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The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15
Died Drunk. d.. DEATH.

Henry Hugh McCo-h, who was At one tim /,
one oi the bfi.bic-t and most promising men
ia New York city. died Frila5 IN the street IN
front 81 one OF the cheapest n. We, II rs one o!
the wort lod -Ing houses ia a Little alley Z
Wooster street He wa, North OF lr ian !
man anl was ~ d TO have been relative OF
Dr.. McCo-h Of Princeton. He entered the
employ uf A. I. Stewart many years ago, and
It va. not long before his business ability
won Tor lin tue title OF MIR. stewards rigIt-
hand man. lie started In hu.lnc.s for MN
self at MIR. Ste ,art- d attn. but success mad ;
Il irunkHrd OF him, although lie had always
been drinking man.
Falling In his oxu business ten years ago,
he entered the service OF aB nuctloncer whom
he had beirended At time WHEN Nee ,sh
was Hush vita money AMI the auctioittr
paupcr. A year nsD he ceased To be consld-
cred an rinpjoyc, but wa- pail 81 day a. y
sort OF pension by tho nian whose ir cnu.hip
lie had won IN his pamy days. aud that allow
auv- has been continued up TO Friday, when
a rum-bcgottcn death put an end to It
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Farmers In the Viciuiiy OF Denver Con-
iirmed la their Titi.s.

The Supreme Court Of the United States
gave u decision on the 10th In the celebrated
triangle" case, which Involved the title to
$4,000 acres o. land lying southwest OF Den
yer and worth from $40 10 5000 an acre.
The Ownership Of the land has been In con-
iroversy for years. ], lies IN an arc OF cir
Gle between an Ina ginary line drawn twenty
miles southward at right angles 10 the ter
minus o, the Kansas Pac fic railroad and an
other drawn twenty miles westward Mt rght
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15
Another r.rs in L~adv,li..

A special dispatch Tuesday morning from
Leadyillc to the Denver Rspub'iedn, said:
Fire broke out in Cooks mat m arket, at
the corner Of Harrison avenue and Sixth
street, at O'Clock this morning. The flames
spread r. pldly to the adjoining buildings. and
the following buildings are completely
destroyed: Pete Foods saloon, Paddy Mack's
cigar store, Cooks meat market, James Pow
ellis real estate office, Frank Tools under
taking establishment and the Continental
Oil Company's Office.
The upper stories OF two OF these building
were occupied hy families. II ia iinpossibl.
10 get full particulars.
Al a. IN. the flames arc under control
The loss Is estimated to be In the neighbor
hood OF &5O. 900
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

A British cruiser seized a scow sailing un.
der French colors ard having on boarl sixty
children, which had been kidnapped from
Zanzibar. by Arabs under French protection,
and evidently intended TO he di-poscd OF as
slaves The incident will he used 10 enforce
the protect of the British against the course
of the French authorities in permitting the
u of the French flag by Arabs In kidnapping
both slave and free children, thus making
the French fay cover for slave traflic.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

THE death of Elliott +. Shepard
recalls to mind the fact that he did
several things that most people con-
slider queer. The first and most start
ling thing he did was to begin publish
inc .hc Bible in his newspaper, verse
by verse, day after day, at the head of
the editorial columns Thus, he said,
lie would bring the good book home to
thousands who never saw it or consid
cred its lessons. The average reader
laughed at the innovation and many
good Christians denounced it as an adj
vertising trick or an unwise act of mis-
taken zeal, but thousands upon thous-
ands thanked Mr.. Shepard for contrib
uting such aid to the cause of religion.
Besides buying the MaH and Express
at cost of $500, 600 to make it
power in support Of his religious pur-
poses, Mr.. Shepard bought the Fifth
Avenue Stage Company, not because
Il was a good investment, but simply
70 stop the running Of vebiel,s on
Sundays. lie paid $3.50, 600 far his
sshbatb day quiet
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

THE emotions with which the Office
seeker now turns to the columns an
nouncing Mr.. Clevcland's appoint
ments are as narrowing as the end of a
csaptcr in dime novel
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

Mf.s Bessie Mitchell. who has Travelled
around the county in three weeks, returned
TO Chicago on the 9th. She left the city on
n wager that she could travel 1000 iniles
without leaving the railroad car. and .he sue
cecdcd In accomplishing the feat Inc route
took Miss Mitchell to Portland. thence south
into Mexico. back to st. Louis and finally Ia
Boston. She arrived eighteen hours ahead OF
tine She WIS weary of riding, but had en-
ioyed the adventure thoroughly.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

THE people of Minnesota, led by T.
natius Donnelly, are after the scalps
Of the coal barons. They will be
prosecuted for perjury, and will be
prosecuted in the United States courts
for having formed a trust.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

HAVING learned that his prime min
lister was di,loyal to the throne, Mir
Khudada Khan, sovereign of Beeloo-
chistan, has cut that officials head off.
The methods of punishment and re-
form in vogue in Bccloochistan may
be little harsh, but they are effect
i've
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

JUSTICE BREWER, in the course of
al address before the Congregational
Club of Washington n short time ago,
said that the Chinese were shut out of
America because they were so indus
sirious and economical
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

A MAN was arrested in New York
and fined 50 for forcibly kissing six
girls on the street This fixes the
value of New York girls kiss at S3i
cents, which may be considered Z very
reasonable rate.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

OS the heels of the work of Mime
sofas legislature in showing up the
coal trust come charges of jobbcry in n
bill touching the states lumber inter
csts. Between coal and wood Mime
sofa promises To be well warmed up.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

hon. J. =. Murray. State Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. has promulgated the
following opinions bearing upon the interpre-
tat.on Of the school laws OF the state:
An oral contract Is just as good IN law cs Q
written oootraot providing you have sun,
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

During the heavy wind Friday night firc
started north Of Wal ace. Nebraska, ,we' PING
everything. Mrs. Cosg ms. living eight nj
nor,h.aat of there, star,el from her SOU
house, a .hort distance fion home. hut before
reuchlnx her home WAS cnu.htby the fru and
burned 10 death. Her sons, scc,n ms her Der.
ishing, tried to rsscne her, aud were badly
burned. but will recover.
Among the heaviest loscrs 81 property Is
.Johns ErRlcstop, house, barn. g,snsry and
corn. Many Loaf hay and corn.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

a METEonIc body of an estimated
weight of twenty tons fell in the neigh
borhood of Jimincz, chihuahua Mex
leo, about four months ago aud is now
in the Mexican museum. In its fall 1t
uncovered a rich vein of silver ore.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

A STEAMSHIP company at the
Worlds Fair will show map of the
world on which from day to day min
iaturc vessels will be moved, showing
the actual positions of the compauy's
shi,s. This will wo'k admiTaLly until
one of them breaks its shaft,
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

ONE of the statistical items that is
now going the rounds of the press is to
the effect that there are 3,OOo, 900 men
in this country over 80 who have never
married. If this is true il, is depor-
able. 1t indicates that there are near
ly 6.000,0 600 men and women whose
lives are not we'll rounded by the cx-
pericnccs Of married life.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

FRANCE is truly wonderful coun-
try. The president has difficulty in
inducing politicians to take Offices in
his cabinet. In this emergency we
suggest that he apply to Mr. Cleveland
of Washington. Mr.. Cleveland could
fill cabinets at the rate of ten day
the year round.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

WITu man hunt in the Tennessee
woods, several revolutions in South
America and a row in French politics,
it cannot be said that this good old
world is not spinning along on SEIZED
II la iitnn
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

Ex. SENATOR INGALLS, wears wooden
shoes when he works in his kitchen
gardcu. Senators who used to meet
linn in the congressional arena say he
wore similar shoes, ouly very much
heavier, when he engaged in partisan
Iolotc
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

PnoF. GARNER is said to be succeed
ing in his efforts to master the monkey
language. When he gets that down
fine it is hoped that he will expert
ment with some fond mothers baby
talk.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

THREE expeditions will put out for
the north pole this season. There is
economy in the idea. One big inter
national rescuing party may serve Tor
the three of them.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

A TERRIBLE desperate of The Bret
Harte description had terrorized Suo.
homish, Washington, so long that a
mob of Infatuated Snohomishians went
forth to lynch him. The II oh came
near succeeding until a Yale football
player intcrfcred. So much for the
influences of culture.
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

On the 5,h Pre.id MT Cleveland made the
folio Mug appointments: jan . I. Ewing Oh
Illinois 70 lie munster Of ths unit g states 70
Belgium; Thomas T. Crittseden o. Missouil
to be cousul general OF tn United ctA.e: 70
The CITY OF Mexico; LouIs G. Hughes OF Arl'
IONA 70 be governor of Artsona; William y:
Thornton Of New Mexico % Be governor OF
New Xeyioo
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15
CURRENT COMMENT.

Four big circus elephants have been
stampedcd by dead mouse. Itwould
now seem as if a woman had right to
scream at a live one if she feels like
"a
The Meeker herald., 1893-04-15

Eggs, ranch lie, state he; butter,
best creamery 20 a3ac, dairy e2c; bay, up
and baled sllasl2, second bottom 81 .5Otgss.-
80; alfalfa $3.50; wheat CSC, corn, bulk
75c, sacked Soc; oats, sl.15; sacked SIS;
potatoes t1.55; cattle. choIce steers 10. d39
400, cows Sc 50ta$3 so. native feeders sSoo
@s3.50; hogs, choice $3.50; spring chickens
lac; hens, $3.50 9 doz,
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L.. sasa. .; a. ~. T. n NJ Miller ct a. -
IA. ~ "a ~ ia 3svor ST plssatia; sfxaed
a.. 'Nesti ~ Louis rripiess- Dwcres af
na.a,,e ~ss Vastoiy OF EllGor ehsld granted
~ - ;sartiss " II. " bay e, a. -os.sr Az
kan ssssss Hart recslysr vita boads Of
A. satt esrsNTssNr--LANaLxy. J.
So eaa;sr NJ Albert ". sAs.er-or.e.
tAaii. eissais allowed lea days 10
nstsasss Complaint
kss.s, tassis - "a - assnse MIL Company
49, fsSr3ses c>ntlsasd 30 Jay IA
kaIs-ss s'ssaeo Va kaAc hs'seo-sls2sr Of de-
exSs2t slxa,s
49, GtsSrs- ~ VI. peass uose3 Ccgn pAnv
sass % Fact, conclusions 81 ls~ ans. &c.
8xs psSgSlei a. pssx Ell t,s.
@s.rt DxEssrux>r-LANs J.
49, lane ResseI. ~-sifter srrsasntfng
-. NoSi geaTalsa al GiseE. TOR iutaal
a. 49, OF Hssry I, sehaeSsy-C sss.er spr.o.nt-
fx-1S htxay s9nsaisttsts=
- sfssgial iAwr1uex~ sars. q arrola.-
Hs.sssis s1sasasst,ataE.
49,. 81 -cGa = a&faes- sxts:sou for
e''s' ~ sac ei rVsl estate. granted
49, e vsSsga T. H3sl--slttser alsrasss,ax
-. II .2Hetsoa GA naosaoa Of ps;ltlss..s-
Josss4 Esstas~osssx coatlaa.zs
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DIGGING TO LIBERTY.
Two Burglars Caught in At
tempting IN Escape.
Fooled sy MoMaoe.s QUICK EAR
Pisssly siaesag HyDss - fhsy Weshsa
- the 1sIek WalI-Tvo RgloOooes
Are OoeoesoA.

Jaekssn Morgan and Frank seov, too burg
Lars awaiting tsaaspostss.on 10 The state prison
.; wsia waiia. where they viii sesvs terms OF
avs ysAss eseA. vsss sosie1 in IN sstsE ps 20
sscaps ifon the county jasi by The vistsaaes OF
Jsstsf W. Z. Monroe q . lev ntansss past
O'Clock yesterday syessug
Al that hour Mr. Aonrs goss Cd duty and
Night Jasles Hugh suish eoes On Nj. smith
had come In snd NJ. Aoa3po w1s making
round Of The Jail before going. whes b heard
rsspfnG SQUAD coming from the south vail OF
the haE leading from the main sntsanes OF the
courthouse 10 The Jail Il at once dswned
upon him tAss Morgan and ssow. Who
DARK coil opsning into the large trusty cell IN
The northwest corner OF the jail. were making
"a attempt % esespa Going quietly into the
ssussy cell, ~ opened the dark cell quickly and
found his suspicions verified The men were
kneslsng In the farther corner OF the cell en-
gagged In removing the bricks from . wall
about two and one-haii ises In thicknssA The
tool they were using vas the heavy sheesifou
handle OF dippsf. the only article Of furniture
In the cali The would-hs 3sii-breakers we're
completely taken By suyprise. Alter M Mon
roc had taken In the situation 10 eoouy re-
marked:
well, guess Il u about time for you fellows
70 quit work sof today. Give me that tool"
There was nothing 70 b doas By the men
ommsncatiou and they Quit digging and with
- FOOD grace - possible handed over the dip
per handle NJ. Monroe than put the men into
the heaviest iscns procurabie and placed them
In snoshsr DARK cell, leaving them nothing but
their cioshos.
Ono Of the men had bsen In the cell before
and 1t 10 possible that he had planned the escape
before they were locked in yesterday. knowing
exactly tn what direction to start the tunnel.
An examination of the cell made last night
showed that 10 the corner nearest the hall en-
frames the p.sstss had hssn scrsped OF the wall
In space two feet square and By means OF the
Clipper handle three bricks hsd been removed.
With one brick removed Is would have been but
the work Of . lev hours 70 60 through the vail.
and then . 0lmsy cedar wainscot 10 all that
would hsvs bssa between the prisoners and
liberty.
Night JsiisF smith said last night that but for
Aonsos's quick ear the attempt would have
been succsssful. - ia the evening the janftors
working around the basement make noise
enough % drown any noise 20 faint - that made
BY the BARGAIN. Mr.. smith says that trussy
who was In the large cell heard the men singing
loudly for some time before they were detected.
With the inssntion Of drovning out the noise Of
the digging. One OF the tunes they were sing
ing was, "Yteid Not 70 Temptation" IL 10
thought they had bssn ~ work about half an
hour when they were discovered. ana the time
eelectsd fos commencing the Job vas also very
favorable. when the wsteh Was being changed
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a CHAR CASE or SUICIDE.
30 Ao9eose Over Ooaso1e-Hts WIFE De
nooe 0otag the Caose.

- oSeess Vvot OooDo1o-Uto WtGo De.
nsss ostag the Case.
Coroner Horton decided yesterday assssnooa
tnss II vsS aoe necessary 70 hold an inquest over
sns rsmaisis Of Martha Daniels, Who died from
strychninS poisoning In his cottage on Lincoln
street ihsrs0ay night, - u waa evidently case
OF premscitsted suicida
During tas day the dsceassd's brother I'd
ward. his parents, NJ. and Ma jeremiah
Daniels. a whatcon. and Nra Daniels herself
went TO konney 4 stswass's morgus 70 - the
fsmAina Early In the morning little Eva
Daniels. accompanied By Mra. wahl. with whom
she has ossn living, came TO - ..hsr n 81. |.
The Isftie one had bunch Of flowers, which she
arranged sround his hsaa before being taken
away. Mss- Daniels vas In Mysteries . greater
part OF the day ana was weeping whom seen by:s
reporter. ;ehs ssid that white people might con-
oemn hss - being the cause OF her husbapd's
death shey did 20 unjuss,y. adding:
We haA Jour domestic troubles, but hsd kisssd
ono made up beiors he went home. II there
Waa any cause. boitevo 70 was the shtpR.S
miila Hs worked when he could, but vss I'm
Fortunate about Resting his pay. God knows
snas IA my share toward supporting the
Edward Dsnisla Who vss present. IL 'sull in.
cinsd 70 the opinion that NsA Daniels did nos
treat her husband right
From UsIieis' actions during the last week tt
. evident that be contemplated ending his life.
He told Ern Wshl that life was not worth uv.
ing. and that he worked only TO lose his pay.
when he bought the stgychnine Thursday
evening BE talked In . perfectly natural way.
explaining that dos had hssn annoying him
Tor some time, and shss be intended 70 Kill is
The time Of the funeral services has NOT beeu
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". n. Gilmore. OF Edison. IL guest Of the
Diiicr.
A. l. Mahsny. OF wsitsours. 10 . guest ss the
Grand.
". II. Cook. Of wooilsy. 10 stopping II the
Grand. -
John Lstts. OF Portland. registered yesterday
at the Arlington.
sguest vi tae Arlington.
~. ana Mrs NJ. J, Brown. OF New whascom.
are guests az the Rsiaier.
James r. Moore and DR.. Harrison. OF Bossou.
left Tor Baton yesterday.
Mira Lewis sesrs OF this city. 10 slowly rscov-
erinR tro,a dangerous iliuesA
\. ". Fsttibone aud r. II. Adams, OF What
com. are guests OF the Northern.
c. = Eaton came over from Olympia yssssr-
day and hsg!stered Al the Rainier.
r. o. siaeiAir came down from siiveston yes
seriay sni Is stopping at the piller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kslcourne Powers. OF Brooklyn,
y. y. are tourists stopping al the Northern.
A. Geinwiuk aud two daughters, of 81 Louis
are Tourists who registered al tie Occidental
yesterday
John r.. Davis, formerly editor OF the Piais
dsaier a, Drand Forks y. D., IL at the Occidental
aud has esiae to the city to locate,
\ Mrs NJ Evans. OF Portland. Or. accompanied
by her daightcr. Miss Bessie. are guests OF the
oceideniaL They are their way TO the
Worlds ii..
Mr.. aaf Mrs. Arthur Perry. OF MeNeil's isiand,
are Adopting At the Grand. Mr. Perry was for
msrsy wasasn Of the United ststes psnitsntiary
Oh the leland.
G. T. butcher. of Juneau. ALASKA. general
agent for The tieuersi E eetr.r Company, 10 stop.
ping al tie Northern lie seiarns 10 Aiaska To-
day on ihe aasen-
J. NJ DeXefmaa. OF Washington City, regis
tefed yesterday ct the Arlington. He 10 IA
sIg iaeer connected with ,as Jaited States geo
logical survey. aud comes here to assist II. H.
Mckee ir making TIE sopogfaYAica. survey of
the section about seattle
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Courts aud County Omces.

1sdse Osborn yesterday oricred . veuirs for
sghssss jurors. retarnsDie september
4 licsess 70 wed was issuea yesterday for J.
Z Aegsussr aud Annie q. smith. both OF
Gnssia
isefe seYs two cash and one homsstesd en-
sks tvs re-e m psions. one auai homestead and
hsf Goa e'si,ns nled ia the United states land
Grs ye.,ssisy
oss szihpr. native Of Norway, and william
essss<s, aas;ivs of England. were admitted -
sfs<rsfip yesterday by Judge Osborn David
= iesss. native OF Wales. Was N ade citizen
Fi1dss Langley.
anir.es 81 Incorporation Of the Hin syrup
s'apsnF ,ssre hled Ia tho auditors ofiice yes
sesy, fh; capital stock is u. 80 TIA thirtv-shree
~ sheFes TIE iaeorposstoss are Il. u. I'M,
: Y sssag aud T.. r. Hin ana tho primes pal
EsS oil tasiness OF tae eorpos alton wti be
sssls fse company proposes To engage Ia
~ sas AMI manufacture al maple syrup and
~ Vi a g1Rsrsl grocery business.
az Asarias OF the alternative writ OF man
Ahas CARED by Judge Langley 70 iasttce o.
ss ssArs ts1fi J. Humphrey, cempe.lin. Aadi.
WI Ixicass! 90 show cause way he should
- pss re PeiittoRer his salasy - justice OF
~ ~ars, Fss hvea postponed aatii nexs Thurs
sV. Sssses o;aer day thereafter r..sy be con-
~@saiSsr ttfaes Judge Osborn or Judge Humes
s,sss''es q Judge langley wishes Ia leave
= zoe V e'yy'. ; lar sooa. aud - the case will
- ssEs saasiieTs.ica he does net wish 10
A9un
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NsM Satts filsA.

-. - 'a-essag new suits we're asei In the once
sNestfk 81 tie superios eoass yesierasv:
v sAsf4ssiiRg VA Loa HsfnrsiinS Tor
Ss5,sss 4,sissasi v. Nellie r. ReGarnsa aad
81 ~". a. EsFassnee-~sast 10 recover
49, eAs National hans Va N NJ. Lemon
= sssssssf vs. % praa8ss9ry note.
49, .ssssvs ixnuis r uilbers-Suls 20 ~
sas nseaes lasnea
r,xs... *snsest -, Peter uesslin OF al
esasss, y % easnre of venue from Pierre
'ss 10 ssSSfrs ssie ga pFols.ssogy aoss.
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QUARTERLY VITAL sIArIsrrcs.


Besos1t ~ Dsssos, Marriages go Dooahs
--Co0ooo - OooeAa.
fhs feSsvtsg szs tbs vstai statistics q Kinr
county fsr the quarter enAanx Ju,s q. com
Piled iron ths rssuTns rsAds 70 t. ccuasy aud.
isov.
Births. Ia: ehi,dssn, IL: pasraiasy hrshs. 1.
white eaA, 81; white female, s.. blaek raIc. i:
mnlasso isais. L: Americas father 81: Americna
mother. ~. foreign father. a. kocosru nofner.
-: nos ssposted. ssthss. =, m09bse. I: sail
osxihs, nAe, 3: fsma.e. s: aees OF pasents under
v. nosnsf. !: - 10 -. fstAss Z mother Z: u 10
-. fatass 81. mother s.. - 10 CO fasner sa
mother So - % 50, fasAse 10, noehsr 10: 81 % 81
ietnsr q mother l: not ssposssd. fsiher S,
Marriage. IE: American groom. u: An~rs.
can BRIDE, -; foreign groom. ~. fcseixu hfide
-. DOL eepRssd groom, 2: not repusted bgfde /:
sses uno%s -. BIRDS. l: ages - to 20. groom. !:
aGss not seposssd, Groom. Z: hsids
ueasas..-aaa ~, fsnase. ~ Ansgscan male,
IL American tomato. IL: f0<esxu male Is: Soe.
eigu ieRtis. 2, uaknown maso. 3: fsma-a {.
singA nsis. Y: female, D. narried nAsa. 3: t.
mae. d
The capses Of death we're q follows:
Accidss.t s: asphyxiatsd By eas. 1: ear.
einoms ussss. \; eopvutsioas. ]: consumption
.. osown.as, .; ecssna, !. fsvss, ,: heart dis
j: 0dsm4 at inngs. l.: pnthtsis pu,moesiia. 4:
pasa.y0ss J: pneumonia. 2. psssionisss, I; 60.
uc4miss j: guushos wousds. 3: su,cide. \:
tuosScuksia, !: unknown causes. ? ToSal s.
Vi the Suicides there vsse sax maiss and one
female. - American BY birth. OF the msies
one wAs american. one swedish. one Ene.ish
ana shfes whose nationality VS. unknown. OF
the maiss two wsss usdss - yeass Of age ana
the fomal.a under a
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rvn Beaehcomb~rs In rrouSle.

wtllisa Reno and lillian, Hunter two beach
eoraoers. are under arrest GA the charges OF
petty larceny al ! assau {. The victim, Tnoasss
Mass " AS lives 9. the tcai % Virginia street
on tae water front. claims that hts boat wss
sie'ea Tcurstsy uisht sid tAst lie aud two
companions Yesterday morning isaai IL In the
pcxss~aants az Reno AMI Hunter. demand 10.
tas toAi sas met wita a refusal. followed by
oAsks. IA attempt 90 recover Possession caused
q pitched cattle witA car. Saone VA seriously
injured, ens ose Of Man com .aaIoas now has
e.g lamp On his bead The esscAcomoers
landed near Susiih's cove. followed by Mass ans
his com Pc nians. offices isabscAes WAS 90 hand
ana ,ook she accused ta heats asgssra
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-08
10 LAND DECISIONS.
lstary Hoke Smith Confirms
Gri6th's Entry.
- oousT or HIS GOOD FAITH.


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