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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-13

Prof Iopp WI rsosganiss his daneing slaases
eeptembes !, as the Arlington hotsl: nuMbss
limited.
AZ the Unised Norwegian Lushssaa church,
corner Pine and Fourth streets. . memorial sos-
vice to the late Matthias r. Oien win b hsld
=. christisnss, dealer IN pianos and creans
al Third street viii occupy the rear portion Of
". @. GiigeSs jswslry stofs. us Second street.
On and after Auaust Is
Among the recent changes 20 that IN the pa-
einc Carpet Company's upholstery depaStmsnk
Mr.. c. l. Weaver 70 now In chares. He was
formerly with Oliver AcClintoek 4 Co. Pitts
burg. n.
Judge Glasgow yesterday ordered the commit
msnt In the case OF Patrick Cummings. WELL
known character. who has been In the city Jail
three days on tho charge Of having no visible
means Of support withheld and gsvo him
twenty-four houes TO get out Of t1wn.
Ara Clara wheplsy. who charged her husband
With assault and battery q South Park about .
week ago. failed 70 appear In justice Howland's
court yestsrday morning ~ 10 o'clock and the
justice dlsmisssd the case. charging the costs 70
the prosecuting vitnssA Divorce proceedings
ase now peuding.
A horse drawing buggy IN which sat Mise
Chase. her brother and ancther young woman.
was scared q IN electric car ss the corner Of
second and James streets about 30 ysatsrday
aftesnoou. lungsd forward and broke the brace
on which the WhifiietrUe rests. Miss ChaSe was
thrown over the dashboard and fell 10 the
ground. but We not scriously hurt The horse
dashed down 70 the water fsoat where IL vas
nauturnd
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
Unfted States Surgeon Stricken
1t Brunswick, Ga
4 cssolERA DEATH At NETWORK.
S1sessa 0oese - - 0sspaaaa = o.
DseaA = E.eass1. Aasy -
1nsssso 1nssDe.

SAVANNAH. AUG. i2-sav,a.ah declared
Quarantine soaisht aesinss Brunswiek.
! - 20 nseesss. eaEgAes Or freight VII
ps5Ua1eo y enter SsvannaA 1kom that
polnt.
NAsxvYrxR Tenn. Aus. fe-fhiytv.ar
yoaiov Ssv>r v~fr~... g. p~-..~.s. -.
stopping q the citv. TO- -. -. -.
amiasd 81 health cflcer. snd permis.ion
given them "a remasn 49,. NashvflIe ~.
never hsd ysllov Ssvee.
WAsurxeqos CRY An ~ "a ete.&
Hing nsws cosnee - asae~s.rA &C., n.r.s.
vick. Ca. g 0urspon 0eneral Wvman-
that yellow fsver ~ anoeared n 49,
city. and that ~ fruk victim q : man vho
wae eent thre "a suasd Mimi ~
scourre. All she information onmoer,ins
the matter knovn q wvman = ~ IN.
lowing tsIeeram rocafved - Mn tonisht
dom Brunsvick:
..suyeeon nr,.h... A.4.u.a a. >.s.
auarantine reruisfions n this rort n 49,
81 In tAiseity s 8 pgivaso rosidence. Loeoi
phyatcians say he hes yellow fever. The
psopss ase greatly alarmed.
..... DsvnAux. Coucceor.
L. e...a euson 1rannem "a ~
vou sss,1 :. rss.ssS ss~- -.
Il. a. Duvveonr Ar A.~,.. au,-.cr ..
A..sA. $3.50 a.-.---. =
..rS.~-N - $3.50. 49,
-, voooy w1ro snas branhsm has
n -. .ssa .r soa. ~ ossne ssxsn.
that peorls are issviev ~ ritv
s.W. Z. BrUNrrs Health Omcer.w
Or. Wvm.r tuok imweaa.A. 60. a. ~
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A lnsa.tou Of u.a F~l.awa

sas Odd Fellows Of Victoria 70 the NUN
- O ahon, Loo arrived in Seattle at I
saoee yesterday on the steamer Islsndes
- Rmained until O'Clock in the even,
! s. essng entertained by the members O.
- ereer IN this city. As the stsanseY
to The wharf she was gavly dresse ;
Tags aud literally ssarm;ng xi;h
They were met ct tbs
.1s't ey reception committee eonsis,in, !;
sfo'. T. II. pennsng. j. E. Carney. p,
:. ssa'e and +. A. Johnson. representing
eni Seattle lodges. and by Cantos
s'sssie, Nc. 3 in uniform. and the "a holg
sxss sas escorted 10 the Grand hotel les
Informal reception.
=" Mitchell, grand master Of Vast.
$50. extended the freedom Of the eit4-
v'sltors. and Mayor Beaver. of Nise
s'-sfonded gracefully. Grand Ma
'ssfsson. 81 British Columbia. also ~
ssed Mr. Mitchell then announce.
every Old Fellow in the city has
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Henry Hall Was hanged At Pikeviile, KY.
Friday. fos frairictde. On the sca fold he asksd
pardon for bis crime
TIE ofseess Of the auspended Thornton bank.
ss shsseyvilie. III. have teen arrsssed on var.
raats sworn cut By depositors charging them
with eHb rzlerseut
posse Of uaitsd states marshals he'd Axh,
With robbers ~ kaiga. !. T.. Thursday night
W. 7. Peayce and another fobbsr were killed
and two others wounded
Ell FalIsr . msno Der OF one Of The lssdlng
families Of fayetteville. n. G.. shot and killed
r. G Parker. = clothing merchant. Friday after
noon Fuller claims be ahok in seif-EeIsnsA
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visle Bseo . vsssesia Pelies seseesas.
6ssgt. Walker. Of the Victoria police


The condition Of Edwin and Elsie Dits-
mock. the children who were hurt by the
window shutter from the Squire Latimer
building Friday morning. showed change
in two directions yesterday. The boy vas
much better. but the little girl was worse.
The blood settled still more around her
eyes. the swelling Of the head became
more pronounced aud the paralysis Of the
right side remained. She lay in ssupor.
resembling that Of the fret day but still.
heavier. DIR. W. A. Shannon could not
give hopeful report. bat said 1t Was barely
possible the skull would gradually come
back TO its orr sinai shape and thus relieve
the pressure on the brain matter.
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CHICAGO. Aug. IA local paper learns
that Louis F. Menase. president OF the
Northwestern Guarantee Loan and Invest
ment Company. Of Minneapolis. which
went into the hands Of . receiver in May
because Of inability TO borrow money TO
isauida,s overdue paper. is hiding in Chile.
Th,s information is gained from William
Merrill. formerly his assistant. who has
just returned from trip. Tae liabilities
Of the concern are 81. 900. oo and the noua-
inai assets are claimed 20 be 81, CO... 900.
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s1sD n 4 Iox.lr cAnr.


10Ggog'e ooAasa RoA-0ls Ce0aoAo
AfknAa - c. Doek.
Henry wiekef. . iahorss. dropped dead
- Wess Seattle. near the old brick yard,
last night ahons $50 O'Clock Ia The pfss-
sncs Of his only companion. George Law
renee The latter. after satisfyiag himself
thas Wiegss was decd. rowed across the
by and told his story 10 Coroner Horton
He said that they came 70 Seattle from La
Conner three days ago and camped
90 West Seattle. Last night he was AZ
IND the beds when Wiegsr said some
thing 30 him and then fsll forward from
his seat upon she ground. Lawrence laid
him - full length on . blanket and put
water On his forehead. thinking that IL
might b only . faintine spell. wieeer,
however. gave no signs Of returning con-
seriousness. and breathed his last In few
minutes. Il was too late when the infor-
nation was received to bring the b4sdy
over On the ferry. and the coroner suggested
thst I.awrsnes return to the camp. He
would not listen % such thing, % the
body had sole possession Of the camp until
this morning.
Wisger vas II German descent, % yeazs
old, unmarried, and. % Tar - known, has
no relatives In this country. He Wa .
logSsr and worked last winter for the St.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company q
Smiths camp Coroner Horton viii in
vsstigats the case thoroughly today, but
vas Of the opinion last night that death
vas due to heart disease, although Law
renee said wisesr never complained Of II
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bee0 ns4s eemnittes - - % - ehes
svssy viufeov - vsu txsaesd cd eujoSsa
ktmsslf While here.
4 largs Number - the exeursioaisf.
wsnt - Lake washfnetoa during ~
ssesnooa, While others took vhatesvr
nsthod q pleasing tAsnssivse tAas they
wished.
TIE vfsitoS vsrs: Canton viesoriA wo.
I: Psesiafchs Militant Victoria Lodes.
Ne. !; Columbia Lodss. No :; Dominion
Lodge. No. 4. sud Acne Lodgs. No Il Ia
ehasEs Of committee eoasissine Of ". Il
Helmss. 3. ~. Edwards. 0arvis Youstin.
kichard Dr.ta J. ". Psttisesr, Charles
Asynard. Q. Z. 1yssA ,. Haeasiy ana 4.
q. Day.
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TosxKA. Kan, Ang. Ia-Severai Topo-
lnham DO colorists Who have deserted the
colony are now in the city and have sent .
petition 20 Congressman Broder;ck. ask
ing thar he request congress TO order an
investigation into the colony and the
methods used to persuade colonisis TO
Join the movement The petition alleges
that the scheme IS q huge swindle. and
that the colony obtains money under false
prste,.ses when IL induces people TO join Ii.
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Setsee Captatn Charged WetA Cetng Lon-
gauge to rFovoks IN Assaule
fJ. Concanuon. the employment agency
proprietor. had Captain OF Police Nick
Hanna arrested yesterday afternoon on
~ charge of using language intended 70
provoke an assault Capt. Hanna went TO
~ employment once TO investigate q
~ wherein several iaborers had been
ess 10 ranch near Snohomish. but found
osither place or man. Hanna wanted
oaeannon to return the laborers' money,
upeeialiy three that we're penniiess. i'm.
nsdsately. bat Concannon wanted 70 lc.
~ matter so another day. stating that he
~ responsible, being worth several thou
Nd dollars more. Hanna then told him
eas II he kept on doing business - hs he'd
nh The !aborers in question he would b.
surth several more. In the end Concan-
3een paid back three men Friday night
"a the remainder. six. yesterday morn,
Haana's case will be heard BY Jus
- Caldwell Tuesday morning.
~ the employment bureau yesterday
msa in charge said . man named
lyon got them 90 get nine men for ranch
Rk near Snohemish. On the way a.
eaosonssh Ryton got of the train AuG
seser been seen By the iahorers.
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At q recent meeting Of Ridecly Rebekah
Lodge. No. q. each past presiding officer
was presented with a handsome gold
breasipin mathematical of the order From
the three links 10 suspended geld circle,
In the center of which is star surInounted
by silver dove and olive branch, indi-
eating the rank Of the officer. Tho ladies
on whom these honors we're conferred are ::
Mrs. T. Cooling. Mrs. Rohert Moran. Mrs
II. Leland, Mrs. A. Thurlow, Mrs. Sarah
rrosser, Mrs Adelaide Poor. Mrs. j. ].
Knot, Mrs. g. II. Park, Mira. q. /. Man
nin1. Mrs. Lyman Wood and Mrs. r. II.
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Wa. a. IN. a,s.a r,e.

License Inspector Eiiicots is waging .
vigorous war on the nfoprictors ct places
along Lake Washington where liquor -
sold. He has brought r. Scuiiin into court
twice within = few days and nov has
turned bis attention TO Msdrona park.
The prcpriesress. Mrs. A. G. Herbert, vas
arrested yesterday aud the case Vas con-
tinUed by Judge Glasgow TO next Satur-
dsy. The defendant Vas released on her
oxu recornixance
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NV YORK. Aus. l2.-E. J. Phelps, Of
counsel for the United States in the
Bering sea conference. arrived here
today He says the interests Of
the United States were looked after
carefully ~ the con ference, and there 10 no
reason TO suppose that the result will not
be in accordance with the facts presented.
It is uncertain shen the arbitrstors will he
ready TO make public their decision. but
they will probably do 30 in . week or ten
days. From the nature of the case the de-
eis.on OF she arbitrator must be in the na-
ture Of compromise.
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Miss Wood. ssed Is years. feiI from the
sidewalk down . Eve-feos embankmeni, .,
Columbia. last night at IL O'Clock. and
broke her right leg Two inches below
the hip. She Was picked up by
friends and carried home, where she lay in
great agony uatil Dr.. W. A. shannon
arrived. She was Immediately pat under
ehlorcform and the leg temporarily Get
The doctor xas brought back 90 the city
on . special car. arriving al a,so O'Clock
this morning.
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New YoaK. Aug. l2-Last night Fran
cisco Mola. one Of the passenger on the
steamer Karamania, disd Of cholsra at
6winhurns island. The body was Gre
mated this morning. Nine more sus-
pcctsd cases were removed to the Island
this morning. This evening DR.. jenkins
Issued the following bulletin:
al l o'clock today Guissppi Adsmo,
aged - years, was transferred TO SWIM
burne island hospital. A census Of the
hospital tonight shows: Cholera patients.
4; convaleseins. 1; suspects. 81 total. Is
AL the patients In the hospital are I'M.
proving, and think oil will recover
with the exception Of three cases,
Francisco Caioia, Paolo Mariana and
Gengis Corias. archaeological examine
tons have in all cases confirmed the dag
nosis Of cholera. The following cable,
mailed 10 Paris and sent from there, was
received tonight from my representative
in Napies:
Cholera cables from Nev York aro frequently
eoanseatsd b. the Italian eovegnmene There
are eighteen cssss and ssyen deaths today.
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wan Gss T.ed Ter TAlrsy nays.

John Robinson. . man we'll acquainted
with the county Jail, vas in Justice Cald-
wslls court yesterday aftsrnoon to explain
possession Of valiss belonging 70 ]. N.
Nicholson. The latter placed the valiss in
the waiting-room as the Northern Pacific
depot while he stepped ont On returning
he saw the valiss going Gus In Robinson's
took Robinson to police headquarters.
whore he explained with tsars In his eyes
and whisky on his breath that he stole to
get food. Justice Caldwell was not affected
In the least By this plea and sent him to
the county Jail for thirty days
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LONDON. Aug. 12.--Another death from
cholera was certified 1t Gnmsby on Fri.
day.
BueHARKsr. Aus. l2-Fourtssn new
cases Of cholera aud six deaths were ~
ported In Brahilov today. In Soolina
twenty-four new cases and eleven deaths
were reported.
RoxE. Aug. 1.-THE Official cholera re-
port for Naples says seven new cases and
eight deaths have been recorded in tho
tvsnty-four hours ending q noon today.
An outbreak Of cholera 10 reported In the
province Of Campobasso.
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HE Eirss Kara:nsa.
isfe

Miss Molly-I suppose. colonel. ron
were glad Of any sort Of job when you
6rs, vent West?
Col. Ssraighsfush--Yes. indeed. Miss
Molly. Why. seriously. the first hundred
dollars made OCT these got by picking
us SaIps7
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Without goverunsnt subsidy the Great
Northern railway was built aeross the con-
hasn't. along the vallsys Of the largest
rivers and through the finest forests. the
most tertils agricultural lands and the
most extensive precious mineral districts
tn America lt has the shortest route
6om the Nississippi Sivsr and Lake
superior 70 Puget sound, with train
services unequalsd for sped and comfort.
Is 10 the only transcontinental line run.
Ming buffet carr. supplied with bathroom,
basess shop, easy chairs. library, writing
and card tablss. smoking rooms. observe
sion Window. ETC.. In addition 70 the
regular palace dining and sleeping cars,
nrst and second-class coaches and free
colonist slssperA II opsns mp new fishing
esd hunting resorts and gives tourists .
chance 70 80 the finest scenery In the
country. Daily trains and the short line
fron Seattle 20 Spokane, Sc. Paul and the
East
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eeattlsites Who registered last week st
the Washington building at the Worries
tair were: Mr.. and Mrs. Will s. Palmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fisher. Mr.. and Nrs.
c. H. Pennington. Mrs. p. H. Gallagher,
Ars. Albert Z. Cha5ey. Mrs.. Ralph john
con. Nrs. n. Seslsy. Miss Annie O'Don-
nell, Miss Maggie 0'Donnsll. Miss Gene
visve Thompson, Miss Bertha Corning.
Mr.. George A. Shaw, con and daughter.
Mr.. L. 8. Harrison. Mr.. William G. Ans
den. Mr.. II. C. Gallagher. Nj. w. w.
Simon. Mr.. J. A. Mcknight, Mr.. Oscar j.
Smith. Mr.. 0sorgs G. Miller. Mr.. z c.
Gardner. Mr.. J. A. McArthnr. Dr.. Z. w.
Young, Mr.. Fl. w. DIETRICH. Mr.. Martin
johnson. Mr.. Jacob Shoemaker. Nj. R. G.
Ksndrick. Nj. John Frazer, Mr.. Ovid 4.
Byers. Mr.. Theodore w. Fox, Mr.. A. II.
Dintrodd, Mr.. c. l.. Roy.
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George w. Bowers. one Of the speakers
On political economy" Who has ossa
making speeches In Pioneer place Of late.
was arrested last night on charge Of dis
orderly conduct There vas no formal
meeting Of the calamity howlsrs. bat .
number were collected. discussing the
questions Of the day in somewhat vigor-
ous manner. Ofncsr Surry reported the
matter 70 headquarters. and Capt Hanna
came down to investigate. He Uniformed the
leader Of the crowd that II . meeting
vas 70 b held it must b orderly and In
aceordancs With the city laws. The per
son addressed aerssd and Hanna Was COM
Ing away whom Bowers followed him from
the crowd and asked him IL Il vas any Of
his business what they did. Capt Hanna
sayS Bowers talked % much that he was
forced to arrest him for disorderiy conduct.
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The welt- snewa st-cng iasains psopert:ss OF
ixaS, eofnhs1ed With other TONES afad most
perfect uervine are foant In Czstsrs f.ea filss,
whlcA strengthen sae nesvcs and body. aSs ia.
prove tie blood aud ccus cex.oa.
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On Saturday evening. August IL. 1914
Mr.. Esnii Frank. Of Leavenwosth, this
state. and Miss Johanna Clara Lumma. Of
Seattle, were joined in marriage a. tie
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STATE COLLEGE.
Hundred Students . Be
resest ct the Opening.
! CssANoEs N the eAcuLTv.


D. u
- pspessnsss - 1ssss 49,.
ass1y Ven HSssvDsa.
- e1r1s unisefsity "Opens So0ossUw
- nuupecss brighter thsa any which
- f<Asrto marked he conmsnssmsot
go eeho0 yeAf. Durino ~ senmA
- lat eiossa PvseA 1edIev go
- hsye he1d sntsnoee administrations
RI she prfncipaI citsss and towns ofths
i111A which resulted In - granting Of
- afty sAmissions 10 vould-be stu
=. During tie lsss two a. three days
81 the same numberof edmisBionS have
y granted 70 high school graduates
iinsrsnt parts Of the seate. sad -.
~ e0Aers have peseed sxsminatioos -
1yuesisy. II 10 very probable that
E5S66e - students win b pressut
n1n ohooi opens tomorrow morning.
q 49, numbeT than has ever yet
eruono1 = that time An increased
AGtu6ents viii 0Ake the lack 81
S - ~ number Of class rooms mnso
lulv III. bat that 10 . dsMe1lty which
- Ave % b adjusted somshow. Glasses
. F"'-.oss !.
- semosIo. moI.'nk. - ~" scs $3.50 ~
sns Oh. ~ =, .n'en. - ~s.aIo
nou = sns 1 putss'nk n
go wa no. UsuIu soF : month
- Ltsuk John l. Hayden will b
ntDsd Wednesday. Speaking Of this
tosnt, ebeut which theso Was epo-
100 aoi1ation during the lass term.
-! - na'ssy - ysss ...l n"o -
- eoo.s - 80 sn.s sns aassssssy -
= 3. ss.l.csve ssssuls q tos
ssen.sy. h.snH snan An 00sssese fess
80 ssudente sal.sa wlso me eooos %.
- s1pssanso inst snese ~ NO
y. -. - IN ~ scaoos ne
II ~ ~ ..fs.s1 - IN
il A. - - 49, .nsy ..f1 - 49, -
- nqu'11. ne .enoane q e1'
=. - cus snIousn sns sssss was : move
nens aifecs'on
wa = nc cnsnsss q the Isee'sy
-! Dus .us numosl y snestnesose
suenuy sncseaeeo. kfoL =. >.
wnoee cna1 o. nesurni history
senee Wes Mica ~ ffof. Chsrtes
eehe sns tormsf was ewsy on trip
N Il. neeasn, VIZ again resume his class.
rro1. hu! wia also % retained. the
cnemsssfy ana physics having
9saeed Tor him. During The vsca-
froi. dui mas nsted up hEst-elaoD
zeal laboratory and greater attention
- given 20 these studlss during the
. year. 4.
ger time WI y given this year -
saoy Of history. ana the study Of
eh hserature snd compositton Will
= increased and special attention
20 them. The normal department.
froL IayIof. Will also receive spe-
attention this yesf.' lts work has
enlarged ana incrsassd and the line
sneass romoosaeo.
the conservatory Of Ausic. Of which
Sulis Il Chambsritn y directrsss,
uih % number Of changes In the
motors . well - - tnceease IN the
ees. Miss Chamoeriins own classes
e IN piano and harmony. She was
soonoef OF the department.. and has
hs directrees Tor the last five years.
y 2 musician Of well-known ability.
been graduated q the New England
where she esudiod under
2 hsndix. DR.. Louis Mass and Lyman
eeeier Ars. Clara =. Pasterson will
osinus per classes IN piano. pipe organ
ensemble playing. she - acknowl-
eo 20 % ono o. the nnsss ofgeniste -
Nortnweet. Inc otnsr instructor
- ~ nev people ~. herbert II. Joy.
Aseomas WI nave enaree o. the class
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No. aos Pike street. newly rapered and
provided with shelving Call AZ Union
Trust Company, lis Sluire~issimer block.
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In 1885,

All reads sea3 10 CnieAxa The Chicaeo MI
waSkes q 81 Pani ral.uxy leads the vsa. Ex-
eusstoc satss % the wcsid's sslx
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Yon call saa $50 up: 20 TO tue res'. IL ycu
nesd stationery. sutton S Allan. 10 South
Sccof9 street.
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Orr ielspaeae Is i2s scs sai. - in tie book
Iaoack. Auxasyiac q Ia
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SPECIAL features OF tie SHOW. Msd.soa rarA
Sunday.
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AsosA Risssn Aas no equal = saoeA pursass
au6 soE.c-
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Several iaborsrs reported TO the po-
lice Friday night that r. j. Concan-
non. who keeps an employment
agency on Second street, he'd sent
twelve men TO work on . ranch owned BY
Byton 4 Saith, two and . half
miles east Of Snohomish, but that
no such ranch existed, and that
Bytou 4 Smith were myths. Capt Nick
Hanna interviewed Concannon about the
matter and learned that some person
had requested him to hire men for Byton
4 Smith and that that person left the
city with the men. Concannon told the
captain that II the men would wait until
10 o'clock today he would zee about par
ing back the S2 he got from each OF them.
visss 1sso . vsssssia PeIies ssPeesaG
Ssrgt. Walker. Of the Victoria police
force. vas guest Of Chief Of Police Jack.
con for some time yesterday. The work
ings Of the patrol system were explained
TO him and he expressed regret that Vic
toris Was not supplied with the same con-
veuiences tor bringing In prisoners and
communicating with the central ONCE
The sergeant has been mentioned seversi
times In the Posr-lNTKILisKxcER - one Of
the officials who always does all In his
power to assist Seattle officers when In
Victoria on business. After bidding good
afternoon to Chief Jackson. Mr. Walker
called on Sheriff Woolery. ]. w. John
ston. Of the Vancouver. B. c.. police force.
also made Sheriff Wooiery . visit
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