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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Prominent Protestant cier2ymen OF
England are arranging pilgrimage to
Jerusalem.
The Presidential inaugural ball will
be held in the pension building III
Washington.
Gilbert Pillsbury, one of the old abo-
lition leaders, died in Boston yesterday,
aged 70 years.
The building of scafold at Chester
town, Md. for the hanging of the eight
Hill murderers will begin to-day.
DIR. W. T. Corlctt, Of Cleveland, O.,
has applied for 4 divorce, his wife re-
iusing TO live away from her mother.
Louis Schmalwitz became suddenly
crazy at his home il Baltimore yester,
day, and attempted to kill his wife and
baby.
The President yesterday issued a
proclamation granting amnesty to all
Mormons VINO violated tue law prohlD-
ting polygamy.
The Senate committee on woman
suffrage reported an amendment to the
constitution OF the United States per-
hitting women to vote.
1t is announced by Senator Chandler
that the President will, in a few days,
issue quarantine regulations which will
practically restrict immigration.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has completed contrivance
to call telegraph operators at any point
along the line without calling the en-
tire circuit.
The application for executive elem:
ency for w. ID. Cross, who is sentenced
to be hanged in Washington to-mor-
row, was adversely reported upon by
the District Attorney.
Adolfo Villareal, q wealthy Mexican
ranchman, who hired peon to assassl-
nate neighbor, had his property con
fiscatcd and was himself sentenced to
ten years Imprisonment.
Two old women were found frozen tc
death in an attic in the Latin quarter
OF Paris, yesterday. Their surround,
ings were poor. In bureau drawer
were found 80 900 francs in bank notes
Clara King, the young woman who
accidentally stabbed and killed Sidney
Mccoy, in San Francisco, while partic-
ipating in private theatricals New
Years eve, has been exonerated by
the coroner's jury.
The Berlin Tageblat says that Or
Senner, of the New York STATS lei
tung, is believed to have been selected
bv President-elect Clevclandto succeed
VIM. Walter Phelps as United States
minister to Germany.
A young farmer named CARRIER, liv
ing fifteen miles west of Fort Scott
Kan, having learned that his wife anc
his brother-in-law loved each other
traded his wife TO Charles Kirby. The
brother-in-law, for a horse.
Owing to misunderstanding of sig
mails passenger train ran into another
near kanizsa, Hungary, yesterday
Eight passengers We're killed instantly
FIVE sustained injuries of which they
will probably die and ten were wound
ed severely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20
FOUND IN THE RIVER.
Frank Treen's Body Recovered
By the search Party.
DROWNED At Gas 4. \. SUNDAY.
- SnAiao Dsveo Inee - lee Geld CIR.
ssas-uev 49, Beg Lsss
HI LfSa,

The body u Frank Trsen. drowned in
Cedar river last Sunday, uss found yesser.
day aiternoon shout half . nils besow the
place vhsre he tell into the river. The
oSdy hAd caught on . small snag under
water and was discovered bv RI. War
son, who noticed one Of the boots Just as
the surface. and which could easily have
ben mistaken Tor the branch u IN old
log.
The boys watch hsd stopped as 6.25
O'Clock, supposed to be Sunday morning.
ano within ten minutes after he lsls II. l.
Wanon 70 50 down stream 20 fish. When
% let H. Wssou Is Was 70 90 few rods
down stream 70 get on . log projecting ont
over the water. Mr.. warson could re the
outer end Of the log aad told the boy 70 90
down the bank - he wore Low boots and
could not wade. The approach TO the log
- over small vine maple. which had to
Be bent over, and il 10 supposed that the
spring OF this maple threw the boy OF the
log into the water. Just bsiow the log ID
an eddy In which . good swimmer could
easily have saved himself. bat il Is be-
hsvsd that the boy vas frightened. took
IN water and lost his senses Immediately.
The - arch for the body yesterday was
rsnewed By n. L. Warson and his son. r.
L Warsou. o. J. Trsen. brother Of she
drowned boy. w. ?. AcQuevey and Harry
Stevenson. Of this city. They were rem
dered generous assistance by . number Of
men from Renton. They got . siwash
With . canoe 70 assist them. and carefully
searched the banks and drift jamhs, work
Ing down stream from where Frank Treen
was last seen. The siwash stripped and
searched below the water. In six different
places be dived and caught hold Of drift
wood. remaining long enough to take .
look around In the water, which VAS run
ming very swiftly over him. He had been
promised . reward II he found the body,
and was inst across the stream when R. l.
Warson found what all we're searching for.
The body was taken into the canoe. car
ried to the boat landing and shirped to
this city by host and the Rainier avenue
electric car line. arriving in the city about
o'clock In the evening. when it was
taken In charge by Bonney 4 Stewart
The body had been in the water from
6:25 o'clock Sunday morning to ASS
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, but was in
fairly good state Of preservation. A few
bruises we're found on the face. supposed
to be from contact with the gravslly bot
tom. The water 10 very cold, and the
body had not begun 10 swell. II found
practicable the body will b shipped East.
Frank Trsen Vas II years OF age. and
was employed in the ONCE Of his brother,
0. J. Treen. He came here from Fremont,
Neh.. and his father and mother now1ivs
in Omaha. He was . very popular young
man and had made great many friends
here on account Of his upright character
and steady habita His death will Be- .
sad blow to his mother. 70 whom the news
will be broken by an aunt Of the boy, .
telegram having been sent to the latter By
O, ]. Treen last evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20


A peculiarly distressing case Of poverty
Seattle and 10 being relieved by the Bureau
hearted neighbors.
Morris. Writ county. w. Va, three months
ago with her husband and three children.
. girl aged years. boy Of and baby
less than 2 years old. The husband got
work in . mill 1t Ballard. but left about .
month ago. saying that he had not been
paid all the money due him, and came to
the city. accompanied by . woman with
whom he IL said TO have lived until he
heard that his wife was about to have him
arrested. when he disappeared.
About . week ago the deserted wife and
children were ordered out OF the house
they were occupying at Ballard. as il had
been sold. and came to this city. They
were allowed 20 occupy the shack in the
rear Of 22l7 West street rent free tempo
rarily by the Oregon Improvement Com
pany, and then the woman went in search
Of permanen home. She applied to Mrs.
Charles SWEET, who soon learned Of her
deplorable condition. She was Joined by
Mrs. G. W. Frishee and Mrs. James T.
Lensxy. and they visited the shack TO find
the baby sick and no food in the place ex-
cept -four. The woman did not ask for
aid, hut was So evidently In need of it that
her three friends reported the case to the
Bureau Of Associated Charities, which
sent doctor to the baby aud food for the
whole family. They have since seen that
she was supplied with food. supplement-
ing the bureaus donations from their own
stores.
What Mrs. Eagon desires 10 TO get back
TO her old home in West Virginia, where.
although her relatives are poor. she hopes
10 he able 10 support herself and keep her
children with her. For this reason the
three good women Nho have interested
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

Dfgsss ned Taste 10 Na4tess - C1s-
smsss csusss Dtveees SSH.
tsl. fame Wills prefers the climate Of
pari and separation from hss husband
kas OF Washington and his society. 30
5m she climate is concerned. her pseeer-
Il bssed upon prejudice. for sEs has
- had any experiences OF tho glorious
uilnr :cf Washington. Her husband.
niaa &. Willis, however. has enjoyed IL
|1eiks PSI eleven years. and prefers It 70
- n Missouri. Climate alone. however,
"a os'satisfy all the cravings of the hu-
"a Ao&sk md Mr.. Willis felt the need Of
6os,assss jeyA He has repeatedly asked his
sjSs 10 eomo - here with their two child
-, Aow Il I'D 8 years Of age. and twice
~ rrorasssd 70 do 20. putting him TO the
|Dsase & pesparing homes for them. She,
neVa, nvailed herself Of the privilege
lt1 III and changed her mind, at last
Stsisg Inst she would never como to
Sflaes Of abode. and she has stuck to
- 4seIsios. After ten years of married
( without any Of the Joys thereof NJ.
~ taa concluded that the connection
80 70 b broken and he has flsd peti-
- y sAat eject in the Superior court
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VICTIM o. conEDrAnA

hs0 Asss AsspAyss naar r.,~ea o,>v
While gle We asssa Yssne Mss.
II. AasS Nurphy b unqusseionab,y one
q soe ms,st popular comedian On th>
stage today His look and insction 10 ii.
seys sure 70 provoke laughter. and his
.smeus isssh y always infectious. Mr..
Sasaru Innrnsusf. Who il In the city rep
fessnang tsss ''O'Dovd's Neighbour COM
psny: which opens its engagement as the
new ssesuy thestsf tonight speaks in high
!asof Of THIS irresistible comedian. He re-
sases 2 sunny incideat that happened 70
Mr. Aurfny While summsrine at NJ.
clemens. Mich Said he:
Anohe uss othss actors and sssass Spending
soslf vacsss,es there vsrs Evans snd Hory.
s~"u !. AtSIy, 0sofgs - wsssy ana several
osnsf veii-taova mea OF the prof>eston. NJ.
Aasphy vak rsturniuR 70 his BED late one niehf.
waen % Itsaeiy pan OF the sosd he heard Tow
thistle IEs signal was answered by another
short dissasss away. Il inusdisssiy seruek -.
Ausphy THIS h ~ abous % b sssailed b.
sssnveyusF. He stopped stiIi. anl u took him
euS - 1neea.ss - paaco his vsteh ana . roal Il
esiis - hts ssoekinG Hardly hAA this hen
sose sssoss naif d0ssn msn spraug MP In shs
sosdvsy aaa - many pistol shoss were heard.
1hsse w. 10 installing IL nov. Oos Of tn
men erseess him, and. putting The muss.s q .
~s~SS - 9ss A0tVoy oS0os UgO0. -
thought my last momsat had come" said
Aufpny - NJ. n teiliag the story some time
aga II canaos til Aov is ieis, but suddenly is
esfoek me tnae perhaps they hsd taken me ZOE
sAe wrong nan. Then shoussd FOR GedPs
saas. % ns.s XIII M: an Marx Murphy
Inese vas s'sothse vclisy Of pistol shots ana
All % the gAosnd. Ths nsxt thing rsmembsr
wss 70 - GsoFgs Wslty. Kelly. Evans. Hosy
ara -FOUR or Eve Others standing over sne Thsy
had been st.octing me with blank cartridges
and hsd hsep having jake q my expense. OF
course enjyyo1 Il - wolf - tbs rest al them.
and u eass sAe immense relief TO know that
hed sscaped. bat whom ve returned % the hotel
you may iAagius the surprise OF everybody
when u was found that my hair. which had
ossn vssy aAsk. had become IN iron gray. IL
Vac not - k.ay - IL u nov, bat continued TO
grow 30 tor q month sfssrward. II made the
hishwsyms<; fsei badly 70 zoe the result OF their
joke. But 40 not think my pssmssufsly gray
hair does me any harm. excepting that every
oody viii nol believe that I am but e yeass old.
excopttug ny lacy ertendsL-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20
a EI2EMEN's rOURuAnENr.
plan - Take Team Trem Washtngtou
C1eSDo - tho Wosldss 4als.

]. d. Rasnsy. ex-chief Of the Tacoma Ore
department. and one OF the men who an
ewered the call when Seattle was burning
June q. 1879. ID In the city to consult with
Mayor RGnald concerning . matter that
will intersst every fireman in the depart
ment here - we'll a. throughout the state.
Mr.. Rsinsy believes that Washington
should Be; represented at the firemen's
Tournaments ct the Worlds fair In Sep
tember. and. moreover. has confidence In
the ability Of her Representatives to carry
OF . gooa share Of the prizes. He pro-
poses TO Est . team Of fourteen men, .
captain asad . trainer. chosen from the
best material in the state. with perhaps
the assistance Of Astoria. Vancouver and
Victoria. and commence training at once.
Capt. w. J. Fife has offered to room the
the men at his hotel in Tacoma free Of
charge while they are preparing for the
contest.
There 10 only one thing in the way Of
this plan proving . success" said Mr..
Rainey to Poer-ISrELIlaExckR reporter
last night, land that Is money. In the
bsginningI will say that am Satisfied We
can get faSisr men from our section Of the
Northwest than can be gotten from any
other in the country. expect there will
be about thirty-f teams 20 compete
against. ard while the task looks weighty
l do not fear to attempt Il. The team will
b. in Chicago about eight days. and while
have not made close calculations on the
amount Of money that will be needed TO
defray ths:expensss. think 1900 will do.
met Mayor Ronald last evening for q
moment ind he agreed to talk with me
this morning concerning the proposed
trip. want Seattle to furnish three or
four 1nen snd about $500 toward the ex-
pcnses. Tacoma in the same proportion,
with Asto,:sa and Olympia in line. shall go
with the snen and manage the team. bat
bear my own expenses The tournament
will certainly attract considerable atten-
ton. ard believe the state should be rep
resented. l had q tax with Chief Hunt
and be seemed to think well of the idea"
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MINES SAD FATE.
~ Bows Beloved Nay
3 N Ocean Wanderer.
PRISONER ON 4 STEAMER.
= 1880 Do1 Tooeo~-oolo q
r.sssssA-T1s City rssss-
usos Ksjsaoea.

Z. Yang VAS taken 70 Port
Sso1ordsy on the steamer City
/ y r; ~ n Immigration inspector
fHznnee Is the Chinese woman
E@ssf5'.o g ~ Eonk Bow. Ban Fran
'z:.s pesnk = bis wife. Who vent 10
8 - ~ mother on her death
EseS "a tsy1ng - come back aesin both
- feevuD sssssted, and their cases
- - ssonoglng the Federal authors-
- - n,ne 49,. Judge Hsniord
.Ss..ra - tnFpsd over to the customs
H. 40 sili pat her back on the
.s,ss,ss u16eIIis, from which she tech
1870 - - ~ landed. Lee Fook Bow
- q ~. bss detained in the county
\ n - shiy1g days. until he could 90 to
-. TrsesfcGA sell cat bis business and
Es.se.s,euy ~ 70 China But Collector
- odd not comply With his re-
|SSI1lk - yesterday Chummee started on
II, when put on the Umatilla she
~ tsoeas . fixture Of the boat untis Lee
- fDe can rescue her. for the British
1funksia authorities will not let her land
- 4xsin snd she will not b allowed to
- this sids Of the Straits, and the
fais only sails between the two coun-
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larry Rogers. the deckhand Of the City
u Topeka who was arrested Tuesday
VI by Oflscsr Sam Corbett and turned
- TO Chinese Inspector Meredith on q
Snrrs Of opium smuggling. had his pre-
.aaary examination yesterday before
shissd States Commissioner Emery, who
semitied him in default Of 5000 bail to
ssas before the United States grand
" When taken to the custom house
two five-tael tins Of OPIUM were
ssd upon him. lie 10 evidently = green
aad At smuggling. for when Corbett
eisd him aud asked how much he had
promptly replied sixteen pounds"
= admitted that he had bought the
H In Victoria for $3.50 . pound and
eooeht IL over.
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Beautiful
Women
~ N Dr.. Simms'
kESL. Arsenic
Complexion Waters

The ouiy real heau,iscr Of the Sk.a and Form. re-
ncvins all iraressectcas psnplex treekleS nsosAS
slc,ehes. roasAneSs sad eoarseness. producing
tessniu. clear and rc6nea soaslea.on. the ADMIRE
tea ce a.. behoidsrx Perfectly SIZE. And IAN b
discontinued sny sims AFTER the desired result i
estaiaei. Ce, the gsnsiHe. made by Thur,ier & Co.
4, ". Msnrue. Chicago 4; draSSiss& O. uaAaied
81 rseesrs Of price. ts-ooper box
For sale w Stewart & Holmes Drag Co
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/ pDss the petition Of Eugene II. Gill, .
- of Maryland. reading ct KOBE,
-. Judge Humes yesterday granted IN
Hsativs writ Of mandamus compelling
!ly Irsssarsr Adolph krug to accept $40
- t1iil upon each of lots !, 2 and 5.
leek 3. Nagle's addition, in redemption
Md lots from the delinquent TAI sale Of
8aly -. iS9i for tho city taxes Of 1850.
through his attorneys. offered the
eount OF the taxes with Gusts and psnal-
to City Treasurer Krug on Monday. or
khsn one day Of the expiration Of the
year limit Of redemption. and Krug
sssd 70 accept the money. on the
esnd that the period within which re.
apsion can be made Is only one year.
- grit IL returnablo August Il.
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rHR IAKEslDI BOULEvARD.
Ceassssaes - Park Ceanissieasss 81
Cteineao.

The sub get Of driveway along the west
shore OF Lake Washington was again dis
cussed witt, the park board yesterday by =
number es interested property owners
Park Commissioners T. n. Halter, w. II.
White ans c. W. Evans we're met by Col.
Scott. r. \. Whittier. Lee J. Pitner. Amasa
s. Miller. s. H. Dempsey and Judge J. J.
McGiivra. Superintendent Schwagsrl was
also preset
Chairman Halter submitted . list Of
property owners along the lake shore.
There was some difference of opinion A. to
the plan e. be adopted. Il was conceded
that, II tn. city had the money. the sys-
tenn OF boulevards and attenuated
parks suggested by Mr.. Schwageri
would be. the best. Owners Of property
along the sake. however. while professedly
anxious to have the boulevard TO enhance
the value If their property. do not want it
70 follow the lake shore aud natural
routes wiis1out being reimbursed.
Iswas 1s,ally agreed to go before the
city council and obtain concurrent action
with the issari in having = street graded
n 4 convenient level.
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Frsuklta News Notice.

A man named Gallagher. connected
With a Cesar Mountain shooting case OF
some YEAR, ago. in which he was supposed
20 have hs.en the asressor. died at Frank
lin on SATURDAY last He Was visited by .
priest from Seattle on Friday before his
death.
Mr.. Kass Hood. Of Franklin. fell from
her horse w lille riding last week and sus-
t.ined \ fsacscre nf several ribs
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suis In eiecsment was begun yester.
Ashe United States circuit court by
sasd states District Attorney w. II.
~nAef on behalf of the government
saass the Port Angeles Mill and Lumber
ssnpany. The complaint sets forth that
- - eeisadan,s on October ii, 1871. unlaw-
- enserrd upon lot 1 Of the Edix Hook
saoase reservation and ousted and
! wsssa the United States therefrom, and
= Nassd TO surrender possession of
.na 70 the government. which now
- ~ court To give IL possession. ~
- We month rent and $500 damage
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- sess iear cash. seven pre-emption and
f.s,s. s setassssad entries n,sd yesterday In the
- aasass yesterday grantsi Q change OF
sae snpsfio: court Of Island county In
v. C.app Vs. John Roeersson.
Aa'p - nes,a. range Is west. situated In
h... essi Of Clsllsm county. was opsnsd
= ~ Yesterday ~ '' '"''' ~
o.s.s y eafA risa GOT cut an attach msus YES.
- - N1sS ~ l. Bake Ia . suit 10 recover
Anl...s psosaissosy aoiaI TIE eround for
a., :. sas asiasagaeas vas that defendan, wa
~ 80 aga. seesets or dispose o. his prop
"a sh'snt 70 aelragd lis ereestors.
~, ~. - we'd were issued yesterday fer
os1s,.-' .ssesssa''Ii sas Anna Katrina koli. O:
q A1sssc A. pasfi5, sad carrie NJ Grow.
D., Nsass Morris q. George ana Alta :.
Is n-s osAasca sad Ninnie r. RoeSr,.
a>.u.. LaE!as aud Laura y. faulsy. Of
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4 ~. - rae Few suits were asei In the efics
- 81 IRE sapsrsor eour: yesterday:
80, ~ = sGsksasa Va e. I. BalKe--sais % r.
IasasxaA@ ga pseaatasory ao,e.
xsssssnsas orSier s'''''a
- al,<ssC Willis w sarah Jane wi!ls-suss
a Gu vs. Adorh Krax city treas
Z 1AAs s.ssa1sea sar writ OF Esaaiamas.
= essaissasy Ess4 "'"s - 's>''ss ~"
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H. SELL ALL OR NOTHING.


- - 0<osO00So OO0O8X
81 01i1 BaJo1nod.
"a ptision Of H. o. Morgan, assignee Of
]. Hotten and wife. Judge Humss yes.
1ty granted IN order restraining oil
pfse ssom interfering with the assignee
bBe management OF the estate, and g.
efsSly adjoining the sheriff Of Chshaiis
eeety and Williams 4 Groat. who hold
1pssnios Of the shingis mill and the
1sshisNy In IL belonging to the estate at
49, sndsr m execution and . chattsl
4s1ots not TO ssil ths same bus 70 turn
- sycr 70 the assignee, who 10 ordered
tn1 ne entire estate for the benefit Of
tsssaitoss. In his petition the assignee
~ tAas the estate cost Wotten "a. 06A 10,
bseo1sd not now sell for more than
Hloe While the liabilities amount to
A3A and II the seized portions Of the
- ~ sold alone the disposal of the
r. Vii b numbered.
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John Mcconnell. Who b wanted in Sno-
homish on the charge Of obsaining money
under false presenses. rs arrested ysster-
day afternoon by Detective GIL PhilbFicE
and given in charge Of Sheriff Hogan. from
6nohomish county. Mcconnell vas taken
hack on the FIRST train in charge Of . dep
mtg. while Sheriff Hogan WENT on to the
Chehaiis reform school With Emanuel
Alien. IN incor.igibls boy.
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wiNLacx. July 70. lsea
10 ne Pres: A nesting Of the executive
COMMITTEES OF the Warrington state Pres Asso-
citation 10 hereby caile1 tor saturday. August s
lisa u z:3o p IA. at the Tacoma hotel. Tseoma.
to which oil members OF the association ere
cordially invited AFrangemeats will b made
Tar the next naal meeting as Seattle and other
important eus;ness viii b transacted.
J. z BUXTON. Presidsnl
A. n AooRR Secretary.
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AlwAgs GIVING SATISFACTION.

pRAxpssyns Pills aavs always given sasis-
facttu:. II: aty years there he, tees 40 eosa-
m,ssne 81 gsenl That 10 about their lie la the
fni,es s.Sss and millions o. persons have
49, th.-, There il no do1bs thai they have
sstSoslsised themselves ~ Eaetas assaS tasf
rnrs 80. NATHAN, Dyspepsia. piles, Liver eosa-
$50. hss,.c.ress snd any assease Arsstns from
a. srs n. 20 ss.ss OF The blood- 0as or two as
rI,hi On A.: s,nufy stomach. for . week CT two.
~, g. !, NJ, Is, good form ami tsze ap the sys
tea. Iaey are pure4y seesAoses so~e'assy
h.rmiss, AZ a sa.e 10 take at aay time
ssals; "a svssy cras % medicine ssess. either
plaln ~ sQtar coated
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY or kISa. 81
I. J. Fursh. prssidsnf Of the above named bank do
soiemny swear that the above statement IL true TO
the best Of my knowledge and belief
J. FuRTH. Presidenl
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 10th day
Of July. 1891 Il. v. ANKENY
SEAL Notary Public
CoRRxcr-Attsss; a FRApENTHAL
A. h STEWART, .
JAS K HAYDEN,
Drsctora
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Are tree t:om all csa1s aai isr.tatsn1 @Astet.
CeHcsnirx,:i medicine oaty tRsss Little
Liver f.i.s: Nery snsifs vssf fssS 20 sAe. 90
pAsS: I'D 81: p.ag. 40 varying Afs sSsAA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION or THE
IL Boston National 9ank OF Seattle. ct Seattle
In the state Of Washington, q the close Of busi-
ness Juy II. 1893
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-20

DEPoRT or THE CONDITION OF THE
IL Puget Sound National Rank, 1t seattle. In
the state Of Washington. ~ the Close OF businesA