
could capture im.--Oregonian.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

THE Have the DAILY
JOURNAL left at YOUR office or resi-
dence. Only so cts month. BY mail
26 cts n month.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17

To WED.-A marriage license was is-
sued today by the county clerk TO
Claire Camp and H. P. Glass, q. w.
Putnam, witness.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
MONDAYS DOCKET.

James Bell VS.. Order of st. Benedict,
action for money; motion to make
amen ded complaint more definite and
certain Overruled.
b Phelps vs. J. NJ. Brown, writ of
reviews; judgment of lower court over
ruled.
Allie Browns J. H. Brown, divorce;
decree for plaintiff with costs.
Archie II. Edmundson ct al, VS..
Musa and d. J. Miller, partition; H.
smith substituted for David Craig as
one of the referees.
Chas. Rice vs.. Lenore Rice, divorce,
testimony taken.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
H

You are going to build or make any Find OF
Improvement, call on the undersigned for
material. We have a complete stock, and are
ready to supply any prepared contract sewer
work, grading, etc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-17
TUESDAY,


The jury was discharged today, until
Nov. 18th, at p. m. when there will
be continued term.
All four courts against Louis Nc
Clane in the gravel controversy, were
upon motion of the district attorney
quashed. His attorney H. J. Bigger,
kept pointing out defects in the indict-
ment until there was nothing left of l. &.
GRAND JURY WORK.
The grand jury returned not true
bills today against Wong Toon and
Cling, two Chinamen engaged in cut.
ting affray in Salem some time since.
Also a not true bill against Thomas
White for pointing gun at some one.
Also against Charlie Mon, charged
with gambling, a not true bill.
Sing Wong and Quong Sing, charged
with conducting lottery, true bill.
THE BROOKS CASE.
DIR. l.. M. Hensel on Friday was able
to send word to his wife that it was not
necessary for him to come before the
grand jury. Upon arriving here he
was informed by w. H. Holmes that
the grand jury had instructed the prose-
cutting attorney to notify him that the
Brooks neighborhood controversy
would not be further entertained. To-
day not true bill was found against
him.
A true bill was found against Wing
Lee, a Chinese physician, for practicing
medicine without diploma.
The grand jury is still in session.
THE OREGON PACIFIC.
At Corvallis, Saturday, Judge Fuller.
ton, in addition to ordering the sale of
the Oregon Pacific October 18th, au-
thorized the issuance of receivers GER
tificates to employees for wages due for
August and September. The receiver
was also given permission to sue the
Portland FIGURING Mills Company for
an alleged balance on transportation,
and was allowed $3.50 for expenses for
trip East, which the court thought was
for the best interests of the road. It is
expected that the road at It's sale will
be bid in by the Blair. Wharton faction,
whose intention is said to be the COM
Pile ton of the road to an Eastern termi-
nus at once,
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ssasYA - Cesses. . nstivs II EseIssd,
49, ~ Aansssee = sifassaship b yudgs Hail.
for !. W. Russsli. a 8eafsi~' ~ n s,;oy
v. iss'cksfA. q Sen Erancisoo.
TTenty-sour ho~ee1e.A t-~>.~4~~
preesnpsion and two - eotrics "a 49,
mass no@estand psoof wesp aied 81 - @.
. Iaso oeace yesterday.
TeNnship - north. rsnen n 49, -
cpeesd 6oe eatsy yseser3av g ~ b. 81
lsna o0ee IN this city. The town Of
SssRsm bey = utua1sd In sAis township.
yasee Hsmss hsid court 10 HE osa DE-
psfsnssoe yestefday. but BY his ~
Susss ysdls Baiiinssr held cours sise in
yne ssvu ooporsmem&. With too courts In
sees.5o - o0oo the resemblancs 20 timeU
osssrs vecesaoa w. very strone.
Iss county commissioner met yester.
oey teo9naoe - board II equalIsasion
sna suI continue In session every day ex-
eeps sunday Tor thrse WEEKS. At the rse-
wa meeetng q the board The only busi-
..as 100 80 the approvin9 q The salary
vasfsnss Tor the month Of July.
Articles Il incorporafioa - the pus.t
Atnsng esd Milling Company ven 6Ied
N the auditors olncs yesessaay. lncos-
porase.A : 4. AeDooald, 3. II Plum
@ef, A. /. Pipsr. A. g. Wheeler and
fnEstp Poster; capital stock, 9Slooo, 900, in
snsres Ct no each; principal piacs 81 busi-
The hearing 81 Z. C. Pftlseury, the a.
Iesea swtnd'sF, Who IVES asrossed II Spok-
one sevesai weeks aeo end brought over 70
seattle Sunday niGhtv - - hase bo5n had
ness's Justace Humphrey yssoeeday. but
ens sase was continued - 6aanrdoy mora
sng - % O'Clock. Pillsbufy 10 stSll In iail,
% Soodeman Offering himsslE
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hi AAmDntsesatos.
~ h. 7. Harmon aud d. Keller ysstseday
I'D With the clerk Of the probate dspart-
Kent Of the superior court petition for
i(se appointment Of the former - special
administrator Of the estate Of Joseph n.
Earta, the missing Squak slough ranchsr.
The petition rscitss the fact Of Barta's
disappsasaace. Of the search INSIDE for him
std At the strong probability Of his death.
I4svs 10 collect all money due the missing
Ntn's estate. dispose Of the 500 cords Of
sesnsis bolts which hs cut last winter and
stitch Are still unsoid. 70 cut the crop Of
by on the ranch at SQuak slough and out
ef..he proceeds to pay for tho making Of .
satstui search for tho body Of the uniortu-
xsse rancher, 10 asked. The petition states
sAat the heirs Of Barta live in either North
u South Dakota. and that steps will b -
cate taken TO notify them. The creditors
Il !he estate arc not numerous. but several
ns.ss are nov overdue. and ID. Keller. who
beds Barta's note for 500. joins In the
lAtsion A. principal creditor.
J1das Humes granted the pstitien and
okse Mr.. Hsnnon full power 10 collect all
s,pAey due the estate and to dispose Of all
~ property necessary to raise funds to
hass the search for Barta's body and to
t&y.all his debts.
Eth the exception Of the definite news
eit::& Whereabouts of Barta's children. as
frAs!ehcd In the Sunday Posr-ISrwlra-
sFsssEs, nothing more 10 known Of his
pssf history or Of the cause of his disap-
! pes$anee than when he left his home on
jrs3s.
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or THE COURTS
= lrspsistsr Sued for Dan
- y Iajursd Enploye
. 90. eaAxs ron RElEAsE.


n6vurs Andsrssa yesterday broashs ss as
- Themes 0uineaD - rscsvsf vovo
- Sos psssousi isjassss rscssvso y
GAiis ID Cninssn's smrscy = ensr
q she sseam-hsating apparatus IN 'ns
- hoees LIST Msy. nm.
b aefnon alJs9es DIST one John inisea
a. rseslas sssiDess. hat shss p''son
~ 49, Z vscesioo. hs Was employed
~ $500 u IL sssam-hssting apps-
5E. Arrise Dilles's absence. Among
- eIleesd 70 bsve been requissd to
-; Sse1urned ~ Anderson Was that Of
~ neeAisssy Of the slsvssos. On
SSs, - = days amer AndeSsoo took
$3.50. = - naehinsry. he alleges thas
49, 60 t0sth the elevator oiling
~ - 1kalD ths man employed 70
- 4 800 = suddsnly, throwing him
- - - ~ upou set Of pulleys,
s...i.ine - ~ asm and otherwise injur-
- -. ~ e this. Andsrsoa alleges,
ssSsSf ~ - prevented By due care
y, - past e ~ defendant. and from
S5, olI1o.l serlkesnes ~ believes himself
~H eceIsled . damage on the ground
~ - III = $4,000, - ias - psTecsm-
~ ~ nannal la1oe y concerned, tee ths
80 svo yoosA
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uAaKAs CORPUS ROR .RID BOB."
SsaAsy Prisoner oseads upea HE Cea-
ssitutsoasl Htghts

k.bsrt Dewar. alias Red Bob. the man
vas:sas bound over to the superior court
~ lAiy by Justice Caldwell on . charge
bNglary committed by breaking into
MI splGadering several box cars on the
me sof the Great Northern railway At
NssEneton. yesterday filed petition for
vet of hsheas corpus releasing him
seathe county Jail. whore he has been
eesa;aed since his preliminary examina-
cra IN default of $40 honda
Scelsims that his imprisonment il H.
seM for several reasons. among them
VA The transcript from the justics court
s& aot filed within ten days after the
sessriitrnent: that the information ~.
as filed against him by the prnss-
MAJ attorney u not verified and has
sosksen marked flied by the clerk al the
sapssser court: that he has NOS bssn as.
mhasd c required by section l.26e Of
ass code: that his constitutional right
spssdy trial has been violated and
nn sas time allowed by law for fling IN
sHsf,on has now expired
'As Hume. granted the writ. and ~
sia :sYi be made on it ~ $50 o'clock
W. '1ofaing.
- ssosion TO set aside the tnforma-
20 Ead aismiss the case Vas siso led by
sWssb attorney Yesterday.
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CIVIL -DALLIxoEn, J.
J. w. Jones ". Anna Jones' Default !:
stensd and cause ct Tor hearing August
~ .. $50 p. M.
y Roy ". Frank Beihl q al.-Default
- defendant Bsihl; signed.
Luis Byioin W. Farmers and Ner-
ehahse' Insurance Com pany--Ordsr send
ING original statemans Of facts % supreme
court on appeal.
William Cline ct n. ". City Of Seattle
Ofdsr grating leave 70 die complaint In
tntgfventson.
George Haisch st a. ". City Of sssttis--
oafus action.
cMNIHAL DgPAHfmRMf-uuMm, >.
Mary L. Shafee ". A. w. 6ha1er--No-
etoa Of piainti6 for funds denied for want
Of f.Jttco 70 defendant.
sise.e 4 Gsphsrdt W. W. r. 6ayuasd q
81. Motion for change OF venue 70 Kitsap
eosaty: granted.
CiieejeU 6ast ". A. van PrsoUontino--
unason for oAanes q venue: denied.
John Kelly ". J. u. Riley-Chaneo Of
vsnae 70 Mason county; granted.
GaorRo Haiech et 81. W. City Of Seattle
Application Of defendants for temporary
iniaaction; dsRisd.
William Cline o. Il. ". City Of Seattle
oafas action.
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A vssitahis female tramp il . rare sight,
but such . person created quite . novel
sensation u Camp Eureka. near Palmer.
last Saturday, and the sensation was not
confined TO that particular locality either,
for she Was m object Of curiosity al along
the line Of the Northern Pacific railway.
She passed the camp at so'ciock In the
morning, walking eastward on . 'stie
pass." and had already travelled twelve
miles that morning. When asked BY .
P0er-INrELLf0RHcx1 corrsspondent wheth-
Or her present condition was the r.
suit Of necessity or choice, she Was
non-committal. but the manner In which
she shouldered her grip and the fres-and-
easJ way in which she entered into con-
versation with fellow unfortunatss INST on
the tramp. seemed 70 indicate that her
present occupation, or lack Of occupation,
vas from choice. She said she usually
Travelled thirty miles aday, but during the
hot weather limited herself to twenty
miles. She spoke very uniavorably Of the
''breakies" along the lines Of the different
railroads In this state, their Characteristics
being such that abe was compelled 70 60
on foot
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wesh Of Associated Charities.

The board Of friendly visitors Of the
Bereau Of Associated Charities held its
reaelas monthly meeting yesterday after
nooa q the rooms Of the bureau, and
spent some time ir discussing the general
sit.satiOn and different methods Of raising
maasy for charitable purposes. No action
Of public interest was taken.
isse record Of the bureau shows the fol-
iov,ng statistics Of work during July:
Number Of applicants tor aid, Id; this
Inc udes families ~ well as individuals:
nns,ber Of applicants aided. 50: number Of
apusicants for workers. as; number Of ap-
pl.eants for work. IS: number Of appli-
csn.s furn!shcd work. Is; number Of APP
plseants furnished homes, 3: number OF
fat.silies furnished provisions. 3: number
OF individuals furnished provisions. q:
nj. mbsr Of families furnished clothing. II
nngnbcr Of individuals furnished medical
aiss. 6: number OF families furnished fuel. 1.
Superintendent Giimer announces that
che bureau will furnish hop growers with
pi1sers. a. applications tor work are daily
received. If the growers needing help will
sessd in their names.
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rmR rsKIMO VILLAGE MOvRD.


Their Travels.
The Eskimo village. which has bssn on
exhibition ut Lsscht park for the past two
weeks, broke camp Sunday night and viii
make brief tour OF the sound ports. re-
turning later 90 Seattle 70 await the CON-
ing OF cooler weather In Chicago. whittier
they are bound. The natives. comprising
three families and eleven in all. Are stand
ing the present warm weather very well,
much better in fact than sheir team OF
dogs, which are growing thin and losing
their strength.
The village vAs brought from near Cape
Prince Of Wales. Alaska. the most westerly
point of the continent. by Miner w.
Bruce. for exhibition IT the Worlds fair.
but he does nos wish 10 subject the natives
70 the dangers Of too sudden transition
TO the warm climate of the interior Mr..
Bruce has lived among these people for
the past I'VE years and has been engaged
in importing raindeer from Siberia for the
government for the purpose Of restocking
the tandras Of Alaska With this most
valuable species OF live stock for the sup
port Of natives of that region. The viii
lags embgacss large collection Of cusioa.
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sI.-...~.~, n.6r,nanone order nsfuooA
- 3.ee11n $500 OssAs Csss.
n seits 4 Whlian Cline. d a.. snd
L 1879 HASH, = =. N the city Of
1n1Ie. esms ~ hsasisg yesterday before
- Huwoa Thee caees ere the suits
J peoeasy jsjunetioas rsstFaininR the
Dss1s ~ city grade taxes On the South
~ nd yeurtsenth streets eradsa
= snssssmsnts we're objected 70 By The
10Y oun1ss, Who claimed that they
nilloesl and sxorbitant: the grading
q nunth Tusifth street was especially
l.aaine q the taxpaysss, - The con-
~ had not completed tbs work Of
NJ when he abandoned the contract,
- ~ Dtrsst In vsry had con6ittoa.
~ soxeee the city wss once dsfeeted
r. ontoDpt 70 collect grsds TAI. BY .
- of the supreme court. having
\ Dtesded down on July 8. 1e9I Re.
y neu levy upon the property WAS
Sen1 one of the suits decided ysstsr-
oosos Haisch Of 81. ". the city Of
= Ms brought 70 prevent u. The
= y over the South Fourteenth street
5Das shout the same sort and the
NJ vas objsctsd - for the Same
II 49, BailinGsr allowed + y. Wittlsr
IN 11hsss 70 iils complaints In interven-
<on both casss yesterday before the
49,. Judge Humes thsn heard testi-
g md argument Of counsel nsafly the
l11a da5 and decided 70 refuse the tent
- lnjunctions asked Tor. The de-
49, 90 based upon the Same grounds
II NE case OF the Stewart street grade
which Aquilla Cove Of 81. were suing
elty for . temporary Injunction. Then
49, Humes said that he could not grant
yeoporary injunction unless the city
elacil could BE- shown to have exceeded
~ enthority in ordering the work done,
fnaster how great = hardship might
lW been worked upon the property
zonsrs bv ouch action.
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A NEW IDEA

"a -. vouia succeed 10 hasiness thee hard
a, :. sseansa the sewers of yoar ooiy snd shas
fssi tue brain With none oas purs. rnadui.
ss~,.s nas,a Il 10 tire un,vessai stafencEt al
- - =. IN a. woman who has takca this treat
sNs, sh.f snc iasuisiye perceptions are sesek-
ed. tne brain clear Aaa The diseAssa ocdy
80 s~.,n nth . new lease Of life aad
1900 81 how 20 keep itsc. II you ere given
~ 10 d,s Of consumption cs aay disease DO BOT
sssssvr taers. eus come - OF ssnd fer as; for
81. ela.n.II.s treatment cares surpo~~d is
sSs.li. s,.sas>s. even ccasam rsion. Call ana
sss ,es,imoni ais a. iss4 second street. seattle.
VISA
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HEALTH IN OLD AGE

E0Wsto NVsAu.Vus NueSuS ~. - ~
~ commenced using BRANDRHfas PILLS
over 6fty -dve years ago. l first boug.t them Az
London, ana have continued ustng them stnco
came 70 this country In 1876 I am now over Is
years old, hale and hearty. and attribute my
BRANps4Tn's FILA Occasionally have . hsd
coid OF severe attack of rheumatism, tndtgss-
don or btiiousueos, bus four OF ave dooo0 o.
BRAHpRErH's PILLS always cure me- whenever
my c1iidrsn havS been sick with scarlet fever.
meAslss. acid stomach, disordsred dlgestion Of
eostiveuese. few doses Of BRANDaETns PILxs
restored their health ct ouce."
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Nerdiea cigar, Louch. Ausu.sIns's. SIS From,


False Report Of . Baak Hail are.
GREEscAsrLK, Ind. Aug. "a dispatch
sent out from this city last night that the
Central hank had closed it, doors and sus-
pended payment 10 false. The bank has
not closed its doors and deposits on 6atur-
day were larger than usual. 1t 10 one Of
the most substantial banks In Indiana
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slaeesa patibiltsy Of Temper.

sffh N. Jones yesterday tiied . COM
cag against John W. Jones. her hus-
aaf, asking decree of the superior court
:. ess''ng their marriage bonds dissolved.
- ss:ss her marriage TO the defendant
- Great mistake. and that she is satis-
sae can never live happily With him.
sasa shs was not yet 10 years old. she
ssrs sae gave her heart and hand 10
sease 81 tina, they qaarreied alnos, i'm
sAassiy after the marriage and have
"a Ising apart nearly ever since. She
ssen wat - far ~ 10 com mence divorce
ooessings against her husband once be-
~ see claims, bat friends persuaded
'os abandon tho suit. she does not
MY reason for seeking . disorcs
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p. x.ss rh..hs Well - wssAi.ss.a.

TIE Iass 1hinks Well - Weehiagtea.
y. =. Grosscup. . prominent iaxysr OF
rxsre,s, Il registered as the Rainier. He
hss lust returned from On Eastern busi-
ness trip and said, in telling Of Il:
a., cs,d some little attention 60 the fnAn-
e;s: ,ituasion. and found il 10 be = general
i,,.aression that the facinc Northwest.
srsa the state OF Washington in par.
t;ssalar. would b the frat 70 recover
nm the effect Of the late panic,
hsrause the ssa,e Of Washington. during
,l..s year, viii produce in wheat. hops and
NJ her farm products. and in coal and tim
h.r. moro money value per capita than
srx stasa ia the Union"
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~ following 80 suiss ssrs aIed IN
the sslcs Of the eleRk q the sunertoe -
yoeteefav:
Ass IL Jooss " JcAn =. Ione. -ss.ie
Tor 6 jfvoece.
craen ADdessoa " Thomss Guiaesn-
oul. % Ncossf 1900 danagss b defend-
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HFo0 Some OeAoe Won.
Gag Chong Was ordessd deposssd ysstsr-
dag BY United States Commissioner
Emery. Mark Ten Suic. the Chinese mer.
chsat. was Examined in regard 20 the
statements Of Ong Chong that Mark had
pnrehsssd the ticket to Boston which was
fouad on his person when arrested. and
that be had been stopping ct Marks place.
esyth Of these allegations Mark denied.
He stated that Ong Chong had come frnm
ths same part Of China - he he'd, and that
he knew Ong Chong's people IN the old
coansry. After comm. 10 Seattle Ong
Chsae he'd called On him two or three
tipss and purchased goods. which we're
sole 70 him the same - they would have
bess 20 any other person. With references
20 sas ticket. he said that Ong Chong had
asked him to buy u for him. but he had
rspsied that he was too busy. and he did
nct purchass Il.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

IN the shape Of clothing. tools, impls-
msnts. doga slsdgss. canoss, etc. The
people are remarkably good looking, in
tellissut and good natured, and 40 evil
IDENTIFY enjoying their long sxcursioa and
such luxuries a civilizations - bread,
pork and potatoes.
During their stay here they gave exhibit
lions Of boating. swimming and at haai-
ing sledgs with . team Of dogs. Their
kyaks. make Of valrus skim, ars very
light, man being abls to carry one very
easily. Their exhibitions are very inter-
esting. especially their method Of getting
6rs BY friction. which they succeed in do
Ing in eight to ten seconds.