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When Hanna vas brought heSors Justies
q the Peats William Caldwell for his pre.
hminary examination he pleaded poverty.
snd When - was bound over 20 the suns
nor court: the justice made his bonda
small that he might b able 70 give them.
This uas done upon the advieo and con.
esnt q the prosecuting attorneys olles.
From certain sources. nosahly the Tsle-
srepA. not . IfttIs fauis was found With
Caldwsli's aetion. and it vas conadsnsly
predicted that Hanna would sewn sppser
fos trial Bat Hanna diA appeas, ana By
the verdict Of the jury yssessday IT.
caldveh's good judgmsat il ths matter u
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rSfrRo syArEs DISTRICT couRr-HASpoap J.
Jennie Iaee vs. Northern Pacific Railroad
Company Dismissed.
rranx [. gess vs.. Edwin Esls g; Al Hearing
on application for rscsises; taken under advise
ulent
Jane. ouinlan ~ J. II. Porsmaa ct a.-Ds-
Easrer wslvsi. tea days to answer.
CIVIL pTrahrxxyT-ossosS. !,
MIRA Bella Hubbard Va T. A. Asckay-yudx.
meas in som ot So and casts; ssgnei
G. & T.. :. K X. -. u. Nahoney-l.save to tax q
statement % fscss from Giles; signed.
TITO A. +. HotAiing "a. vs. Aleeri Lundtn-
", ii. aud H. II May VS.. : Rsxser Co -
Jury wsives: continued % yane -
goha Nasasasen vs. Fallors & Nelson
J. X. Brsseoe .; TX vs. J A. Goula-Contnuea
TO Jane -
carries s,ewss, We. Fred Evsrton e, al Jury
verde, lcf defendant
Eep;rY pIsAKrHxSr-LAxsLsv. J.
Harry J. Collins W.. A J sacke a.-nh.
i~ciIoas sad exceptions OF defendant to add
,loas sns insertions made in settlement of
statement % facts. assiss signed
II. T. Holmes vs u. L. SArver es s,-rinsiuxs
Of facts, conclusions % iaw. signed
Tie fidssze Improvement, COMPANY ". FRS.
National hsak. 81 Anaeorsss-tlg1sr recurring
r'sai.:isis 70 iarnisa Inspection OF BOOKS ans.
+. Iarssy.s ". !, cognsa e. al~nsf.uls ~
3steasiAnta. VI. II. Cefmaa and Jessie T. Cos-
s2aH, sg1e!
CRIMINAL pxrA RrNExT-aUxxa
state OF wash:nxson W. E:war9 Hasn.-Jcry
verdict of ros guilty..
ga s,seea ". George Rcs Q: al ;l3g-sr:
.or p.alssss es GSN
state OF Washington ". Huxh lie Hzvra-Ea.
formation asea setsnfans pleads act -uiltv
state OF Washington m William MAex-Ia-
tcrma:soa g cd. time tn plead
stAts OF Wss2Eagsoa ~ A J. faaassz-rG-
formation Sled: defendant ssssi. neg ss;s.sv.
STATE Of Washington "a John Dryden ei a. 49,
Information q ed. s!Ge ~ p!es4.
ssAs. OF " - aiastnn n flcse2ce Doaaa-Ju.y
verdict of bot saisy.
STATE Of wasairg:aa Va Jasa.sA B1axe-oa
trial.
pxesA.s nssAkrxfSr-LASsLgY. T.
Estate OF August o,lrses-Sezf-annaal ex-
sles; OF sarssnssrssoe alea: s<ftsoc ioy ORDER to
SEA -xa estate os1ss 20 sacs eaase set for hear.
:as Say q
EssA.s % T. 4 raiia.sck-fesltsaa for s,.scs ..
ls.2srs es aas.innsra;snE; hearing JGns q
Estate OF lean Sssuoss.~-ketnT1 at ~AIes OF
sex4 estate Submitted, Bearing set zoe jsne il
E.sxse Of sssYasss lEe u X RasAvsa-o-ie. a
srctsEg notice TO e-ecttesA
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the PONrius xIGzA0.


y90S 70 t0O OboOO INK
Fourth street. in the Pontius addition,
was graded from Lake street to Mitchell
street, in the usual way. but from Albert
street TO Mary street IL IL a steep incline.
and for two blocks there has been CON-
strueted sigxag plank walk. All Of the
property owners between those cross
streets objected. with the exception Of
two at tho corner Of Fourth and Mary
For time therc was q lively warfare on
the subject. bat the board Of public works
sided With she two. and persisted in build
ing the ziexag.
The ohje,stins property owners appealed
80 the mayor and the city council without
avail. and they have now resorted to the
courts will; view Of being released from
payment for q street which they petit
toned for tut did not get. The action Is
embodied in complaint made by s. L.
Cults. r. j. Powers. I. W. En,s and
others against the city. filed yesterday by
Pratt & Riddle In the superior cour. A
peculiar fes,urc Of the case 10 that other
property owners desired to join in the suit,
bu, the ast9rnevs asked TO he excused from
including them. as their property had no<
been materially damaged.
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The following new suits were fled in the once
OF the clerk OF the superios court Yesterday:
Jerome Catiin Va James Essency-suis to re-
cover 81 ,sos " on stated account
Boston Clothing House Va Puget Sound 4
Alaska Steamship Company-suis TO recover
$40. damage by loss Of goods.
Robertson Mortgage Company W James Nc
Wi,liams--Suit to iofsciose real estate mortgage
OF e6lo
=. l. Caiils Ct a. ". City OF seatsie-suit to
entosn collection Of grade TAX.
Clara whelp.sy ". J. n. whslplsy-suis for
divorce.
Hans woidssad Va Rainier Power 4 Railway
Compauy-suls TO recover $isa - on account
state OF Washington "a John Dryden, Frank
enow and John xorgan-Burgl airy. transcript
from justice court. Seattle precinct
State OF Washington W. A. j. Johuson-Bgre-
larry; transcript from justice court. Seattle pre-.
cfuct
state OF Warrington "a william Mack Grand
iareeny: Transcripts from justice court seattle
precinct
state OF Washington Va Hugh dc Havsu-
Burglary; Transcripts from justice court seattle
precinct
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Andrsu Jaekson johnson, charging him
With the same crime. committed Nay q.
Willard =. HsmmonA svoss out the in
soSmafica chargtng him With busgiRixsng
hrs house. ard no vas bound over by
Justice at the Reacs Humphrey 70 the
the ts5o esnd and sect 70 Jail.
An Information charRine William Naek
With grand incsney IN converting 70 his
own Ne . sssscs aDortmsnt a iadias'
wsarn9 appefsl VS. also filed Hannah
se'oshsrs suoee cut Tie warrant May ID
charging Mack With stealing the articles
from her in Ocsoher. 1901. Naek 10 in the
county jail. having failed % furnish $50
honda
An information charging Hugh De
Haven with the crime Of breaking into the
house Of jacob Miller on Msy q was iiied
yesteruay. De Haven ia,guishes In the
county jail IN defsuIt Of the usual bonds.
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A DROP IN FREIGHT RATRS.
The Great Northera Makes . Cat .,
Westward frame.

Teleeraphic notification was received in
this city yesterday that, taking effect une
8. the Great Northern road will pnt into
effect the following class rates from its
Eastern terminals to the North Pacific
coast terminals:
Glass l, e20e per 100 pounds; class Z, 81 81:
class $780, class Leo: ciass 4 u 50: class A.
g. IS: class b. % cents: class c. 20 cents: class D.
90 cents; class Z, As cents. The rasea now In
force are: Glass ], SASH: class. $50: class s.
e: class 4, sis5: class S. $50: class A. H. 50:
class b, 81 IS: class c. $o5: class b. 81 cent?:
class Z. g. cents.
Thus it will be seen that very material
reduction has been made
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conan Can tie Served Upon Him.
The bark XcNear vas released by Judge
Hanford yesterday in the giving Of bond
Tor 81. go to SECURE the claims Of the SEA
men for $50 wages claimed to be due
them.
TIE bark was also liseled for SO ono
damages for injuries alleged 10 have been
indicted upon the seamen by Cant. Swan.
As This. ~as . personal damage. for
which the vessel was..not liable. this clause
in the ilbel was dismissed Seaman WILL
ian Fields at once procured an or
der Of against arres; Capt Swan and the
hail bond was nxe1 =: $0,O bn.
n; \ late hour the order had no. been
served. and il Is not likely that the mar.
shat viii have An opportunity 10 do 20. -
Captain swan left town Monday, after
furnishing $50 bail % answer TO the Grim.
inss charge preferred sgains. him by
Fields
The bark sailed last night for san Fran.
cisco without the captain. vho Is expected
20 aoara her 81 Port Townsend. if the
orie- Of arrest - not served on him IN the
meantime
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property Of Peter Kirk narrowly escaped
being sunk on Lake Washington yesser-
cay- She vas coming across the lake
early in the morning. when she came into
collision With the Elm. which pies BE-
tween Madison street and Kirkland II il
said the Aquiila tried 70 cross the Films
bows and Was struck by the latter vnh
sufficient force TO smash in several planks.
She win b repaired In day or svo.
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New Transcontinental Lins.

H. W. Baker has returned from San
Francisco. where he has been for the past
two weeks, evidently looking after his OWL
business and thst of Seattle. Speaking Of
what he had accomplished, he said yester-
day:
While wassin San Francisco the Baker CON-
rany was appoiatsd Puget sound agent OF the
Krusa 4 Madison line. We were also appointed
agent OF the Columbia Steamship Company
and the North American Navigation Company,
which operate In conjunction between New
York and San Francisco We shall appoint
agents In other Sound ports and 70 after
sranscontinental business While was in san
Francisco the Keweenaw came In there from
the isthmus with 4. 500 tons OF general merchau-
disc. the biggest cargo that ever came over shat
route, and il had been transferred twiee- Their
boats may not run to the sound yet. bu: con-
Meeting boat like the ST Paul will take the
freight billed here from San Francisco to the
Sound. connecting with the semi monthiy ser
vice 20 the fethmus-
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uNIrko srArEs PRISONERS.


Deputy United States Marshal Mckay.
Of Tacoma. brought; up fourteen prisoners
from McNeil's Island Yesterday for inves-
tigs;ion by the Federal ~ and jury. Eigh,
of them are Japanese witnesses who were
unable 10 give bonds 20 appear in the case
OF y. Hlrata, a Japanese arrested at What
com for violating the law in relation 10 the
importation Of aliens under labor contract
Besides Esrsta the other prisoners in the
party accused 81 crimes are: Y. J. Meth
win. for eean,erieiting in Seattle: David
Mitchell. arrested In Seattle for smuggling
opium: Chew Ioa k~ai. ordered dspoeted
20 China hs Commissioner Swan. OF Port
Townseni, but before judge HAnsord on
appeal Vain Ada. for smuggling opium, in
Seattle. Let fooS Bow. toT smuggling a
chinese woman into the United States for
purposes Of prostitution.
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The MacD. & 5. Co.
7i7.7ia7si.7es FRONT s.

The understanding OF the special
prices that have been put upon = very
large portion Of the dress trimmings
means the buying literally OF the re-
duced lines The method OF the
sale was At the outset for q quick
Clearing o. large surplus The end
is being achieved satisfactorily to US
AID to the large list Of patrons who
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DOLAN NOT a BURGLAR.
Ne WsndereS saloon Robbery Cas
Tried.

Tried.
Florence Dolan, accused OF robhins the
efe Of the Wanderer saloon of So belong
hg TO Barley conroy. WAS acquitted by
Judge Hames' jury yesterday, after about
tpenty minntcs' deliheration.
The case took nearly the whole day, and
uas given TO the Jury At about p. m.
pclan, the defendant. when on the
sand. made . poor showing, aud the tes-
hmony OF the witnesses for the drfenss
vss not OF . very definite character. But
Rom the fact that tho states Witnesses
we're even more inaccurate in their state
nsnts. and seemed to agree on nothing
bat trying to convict Do.an. the jury gave
The defendant the benefit Of the hoet Of
tonhts arising in their minds.
The crime with which Doian Vas CHARGED
vm committed March -. IL il was ever
committed. and IL thu only witness Who
sav tAs act was right In his finai choice Of
aesse.
Coaroy. the man to whom the money
stolen beionged. was I'm the habit OF icav-
ine In the care Of the harkecpcr Of the sa-
sonn. lie said on the stand he Was not al
says successful in getting back she money
mas placed GA deposit. and so on the
s'sas before the alleged robbery he placed
We *sS he was ahou. 10 deposit in . tin
ssa, and after locking IL had 10 pat In
1's A few days after this the money
Vas discovered to he gone.
iae saloon men denied that any money
@tonfey's vas ever lost by their dlshon-
esy and made counter charges against
'enroy. saying that he often claimed
money he bad never deposited. However
s"s may he. IL Was not proven that the
set pas IN The safe ever contained money.
Al en'paoye Of the saloon testified TO
Ns'ns l'oan open the safe one morning.
sass morning he could not say. bat was
sss ssss he took anything out ef il.
iae only other ground for suspecting
.NSaa 81 the crime Was that after the
1'sey vas stolen ne was very dush and
civ.
cosAn proved that he had bad money
80" she sale Mas robbed. hE. that he did
ar Ia have people around the saloon
a. he considered the place = rough
ie's evidence was very diferen.
80 .aa' OF tie saloon men. who claimed
aey had supported nolsn .or several
as he claiming 10 Re broke" and
wi es work
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Assaulted ce,er.a 0sr,s.

Last night A. two colored girls. Clara
Hughes and Minnie Lewis. we're passing
along Jackson street near the gas works
they were met by . crowd Of roughs.
w. Maiden. laborer. commenced
calling Clara Hughes names and
finally struck her in the breast and then
passed on. The girl pointed out the man
to Officer Sam Corbett. who placed him
under arrest. Maiden put up so bail and
each Of the witnesses SO to appear before
Judge Glasgow today.
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Polio. Chief pele..y R.s,rns.

PoRr TowssKSp, June s-fSpeciai. =
Chief Of Police Delaney rendered his resig-
nation to the city council this evening. to
take effect July I. Delaney and two other
citizens leave for Hawaiia next month to
engage In coffee culture. He has been one
of the most efficient and trustworthy off-
Gers of the Northwest and had made q
good record in the capture Of criminals.
He was popular in this city and was never
defeated for chief Of police. On account Of
the annual city election early In July
Mayor Tucker will not appoint successor
70 Delaney
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Steamship Queen leis for Tacoma last even
ing.
Steamer Gscrgs Z Starr ID on the sridiron as
Port Gamb,e.
Steamer Fa;shaven has gone to Tacoma to IN.
Revenue cutter Oliver wo,coss arrived in hs.-
Dor last evening.
Bark videste viii sail from Port Nsd,son -
DAY for San Pedro
Tug Ajax loaded with $50 tons OF coal was
towed to Tacoma yesterday.
Tho steamer Willspa will make the ouillayute
Zip, leaving here Friday, June IL
Steamer Delta goes out today In place Of the
Lydia Thompson, which broke two blades out
Of her wheel about two weeks ego.
Steamer Annie u. Pence has been laid up aud
the crew paid OK She will be put on the grid
Iron soon and left there month to dry out -
there viii not be much business for her until
tho crop 10 harvested.
The Alaskan freight steamship Mexico. Capt
Hunter. arrived yesterday morning and took
coal here. She viii sail today. - viii the Queen
also for Alaska The umatlia viii sal, for San
Francisco and the Puebls viii arrive from the
same port
Agent Johnson says the experiment of coating
the steamship Queen In Seattle 10 q failure ~ It
took twice - long - IL would In Departure bay.
He says the company wants TO buy coal IN Eea-
Tie, but does not want to spend two OF three
days In coaling . ship
Schooner Annie Larsen. Caps White. arrived
yesterday. thirteen days from San Frsnciscc.
with 500 tons OF freight and began discharg,ng
at Union dock She Was towed in by the tug
Discovery. which took ont the schooner Norma
laden With a.. 600 feet Of Lumber fog San Fran
cisco
Bark McNeaS got away last evening In TOW Of
the tug Tacoma As soon as abe Cleared tho
buoy the steamer Violet put non union crew
OF eight colored sailors on bosrd. who shipped
for tho run to San Francisco. Capt swan went
TO Port Townsend the evening previous 10 80
his agents and avoid the serving Of any moro
ubels on him
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An insorn alton vas fled in the superior
court Yesterday. charging John p.y1ea.
Frank snow and J. Morgan with burglar
ix;ng the house Of cussave Edenaoirss OF
the .sSsh of las, month They we're CON-
rmissea 10 ;ae county Jail On the iss inst
BY Justice q, the Peace Humphrey IN de-
taGl, o: s7a.s bonds each
An Information Vas also esed a9Asns.
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James w. Bailey. the negro who shot
and killed John Down!e. also colored. in a
row over . woman at Newcastle q little
more than two weeks ago. waived prelimi-
nary examination yesterday in Justice
Caldweil's court and was committed to
the county iail. As he Is charged with
murder in the first degree. bail was not
offered
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a 1opog1oot witness Wheoo 3eaea.
Rssy Dt1 Ne oeeA.
The second trial Of the suit broueht bv
Charles Stewart 70 recover from rrsd
kvefton $ea5. alleged 70 Be due q wages.
VAS had Yesterday before Judge Osborn.
A jury vss impaneied Monday evening.
but nothing else was done until yesterday
morning.
The former tria, vas before Jude,
Hunes ana the Jury vas oat forty hours
without agreeing upon . verdict. and we're
discharged finally By the court.
Yesterday Stewart testified thas in
March. issi. he entered into . contract
with Everson. by which Evsrson vas to
pay I'd per month for services 70 b rem
dered BY BIN. Stewart. and that W. w.
Powell was witness Of tie making Of this
contract Powell vas put on the stand
and failed 70 recall anything concerning
such . contract and In fact denied that be
had any knowledge Of it At the former
trial the plaipsif5 was not able 70 have
Powell in court and depended great deal
upon bis testimony yesterday to make ont
case. When Powell showed % poor .
memory Il pave the plaintiffs case . black
eye. and Nhen IL had been argued and
submitted the jury were bat fifteen min
utes In reaching . verdict for the de-
PENDANT
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sAekMAN HANNA ACQUITTED.
OF Jasiiee caldwell Confsr ed in
the Superior Court

superior
dsnaa, iAe hack driver who vas
With burglary ani whose trial oc
s~Fa al ef Monday before Judge uarnes.
ssaa"'ed or ne jury yesterday morn
1sr desiesrssloa Of bat seoa, aiseen
ssasss. The evidence against the de-
ans vas mostly esrcumsssngial. and
psac'Tal fact relics! On Nv The prose
10 s~ca~e conviction va. that a
sa Rev bad BEEN found in Haaaa's
sssosi when he sas arrested ana that
80 Mites the sooS ~ he grocery store
- ea 10 aave seen burglar Ec4
oaser. haans's isnilstv. testified
- sas hsd gwen ,Ae key 20 aim for his
= sad the key ~as found 10
ae lock o. the rcafa. This.
Ssasf siia the lac, tha: ts.lve serasa.
asns testified 80 Hannass good rep
0S seEfsed the scales in his favor.
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RAILROAD ana Corporation Notes.

The Great Northern engineers were as work
yesterday running iines preparatory TO laying
its tracks over the r!ght-otwsy to be given the
con- pany TO its depot crounda Tho work OF
tearing up the streets. however. Will rot begin
until the ordinance giving the company the
rish,-o.-way has formally been passed.
James H. Coybetf. formerly cashier OF the Sc.
attic s. Montana local agents Office. has been ap-
pointed chief cierx for Division Freight Agent
IonnAoG
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TO HEsrsAIS rak CIrr.
Astioa Dsqught % shs Grade ~ IeuFsl
0sreet, Pontlus AdAitlon.

8. L. Cults and sixteen other property
owners on Tourth street in Pontius addi-
tion began suit in the superior court yes
terday to have the city restrained from
foreclosing assessment liens upon property
improved By the grading Of that street. 1t
is alleged that the property owners on
Fourth strest petitioncd to have the street
graded and their petition vas granted An
ordinance was passed directing the letting
Of the grading contract.
The city claims that the work has been
completed and wishes to forcciose its 49,
sessment liens upon the property. ~ the
grade tax has not been paid.
The complaint states that but part Of
the street has been graded. and that from
Albert 10 Mary street on Fourth no grad.
ing Of any Kind has been done. The plain
tits pray that the city may be perpetually
enioined from selling their property to pay
the assessment
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There wsrs four homestead entries yesterday
the United States land ofiica
Gustave Person, native Of Sweden. Vas Id.
mitted TO citissnship yesterday BY Judge
Langley.
Frank b Jelly, 81 Portland. We admitted to
practice In the United States circuit court
yesterday By Judge Hanfofd. Oh motion OF Fred
Page Tustin.
Judge Osborn has Issued . special venirs for
twelve jurorA Judge Ballingsr, Of jefferson
county. will begin holding court In the library
room of the courthouse next Monday, and viii
assist Judge Osborn until the end Of the term In
clearing the civil docket The new Jury viii
serve in Judge Ballingsrs court
Licenses to we'd were Issued yesterday for
Frank Honeck. OF St Louis, No. and Marie
Miches, OF Louisville. KY: J. Albert Jackson
aad Cora A. Clark. both Of Seattle; Myron 4.
Grout ana winnifrsd c. Knox. both Of Ssa,slS;
J. D. Brown and Sarah A. Walker. both OF SCAT
tie. and J. r Boyd. OF Seattle. and Margars: !.
Hssens, OF New Whatcom.
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Ksfac1D INFO 4 1RAP.

4 chissss oays He Was Allowed -
Cssss the LaDs ~ - O0ess.
A rather shady transaction Was alleged
yesterday in pstition to Judge Hanford
praying for writ of habeas corpus for .
Chinese named Gam Lee. The petitioner
Vas Chin Kee, represented BY Attorney
W. h White. and be set forth that Sam
Lee 10 res,dent Of Huntington, B. c.,
whore hs has sun laundry and vegetable
farm for . number Of years and that on
Nay 10 man named Egan, who - friend
OF Lees. secured a written permit from
Customs Inspector Warrea for Lee to cross
the boundary line 70 attend IN entertain
ment on this side. short distance from
Lees house on the Canadian side. Lee
came over With the permit in his pocket.
when Warren arrested him. tore mp the
permit and took him before United States
Commissioners Williams at whatcom. by
whom he Vas ordered dsportsd to China.
The petitioner asked that Sam Lee be
brought into court and the case be inves-
tieatsd, which Judge Hanford granted, fix-
Ing Jnne II - the day for the hearing.
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TACOMA, June 6.--Stanislaus Merix, who
has been IN inmate OF the Steilacoom
asylum. was examined again today, for
the purpose OF returning him to that insti-
tuition. He imagines that he had . mort
gage on hell for fabulous number Of mill
ions. and that Satan WAS dishonorab!e and
would not let him foreclose.