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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13

he Pre6epeoee - Bo Given In City
Wesk % Lahsrsss Hsviag HanIlies.
The board Of public works has decided
to give the preference 20 men having
families depending upon them in selecting
laborers for city work Yesterday CON-
missioner Wolfe sid 1T the meeting:
There seems 20 Be good grounds for COM
plants that the city Is hiring unmarried
men 10 the exclusion Of married men and
men With families. ! move that the So
perinfendent OF streets discharge all single
men and replace them With married ones.
I'm getting tired Of icing worried 20 death
over this matter and . man may IS well
have little peace in his ofYsce. A dozen
times day I've been caught up They
should be hired. say couple Of weeks. and
others given . chance. Il will give all .
show"
Hadn't you better make il apply to all
the departments under the bcard?" sug-
gested the chairman.
Yes. move that no lAborers be hired
BY any of the departments except they are
married or have famiiieato support. until
further ORDERS" said Mr.. Wolfe. The mo-
ton carried.
The board recommended q sewer on
Broadway from Lake street TO Alder street,
. distance Of Two blocks, to drain . bad
cesspool in that locality. to which writ
ten objection vas filed yesterday by I. A.
Nadeau.
A petition Vas presented for an extern
sion Of the water main on Victory street
from Bradley to Wheeling street; referred
to Superintendent Caliigan for considers
ton.
An extension Of the Madison street
water main across the long bridge and for
Q distance Of three blocks Was also pre-
sented, and vas similarly referred. Super
intendent Caliigan told the board that it
is now costing the city so . day to pro-
tect the mains on streets in process Of
grading.
Jack Ross sent . written objection to the
polling place being left at Dearborn and
Twelfth streets. Superintendent Ryan
said it had been moved out Of sverybody's
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rHE ..DOuBLE BARRELED" COURT.
Ssdge Baliinger holding Sessions with
Judge Osb0sn.

Judge II. A. BailinTer. Of FOR. Towns
end. began holding court with Judge
0sborn yesterday. The library room OF
The courthouse has been fitted up a. a
toaFs room. and SO well has the work been
done that 1t may be confidently predicted
hat the three Seattle judges will make \
sash for that room when the vacation Is
ever. Really the new court room far ex-
ers the Others in all particulars.
There is q neat carpet on the floor and
The chairs are scattered around Just
enough to make il look like psrior. The
ealy saul; indin. done yesterday was by
The jury. These gentlemen have been
hssiy taken from their favorite easy
eaairs aud find common. straisht-bseked.
uery-day chairs rather tiresoms. The
seershoase does not afford another dozen
The cushioned revolving chairs used by
We Iasors ia the ether department ana
'ease Rallinger's jury is said to contem-
tah Wild stampede for the chairs occa-
30 by the members OF the bar.
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iae Hecla Mining Company iiled arti-
ess Of Incorporation IN the auditors office
Yesterday. The incorpora,ors are Richard
saseoase. John Bsrnson, Aaron knorr, p.
Albert Bartlett and Henry Knorr. The
ofasA stock Is 81. s.s,. on,. in 600. on shares
each. and the principal place OF bust
sss Seattle.
From the FAC. that errors saa omissions
~ maae IN the orisina, articles. the
sssaaa Remedy Company yesterday iiiesi
So articles of Incorporation. The incor-
is'sssss. csr.tal stock, principal place of
sssaess, etc. src unchanged. The errors
Hsns uasmpsnytsnt.
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UNITHD ofArRas DISTRICT coURr-HARvoaD, J.
Unissa sssss! W David Nitchsll-Ordsr 70
furnish copy OF Indictment ana process Of court
70 defendant; sass Of NOT guilty catered: ease
John W. Lynch ~ Steamer Cascade Dsesss
OF 0totrtbutiOn:
Emil Johnson W Steamer Mtlson-Dsssss OF
dissftbusion. !
GAMMA. DsPA RTMsxr-nunsA J.
state Of Washington " Bernard Mulrsins-
Continued.
etats Of washsugsou ". Y. A. Lsbssg--Jury
verdict Of guilt - charged.
state Of M::hios,on ~ Joe Tueksr-Jury
Day Brothers va Park Lacy Machine Com any
set Tor June Is and Transferred 70 civil depart
George NcDass y. Jsmisou. Dixon MIL Com.
pany-Motion p discharge attachment: denied:
exceptions.
H. Gaston ct III. Va A. Mackiusosh-Demurse
10 amended complaint. sustained
Koury osrA krxsSr-IAxsIRv. =.
4. J. Wells Of al Va &. ". Chapman OF al
Submitted.
Washington National bank w. County OF King
81 al.--Ordcr csenttnuing temporary Injunction:
bond Fixed. noticc OF appeal entered upon jour
nal: decree and statement Of facts: signed.
Commercial National hank W King county ct
a. -sanc aetio1.
washingior. Commercial. Frat Boston, Puget
sound ana seattle National BANKS aud the Na-
aouai henk OF Commerce Va tho City OF ssassls
same action
II. ". uikSsUu W NorkAWeSt EteCtYIC o90
Fixture compsny-ordsr appointing receiver:
Y. Mcculleeh vs.. q ". Chapman ct al-oa
trial.
CIVIL SEPAnrMxxr-osBoRx. ,.
Dryer Brotten ~ Puget sound Machinery
Dep,t-findiuEs for plaintiff in sum Of els2 Is
J. y. Trowbsifgc 81 ii. ". L. l. Cooley Of al
Findings for plaintiff in sum OF ei3a
John sAgmeSstsr Va Lsvt W. foss-Eeave to
amend compliant granted; continued.
4. . Bier ct al Va A. Northumberland and
Judgment OF ei,o: signed.
]. II woodin1 & Co Va James II. Woolery Of
uS Order Withdrawing exhieits; etgned-
]. ID. Iowmkn ct al. va u. W. West at al
Order that original statement OF facts 80 up on
appeal
Moran Brothars vs. J. W. Gsorge-Coutinusd
20 June ".
A. H. willianas ct al. vs.. Clipper shingls Com
rany -Judgme.t for plaintiff. signed
II. \. oerow, W. A. Observation-Disclosures
Tor plaintiff of $50: aligned.
CIVIL pSrARraESr-RALLiSaG
W. T. Harpsr va Warren smita--Jufy ia.
saVcssd - hsstg In sealed verdict
PROBATE rAxIMxSr-LANaLBY.L
Estate Of J. = NJ. smart-rriai account OF &C.
miais,ra.of set.led.
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Kiad OF fish-Salmou. halibut, deep sea cod.
rock cod. sturgeon, founder. perch,
herring. trout. salmon trout, xmeits. catfish,
clans, crabs. Puget sound oysters. shrimps.
lobstera The fab in the above list can Be fur
nished at nearly all seasons of the year, but
those marked with . are more plentiful during
the winter.
Washington fruits excel In flavor those Of
any other section OF the Pacidce coast
seattle is the principal fish and fruit ship
ping point on Puget sound.
The close proximity OF Seattle to the halihut
banks enables Us to furnish strictly fresh fsh at
lowest prices
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limitations have teen pot apon the raA-lss SO
Closely resefa b. nx ALLrocKs Po2crs PTssrxks
IA xeae-si appearances a. 20 &c Sc. Calculate.
70 deceive. IL to. however. in xeaerai sre~s--
aaes oa4y thai taey compare With ALxco<x :
soy they Wp-sc Khan worthless. imam gea q.
;asy CnasAin 3e.essyto1s ingredients SAirh are
ar, to cause serious injury. Remember tia.
AILeoeK are sas oaly Eeasne pascas pias.e.s-
the tess external reredy ever produced. AMI
~hsa pc-cAAssng rsas.srs DO not ONLY ask Tor
bat s<S 1AAs voa ees AiIeocKs fosors Pas
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An exciting school election was held at
Kent yesterday. For the first time in the
history of tine town the women par,ici-
pated and they worked earnestly. casting
fully one-half the ballots. The Issue was
over the retention Of the present principal
and majority of the present corps Of
teachers, and the result was in favor OF a
change The total vote cas-. was 3ss. J.
J. Crow and II. NJ. Wade were elected di-
rectors over DR.. J. Soule and s. s. Stout.
by abou. thirty votes. Clerk W. l.. Whit
more was on both tickets.
Yesterday afternoon an election tor clerk
OF the school board and for . director for
a three-year term was held in the old
schoolhouse on broadway at Ballard.
The judges OF election were ". c. Doyle
and Andrew Tenkc. and the clerk. John
O'Hara. The nominees were A. McDon-
aid for director, and Thomas Winsor for
clerk, George r.. Holden for director and
A. A. Allen for clerk. The result was the
election OF Holden and Allen by thirty
votes, out Of total vote Of 3is
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BEARD Of County Commissioners.

Aas ecsrd ot county commissioners VAS
sson Tor shoF. time yesterday morn
rase pa; If Beck's Park addition 10
Assksana ~as approved.
\ 80 contract iov The Improvement 81 the
Mosnes H!g read vas awarded 10 John
Hyss a, ssao.
.ae county auditor AS dlrec;e. TO eos.
80 80 sor TIE improvement OF the road from
H .@'o . hF'en where decided by T. {.
Asses and N.el> Anderson.
.as eoard adjourned To nsee. Monday.
ssne Ii. a, 10 =. nj.
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Dsvid Nitcasli 10 being tired before
Judge Hanfofd for smuggling fourteen
pounds Of prepared opium into Seattle Iass
Dscsmbes- Hs says he 10 . railroad L.
borer and thai . man in whatcom. Who
VAS going 70 GONE 70 Seattle With him.
gave him the saekags 10 take on board the
boat, bat he missed the boat - she vas
leaving the wharf. On arriving in Seattle
ne Kept the package, not knowing What il
contained, sxpecting his companion To
join him iaterson another boat. but he -
arrested In the meantime
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Tn. vicso;ia shooting Tournament.

The ninth annual tournament Of the
Sportssnan's Association Of the Northwes,
will commence AZ Victoria tomorrow un-
der the auspices Of the rod aud gun clubs
OF that city. : Seattle will Re represented
by W. A. Hssdy 4. X. Churchill, II. H.
Lewis. Il. - Cox. J. ". Edwards. Joe
Hardy. Noblss Wsllingsord and c. Como
yer. z. c. E,osv. Deli Cooper and Mr..
uineh will Z. present Whaicom.
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No reports from Tatoosh Or intermediate
points Wires down.
SOUTH BEND, June 12-sspeciai.l J. The bkta
Cheha.is Is loading lumber here for San Fran
cisco. The STR Point Iona came in yesterday
and 10 loading spruce lumber.
San Francisco. juno l2-Arrived-Bksn J.
N. Griffith. from Port Hadiock. Cieared-sr
Columbia. for Astoria: sh Yaskand. Tor Port
Townsend. Depar;ed--Bktn Portland. for
Colum bia river.
LIZARD, June l2-Arrived--Rhineland, from
New YORK.
NEW YORK, June Neutrality-suspicious.,
from Glasgow; Arizona, from Liverpool; saul.
from Bremen.
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A Thrifty. Enterpris,n< ,.a,s..

Schuyler Coifax. fairly educated. well
informed ard remarkably thrifty Ncah
Bay Indian. brought ca-gn of us seal
skins TO Seattle in his owa schooner yes
terday. He Killed the seals Oft the Fiat
terry rocks within the last few months. and
1t - said that he has been offered SIC
apiece for the skins.
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sHg DID NOT rorcH lr.

Nra Eta YeanS. Of Tacerssa. Vas 81 Eerer Cor
veArs from fessals weakness. rseama;ssr aud
Kidney uouels, ali caused from tie effects o.
impure hlocdt she vas thea taken with "a
srtne> and hss irieads and her Physician had
no hopes cf hss recovery TREAD of esrs wso
had taken Asasa Riisess knew iss rae,its. ioSek
sn,,,. al the est,srs % he. and asked Ter t. try
IL she lad ysaiy taken four deses when aSs
pAyssessa casls.d ana ted Der she VS. ssap-ov,
iug very fast asa he would call aexi Gar 10 sc
her lie esa 30 aud sol. her tie eaznss wss
wonderful. asa. be hardly eosld believe Il pcs
se.s TO. bic Sastieins 10 vorx saea voaasrs
taas Ser hear: :was eesssng fail asa s;reax saG
sae would se oar In . tsv asyA she thea pre-
cnce1 the Aro4A Ris;srs scaly sals takenl a..
io.i hIa whe~ hrs help vo coming tsoss.
sssi Sc bat r;5t tcsesed hss medicine he -
nov f,rescrl efs,S Ar,.h Eistsrs - his ssners
psActscS. gsic:. g. Bottle Sic vart 4 Holmes
psSs Cosap<ay, wholesale aeea;A
A. s,gscs ters caused ~ = saA.oas ssa.e of tbs
ssstsna ss. cured sy assHs tAEssss Little
lvc- i1ilA ~ paia. gr8psrx :: ds.eozafo.s a.
ssn2.as sassr u..s Try tasss-
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ysstsFdsy By Judge HanSofd. Who ordered
them 70 b ref1asdsd 70 ths custody Of The
customs ofhcen, 20 b By them pat bAck
on the steamer they came over on The
basis Of the de-ssion was the came - that
In Chow Yon Esei's case decided Sssur.
day. and lie that they are construcsiysly In
The hands OF the customs officers, Who
hare not permitted them to land.
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One homssteaa and two eash entries and one
pre-emptiou dss.larstofy statement were 6isd in
the Unissd sta,ss land once yesterday
Richard saxs Jones. OF Seattle, and Allen
Weir. Of Olympia, were yesterday. on motion OF
{. D. Emery. admitted TO practice in the nised
states circuit court.
Licences TO wed were issued yesterday for
George L Hartmann and Augusta N. Hoch. both
OF Seattle. and John n. Biggs. OF seattle. aud
MIRA Elizabeth t'avis. Of snohomish.
David J. sehssck. . native of Canada. YES
made citisen BY Judge Langley yssterday.
John Mcguire. = native Of scotlana. IVES Cd
misted TO cisiseyship BY Judge Hames.
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The remains of John sedien, who com
United suicide in the Seattle lodging house
on South Third stree. last Friday morn
Ing, we're buried from Bonney & Stewards
undertaking rooms yesterday afternoon in
DG.arulsA cemetery without mourners.
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Inc Following ere the names Of the
jurors drawn 10 serve in Judge Ballinesr's
collrs:
-. = .. Bsaes. II y. Calvin. csossS Hsrise. r
winsne1i, q ~ Jones. L T. Dodee. r. ..
:. y. Is caivsiI, koesrt Narshau. W.
a. Isanissson. G. c. evssssy and r J. Lamss-
Inc iast-nataed juror Was excused from
on'y ior the remainder Of the term on &C.
count OF oshet moro important business.
suoes Unborn issued an open vsnirs for
Jour jurors yesterday. feturnsble today.
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AL OYER A SET or TEETH.
4nev pSl Net Please the Purchaser d
He Dsdn'e Pay fer Them.

Curiosity seekers who venturcd into the
nssry room of the courthouse yesterday
e,uld not be blamed II they should report
I eosyention Of dentists as being held
shsss For the benefit of those who He'd
- The presence Of the knights Of the
fDeveps without further inquiry into tho
ebjset Of the meeting it may be stated that
~ Ills was not the case, however much
eeNmsy have appcard. The explanation
= ~ Judge Bailinger. Of Port Townsend.
hkeI1iag court in the library room. as
osine Judge Osborn to make . clean
evssp Of the civil docket. The FIRST case
auutgsed to him for trial yesterday wasia
III for the recovery Of $50 on promis-
~ note brought by w. r. Harper
1elinst Warren Smith. As rule prom
inesy nots case Is about a. highly excit-
~ and amusing a. . courtship by tele-
6npA.
1T this case was not one Of the ordinary
-: the dentists would have been absent
0Aesvise.
Warren Smith needed = set Of upper
- tssth about holiday time In 1901 and
vsat b DR.. c. A. Gay. who. IL In asserted
, The answer Of the defendant, repre-
ssted himself - . dentist. liable 10 ill
~ eass for unsound teeth. extract those
T. which there was no longer any use and
= suppay the places Of those thus ex-
trae@sd By artificial ones. etc. Gay made
n nppeT Get of false teeth for the defend
I ~ Ind ~ . rscompense was given . note
~ el25. duly made, executed and deliv-
I'D" This note Gay Endorsed and turned
~ TO the plaintiff. Harper. The testi-
nsay yesterday brought out evidence on
hkalf Of the defendant that the teeth did
81 fully supply the place Of natures
kmdiwo-k.
enith swore they were not worth . con-
laental--. except 70 look at. To prove
Nj the teeth were offered in evidence,
nd 10 a non-profcssioual eye the last ex.
upton seems not well taken.
Fer this reason Smith would not pay
q he note.
Harper set up that the teeth were alt
Tight. tina. tho fault Law with Smith lie
vas upheld in this by majority Of the
aentista
Moreover an effort wa, made to prove
Mat the teeth were all right except for
liking for this weed II Is not TO be Won
dsred that he complained. When the tes-
Gmony Was all in the jury were instructed
and went to their room.
After a long dciiheration they filed In
and asked for further instructions. But
Il happened that the instruction desired
vas on matter of fact. and the jury again
retired to wrestlc with the problem with
Gu, farther instruction and 10 bring in a
sealed verdict.
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"Ihe PnulfYx Keener.

The Puget Sesnd Poultry Keeper appears
this month under q new management. cd
tied by L. Bird. who announces that here
after the paper will appear on the 10th Of
each month. and Will he made success
both editorially and financially. The cur
rent issue il a GOOD one
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KnY 0ufllaYnfe.

TIE steamer wElspA will leave Yssles dcck 81.
Fgstsy, {are IL a. o'elock = FL :or QutaIayEse
sd NAY points. carrying passenger &as issaxs:
FOR further iafo< nation apply On Sa&rd 80 tie
Hastings Steamboat Company. Port Iowrsez1
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Judge Hanfsord yesterday ordered the
proceeds Of thu sales OF the steamer, Ca.
c.de and Milton distributed among the
hbeiaants OF the vssssla Az there Vas not
enough money 70 pay all the claims. those
OF the United States for fines imposed by
the customs otacsrs. amounting 70 $3.50.
viii not be paid.
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The case o. Joseph and Rose Winters.
charged withs obtaining money under
false pretsnssS from Valentine Di Dio, Vas
dismissed " iustice Caldwell yesterday
IN complisnce. with . motion Of Assistant
Prosecuting attorney Mcbride, after he
had examined the prosecuting vitnesaL
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If you a.t takea swo OF Carriers I4s.:s Liver
Faila before retiring yoa would not aArs rad
that coz.et tongue of lad taste IL tie mouth
sAla rsosE.ag. Keep . Wal With yoa 70. occA-
Ascaas LA
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The followtnEu new suits were nled IN the once
OF the clerk OF she superior court Yesterday:
Alexander kekinnoa % ai-Pstition for
comfy road
Harris 4 Greeaus ". Hygsnic MIX and Cream
Company for garuishment .
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"s cases Of the shres Chinese taken
s.'' 'ae Steamer Victoria al Tacoma las.
SOY and ordered dsRort~a by Casted
~'s'ss sSsn - sssoaer IAaara, we're hear;
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The Most Effective Charity.
The appeals made on behalf Of two large
families living together in distress have
for some time given much perrlexisy TO
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Society" which Is the Boston name given
= Dumas play. are many people who
1feAdy are prominent in the theatrical
profession and have been we'll known for
several years.
The story 10 laid in tho so-called smart
~ In London, and il severe satire on
~ immortality Of society. The chief
notive of the plot lies in the friendship
n txo men and the efforts Of one 70 save
- other from bad woman. Capt RAN
1sQ Northcote is one of these men. Oliver
B. Aubyn the other. Mrs. Eastlake
Chspel is the woman. The captain falls
b love with her, promises to marry her,
I'D asks st. Aubyn to be his best man.
Oliver knows her past thoroughly, knows
~ to have been the mistress Of the Earl
Il Colchester, and in despair tries to warn
Nc trend, but his task 10 . delicate one.
h has once been this woman's lover him
III. and although their connection
, 1t an end he has promised to be
AsT FREUD. As It il. in attempting
b be Just TO his old mistress and honor.
able to his friend. he loses the friend and
gives the woman . chance further to de-
eeive the man she ioves--for she does love
Capt Northcote. 1t IL the one good point
b her character, and can che but hide her
past she knows she can make him . good
wife. Her wonderful skill in keeping at
ny those who know her past and in aliay-
ing the suspicious and playing on the
ielings Of her lover. form the main fea-
tares Of the plot. The final triumph Of
Diver. who exposes her to his friend, and
@own marriage with q sweet young girl,
whom she has saved from her evil sur
soundngs in this fast set. closes the play.
The history ofthe comedy is interesting.
Dumas tells it himself in the preface of the
edition of his play published by Levy in
ISL In the course OF this preface, he
says:
In lsss went sometimes to the halls at the
epefa house, and often had q very stupid time OF
Ono saturday night in January was stand.
ING watching the crowd turn and twist and ask
ns myself what on earth ! was doing there,
shsn masked woman. elegantly drssssd, &C.
eossed me:
4 don't want 10 puzz.e you: want simply to
make your acquaintance My name IL Mime.
w. Do you know mcg"
ny reputation only"
And what do you know of mef'
~faas you are beautiful, witty and very gay"
DO you want to make sure Of all thar
Nothing would please me more"
Then come next Tuesday and spend the
ssening al my house"
Aiwhsf time does the evening beginr'
When you come"
sAnd it ends"
when you gor'
~ unknown gave ne her address and disap-
ysafea IN the crowd. This woman WAS one OF
sse eseesiues In certain class In Paris In those
ssA she vas the daughter Of "a honorable
salsss O. the empire. she had been married very
so3hs' Ia lssa. 20 a foreigner OF rank Her