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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-24
Special NOTICES.

WOODLAND PARK FLORAL COMPANY
w have, for the convenience OF their customers
opened store at y O ei6 second street, between
MADISON and Marion streets Palms cut flowers
ana decoration speciality.
NOTICE-PARTIES MOVING AWAY DE.
~ string so sell household goods or obtain adj
vancss ON same, Diamonds. watches etc. can
MAKE better terms than elsewhere BY addressing -
r. fost-iRteiligencer. All business con hdeutiaL
RUTTEa-sPLESDI ONLY soc ROLL
'at Now Butter store, Front near Pike
GCHooL ELECTROMAGNETIC Is HEkERY
~ given that on saturday. November L. 1898 a
school election viii be held in school district No l.
In the city OF seattle King county for the purpose
OF electng two members OF the board Of education
Tor the term OF THREE years each
The polls will be opea at 1 H. m and contiuus
pes until n M Al the following piaces:
Rainier school building
south school building
T. IT, Minor school building
Denny school building
tolumola school building
Pacific school building
Mercer school building
X r. Day school building.
Latona school building
once northwest coraer Yesier avenue and Third
street ~ $3.50
Mctoomts busiding, seventh and pike stree,.
0ampoeil building northwest corner Front and
Marion streets
J. r. MscDouGALI. Presidsns
Auest-H. +. WHITNEY, Secretary
Dated Seattle, October IL, 1891
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POST-IyTELLlCEyER CO
SEATTLE WAsA
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NoTICE-ALL BILLS AGAINST THE
~ steamer City % A berdeen up 10 and includ.
,ss october so 1898, should be presented 10 Capt
whey, a. City docs, before aha date
= WILEY NAVIGATION On
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PRoFEssIoSAL SURsE.

r AIDES HOME FOR CONFINEMENT. sl5
II Thomas street. near Poplar. Mrs NJ. Nc
Dermott, Midwife
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THE NEW ENGINE ON DECK.
Hauled Up Very Little Damaged,
kuns Qaite Smoothly.

The new Waterous engine was quietly
hauled out Of tho harbor yesterday after.
noon at / O'Clock bu. little the worse for
her salt water bath. Ii was the kindness
OF Prov idencc and no: the management Of
those in charge. however. that prevented
serious damage to the machins and loss to
her builders. The manner Of her taking
out was simplicity itself.
Diver Benjamin put siings through the
tops Of the wheels with spreaders to keep
them from closing in and hurting the ton
work Of the machine. Then the pile driver
belonging to Capt. J. W. McAilep. Capt. ID.
X. Howard ana Capt. J. ". Bryant hitched
on TO the slings. and in about six minutes
after her engines began working the ma
chine was sitting upright on her wheels
on the float just rs though nothing at all
had ever happened. Her smokestacs still
lay at the bottom. and few wrenches and
FIRE apparatus were also in the same viclu-
itv The housing over the boiler was
denied and little out Of shape. the little
fresh water tank inst forward OF the boiler
was STAYED in. the paint had began 10
scale off from the wheels and
the left hand side rod connect
ing the rock arm with the fly
wheel crank shaft had lost some Of its
nickel: these Sigh; hurts did no; in tn.
least disable the engine and IL could have
done good service nj ire In three minutes
after emerging from the water.
As soon as could be. water was pu. into
her boiler, fire built in her furnace and
steam pat upto sixty pounds. she was
then started at her work with a grea.
suction hose drawing water from :he
Sound, and il any one had been in ioub,
before he must have been convinced by
this time that nothing allied her. Toward
8 O'Clock. " hen steam had fallen down 10
about ten pounds. Engineer Gibson started
her up again. opening the throttle very
slightly; yet even with this slight amount
of rover she moved easily. throwing water
freely fron, both her open nozzles on Tire air
chamber. When the tide rose TO the level OF
the slir n: about ~. she was taken of the
t,oa, on to the wharf and 10 the machine
shop. wher, she will be thoroughly over
hauled. The time for her test has not yet
been settled.
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REAL ESTATE sALES.
Deeds Recorded In the Auditor's once
Yesterday.


Real sstate transactions from January !. 1874,
are&3.6ls,2.6 There were died for record yester.
day . deeds, the considerations aggrsgasing
sm,2n Following 10 the list - furnished b.
Osborne. Trempss 4 Co. abstracsors OF titles.
liS Cherry street. between Front and second:
Doroshea Gordon to Franklin Gordon, lots l.,
2. aud 9. block ?. Lake View add, ss0.
John Bishi 10 Ross Davis, VIZ iot =, block 8.
.Georss Ii. wsbtr 70 George Rsinich. lot s..
block 81. seeiey's to Dcs Moin~s. $40.
George Reinieh 30 =. Burg. lot s. block 81.
Seeley'a to Des Moiues. 30
George T. Orchard to Mary u. Knox. part sec
Gsorge :. Orchard to Mary NJ. Broome. par.
sec IS. y, :, g. so
Lulu Iongicliow to West seattle Lodge. No.
q, X. r.. lot Is, block 81. I'd plat West Seattle.
Mamie A. Hall to Maria NJ. Cramsr. part lot
n, block II, Jahkson strect ad, 81.
J. d. smith % II. A. Bigslow. lots 10 and IL,
block I. 81 motor line add. tsDn
Adam sachs "a q. W. Rima, lot Is, block Q.
Green's add aud other land. s2.o96
r. =. connelley TO W. II. Overlook. lots IA
N..wslllnsiord 10 =. NJ. Van Alssins. ssAc. in
lot 2, sec q, Is. 4. 500
john cornell! . ". F. Monroe. lot =. block 4.
Thomas Manlsy TO Patrick Brown, 10, ]. block
81 Renton add. &1,np.
": +; I..nxdon to stella Mn, und hall 10. ].
Insa Johuson TO r. T. Bathurst. lots and 6,
block 10. kirkland syndicate lsf. $50
n. r Z. H. Co. to Thomas Mason. Ell NV IL.
-, 6, &s2n
T. II. Muidoou 20 Andrew Nelson, lott block
]. Market street add. $50.
Il. :. smysh to S. J. Lyon. lots in Merlin Park.
G,sa
= J. Lyon tn J. I. Clinton, lots In Merlin Park
J. l. clinton 10 h. II. Rothweli. lots in Merlin
fsrs. tisa
Il, II. Ro.hweil to !. /. Clinton. lots IN Merlin
Park. .S9.
p Rutherford to J. W Hart. sw NV 20 es
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Grand Matinee for Ladies'.

The advance sale of seats for ladies' mat
inee at Cordray's today has been larger
than for any Wednesday matinee hereto
fore, and the prospects are that fashion
able and large audience will be in attend
ance. Eastern managers adopted the
Wednesday matinee to meet the wishes OF
ladies tho desired that one performance
during the week should be devoted to
them exclusively. and it has grown to be q
fashionable theatrical event, Mt which the
alter parties composed. of well-known So
ciety people enjoy themselves socially and
by amusing recreation. The ladies Of Sc
attic are just as wide-awakn rs thei. East
ern sisters. and as they have home thea
ter whore the Wednesday matinee can be
made feature of the weeks fashionable
amusements. it lies with them whether the
occasion shall become an acknowledged
social event of more than ordinary prom
inence or not Manager Cordray will do
his share to establish ladies' day in max
ing his attractions worthy Of the sup
port of every lady in tho city. He
will do all that q manager can do to make
the Wednesday matinee specially con-
genial and pleasant. so that the tastes and
feelings of the lady patrons will he antic-
ipated and everything eliminated in the
shape OF objectionable associations that
would tend to dim the pleasure Of bright
and refined social gathering. Today. rs
the earnest Of his policy in this direction,
he will present every lady who attends
with handsome perfume Gift. and he
wishes ladies' 10 bear in mind tina. the in
trinslc value Of the gift itself is not 10 be
looked upon, in any degree. AS a measure
of his desire 10 see the Wednesday matt
nee taken heartily III hand by them and
carried 10 most successful and happy
issue. Moths" By the new company. IS
the attraction i'm the ihea;er, and its
presentation will afford unailoyed
pleasure. The trained cockatocs of Sig
Giovanni perform delightful tricks, and
ladies visiting the fhea:er are requested TO
call at the auditorium and enjoy the novel
spcctarie
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To CLAIM kENXoN's ESTATE.
B~pJamtu Kenyon Arrires and VIII
Prove He. the Missing Heir.

BENJAMIN Kenyon. OF Bienhelm town.
sh y. oxford county. ontario. cousin o! the
late J. Gardner kenyon and heir Ia all Of
bis Seattle property, arrived here Monday
evening and IS no~ stepping al is> Third
street. He IS accompanied ny his son. J.
J. KENYON, and his attorney. r. i. Bail
To \ rosr-lxrELlIcxsczR reporter Nj
Kenyon said yesterday afternoon;
have eoy.ae 90. here - ale rsy c,a4ra 81 T. =
c.,sasls. estate ard expect Ia have 80 ssssulfy
sn moving tavsest ~ ee ihe Ben aEzia kSayan
mentioned n tie viii Sa. J DO set expect ans
contest. shalt eansnsi w5ta sas attorneys IA
THIS e.ty tasssnsraw aGa va VITA r@safu home
ever ;he gzaa.ian i'aslac railway ca TaGrslsy
,,,aaaav saow soothing OF say eosses, gencs
suaeesnsng ny cozsias SAsis liic IS be weas 10
a.s4f.s;ass in lsssS and heart 10 ;1o-e - hlm
Ea.il ais as&sA-
NJ. Kenyon Is well preserves sns a Tor
rs age. 80 years. and taxes has gas for
tas.c very calmly
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Pssssh aren't for r.,tv O0@.d.,.

Nina Lyman, Allie Brunswick, Flor
ence Laseile and Emma Norton are under
20 bail each before the municipal court
Tor selling Equor without license.
the case OF II. Gems. accused Of selling
veal under the age Of four weeks, will TO
heard this afternoon before the municipal
court.
II. Fiander, proprietor OF the Our Boys
restaurant. on Jackson street. was fined
VI and costs by Judge Glasgow in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday for nm assault on
Charles Watts. alias Shorty. his cook
John Griffin was fined SIS by Judge
Glasgow yesterday and sent to Jail in de-
fault for stealing . basket of coal from
the Oregon improvement Company.
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day night at II O'Clock health officers &C.
cinased those WAC we're in the bunk house
belonging TO the Saoqualmie ranch. John
Gordon refused to have the operation per-
formed upon his person. This did mot
prevent the work being done. as by the
Aid Of several Of those who we're standing
near The vaccine was soon in his blood.
George Rafferty,. who has ranch near
Snoqualmie. returned from Seattle minus
the index finger of his right hand He
went to hospital about two weeks ago
suffering with sxolIed finger caused by
o thorn from devil club being in the tin-
ger joint; The piace Of relief Was reached
too late to prevent the amputasion.
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AMUsEMENrs.

ssCtaderella" 1t the New Theaser.
'Cinderella." which is to be presented
at the New Seattle thcaser Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday and ~ SATURDAY. matt
nee. Is brilliant spectacular production
in TIVE acts, staged on a scale Of magniFl-
cence and gorgeous splendor never before
attempted. The children's fairy story
mothers and fathers remembrances.
superb array OF speciality artists. new and
original music. enhancing electrical and
scenic effects. artistic properties and cos
tunes, beautiful iairyiand scene. dazzling
princes palace, the living mice and rats.
living lizxards and ponderous pumpkin. all
transformed into an deliberately jeweied
coach and shetland ponies before the eyes
Of the audience.
CAST o. cHARAcrRRa
Felix. Prince Of sale.no 49, Mr. George Trader
Baron Pompoiino. the cruel aud heartless
A..doro. tutor to ,he prince. Ns. Burt Wells
Pedro the bAron's servant. Mr.. Maurice stewart
daughter e :h d: sr Sss,,,
proud sisters M, n'iy Rsno
Fairy Queen. Cinderella's godmosher.
Fairies, hunters. lords. ladies'. etc.
Superb specially company. including
the famous acrobats, Robert, Leando and
]. r. Stack; the great Oriental necro-
mancer, Ali Zada; queen Of the slack wire;
the wonderful child artistic, Little Irene.
and the monarchs Of the air, Willie and
Lille Coles. The San Francisco Call says:
Manager T. J. Holden is encouraged to con-
tinue the fairy tale Christmas spectacle "Cin-
derella'' on the stage week longer than at first
intended. This 10 owing to the congested state
OF the Auditorium ct the close OF forsnight's
run. In other words, while the business OF tho
stage has been fairy tale all through the holi-
day season. the very opposite has been the case
at tho tox Office. There ID no fairy tale told al
that place: but instead the hard material coin
OF the commonwealth speaks for itself. Beng
ianciful one may imagine "Cinde.eila'' to have
been q transmuter OF metals-tin foil ana Dutch
metal being turned into silver and gold By its
magical influence.
A dramatic. spectacular and specially show
money, time and labor were not spared 10 get
ting it up. There were sixty.four people em.
ployed In the piece. making to.al OF ninety.
nine employees altogether.
On Saturday afternoon at the Seattle
theater, during the performance OF tho
great spectacular production of "Cin-
dereils. two pairs Of fine slippers will be
presented to some lady and girl. Miss
Ida Aubrey, who plays the part Of Gin
derella, is SAID to have an unusually small
foot. aud the following offer is made by
Manager Holden: The girl that can put
on the slipper that Miss Aubrey wears
during the entire performance will be pre-
scented with an elegant ami very costly
pair of slippers, but the girl must be over
8 and not over Is years. The lady must
be over 20 years. The contest will take
place ON the stage Of the Seattle theater.
The fine slippers arc now on exhibition In
the windows Of Trecn'& Co., Front street.
Select your own size and style.
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neaaRg FOE The THuPLETs.
= = oeughs BY the wife. who says she
IL Deserted.

1n1es in this section Of the country -
- enlisd upon to divorce trip.ets, per-
- h6esuss the odd member Of the COM
$50 has no Standing in court either a.
lint or ~ principal. ParadoxicaI
: i nay seem. however, Judge Langley
Mtpss ssked TO separate a couplet Who
uwlksIess are Triplests. Ever sincs her
r1uinee st Green Castle. Sullivan county.
-. psoembcr 81. lsss. Ida May Triplstt
= = her complaint. her husband. Louis.
I le hilsd 10 furnish her with enough
- 70 cat or sufficient clothes
Z scar, and she has at various
- zen compelled to work and sup
= herself and child. now o years
3 n 1857 he deserted her for seven
-, leaving her without any means Of
-: and. after working out q while,
4 n NJ 10 60 home to her father to live.
r. - psomise 20 do letter. however. she
l1inod him again. but he failed to keep
f tgonise, and last October he again
1nmpsd. leaving her without any means
ampport. and she has since then been
Atead to support herself and child by her
- labor. Which makes her tired.
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Reduced Rates fer the summer.

The Hotel del Coronado otte-s verv Low
rates during she summer. Il Is weil Known
that Coronado possesses the inest and
most sgUab,e marine climate IN sas world
The s;mosphess Is perfectly dry soft aui
naild. and = Is entirely free from the IN SITS
which the ce.d ocean currents throw On
the acre northern pats nj ta!s coast Il
has She lsrSes, aad tinesi bot ansi cold salt
water swimming tanks and the hest Q;
surf bathing on the Coast. The grounds
are handsome. plenty 81 chances for en-
ieyrnen,~ 4r.v, ae. horseback exercise. so.-
iasiag tae hlGoted Aoga2S, tshinE. hunt
ins boating. LAM tennis. and az Kinds Of
exercl ses. dancing and osher means for
thorough enjoyment h22ua-iT4s, jackets
srom san Francisco bY ra4I. els Market
ssr.et, az watrr, { Ns< Montgomery
street. snciudins ffteea days teeas.. So.
w.sa privilege IL longer 81 10 per asy.
r. = RatSoc&. manager Hotel de- Coro-
naia, Coronai9. Ssa Diego eonnty. a.
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lsk EvlTI y.
lee 4 Bowdsn Mortgage loans see n

lee & Bowdsn Mortgage loans Sec them.
w Rat nier. Of Belle View. yesterday brought
60 town two boxes Of very fiae Lake Washington
strawberries The Srxt Of the season.
Rev. Or George will speak at the ". c. T. T.
rarior meeting To be held ri the residence of
Mrs. WELDON. i3-5 Hyde street. on Friday alter
noon.
on May II the children Of the Unitarian sun
DAY schoaa will celebrate Flower sunday. As
many nowcrs ~ possible will be brought to-
re;her and sskea to the hospitals 10 tie alter
noeg.
Mrs Mary Clement Leavits. the POUND the
world missionary oi the Womsns Christian
Temperance Uusoa. Will be IN Seattle juno Is
mud II. and with delive. some addresses under
the auspices of tbs. body
Victor A. Iceberg, accused es burglary and OF
stealing a pair OF shoes from john kcsues =
chop on Fifth aad Main streets. was committed
To Jail ia default OF $50 bonds ~ Judge HumHh.
rey yesterday 10 he tried In tbs superior court
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When We made the arrangement with the
Madison Street Cable Railway Company for
passes. We thought IL would pay US to get ten
houses built at once. even II We had to pay the
transportation Of ten men for ono year to accom-.
plish IL, but We have made miscalculation.
We arc not going to profit By the arrangement .
psnny's worth. for We will not have any lots left
to b enhanced in value By the building Of
houses.
We do not expect 10 have alot isis By next
Saturday night and shall not advertise the
Madison Street Cable Railway Addition after
this week.
We will see to II, however, that the Asst ten
men who build get posses like this:
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James Hart, Of Christopher. was ap-
pointed by the board OF county commits
sioners superintendent Of construction for
the new county a!mshouse and hospital.
The bond Of Charles Smith, ovcrseer Of
road district No. Is. near Gilman, was ap-
proved.
Lee Monohan was appointed overseer Of
road district No. -. south Of Newcastle.
The Go!ob- Brooks road was established
by deed. and will hereafter be known Is
county road No. 325
A number OF tax petitions were acted
upon and the board adjourned until
yune5
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The lease o; five type-setting machines
by tie Merren;haier Linotype Company.
OF New YORK. "a the Telegraph Publishing
Company Was rlei for record yesterday x.
,he county auditors Office -Four OF the
machines are made to set minion typ. and
the ether uolpayeii. The conditions Of
the lease are that tho Mergenthaler Com
cany small receive $3.50. oae-hal! cash
one-luar.er ia SIX months and ons-quarter
in twelve months. uron The payment o,
which the machines become the property
of the newspaper. The machines vii lie
nut IL work gtFis week.
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~. Was new suits were flea Yesterday
- 81 he elers Of the superior court.
et,.ss.ee Rcss vs. fsw,a Eel. Ct a,,--sul, for
essr. P's" vs. Louis 1r.ricit-suis for
1xass ~ 'sisllrs Investment Company rs
ta3s nseoa SUIT fps restraining eries
bsrs.sSs Als'enaonse ~ Nvs ". k.ss-sa!t
~ on prusasssury notes
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DR.. +. s. Palmer, at present assistant
health officer. was elected yesterday after
noon by the board to succeed DIR. X. NJ
Eames. whose resignation Of the post OF
health officer takes effect on June /.
DR.. r. ". Willis was elected assistant.
This was the only business done by tho
board and it was disposed Of very quickly.
ths meeting being a special one called for
the purpose.
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Sesssos Charge Against . Teansses-
Witnesses 70 the Resese.
). H. Matthews. giving his occupation
- . feamsssr and his residence a. Howard
street near the Lake View cemeterv ia in
the city jail charged with "A attempt 70
commit . fe!onio1s assault on the seven
year-old daughter OF or.ey G. whitney. .
fireman living at Sic Alton street. IL il
said tina. lie gave the child money % in.
auce her to accompany him into a vacant
LOT opposite her fathers home, bu. tha.
her cries attracted attention and led 70 the
defeat Of his object
The arrest was made By Officer Robert
Holisc!ow Ut acou. Sis yesterday after
noon a. the instance OF a woman in the
neighborhood, who claimed to b one Of
three witnesses to the act. Another wit
ness. u Il said, was the child's own mother,
who Is in possession Of the money alleged
to have been given to the child by Mat
thexs.
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esssss asa County Onicrs,

kssalsi, q us,,v. Of sweden v...s.
"siusenshlp yesterday by Judge Lang.
ssase sese .wa cash. ,uo homestead and two
sMsss siasm ent:le. fi,et in the Unites state.
- sAss Yesterday
IN 80 70 Vel wsrs issaei yesterday for
snhst aud Alice Roc. of Auburn. An
- .saafx saa Jennie Hansen, OF Fremont;
ssnieFaeeS eni Jessie A. Davis, 81
sae. Of seattle
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rRSSED HIS GUILT
- the Mail-Box Robber,
Will Plead Guilty.
- HAD TROUBLE BEFORE.
- Auosg the Tstplstt Ysnuy-
! ne~,es fer Defective Esgtas-
q assbsnd sss Free.

~ Neyers, alias ]. Cohn. arrested at
I 1-.sacJjs by Detective Bolton Rogers
.s.S eHareed with rohbing the possofsics
sss1f ~ NcDougali 4 southwick Com.
., - taken before United States Com
! Sns Emery yesterday for preliminary
.ss1-inssion. Meyers admitted bis guilt
~trn bound over to the United States
- jsy..
~ mai,'s real name Is Fox. and he
80 u . good Hebrew family in San
oefnoe. He has been in one or tive
- bsfore. aud will plead guilty.
49, = obtain light sentence.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Con:aiyng eighteen rooms. large
grounds; rent reasonable: eight blocks
from rosioffice. apply 5. once 10 room
i.5 Squire i.a:imer huiidtng.
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ps.sssd by Defective CyI,na or.

n sals Of Howard W. Baker against
DEmhing.on Iron Works for 500 dam
osaused BY an alleged detective engine
|0nD6sf made by the latter for the steamer
- 81 Washington. was OIL trial yester-
RI eofofe Judge Irwin. Baker alleged
n1by resson Of the defective cylinder the
- u Washington had TO hire the
an1nss Hassalo TO take her place while
s1kng for new cylinder to be made.
~ 6siendanta claim that they made
ln1lhss cylinder for the boat. which tho
ylaiatia scce pied in lieu of all damages.
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The Husband Set Free.

lido Langley yesterday granted to
tness J. Bryant divoce from Hattie
n1snl The case was not contested. Tao
11HR alleged in his complaint that
] ~ vsre married at Wilmer, MIMI, No.
Nlhaf IA. 1850. and that she abandoned
- Isst November without cause. Ho
pseid that during the last five years
Nd often quarrelcd with him without
eocstion and generally deported her
, manner unbecoming . lady. They
- two children. and the husband was
- The custody OF the younger one.
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Asxinsou spposnsed guardian "a l.ssra for z.ns,
kesrs s '~'NSs
Estate Of ]. :. y. raars-rInaa account es at-
Mtnssssasog tss4- settlement -. sos lane
ksssfe OF Mary tsassa-TEomss Rsex E1rsr
err -rr'ss
Iosaaiiy o: z G. Bsooks-conpsasa. s.sss aad
warrant Issued
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fay For Shipgtc Rolea,

a.. aas honesup got verdict by de-
- "a Judge Humes' court Yesterday
49, she Mamie Leaf Shingie Company
we ie' shingle holts sold to and SER
- fsndered for the defendant