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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-08

In the hsyss4 OF delegates Mr. Drew frsroda AGED
tail By sssss - fatass xls iso~ss~s fes ,heatsrs
asa other astslae <saussnasnts siii - fssaed ~
shs esty ee4seii ~ tsaass licenses ard licenses
fos Insssilesasse sfzsss leaned 10 also sou-
fres al esaee hoasss 10 re south eide Of Yss sr
ssssnS- & ass yAsse: with Goddard vosssx
sxstnsg
isssxsss isest sxp7ytea IA ORDINANCES for the
preparation - plane for tss construction ..
ssssss NJ seveasssa sss p~sssxe in order that
tne fssalnspsfs survey eea&s BE- szsse, ana
= hes ses ts<xvs1s q tas s@Aas sraiisbie
thss thsfs VII - ne esisy IA setflsg 10 wsrs
TIE sssxfs psDte-~s fsf Ssoas ssseei from
fsssr % s'tsso1, sc tas ehAsf ess~s sir~~ts .,
Depot bsxs - aseasssesas ssse ca Tszns~ssaee.
sfsags ssss<s, issssass sssnas. Dsssoual
sffses; asa isem ssssa sewer taarss ca Ralsisr
bA<A TO fw seiy so0tsk ssess, Aeelsirs street
sni kanSa3pe ssFsst fs~ bail vas psas@e sna
e4sG appropriated ter tks isfsssi soss-
fhe " ssf ss9e<t rsssssy sfsscss vac eaiiei
pe fot The riarposs 81 ssasissrtug Alderman
ktoss's ssass&snsat requiring t~s eapioyss TN
cert car Shk sosss eoacgrrva sse tie bsIl we
txxsss.
ssener ~ss tsSa saf taeissaie Drew suggested
thss - 10 wss "a ronst.sssh4s Importance IL 10
ennssesss<; a casualties Of tse waoss 81 ilns,
sAss ,hs.a ts.s.resses esssa - psessn, Tals
eo1fss ss.Nises apea
ssis as. sstrSasewz sor "a. purpcs. OF r~-
ca n1esAsa ~ fsslsrsts bFss, sss r.,ssrsa 90 the
taa.stsry asalsErs.
Delegate sit.s aassss that the para COMMITTEES
- snsiFsetssi: 20 senfes ~sta the para eosani.-
ssaa ts9Sr@4rg the sEgaAsstt9a % rfrht -og. say
seex tbs ssss fseat ssess l.sies areaua usrta
u sas aEFv@s 500
TEE sQmssltses ee stFswts reported IA favor Of
sFssfiEE sse .sasF- Al trgrssns. ~ recon.
ssaaSd - ~cnessstsaazas Hsssa.
fss toliosivx ttgas we're sl.o reka:
ssthNrfr ~ rafehss~ frara srea Everett q.
e. SEA fs fr-ss<f's addition s@.sst
ArfseTNR go ss.s=.ssssss Fslg fas rAsssssw
stssss. $50 iss Aurers ssrses faSs~s
fros4aia7 - ts@ sssss 81 e. SO toad. "a.
lakssiss tsFssi. 49, iss the 4sses - tasEs
haaas tsf gc@fs strw@s s7r tspe ss-ge tsf q fs~
t~snls Goa Nafa street ser tbs issue OF I,gs
AsHes Zoe sssttal street rss.esf
Gaf tss its:gFassHs~at ~ TFss .veacs sra~s
eSsoas sfresf 90 esoSs 3 Kass Fsts asattsea-
Fos TIA Improvement = willow sffrst fsssysa
Usst street - ~zss sias q ala Ala sa4itiass
DaSse&.
vse.rng ,lI.y IN ssoes :. rlasasass'. s,ssoa
kssssases line Zee tss gr.s. o; KaixA.
vas he Improvement Of rAanss street:
r&seet.
An.ass sse city treasurer 10 smrsey al extra
elssA st ~ tasnta as,il sagast 4. p.asss
Par tbs 1essrossrssnt at ksatSeky sssess.
yAsses
AesSysius s,ss seattle 4 Nsas.aa raslsoss q.
eesarissesi posed
Aa,ner;asae ssscusica 81 Contract vita tie
raien k'sesses U.szra Ter lixa.ins the streets
kssai,iss ,.,s eisss Of the municipal eears 10
kexp . sSk so s.scks.
Authors ~ board 81 vafks 70 purchase
resxsss r~ssski
kx.sn4ies isaor lteszse .,aits 10 TAsra b.
sv~sn rui9H AID rae ~sscscd
TIE hca2s $50 grated rxaeval OF sevSsa;
Moaos lieSEss:s
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An anessss assesas Of iassrsss 10 .aaaisesseA
~ local nsTsst' se~Fs IN the cxsfalns enrsxs-
Oent al NJ George EAs,eAsr ana ass orxys,se
esssassxs No. eosagsAar in tie asw sr~<sse1iss
eonsc ey~t~ 'AsftsA. III Ire asv SEATTLE sae~
ssss too tAss's nsx ats. eSss asaetas Nanasy July
- The sseee cones 18th sas san Franesseo
seal OF srsrcssi. hsviss played sAsss Tor two
weeks 10 sssy large eSssizrss sad saaksze "a
impressive saas vii sa.nrs csovaea hoGsss
shaaia 70 eswr sxsia pay in tsxs elsy.
"AiFtes.- 10 essssstssd - al s4sxi eosssc eyess.
es-sA.asag AZ tsess sssEsan tai HAAs
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

PfNDLETOS-Ia seattle FRIDAY. July Z. 1898
~ 2.0s bisnehsfd ssse~s. tspt y. e.. P~ndiesoa.
81 imam msfosy rheumatism. aged So years
k~svloes viii be held ~ the Cross Z adestaktns
Coap~ay's rooms at ocloek Tomorrow aftsfsesn
psssaoss to biepang the remains Eest
BsRro~in sssssis. FRIDAY. June Z. 1879 Il the
o.-aef OF Duke aoa igks streets. Richard A. =.
xat ~ Nj Aad Mr. George n 6Arto. - ,nhAns-
saatscn Of The bess.s. sxea year and months.
s'sn<rAi services viii - hold 81 the Cross Under
taSfag sompAsy . rooms tomorrow morning ~ 10
o,:seck. fsssrmest 81 Meant Pienxns censefery.
sFoSE-Ths funeral services of Soyes stone vii
t~ held 81 lss Virginia street this afternoon ss
40 O'Clock. fn,srmsot ~ Aesns PisaAaae
'sssneferp.
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TlIE CITY COUNCIL.
BGsE HOuses Settle Down -
Passing OrdinanceA
the :lAeoR COMMISSION sILL-
AIAwssss Aepseve PsssAAss - Ne
3Sossaa Yaaaes-RssDog1nG -
Csnsas ue41oo ~ osvesA
rHE :lAsoR COMMISSION sIlL-

Assss ;sks tsss,aag ~ sss psss few sssssons ses
sssy ssss.nes. last sisss s<ssssd oe~s 70 sssy
sssss ssssssns ass s<~eeea s4ssost fs< ssfsfs
uss se 80 xa&s fes4sax 81 sa.as ssa~s UsTsa
ksA Eyssa zlse.sses oz eesvsocs ec1sssaas- sss
toass stts.ssef ssts sepss1sy nsEat sr7 rs
ksnsa AMI xo>1sy night The hssss sassssa
~ sas esss sd ysa.ss DsSSsJ Ciwx oyasa
vpso 81 ssaaxe
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MS lie n@z rssalae ~ 81 suss<zss1s-
TAy ssWy 81 fas DsUce = . ssrsxsnRiJ
s<zeasMs 60. sssag ~ tssss e4xs 81 CsH5 Il
Gsserss aes + cAssves 6ss1vsa. eseh ex SnsH
hMi xnnervss s1ncsasss - 10 credit. ard sAas.
sAess nsSaae e9sss - essiaoHskznn. - sas< - -
~ kssss ssssi - asyxassx - Ue3ea esfA<f ass
s~ss h%en fnsssUes1 1As Sppsstnsi1ses sssy
hsss erssssd fas eons1y vss1 aDa szoassas
szss.ssrs 80 nuo<xoza. ~ Asve ssss fAs<a
ne ssss psssEkse ssssssaGs 81 " tie es1y<sef
snE shs Esssraz.y ls<Es SsnAss ~ eoDsdasas
- ~ eoEyssy. Ihe esDposx. 81. Ksseeaea
Cysrsr. kas fsrsisAs1 sae psses vita - sDssns
es sTigsf sn7 ers1p music sssA - oss rarely
nssss With IA eoAse epaFa ezs v1sea
- - essential 30 fss suecssA hA
Sasatess snov - amsrrs ~ oyfnssaass
Tact ID eessaas - xssks sasn poralss. BIS seAas.
essiss. ecDeegssa eo@psstssoSs ar9 ehosusss
hsass sszslsy pretty asA elective. Tss vsesess-
izG .cyupasy - COS 81 tbs largest rcd o,xsnsSs-
ssoss - sxssse3os- nsxssssng over sssessy pso
pa ssezn1ssg tseatyeI re4celpals SIS
easssA 81 thsssy-sse All - scsss<y. e1sssm.s
saG seesssories assa vefs specially nsas ies
fee;pseee. sassssas . pssosstsss cocpaess -
sses Tia Essaussst 1esa5i "AfF5es~ VII - 20
essssS ss4es re psssrnal ssnss lssssGios Of H
Ssysss Lsshzss. r.. 0so has seagsd ss1s ~ fss
lsrsss process ssssoss tAss ss~ esDs ess Of hsv
Yak
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NOTICE To cREDiToRS-iS TIE Usss
~ fier court Of the s,A;s Of W asbtnGto0t -

NOIftf To EEkDiICEs-tS SusAr1nn
~ rior court Of the STATE Of ashingsoe.
counfy,
In sns matter Of the Asssgnmens Of j. =
an snso.veac y csscs 60 er~dftceA =
Sosies % her~sy gwen isss an ne
Nay. A. ID. is9S. X H. sse1asx, - 49,
ma<te. execased sad ceiissr~d his deee II
msai fog the osseat u his csesisrs-s 20 49, =
Baker. assignee nAnss1 tnessin Shfch -,
sxB nssss wAs died fof record Ia tie 49, n
auditor Of king coanty. state o. ssas q
the yeth 5Ay Of Mar, A. - 1891 Aaa -
record ia-rssn, saxs sad A~sszne> as -
the clerk Of fne above es.ifsst cSen 49,
true inven.ory and saisAtion u sAsd 49, =
tate. aaasr oath - m - tE- sans o. -
his kno~ ledge aud hss e@isd - sss3xNE
a1irss By law A.zt 10 rsSs NJ - soso
You are hereby nofsaed and requires -
TO rae o. my ofslSs. No sis Fsoss 49, -
city az seattle state Of washlngsoa - 2as
ra9nfhs fsofs ana ssses shs dsss az tas -
cation Of this uoshoe. tostt: tsses 49, 80
the 2ssh day Of Jzae. A n 1893. tns 60 -
you nay have axstnS. sd Il n os&1D
esasrns 50 b yeriaed asdss oAih q -
peosentzax eAne.
Dated this I'D asy Of Jana A. ~
Date u arse pSolscssisn. JAMS ~ 1ssA
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LgI8H-As Seattle. Tbuesday. July ., 1soo. -
,ne wife az Herbert \ Leigh. daughter.
BhoSsOS-At keessis. Friday, July 2, 1854 -
ssse wife of Ira Hfonson. daughter.
hEaAfcK-At Seattle. Friday. July Z, 1888, 70
tsss stfs Of Carroll hemmick. . daughter.
NsISTYRE-Af ssaisis. Friday. JniJ z, 1893. 10
,ae wife 81 1soexe Mefnsyre. eon-
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ne AO2o0101s
To- psrfe-nsnes - TIE ssstsis fAsstsr isss
nsGss Of Gilbert ao4 kSlivsn's fsss xyess sue
eesy. tbs ''sssssnss." vss god ose -tsougn TIE
iasss reesptsos - sbs ks;sisT cius ~ the sene
ens eus eonsidesabiy into ths ssse11anea TIE
e5<srss work shsWed much effort end c1rscssn-
tsosas tssinirx On ibe part Of ses conductor asa
naasgsr. MIA Lossss .. willard: Indeed tn
PIE ~ the fuEg eject u tss ehorus vas vesJ ans
spe rr 70 The rno1 vo@k Of professional PSF
savssaaess- The pios needs no rsbssrsai AsFe.
kssing already hsen sxpssised In tssss col
rnas. but much hemos vas sxpreesed IN sns
aetssg 81 the ao5ses Of ,. Wsiiiegton wsais
ass. aas bevitehisg Of the vislaes scd OF TIE I'M
doassg Of eli the engagements OF marriage wnIsn
sssaitsd from HE spesia Tbs heroine Asiss
"a veil tsksa ~ Misc Cssris Ropes Hss nns
sne clear soprano was heard 70 COCA enscs
sne Wrought her much applause Mrs. A. Z.
vss Dsvsases took The part Of Lady ssnesxnrs.
saoshsf Of Ailne, and wss well fsoeivsd Atss
Ne.dsg vas Nss Pagslet. tAe psw opener. ana
sessc Der part in good form and With proper
conception Of what il meant Miss Lot
lie ssldsn sang well the part ef Consssnca.
c. .. bowman VS. asso good In the singing pof'
fsos ~ the part Of Alexis. the hero eiF Marina
duke Posntdsxser WAS given By Mf. " orth Deos-
mos. and Dr.. Daley By Mr. Harry Frederick
J. HeIiisgt1o Wells, the wicked soecsf~s. who
male ell the trouble with his spells, vss pof-
tssfsa By Mr. frank Atkins, whose ans eass
Slowed 70 goo1 eaees throughout y. ". eom-
ssi,ssyks took the part Of The DEAF notary. The
performance will b sepestSd this evening. snd
. crowded house should greet IT,
C1Setng Maejoes os Css1eoy'o.
Ths lest matinee Of tbs present sesson viii
be ayfvsa this afternoon q CosdfAy's with the
'csuns of Rsniair the attraction theatss
goess hsve . strong inducemsnt 70 make a i'm
y<eirg turnout. and ladies aud ehildFen viii.
no eoubs, maze the OCCASION . popular one.
Thsss 10 little need 10 sing the praises Of this
ste.sssg drama o. 90 descsns on the merits OF
it, performance q cordssys. - the week has
"a s3ed ample proof Of tbs succees achieved.
Esaasd entsrtainnsut and intellectual rscTse-
tsoa are offered all who attend, and the perform
aness Of today and Tomorrow Night are promised
GsS houssa
steaasy fer Qsiflsysss.
eAsmeT wiiiaps will make trip 70 Quillsyuss.
isrsipg seattle Friday. July II. q l O'Clock . N
Cur sac suit u simply peffsctIoa. Hyams,
Psason 4 Co
The sssfsss, LAKE shOse 4 Eastern raiivsy
makes through eonnoet3ooo oe 0o0ho0loh Tor
losst and 2vosss1 Train leevea Seattle daily
- Sd An. winning arrives es 6sases S:0Hn
Winsos ties as II cssts each q oar eale today.
Hyssoe. Pauson Co
ises hams and bacon novel 70 SIS Froot
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CRISP SNAPS

$500 Less Rass street, north u Asdssen:
st7~.st gssss: On afes location
40 PER ACkE-iss Acres. part eosiern.
h.lane. coed srf sefss cleared eeiy Vi. 800.
nsss railroad
~. loo Aaeisan stss~s corner. slightly.
90 900 tbsst-ns street cororr. fguai2o. Res.
Ten HeiEnss: tcts 81 ntesiy graded
4ss F"~vtup-eves farm. veil 10
essed 90 smlsreas s@ssasa land. 10 trade for cay
pssy~sty, vsia&sssa- tto 100.
aisa ehase~ property In Ssyth Seattle 70 trade
fer value. ~ 800
fOlETGENr0 STREET LOT-Fal ssss
o. SCR n ssss. easy est esss "a swing
ARgCk BUILDING All rented In soos 10,
etatsa. 81 . hsrxstn- esa.0to
rD "sWAp"A sxasscnse re~sdesee ca
Qsesn suae Hsls 10 srat~ for - oeo worth 81 NJ
inirrsv~s ana e.r.f warrant tets tn s%asss
rsof~r net oes On the ~frinS~s~ AZ the raty.
sao AGhe~-fn ti1sxp ccaHsy. 40 acres Ira
.. Svef Al Ssf - SOB; essy psymssts
- SWAT "-inTreve3 city property fer
eEsAp sssssds .oIA
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~ eOy-wEXEBC R0ER-Af Port Townsesf
FRIDAY. Jusy 7. 1893. Mr.. n. w Mccoy and Ats<
AAts weseh9sx~r. both Of Seattle
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Steamer fer Qsli1sy0ts.
eAsmes wiiiaps will msks trip 70 Quiilsyuss.
isesipg sssssis Friday. July II, q O'Clock q n.
Cur tl2D suit u simply peffsctIoa. Hysms.
Paason Co
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nIsSoLCTfoS NoTgtE-THE ffEA OF
~ sr>ccsr q Co. Of sAss city. nas this 1sv 6ss-
ssvec sy ~ axnal consent. D. u. oEpaans res ring
hasansas sta - easrinsee ew r n ss<aeer nader
tire rgs>es, Arm aaE1e. Al Balls ARE payAbss "a
hsrn ana al iDdsesosns0 Val ~ pad ~ nsm.
fsAxssdt u ~ oLIPHANr
5esy ], 1904 r. A. SPENCER
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SorTck 70 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs-P9oro Ii
~ gill b received the once o. The board 81
anca.soe up TO p IN Monday. July 10. 1888. for
materials aaa services. - fssioss:
First Fns the changes. additions a14 improve
the aeasinS sysssca VI The ceatfai school
bagidtaG
nd--Fos The IntTcc TOO ION OF . nsw syssem Of
closets In the Rsinier schoei enildfnG
Fiaas Aat specifications can - obs aared of Jeh q
parkinson. Ascassses. Ga AMI AFTER Wednesday,
rulv s
The right 10 reject any and al bids IL reserved
ny order OF the esard u education
II h. WHITNEY. SECRETARY.
NoTrCE-YoC WILL SAVE TINE AND
~ money ey 0esiing psfres en- com uoa aat
pressed brick. seTfa coda mortar eoioss etc from
risis q SsoaeT. - Bgyxe oasldtnx. -eaxsis
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GrDGKHOLDERs' NEETfS8-SoTTcE Is
~ hsfeoy gwen tsas the regular anEaai meeting
cf tas SOCK nasAeys Cd the S@sssle Building and
Laaa Association vii - held NJ tne cfsce - DC
essensaa esock o. Friday. Jaly Ii. lss1 q Q
S'cSock p "a 4 T. SIMPSON. secretary.
NoriCg-THE RESJ LAR ANNUAL MEET
~ ing 81 the STOCK ds<s Of the yiamAns " 10
tag Company viii - acid ~ fas cftce of she com
pAav rcosn 10 HAissy egIs1iEg. - Attas. Mana
ca Thursday, Jaty 20 lsS3 ~ II o-csex m
j ~ Williams. secresaxy
DA.&t ysiy 8. l69x
NoTfCx-rRE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
~ sag ~ The sscex hss1ers OF The Psar~as! Aiatnx
eeEnpsay viii - he'd o. the once 81 the com paay.
roaEa $40 sassev easseiaG seattle. Wash, on
Taar~aay July 20. 1888. ~ ii rs O'Clock n
~ wFLNANss secretary
pssed JAY 5. fsS1
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,sss ham. .oA bseoa moved 70 SIS Trost
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n G. BER0. s5sl Frsas s.sssL
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NEw oDoELKss ExrAvATfy1 COM
~ pn1y- vnzsn sd c0<ore~as esnpfss6 ese-z fsS
TO - ~ laseSa improved e4ers~ss excswaxoe
A1drpO Sew osarse0 Exea~azzag Cs0p~ay. p
a Bog So Senszse.
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a d r. MraSEN0ER RATES FROM Our
N. once. i16 Cherry street. IL hsccts ie~s.
S c~nts: eie~ks. 10 cents 10 osorks IS ceats:
20 block or ever 20 cents. answer. 5 cents extra.
By the hour. ~ cents; ctreuiars aHd odyertisisg
tons etc. delivered - 81 50 per day. Ring the
A. n r. call acx oasy for seattle TrAasfeY Com
pauy's hscas. garaeys and express Wagons. Facshc
Postal Telegraph Cable Conpasy's kilograms:
open ai all hears Of the day aad aixas Tesspacns
No 9zt
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RN0INEERS AND C0yT0AGx0DA
CAN FkANCiSCo BRIDGE coMPANY-9
~ gsneess and contractors for essd<es = ssmYe
srYpssfas pis0rf building. pills erfvlnk 1lu04Dg
srd sseei shovsg excavasinx. psans aaA $780,
lions farm GA application. csfrsspoa11npp8
ficI.ed Once. s30-5z3 seettao NasiGnns -
hnfifinx. SEATTLE wash
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V-AyTED-To MAKE THE ACQrAfST-
w ancs Of shs agssess maa in Washington: oh-
jecs. . trip 20 Worlds fair and expsasex Address
r. O. Dox 1908.
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I,oFSp-axr WHITE fsoxy. ABorr IL
7 s.nSs nsSa aa1 ssaaas1 n - SasssF a.A&s.
c~s~f caa Asse p-vtzns Frsf~rsy aS4
SAs aSsS eS&l asy SssGs~. Believes MasA
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wiusos ties ss u cssts each q oar sAls toda
HyNsno. Pauson & Co
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-30

from his brief glance he CLEANED that,
through the death of his mothers only
brother, he and his brother were Joint
heirs to an enormous fortune. He re-
stored the letter to its envelope, the in
telligence seemed an unnecessarily cruel
taunt of fate. His riches or his poverty
could not now concern him.
And to think of it all reverting to
Howard" he muttered He will not
know how to use it; he will be more UNI
comfortable than pleased. He becomes
heir to ten times what should originally
have been his through one mans perfdy,
and because | am that mans son, and be-
cause it is Just law that the sins of the
father shall be visited on the children, |
must suffer. There is but one conSola-
tion-no one knows, or ever can know,
the depth of our fathers baseness but
ourselves"
1t suddenly flashed upon him that the
knowledge had now narrowed down to
himself. He turned the envelope over
caressingly, repeating softly, mo one on
earth knows but myself"
He seemed to derive a certain satisfac-
tion from the words.
Were we right in so summarily deCid-
ing that only through our death could
restitution he nader he demanded
Howard would be far more content if
left with his books and modest compe-
tenCy. The control of the vast wealth
would be nothing but burden to him
OF course, he could not be given what is
rightfully his without creating suspicion,
and that must be avoided, but we can
-
He went no further, for ne was again
confronted by his brothers death. He
| once more extended his hand to the re-
! volver, and all his lately acquired repOse
vanished His face hardened a look of
10. b.rV !, f-
perhaps it is as well" he urged. He
would never have been at peace, for he
had an exaggerated idea of honor. II
| determine to live" he pursued, Il shall
resolutely thrust from me the remem-
| brance of what we discovered. There will
| be nobody, nothing to remind me of il,
and even to myself / shall appear as much
! a man of honor as before we happened
! upon those papers"
| With logged firmness he replaced the
cartridges and revolver in their compart-
| ment. No sign of the conflict which had
| ragged remained.
| 1t had grown late, and he carefully
| dressed for dinner. Once or twice his
thoughts lowered over the motionless
form lying in his brothers room. 1t
would be necessary for him to feign sur
| prise when the servants found the body
but he impressed upon himself the fact
that he would be cautious not to overact
! his role.
! He had dressed without his Wallets
help; but as he was about to leave the
room, he heard him in the corridor. He
advanced toward the door, smiling a
| little, as if pleased at having got along
| without the mans assistance.
He opened the door, then retreated a
| step, as did also the man on the threshold.
The two brothers, both carefully dressed,
| stood face to face.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-30
WANT A FEMALE MASONIC LODGE
Paris Women Determine to "Regene-
rate" the Ancient Secret Order.
From the New York Trlbnne.

From the New York Tribune.
The ladies of Paris are about to found
female Masonic lodge. Defeated in their
attempts to obtain seats in the legisla-
ture, in the academy, and in themunicipal
councils, they have determined TO resort
to E'reemasonry, their object being. so they
announced, TO ''regenerate" this secular
institution, to endow it with more life
and fraternity" and above all to drive
all politicians out of the temple The
organizers of this project have already
obtained the consent of the government,
and an executive committee Of eight has
been appointed, with Mime. Marie Derais-
mes as the first grand mistress, or veneer
able, Of the lodge, which already includes
over 100 members. 1t is stated
that the ladies are assisted in tho work Of
organization BY three brothers Of the
craft. The ladies announce that they do
not intend to follow the example of the
male lodges with respect to mysteries and
theatrical ceremonies. and intend to re-
main content with the trimestrial and an
nual passwords II is scarcely necessary
to add that they are devoting much atten-
ton TO the insignia, and while the appren-
tees and ordinary mistress Masons are TO
wear aprons similar to those OF their
brethren, the dignitaries will don gar
ments Of various colors, representing the
sun, the temple, the instruments of Mas
onry and other emblems. The object of
the scheme is asserted to be purely philan-
thrOpic
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-30
HER HERO WAS ON HAND.
Miss Golder's Rescue by Her Lover a
Strange Example of Destiny.
From Id London Telegranh.

In real life II is unfortunately rare for
lovers to have the opportunity of proving
their heroism by rescuing their sweet
hearts from imminent death. although
this sort of thing is the veriest common
place among writer's of fiction. What.
however, is still more uncommon is that
any event should occur remotely resem-
bling the very picturesque tale of Miss
Jessie Colder of Kingston and Mr.. Cobb.
the lighterman, and it is therefore well to
chronicle them when destiny is good
enough to send them in our way Mr.
Cobb, ii seems, had been keeping
company with Miss Colder, a Young
woman of II summers. One day they
had Il quarrel, and the gentleman in his
wrath threatened to give her up"
Such remarks are well known to reflect
merely passing phrase of amorous feeling;
but, unhappily for herself, Miss Colder
took them quite seriously. In consequence
she suffered o.much mental anguish that
late one evening she rushed out of
friend house to the bank of the river
and threw herself into the water 1t
happened, by an extraordinary Coinci-
dence, that Cobb and his tug were
near at hand; he was, indeed sitting in
his cabin, when he heard some one scream
ing for help. Without any hesitation he
rushed along the bank to the spot, and
was the means OF saving the life of the
drowning girl when she was going down
for the third time.n Not till then did he
discover that the woman he had so
pluckily rescued was his own lady banns I!
Arraigned at the police court for at
| tempted suicide, Jessie Colder had the
| supreme pleasure of seeing her resCuer
come toward and express his willingness
to go through the marriage ceremony.
And as it is clearly against public policy
| for magistrates to interfere with
| contemplated matrimonial arrangements,
| the too precipitate but now overjoyed
| Miss Colder was dismissed with a eau
| tion-and with Mr. Cobb. Asan example
| of fate's eccentricities the tale deserves
| to take rank as a "leading case" The
| chances against the lover being at that
| part of the river just at the right moment
for the rescue were simply enormous In
| order to bring about the happy ending
| his tug had to be anchored Just at that
| spot in the whole river; he himself had to
be in his cabin instead of on shore; Miss
| Colder had to select exactly the right
| part of the bank, and to scream Just loud
| enough, and nobody else near at hand
| was to hear that scream and plunge in to
the rescue before Mr.. Cobb arrived Yet
all these seeming unlikelihoods took place
| and now, instead of a medal for saving OF
| life, Mr. Cobb has gained something
which he no doubt values considerably
more When destiny makes match in
this way, who will dare to step in and
| forbid the banns!