davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-07-19
8etnahe cine panif
9n Sol9e oes ero6en Seuers.

Gier %beoeutenbe 9roBbouolun0en fnb ousaebranrt.
Wt0uner=, &uaben= unb Ginoer=RleIber, Siite, S6uhe uuS
observation-disclosures muroen %beIdGolQt. SIN Toloe elmer
Observation-Disclosures 5lpii1en Der 0erli6erunuS=8e
1eulboft uno ben auSge6ranutelt S5lrmen mug Der dauae
8orrotG ouf Nnorbnung bes @eri6tS I'M 8etoil
I1lterbolb ttnf Sogen ouSpertauft peroeu, beQinnenb
Delte nm 10 ubr III ben 5ipet groBeu 1eGSftbcttocn
Sebdnoen, l3 uno IT'S Slt Noor1SftroBe, a~lpiidben sStftb
NpetHe uno &%oialeltr., @9tcagp. 4aes miro i'm Setaii
gu 90 Rro3ent lpentger pertauft lperoen oils Die SerItel=
lllu9Sfoften betrageu. 9tod)1teBeu0 fiibreu mir eiuioe
HreJle at, nm gu 3etgeu, lpeldb' lnuHoerpple Bargains
Df1ertrt Derben. Sin ~pr6btiger MGnuer : @uauQ -. 75
DerIelbe 1T inter Sorontie SIP lpert6, pOer 0aS oafilr
erlegte Sch mlro 3uriiderltottet. Seine QuaItt6t Wfdu=
neron3t9e 81 IS, lpertb S18. @~leoonter 9reb=gln3uo fiir
Wt0ltner ooH feln1ter GuolIt6t $500, merfb $25.
Saulenoe BON 0Toeren Gn3ii9e1t, Die mir bier niht
%onfitbren tDnnen: Sin Yoar prG6tt0e Mtdunerz
9Dlet 1lr IS @ents, aIlerneuelte Wtooe, Qarontir=
ter 2SertR W.. 80 ober DoS SeIo 3urHcf9e9ebCI. @rtraicine
Wtdnner&29len gu 81 SO, mert6 $6. Gin bcrrlt6er &ua=
6enzNn5n9 tnr 80 Se1tS, mertb "a. &uabenDoIen Is @tS.,
5Oc pertb, .SeIn1te Wtdnner=oite 60 Geuts, lpertb So. so.
suite Aualltdt Wanner : SDu9e $l.O9, mertb 81.
SroBe 2o19enti9er 81 3 Gents, uert6 4Oc. @ute
Ge9enl9lrrle As @ents, mertb 81. uno mebr aIS 100. 600
onoere Segen1t0noe, Die 3u e%rpdbneu mir bier uidt ben
gtalnl Dobell. &les ltnD pDiitipe Sbot1o1eu. IS tpitet
SUD 1tldbts opr3nlpreben nno lel6it 5n iiber3el9en, 9to.
l13 nno 10 Pr NoamSltroBe, 3lpiitem 6lft9 Apeme
6teIer @Sertolf bum Scrl9t ou9eorbuet nurbe,
beute I'M 10 ubr be9iuut unb ro9 fiinf 5o9en Qe=
iDloiien lper0en mug. Ser 9erfouf 6allert bis @beu6s
8 UDr. S9uetoet bteIeS aus unO brlu9t es nit, unO irrt
Sud nlbt I'M YlaBe-173 uno IT'S S1t Mo1ms Ctr, ani=
lden 6tftD Noenue uub &a1ale Ctr, Chicago. 0er0cBt
Mot; ooB oieier 9roBe gerfaui beute nm 10 ubr be-
Qiuut.
, 1893-07-19
Gin Stretf ~ab9ewenoet.
Die 5irmu nice arthY & Go. bebauptet, oo6
thr Su4RaIter bel lusferti9un9 ser
&ohnIiite Elm Deriehen eemo6t babe.

9urb et1e ior6erbare 1n6 bteueicbt
ein5ig babinite6enbe @nti5ulbiglng mur6e
am Samitag BON Der Sirma s. s.. Oecz
@artbD & 8roS. etn Streif Der Q(nitretcber
ab9emenOct. Die Sirma bcibGftigt mebr
2eute ais trgenb cine ar1oere in Chicago,
aber auc6 tic bate, Der ytotb geborcbenb,
nibt benz eigenen Srtebe", pGbren0 Ser
lcBten Sabre MIR llnionleute angeitelt.
0Gbrenb beS lebten Wolats orbeiteten fit
fc ungefdbr $50 2eute, Sic iiber Der gansen
Sta0t 5eritreut, unbe6eutenoere @rbeiten Sl
beenbtgen batten. QuS bieie 2euts nun am
Samftag a%usge5ablt murbet, nabmen ite
5u tbrem @rltaunen tpabr, baB man tDnen
5 Gents per Stun6c ab9e3ogcn Bate. 60
fort iebte man itb nit bcr uuton in Ser
binbung, ein Q(8ent pur6e an bie Tirma
abgeian0t uno nac6 ftunoerlanger 8e=
rotblng purOe ben 9lnitrei6ern mitgct6eilt,
DaB fte Ben btSberigen l1ntonloDn BON 80
GentS per Stunbe unoerfur3t tpettererz
bdlten miirOen. 9ls Gnti9ulbigung gaben
WcGarthp & So. an, baB ibr 8ucbbalter
beim Nusferti9en ser 2obnliite ein 8erleben
ge1nabt babe. 0teier 8e0ouptung ipir6
natlrlic6 BON ben Qlnltrei9ern penig
glauben 9ei6enft; ie iinO pielmcbr 9ocb
e~rfreut, etnen 9IGn5en6en Stcg iiber elmo
Der grOBten Tirmen Grunge gu baben.
, 1893-07-19
Gin Kranfen=Stretf
Die patterten i'm ST. Gufas 6oipitaI MAIDEN
per9eblide Din %treneuneen, ihre &ieb=
mdrterin wieoer gu be=
fommen.

@tnen et9entbiimlicben, tpo6I mod ntcbt
oa9etpeienen Streit ieBten 9eltern bic &ranz
fen in Der @ettD @aro, elmer Der birurgiz
i6en 8arOs, i'm ct. 2ufaS 9oipttal in
Scene.
Die 1tria6e Ser 1tn3ufrie6enbeit ser
3tp1r5t9 Battenten, mar Der nmItan0, baB
UtarD, Die ~aIe5eit freunbltbe criticize QSGrz
term, bic ictt me6reren Otonaten Die &ranz
fen be0tent unb eS %perltanben bate, oie>
1elben 1tets gu erbettern, our6 etnen farbi>
gen WGrter er1eBt tbor6en ipar. 0ieIen
llmritan6 6etrabteter Sic 9ei6enben ais cine
BrofanatiDn. Sic ibaarten itb Inn oie
8etten Der ami icbiperiten &raltfen uno b;el>
ten cine Notwithstanding" our 8eraz
tbung Der Sro9e ab, mas gu tbun iet, bamit
tbnen W}arD ipieoergegeben iper0e. Sonber>
bare 8orl6lG9e Duroen BON Sen WGnnern
nit ben 9ebrobenen 0lteOmaBen un6 Ionz
ittgen G0rperDerleBungen 9emabt. @iner
Der &ranfen 13lug DDr, baS t6olpttaL al
boDCotten, er fonnte aber ntcbt angeben,
ME 0aS gei6eben f0nne. 9aS GrgebniB
Der 8erotbung mar Der 8elcbluB, baB feiner
Der Scranton eber ipieoer cine Speiie an
ritbren loQe, ais bis iDnen WtarD tpieberge7
9eben lei,
Der farbige g8arter ricbtete oer9cblicb Sic
WablSeiten in Der Waro an. Gr muBte
DjeDer obrGumen, obne Dap au6 nIr elmer
Der Battenten einen 8iiien on9eri6rt
bate.
Nucb Sic Grfldrung bes 6uperintenz
6eltten Gan Sngen, baB WtarD nocb elmer
anoeren gSarO DericBt tDOrOen lei, mo ibre
Otenite nOtbpenoiger 9ebraubt piir6en,
iteQte bic &ranfen nt9t sufrie6en. @an
Sngen peigerte itcb aber itanbbaft, tbnen
WtarD pte0er3ugeben, un0 a4mGblt9 be-
quen1ten itb bic &ranfen Damn pte0er, an
ben Wfo9l5eiteu She'll gu nebmen.
Die Nnitelung 0es f~arbigen @drterS
iGetnt a19 Bel %cinigen wetBen 8drtern
uno 5pei Wdrterinnen, Sri. gtinbe uno
Sri. Spencer, NnitoB erregt 3u boben, ba
bieielben in Solge bericIben tbre Ste4ung
rteoergele9t baben.
SIN Berional pes ct. 9ufasz 6oipttaGs
itno am L. Sult ein9retfenOe 8erGnOcrunz
gen etn8etreten. On SteQc 0es btSberi9en
Supertntenoenten Or. 0rei6er lit Eep.
Gan Snnen, an Stele Der 6auSbGlterir
SRI. @Ornelia Sbotp Sra1 SO. 8orcbier &C.
treten, au3 bic SteQe bes Npotbefers unO
mebrerer unter9eDrbneter S~tc4un9en itn0
neu beieBt tporoen.
, 1893-07-19
QdctIien.Ooncerte

Die 6eitlibfeiten 6es omerifoniidcn
GGciltenOereins be8annen 9citern in Ser
ct. 6ran3tSfusz& ircbe nit einem ouSoez
5etc9neten, beion0er5 filr Mu1tffenner bocbz
tnterelanten Brogramm. gSGbreno am
Gormtttage auBer bem Goncert ouch
0otteSotenit o~b9eboIten wur6e, fam am
9ta9rnltta9e Die oIte &tr6enmufit CUR
boaen @ettun9. Sin Gbor BON 200 Gtimz
men, treffGicb ei1geibult, erreqtc ourcb
lelr1e Sortra9e al9emet1e 8etpun6erung.
per 8elucb MAJ Elm 5ablreider, 9tuBer
Dter oeutlcben 8ti9Ofen befanben iicb so
0etltltcbc, tpel6e sum Seit bier6ergefommen
1t11o, IN Der &trcbe. 9as beuttQe Wtor0enz
concert tan0 IN Der ct. Soiep5s Gircbe
ttatt, altd tltr oaS abandonment tpur6e bic
telbe &trbe in Nltsfi9t genommen.
, 1893-07-19
Uo0esfdue.

sis berte Mtttag tpur6cn ouf Sem Sc
lun6beitsamte Bic folgen6en GoOesfdue an
gemelbet:
2ouiie Sell, 6 Monote II Sage, 1903
8ortlano NDe.
6enrp 8rOi9er, 2 W}onote, 1872 %.
StroBe.
Sucob GOnrot6, 6 Monate, SEQ. $40 "a.
StraBe.
2tnna aubn, 70 Sabre, 10 gennftr.
90. g8infler, II Monate, III Sr3ar0s
itraBc.
SObonn s4Oel, 8 Wsonute, 277 SO
Nort6 Npe.
$. @erner, 1 Monat 10 Sage, 381 Mar:
ipeuitr.
9tuauit &abn, 1 WtOnot 81 Sage, 1852
@iraroitr.
SuItus &aufmann, "a Sabre, SAFE
Wi6tgan.
, 1893-07-19
Sbmer p%ermunoet.

Gatrtf 0oOneD, Elm S3antpGrter bon
Sames 0'Gonnor, $50. 1853 @. &anbOlpbs
ttraBe, tpurbe geitern 9lbenb I'M Union
9arf bon einem unbefannten Wanne, nit
benz ct aus 9ertngfiigi9er l1ria6e in Streit
gertetb, rtebergei9oiien unb ibiper perz
tpunOet. st tpurbe na4 letner 8obnung,
geo. 282 TultOnitraBe gcbro6t, no Elm
NrSt ietne @enciung fir lebr unpabribeins
ltcb erflGrte. 2ooncD's Nn9retfer ent9in9
ser Gerbaftun9.
, 1893-07-19

Sn ct, MaIacbis Sale, Gte @eitern
QtDe. unO @aInut StraBe, fan6 geitern
Qben6 cine Gerlammlnng bon 8ilrgern
Der 8eiticite itatt, in tpel6er 8aitOr &eap
UOn Ser ct. Cecilia &trcbc Den WfaDor unb
StaOtratb in i6orfer 8eiie frttiitrte, neil
aus &ufitbt 9e9en bic @tienbabnen be-
treffs @%rbobun9 Der 8abngeleile unO Ser
metbung BON l1nfGuen an ben Srcu3un9en
nibts gei9ebe, Sin QgitattOnscomite wurbe
ernannt. -, $500
, 1893-07-19
Stdott1hes,
I'm un1ere Se1er.

QMc b~ieicnigen N6onnenten, tpeLbe
nidbt regelmaBig init benz Nbenbblatt
Ser SutnpiS StaatS5eitung bcbient iperz
BEN, iinO b0fi9it eriu6t, unS nO3maLs
lire genaue Qlbrelie per goitfarte mit8uz
tbeilcn, ebenlo ~bieieni9en 8erlonen, Dcl6e
ouf bic .3ettung SIT abonntren bea6iidtigen.
, 1893-07-19
WtH>
CHICAGO

uerfpri6t ni6t nur oas eroBte frieoIi6e
omerifdniibe, fonoern oas eroBte frteo.
li6e Grei9ui6 DER meIt Dor Sdlu6 oiefes
Jahrbunoerts gu weroen. mos .fihner, DORA
uidts 3uriididrefenoer unternebmunos!
9eift, uebun9 i'm pIanen uno 2Iusfibren
GROCER Oiuee uno 6elo tbun f0nnen, nm ole
G%btcaooer DEMONSTRATING gu DER ero6.
artigften uno e%ldu3enofteu BON alien bis.
bergen DeItausftellun9en gu MAIDEN mo
DEN DoIfern DER Gr6e einen 8egriF pon Ger
Pobe oer teduii9en Seiftunesfdhigfeit un0
Kunt gu 9ebeu, gu weI6er Qmerifa 9eoiehen
1T, miro eef1ehen.
Sir Die reee Qbeilnahme, weIhe mar hiers
~3uIanoe Der Deltausfteuun9 ent9eoenbringt,
lift Ole 8ereitlDiui9Feit, NIT weIhero Die 6efeB,
~9ebunoen faft aIer Staten beoeutqnoe Sum-
men gu Dem ero6en 3wed beDiuigt hoben,
elm hinreihenoer 8emeis. nit tetig mads
ienoem Jnterefe DerfoIgt Die gen3e c~ipiltirte
Oelt ole e~in3eInen ,fortfbritte in Der Gnts
wt6elun9. lille nit Der WQltdus teuung in
Derbinouu9 tehenoen GreigniHt wur6eu con
Qnbe9iuu in DER oJuinois Staats3eitnng"
nit DER eebubreuoen Sor9falt ~bebanoeIt. Die
D~o@enaus9abe entbdlt fortlaufer9 in aber.
ii6tlider form cine flare OarfeQuno ouer
beadtensmerthen Dorodn9e, weIde fi6 bis
gum S6Iu6 DER 2tusfeuuno mo barber
binaus gu eiuem ~eribopferoen 0~efammtbilo
o~eftalten peroen. Cine f%un6iee, faboemdBe
SdiIOerun9 Der meItausiteIun9 in ibrem
Gntfehen, wie in ihrer DOuenoun9 miro fir
piele Gauieuoe bier uno i'm alien DaterIanoe
Don hohem Werthe feir. Wan fam oes.
haIb fiber iein, oaB man D~ertDan6ten mo
Sreunoen fein erDiinidteres Geibenf wdb.
reno oieier 5eit ieuoeu fam, ais, inoem mar.
elm announcement auf oas mo4enbIatt Ger
uJuinois Staats3eitune" fir tie beiteut.
Geraoe oiefe Qus9abe ei9net fif weeen
iRrer umfafenoen Seri9te porneRmIi9 gum
Derianot na9 Oeutiblano.
Oas Jahresabonnement auf Gas Woben,
bIatt DER nJainois Staats5eitur9" betrGst
fir oas
S,rIrttA % 00
, 1893-07-19

= Sin SpeSialcomite 6cs Sto6tratbs
bon @paniton ipracb geitern @ben6 Ben
BOli5eibef Sobn GorneD bon ser Nnflaqe
Der 9flibtperna3ldiiigung, welbe bon
benz Staotanipalt George 8atcr erbobcn
tpor6en mar, fret.
, 1893-07-19

@bDnnirt auf bas Nbenoblatt Ser Suinois
Stats 3eitung 8rcis l Sent.
, 1893-07-19
S6weotibe feitwobe.

Wor8en be8innt bic icbtpe0ii9e Teftpobe
IN Der petBen Stoot. 9tn ser Teter merben
ttcb iiber t~tnf5ig icbtpeoti9e 8eretne unb
0eledi6aften betbeiIigen. lin brei ubr
gtacbmittags ftnOet in Ser Teitbaue Elm
l0peOil3es @elangSconcert itatt, unb fir
ben nor9tgen @beno lit Elm ~groBartiges
6euerperf porbereitet, 6eiien Nusfibrung
Die bcrlbmte 2onOoner Tirnra 9atn &
sons ibernommen bat. 0os Seelfer bor
Dem SnouitrtegebGube piro nit tarbtgen
@alnpen 9arnirt ietn unb uebrere groBe
, 1893-07-19

@benbbIatt Der Su. Stoats8tg. l Sent,
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HOOLE AT HOME.


4 Uou-PaytSssn Gathering Gives she
Legislator . Warn welcome.
Poer AxoKLxs, March l4.--(Special +
Hon. W. r. Hoole. Clallam's able repre-
sentative in the recent session Of the legis-
lature. returned today, accompanied BY
Mrs. Hoole, on the steamer Monticello.
They were met at the wharf by large
delegation of citizens. headed by Mayor
N. X. Smith, II. J. Carrigan, secretary OF
the Board of Trade: w. w. Gray. presi-
dent OF the First National bank, and many
others, giving them . warm reception
upon their return to this city. Mr.. Hoole
was 1t once escorted to the opera house to
attend railroad meeting called for that
hour. and upon the proposition OF Hon.
John F. Plummer. detailed in other dis
patches, made most rousing speech.
Tonight special meeting Of the Board
Of Trade was held, rendering TO Mr.. Hoole
. most royal reception. The whole affai r
was strictly non-partisan and Was par
ticipated in by all parties in honor of q
most popular citizen. At the reception
many speeches were made and . general
good time had.
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The Mil,ers Organize.

PORTLAND. March l4-[Srecial. THE
second days session of the Oregon and
Washington Millers' Association was &C.
cupied IN the discussion OF q proposition
to establish the Northwest Flour and
Shipping Company and build a warehouse
in this city. 1t was thought the meeting
would adjourn without effecting the pur.
pose for which II was called together. The
millers representing the association are of
the middle class. and larger firms outside
OF the association have almost monopoly
OF the trade in this section, but at a late
hour tonigh, company was formed and
the warehouse will be built, doing away
with ali commission men.
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THE SENATE CHAIKMANsHIPs.
Democratic Caucus Has Completed 1t
Work-Thc Republicans Are Out.

Democratic Caucus Has Completed Its
work-Thc Republicans Are Out.
WAsHISaroN CITY. March 14-The Dem.
ocratic senator's caucus finished its labors
today. as far as the reorganization of com.
mittees in the senate is concerned. During
the session of the caucus, the prevailing
sentiment was in favor Of the speedy reor-
ganization of the clerical and executive
force Of the senate. and this sentiment
took tangible shape Immediately after ad.
journment when the caucus committee
met for the purpose of considering the sub
ject. This important branch Of the work
OF the majority is now well under way, and
1t is probable that by this time next week
the elective officers OF the senate will have
been changed. Either upon standing or
select committees places have been found
as chairmen for all new Democratic sena.
tors. The chairmen of the various com.
mitiees, as given by German, are as fol.
lows:
Agriculture and appropriation, Cockre,l Of
Georgia: contingent expenses. White of Louisi.
ana: census. Iurpie; civil service. Call; Claims.
Pasco; coast de.snses, Gordon; commerce
RANSOM; District of Columbia, Harris: educs.
ton and labor, Kyle: enrolled bills, Raffar.v.
to examine the several branches OF the civil ssr.
'Asss AsHet, uuauSe voorhees,. fisheries. Coke:
foreign relations, Morgan: immigration. U.u.
improvement of the Mississippi river. Bates.
Indian affairs. Jones of Arkansas; interstate
commerce, Butler: irrigation aud reclamation
OF arid lands, White: judiciary. Pugh; library.
Mills; manufactures, Gibson; military STAIRS
Wslthan: mines, Stewart: naval Affairs Me.
Pherson; expenditures OF the executive denn-t
ment, smith; patents, Gray: pensions, Palmer.
posiofhcee snd post roads, CoGuiit; printing.
troFman. priyftecea and stgrttnrS
lie buildings ana grounds, Vest: public lanes
Ferry: railroads. Camden; relations with Can
ada, Murphy: revision OF laws, Daniel: rules
BlseSouTn, territories, Faulkner; trsnspor,a.
ton routes 10 the seaoosri, lrby: Pacific rail-
rosds, BIice: Indian depredaiions Lindsay. ~
establish university OF the United States.
Huntou: Quadro-eenteaniai. Villas; to tuvest,.
gUte the geological survey, Martin; on na,inra,
banks, Mitchell Of Wisconsin; en- iores, resefva.
tons, Allen of Nebraska: 10 investigate ties.
pSssegs upon Indian lands, Roach
This list is complete. with the exrentio,
OF the assignment Of the senator from
wyoming and that ? ace has been lief,
vacant until the member has been sxor,
IN. Al the conclusion Of the caucus Gor-
man sent copy Of the list t. the Rerph.
iican committee, which is in session Tha
Republicans decline 10 give out anvth,,,
tonight. but viii report 20 the Rrnublicsn
caucus tomorrow. The committee nx
changes wall probably receive the sanc.io,
o! the senste tomorrow by resolution a,a
the Old ehalrmea will then give IN tha
rooms they occupied and the pemocrsts
Will be n possession OF that important
branch of the senate The presiten,'s
nominations will then be received ana
promptly acted upon.
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Verona. March IA Especial - The
Empress Of India, which arrived today,
brings advices TO March g. The cold still
continues severe throughout Japan, and
In the neighborhood Of Tori-Imura es-
peciaiiy, where snow lies to . depth of
thirty-seven feet. On March 2 tho i'm
periai diet was formally closed, the last
business Of the two houses being trans
acted previous to the afternoon. The fifty
seven members Of the house Of representa-
tives have presented the tenth of the
allowance to fund for the construction
Of warships- Capt Mcmillan. Of Nippon
Ushiry krisha, was q passenger by the
steamer on his way to England to superin.
tend the construction Of tour steamers on
the lines similar to the Empress to 20 on
the Australian okohama run, and be
used ~ au Hillary cruisers by the japanese
government, by whom the line is subsl-
diced
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Liabilities $500, 00O-Ex-senstoR 1ngalls
Heavy Stockholder.
ArcHIsoN. Kan, March IA sensation
was created last night when A. Tufts, of
Kansas City. appeared here and took posses.
sion Of the Kansas Trust 4 Banking Com
pany a. receiver. The company was or.
Rsnized in 1886. with capital of $10O 600.
Ex-senator Jonn J. Ingalls, il president of
tho concern. r. r. Manley vice presi-
dent. and E. G. Armsby cashier. The
principal part Of the crpital was furnished
by Manley and family and Ingalls,. The
latter had ~ 500 invested and Manley So
wv. These amounts will be lost.
The liabilities are $4,000. The
assets, it is believed. if prudently managed.
will pay in full The bank has 1000
acres OF land in large tracts and lots in the
principal towns and cities of the state.
Residents of Atchison have SIPS, 900 in
vested In the concern, secured by de-
benture bonds of conjectural value. It is
believed that decision of Armsby to
withdraw fastened the crssh. Hanley is
practically bankrupt.
Application for receiver was made by
L. +. Baird. of Kansas City, in the United
States court at Topeka. r. NJ. Manley,
the president. has confessed judgment for
$4,000, including $4,000 to the estate of
George Manley, for advances ON which he
became personally responsible
KANSAS CRY. March 14-Ex-Senator
John J. ingalls, declines to discuss the
bank failure, beyond saying that he got
his money out before the crash came and
lost nothing.
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a Ios Angeles Fcrger Caught.

PORTLAND, March A-lSpecial.l-R W.
Cri,ten. OF Los Angeles, known here as
John SAVER, was arrested today on a war.
rant from Los Angeles. where be is wanted
for receiving letter belon ging To another.
The letter was addressed TO Randolph W.
Crit;enden and contained draft on Los
Angeles for $500. which Crltten Endorsed
and received the money. He then bought
s. ticket for Portland. where he has since
been working in beer hsll. thinking the
change az name was sufficient disguise.
Critien admits taking the letter and cas- b.
ing the check. but pleads rs excuse thar
lie Mas drunk,at the time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-15
NEWS OF NORTHWEST
Boodling Charges at Westmin-
ster to Be Investigated.
plpArHER,A IN VANCOUVER.
Small 1GlIlers Of Oregon and Washing
tsn Conbins Against Big Concerns
Oregon Game Law Problem.

vArcouvEn, B. G., March A-[Speciai.
&c. Lawrence Foster. special accountant
Of the department Of justice for the peni-
Tertiary section, arrived from Ottawa
few days ago and went over to West
minister to investigate the accounts OF the
penitentiary. The charges Of boodling in
connection With CHS institution are OF the
gravest character, and Mr.. Foster comes
ct the instigation Of G. E. Corbould. MEM
Der Of parliament from this district Money
has been Incorporated, and 1t il alleged
has been lost in gambling at . well-known
Westminster club. The penitentiafy ON
cials stand well socially, and the result OF
the investigation 10 anxiously awaited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-15
ACKNOWLEDGMENT WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is 1883

the Bohemian artist life Of New York city In
his latest novel, ''The Coast Of Bohemia" This
charming story II ono Of the most noticeable Of
the many features Of the March Lodies' Home
Journal Miss Dickens' "reminiscences Of her
famous father are made particularly interesting
By some touching illusions to his visit to the
United StatsA Miss Harriet Ogden NORTON.
the American expert on ecclesiastical emoroid-
cries, contributes several original oooiSns for
Advent and Lenten church hanginGs. - well -
several suggestions for funeral palla Edward
W. Box discusses the problem, '.Doss Poetry
Psyf' ana John Lambert Payne gives delight
full essay ON "The Secret OF Happy Marriages."
Mira Hamilton Mott gives In detail . description
OF "An Afternoon Tea" from which much prac.
tical Information may be cleaned BY intending
hostesseA Lucy Hamilton Hooper contributes
sketch, with portrait, of 1.-THE First Lady of
France" Nine. Carnot, and Grace Wasseil 10
equally happy In her delinsation OF "Ths Au-
thor of Bootles' Baby"
The Centxsy for March contains Q unique
feature in an account from the manuscript OF
Capt Thomas Usher, R n, OF "Napolsons De.
porration to Elba," in which il given . familiar
account OF all the circumstances Of the trip and
careful report OF Napoleon's frank comments
on men and events. The article 10 preceded BY
portrait and a short sketch Of Capt Usher,
who was the officer in charge, and the frontts-
piece OF the magazine IL appropriately an en-
craving from the bas-relief Of Napoleon by
Boisot. which was the property Of Joseph Bona
parte. and 10 now in the possession Of the Penn.
sylvania Historical Society. Napolson's com.
ments on Bluchef and on the proposed invasion
OF England, are particularly interesting. The
paper bears evidence of being careful con.
temporary record and has accordingly historical
value - well a popular interest paper BY
Prot Edward Lewis Curtis. OF Yale university.
on 1.-THE Present State Of Old Testament Crit.
cism," being m expert treatment of current
questions, will be read with lively interest In
connection with recent heresy trials. "West-
minister Abbey" IL tho subject Of q paper by
Henry B. Fuller, author Of "The Chevalier Of
Pensie.i-vaui," which. without being %: de-
scrtption OF the abbey. gives the reader definite
tdes of various aspects OF this historical church
Mr.. Fuller discusses ut some length Canon
Farrar's suggestion OF an American Westminster
Abbey.