davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-19
2IQrRf6ert6f

@btcago, Is. Sept.
ToGgen6e 9retle purben bel gr0Beren
Partieen c%r5telt:
Butter, bette GreamcrD>@ aare, 81
O., quite 25026c, m~ittelmGBtge 239(0
243c. 0atrD, bette, 22@233c, mittelgute
nno quite 20@21c, frii9er 9aftng Stod
139@14c
8uttertn, bette Creamery 18c, recbt
f6One 17c, 9atrb 1896 unb 143c fir Die
bette; in pGous" Ober fletuen @ebinben &c
me6r.
&dfe, bette y6uG Cream Gbe66ars",
8(089c, u3Uins" 8@84c, goung Ni1erica
8(@93c, na69emocbter ScbtpeiSer 113012c,
v8rtd" 94@10c 2imblrger 9(093c.
@ter, 9an3 tril3e, 15@-c bas
0ubcn6.
&ortoffeGn: 9(us &anfas 5@68c,
aus 0iScOnitn 60(065c.
BD tsteD: Slip.
SET ii ell, Ieben6iges Strfeb go
C; Si6ner: 6cnnen 9@93c, Sabine
o., Gnten 5000 fir Iebenbige;
@dnie, lcbenbi9e nit ben 9anSen Te6ern
8 .OO0$6.O0 per 0ubeno. Spring
GDidcnS" 1O(0-c 6as 9funb, So. 6Gbne
5000 baS Yfun6.
81 ii e: QGeiBfraut aus Suinois
75@85c, nSpeet Gorn" 5@7c bas 0uben6
Nebren, 8lumenfobl $1(@$1.1 10 6as &tltz
cbelt, vSueet 8otato5" aus Baltimore
s. ,75@$3.85 bas SAB, Gomaten $10
$1,25 per 8ui6eL fir bieitge, Seaerie 100
zoe baS Oubeno.
8obnen: 8eite vMaoic8" $1.75@
1.8O, mtttelgute 81 .60@1. 65, NIT Der
Wai6ine 9ereint9tc $1.4O(@$1. so.
OFT, 9eo0rrtcs: 2lepfel, tinitGtb sez
trofnete, 73@1Oc bas 8funb, an Ser
Sonne g%ebOrrte n0r6ltcbe 5@64c, 8ftrIibc
5@6c, 8rombeeren 6@7c, 6imbeeren 23(0
243c; Golifornii6es: Q(prtfoien 14(016c,
ntcbt gci9dlt: 9firitcbc SOLE, gcicbdltc
22@24c; Bfaumen 9@13c; &oitnen !:
2onbOn 2aperS 81. 65@2.O ba8 &iitcben,
WtuStateler $.2601.35, loie 406c.
Sbit frti6es NcpfeI $1.OO(01.75 un6
$2.OO@3.5O, is na4 Der Site, 8ononen
5Oo(0$1.25, Gitrpnen S. .5O(04.O 90, TLoz
ribacr Srongeu $-.-@-.-, 8rDmbeeren
$1.25@1.5O, 8ftrlt9e NIT Ioiem aern
q 81 30@35c Der &orb.
, 1893-09-19
@enieite.


Gem, 1869 80. Wurtb Ape.
9aher, 887 q. Mnplelpooh stoe.
9}llioH, 8728. California stDe.
Soebne, 938 81. California aoe.
tleiterbouie, 1875 q. california Ios
Srublp. 1914 MtIlpoutee goe.
Soubs, 1863 Wtilipaufee glos.
Satlep, 1929 Mtlluoutee aps.
2eare, 400 Milpaufee 9tpe.
ellis, 521 WtIluaufee @pe.
Gurs. 821 MiIluoufee Ioe.
&inber0 1913 Miltpoufee aoe.
Semper, 1913 Milipdufee 4oe.
Stuter, 1850 Wilipantee aos.
An6ree, 1854 Mlilnaufee Ape.
Caring, 1895 Wtiliponfce Npe.
1erieu, 1903 MiIluaufee aoe.
Sron. 655 30. Gortb @oe.
Soufen, 759 80. 9tortb ape.
SDoper, 765 %. 9tortb 9loe.
goid. $50 MtiIluautee Aue.
StettpDet. las Wlillpollfse Mos
Senrt1s, 165 Mtluoutee Moe.
Soffu,ann, 233 MiIipanfee aos
Senien, 242 Milpaufee ape.
SreoprIeu, 2S6 Milmanfee gtpe.
Su1ben. 800 Mtltpaufee Noe.
Gillespie, 288 q. Sorgampn ctr.
Seoeringbons & SeiIiuB, 448 Wiiliuoufee WUe
Neius Depot, 1854 Grnlitoee Aoe.
Netps 0epot. 1855 Nrltita9e goe.
GpbiniOt. SA Millpoute gne.
Nelus 5ture, $50 80. Chicago aSA
9ede. 412 81. @ihlauo Qoe.
, 1893-09-19

6rennben nno getannteu Die trallrige Na6ri9t, bag
inier Batter Wtntbtas sou am Sonntag ben II. Sept.
I'M utter BON 81 Sabreu ~getOrbe1t lit. Sic geer0i9ung
ftnoet ltott am Wtittrpo3 ben 20. Sept, nm 2 ll9r, bonn
Srarerganie; 278 y. @gicago 4oe. mad benz 81. 8Oni=
Taells=6nttesoder. 9ie trnuern6en 9iHterbliebenet
@eilridD, @tlbclat, Sobanm, Soiepb uno
Better son, S0bue.
, 1893-09-19

I'm bel Der augenblidLiben Notblage
Nrbeitiucbenben bas @rIangen BON 8eicbdfz
tigung mtOgli3t gu erlei6tern, tpir6 bis
auf @eiteres bas Qbenbblatt Der SQinois
StaatS5eitun9 Stelcngeiucbe unentgeltli3
aufnebmen.
, 1893-09-19
MenOblatt Der 81. Shafts 3eituno
tt in Oen unten onsessbenen @eT4afteu sa boben.

Ut IN oe1 uuten orge9e6eren SeIbdften at baben:
NoroIci4e.
6. Sentmer. 1899 2incpIn Ioe.
q. 6. Stepban, 1850 2incolu gloe.
403 SrpB gtoe.
402 gtoscoe golreoaro.
q. st, Semitic, 1881 gelnout qoe.
g. Goldman, 1744 Glarf Str.
s. 81. Mopre, 442 8incoln Mpe.
Spn JtolGos, ass &incolr 9toe.
6. G. 9ap, $40 &incpti @oe.
grant M09ner, 597 Sinepln Mne,
Soepb Mtuut, 747 &ttcol1 aoss
6. gteabaus, $40 &ineolu Npe.
@m.S ap1or. 1917 9incol1 Mns
u. BETTING. 1925 Glort Str.
@o.ber. 457 Start Str.
Srau Ginbelnaun, 42l GIorf StE.
9. 81. @Gr. 313 Glarf ctr.
90, A. Wtpne9, 267 Start ctr.
81. Serud?tu, 161 @lort Ctr.
s. 81. Jte9er. 513 glort Str.
8. YeGDuer, 590K @Iart Str.
Sau0 Bros.
9. 9oppnonn, S67 GIarf Str
s. SmitD, 961 Start Ctr.
Srau 6. Matfer, 453 MeQs Ctr
q. Nutberfprb. 500 Weas Str.
Surubua, 545 MeIt3 ctr.
9R. G.. S0nGiht, $50 Meas StE
6. 30 9rpeet, 707 I3ens Str.
Sobu Storr, 260 IGeus Str.
9. gurrie, 306 Meas Str.
6. SteIe, 3A Me4S ctr.
s. SiQer. 1863 g9els 5tr.
Nrutr, 19 MeGS Ctr.
Sobn gerf. H1 Mens Ctr.
Sobu 8ueflep, 211 meaS ctr.
Sra1 6, SobnIon, 276 MeIs Str.
6. GgaciNe, 100 MelS ctr.
$. 9aQGr, 1888 @Geas Ctr.
g.. 6eriGn, 80 g8euS Ctr.
8. @eber, 195 &arrabee Str.
Soffntour, 44 2orrabee Str.
s. Berger, SIT &arrobee Str.
Jrau s.. Mtorqou, 225 9tpifon StR.
She %golum5uS, $40 9iniIion ctr.
6. 81. Wbite, 407K 9ipifion Str.
g. 6. gtelion, 334 9ipiIiou Str.
6. &~uber1on, 317 9iptftou Str.
8. Wiiler, 81 Wilpip Str.
g. 81. Gbma1n. sc Wiaolp Ctr
$. S6urte1, 81 State Ctr.
s. I. Stebl, 255 @lepelano ans.
s. S4urt, 991 @eb9tuid Str.
70. s. MfeBler, 587 Seb9pid Str
G. gt9e1, 398 @eb9tpid Str.
Sreuier, 262 Seb9mtf Ctr.
Sobu Gtein, 24 Sebeipid 9tI.
9itties, 262 SGhotpid Str.
9. 6. 9utnom, 249 @Ipbourn Abe.
9apter, 403 @lDbpur1 NDe.
9. q8eiB, 1928 &l0bpurn Ioe.
u. 30. G6Iid, "a Glpbonrn gne.
&pbert 9reger, 149 Sainois Ctr
g. @Grober, 316 Mortet Ctr.
8tIpeblab g. Ntapmuieu, sol Marfet Gta
Surtenber9, PIP geuter Ctr.
s.. Grben, 1879 Genter ctr.
Srou 81. Rubn, AZ Gugenie Ctr
Nug. Sran5en, 50 @lt9ente Str.
@hoS. @6beL. 16 Gnoente Str.
Ntar Si9teuiterrh 259 Stub Str.
G1OTette.
@uoitortrln 5oteL
8ictoria SoteL.
Weuiu9ton 9oteL
2slaub SDteI.
EacGDDs 9otel.
S~erin9tpu SoteG
80 @ou9reB Str.
81 NbanlS ctr.
III San 9uren Ctr.
no Sorrtion CTR.
Ill Sorriipu ctr.
9aarf 9oteL. IS. ctr. uno Maboih WOA
, 1893-09-19
Gerlanat Nf6nner mn Iranen.

92erIangt: Sir Die StoDt nno unt9e61n9 finf
~ Serreu lnb 5pei 9amet ais Mgeuteu fir cine erfter
&IaHe neutrality-suspicious. 9ute @pmmii=
iiou uub guteS SolGr be3ablt Maiien eu9lii6 lpreben
f6unen. @ute 8ele9en0eit fir fdbi9e 2eute otel 9eIb gu
%Oer6lenen. MOreiiire: II. 1913 Stoatsat9.
, 1893-09-19
GlaiFfi5irte NnSeisen
foIten biz gu 10 WOrten 10 @euts, ieOes msitere MOrt
l Sent.

Serlangt: Mdnner uttO &naber.
S 'sS3sSs; etote Ctr, geftourant
0eerlQuqt: 9err, Qebilbet, NIT uetten Mauieren un0
~ MeuBereu, gutter Sertdufer, lpiro BON einem altetas
bltrten oouie iofort geInbt. Rebt bobe 8e5oblmng uno
per1nonente 2ebensfteuun9 fir 9eeignete Strait 8oripre=
den uab 9 ubr, 81 @gaIbin9ton ctr, 3. Ghur, borne.
Sc rIahg t: Ngenten. 8 81. GbicagO @penue, l
0|erGan9t: Sin iun9er Mtann i'm saloon SIT bell
- len n1lB audD eH9Iii0 fpre1eH. 279 %. Sateitr,
@de Wtor9on.
O2erIan9t; Sin iunser 8utber.
- &c Genter ctr.
O2erIouqt: gu3ttger @orntann fir grOBe 8dderei,
oarernoer Irbeit unb guten1 8eroienit. Abr.: R.125
S~taats3tg.
9}erlan9t; Sin lun8er Mtann Iir 9ousarbett.
~ 1858 @eft u. ctr.
WerIan9t;. Son!tor-ein e]rfabrener MIann fir elm
~ Orice=Sebduoe, 9entIher pber @bpeoe. Reeren5eu
oerIaH9t. .3immer 2Oz, 1874 @au Suren Ctr.
0erIou9t: Sdubmober fir ueue unb Reparatur-
~ Arbett. 42lte StraBe, 5lDiiben @aliteo=Str, nnb
emerald &pe.
- tenOen, iOfOrt. 661 9. 9oliteO Ctr.
GeT mssm{ 9rs?s { gta"ts, Der anf Der @orOisite
Serlangt: Trauen nub WGO6er.
0erlon9t: Sine erIter alafie ReItourotious-S6G iu
6aDrt9S Yaptlon, @de So. Str. uno Safe &pe.
Nerlangt: Sue &6tin iDlpie 9iiDlpQi6er fin0en
~ @tene 1888 State Ctr, in Reitaurant.
Werlou9t: @taO4en 8ur 9eoienung in Der
Plaiiance, gegenaber benz Senti9en 9Orf. An5ufra9en
oaielbft.
sc erGougt:. Gin Mdb8en,. nm bel al9enleiner
~ 9anSorbeit mit8ubelfet. 1862 Mi9igun Ape.
WerGou9t: GtH 9utes MaO4en fir 9an8ar6elt
~ 1898 6Orreit 9toe.
G~er1an9t: Sin 9utes 9ieuftmab4eH. 729 @HO
Ner1an9t:: Gin Md0beu fWr oa9emeine 9ausar-
y belt. 234O etate Str., 2 3reppen bob.
Werleugt: Mdn0en fir uasemeine Sansarbeit;
- ntuB gut toben unD palben fDnneH. 1926 Hrals
RE &pe.
OSertougt: Sin prbeutlltbes beutI6es MGb9en fir
~ ol9emetne 9ousarbeit III Samlle Oou 2 Perionen.
63S S0Soue Mpe. l. SSlat.
NerIungt: Sine oeutibe 6anllie Iu6t our Yflege
- el1eS trontltden Wtdo6ens tt Nlter BON Is SoDren
etne 0eIealbatterin ppn 9utmiltbi9em @baratter. 3u
%erfro9en 491 Webiter Aoe,
OSerIangt: 3mei Srauen, nm bic g8dI6e zines
9otel@ 8n belorgen nnb itl I'M @l9enetnen ntBlid
5a MAIDEN. AIbri9Dfs @pteL so Mels=Str.
0SerIau9t: 3meite &69in muB englii9 ipredben.
~ Monpn @ofe, $40 9earbOrn=Str.
02erIongt: Sine Game in Bripotfamilie CUR @r.
~ Siebung zines Sabre alien &in0eS, Die 3ugleid
@tafio9e oerltebt. @br.: n. 143 9taatsatg.
0}erIon9t: Gin W}dD6en fir Qa9emeine 9aus.
~ orbeit; muB &inoer lieb baben feline g8Gjfe.
951 sc &eaOitt=Str.
NerIangt: Sin DeutI6es Mtdb6eu fir geluDbuli9e
~ 9anSarbeit. 287 @. Single Ctr, Gde Curtis.
Sc er1ougt: SDfOrt CUTE Sdugamme fir etu bret
1929 MabiiOn aos.
, 1893-09-19
Sansbaltnmgs=W egenitdm0e.


On p%erfaufeu: Sine gan5 meme Giuribtung bon 3
- Slutmern lpegeu Abreiie lebr biais. 311S State
Ctr, /. Stat. s. @cnrao.
, 1893-09-19
MDblirte 3immer.

Qu permtetDen: 3mei f~reunblide 3immer III ana
- 9enebmer Gage fHr einerl ober 5wei 9erren leeeS, gu
erfraseu S94 81. Ctr. 3lpbatp
, 1893-09-19
GteQengeinGe.


~ e1u6t: @onoitor, @otes6dder, Iudt SteIe in
W Sotel o6er 8dderei, Staot Ober Sanb.
Stride, 166 e. Sefferiun Str.
, 1893-09-19

Meiu9t: etelung als 8inbernrdb4en ober bel elmer
" dIteren SerribaIt ais 3inImernldofen. Aor:
835 YlibpD Str.
, 1893-09-19

W @potbete in 0errpenoung. iu9t cine ~geei9nete
Steaun9. no lbm @elegenbeit 9eboten, Gn9li6 81 ers
Iernen. 4br.: s. 6amtmerer, ia SaDIOr Str.
, 1893-09-19

* efu9t: Sine 9ebilbete Norooeutide fudt SteIung
W bel &inoern. if oud ipilens inn 9ausgalt Sl bels
len. @br.: A ia Stdots 5eitlug. 19ip2t
, 1893-09-19

@e II Of Sin juuger 9eutiber nit 9nten @mpfeb=
l1In9en in1t Stelluug aIs Bartender pber QDoiter.
stor.: Il. 147 S~taots3tq.
, 1893-09-19

Mefu9t: Sin iuuge 5rou nit Sinh. iuel6e etueu
9ousbalt oleiu 5u fubreH oeritebt iu6t Steluug.
81 g. Soliteo Str.
, 1893-09-19
0ei6Gfts= 0elegenbeiten.

. II perfaufen Cine i96ne Gd=ggirtbI6aft, ssas
~ milienperbGltniiie balber. 8 80. IA. Str.
16ipSt
, 1893-09-19


OrattiI9en engliIben Sproduuterrift ertbeilt 6erreu
+ unb Sameu in ~tiIr5eiter 3ett, nod Isu9tfaBli9er
Wtetbooe, Der erfabrene Spr0blebrer MtUeler.
l5ip1M $50 Sarrabee Ctr.
, 1893-09-19

On o~ertoufen: @elegeubeit 9eboten, eiuen ausge.
~ aeidnetelt Saloon gu %erlper6en. Fir tu6tiee &eute
cine SelbqueIe. aneS ooaftanoia. Ndbere5 139
Wtibi9an Str. Ammon.
, 1893-09-19

Die SpernDoriteIung 1T nocb nicbt Al
@noe, cine LANCE @a9enreibe .partet Dor
benz Sbeater unO bic 6eniter 6es qroBen
@ebGubeS ftrablen. @ltiabet6 empftn6et es
Gls ionoerbar, 6aB 6a 6rinnen ~qeilnQen
uno %applaubtrt mtr6, tpGbreno 8ittorio
Sornteut i'm So6esfampf liegt. 8enn ct
auS9erun9el1 bate, tpiir6e Q(Qes unberGnz
bert 0enlelbcn Sang geben, tpte suoor, fez
oer Sunltler t~ortfa6ren 31 1ingen un6 All
tan5e1t, SIT lubeln pber 3t flaoen, lie nQc6z
benz eS 1etne 9toQe berlangte : bloB am
Otrtgettenpult lettete 6ann Elm an6erer
&%apeameiiter ben Ntummenlban3.
1no tie, @Itlabet6 BaDer, wirbe aucb fte
tpteoer Dor Die Jtampe treten, fe nit lGchelnz
Der Wtte1te ltnb tteter 8erneigunq BEL benz
Pnblttuut fitr BEN 9iltg 9~eipen6eten 8etz
TAU beoante1, mic 3uDor ? 8ergeiien, baB
ite elm letoeni9aftlib fi6len6eS 6ers oes
brocbe11, elmer Satin Sen @atten, ieinen
&tnbern ben Gater e~ntriffen bate -?
sic Ie8t ben geg mach i6rer 0obnuno
gu SUB 5uril6, benlelben Weo, BEN lie an
1enem Nbeno an Gorueuts Seite alma. Sic
StraBen itno beLebt, tpie 6QntQls. mn mic
balnals acbtet ite tpeber nit Nugc nob DIR
ouf bas toue Gretben. Sic e%rtnnert iicb
buntel, mas ite 2tQes 3ulammenoeibpGkf
butte, an ietnen Q(rm geicbmieot, 49, mic
ibr fein anoerer @ebante Dor Ser Seele
itan6, ais Der ~9tangftrcit nit Griilio
8uoncompa9ni, tper finftig Sic 9rilnoz
Donna iein un0 bic beiten &OQen 3uertbeilt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24
FIRE IN WHITECHAPEL.
Building Occupied by Japanese W omen
Has . Marrow Call.

Building Occupied by Japanese W omen
Has . Marrow Call.
A fire. which threated to burn the rows
of wooden buildings within the limits of
South Third and Fourth and Jackson and
King streets. Whitechapel, broke out in
the building facing on South Third street.
at the rear of the ''Never-Touched-M Me-" at
O'Clock last evening. The fire depart
ment made one of the quickest runs on
record, and by quick work soon had the
flames under control.
The building in which the flames started
is long one, two stories high and occu-
pied in the upper story by Japanese prosti-
tutes. One of them. who occupied room 8,
had left a fire in her stove and a lamp
burning and gone out. When she returned
the room was ablaze and the flames had
run up to the roof.
The alarm was given and for few min
utes the excitement among the ten or
twelve occupants was intense The wo-
men picked up their things and were run
ming out of the house like scared animals
when the firemen came IN the door. II
took but q short time for chemical engine
No. to get a stream inside the room
where the blaze was hottest, and a
stream from engine No. 8 was directed to
the flames coming through the roof In
fifteen minutes the fire was out and
Whitechapel, or ct least great part of it,
saved from the flames.
The loss will not exceed 500; no insur-
ance. The building is owned by Frank
Schriner and originally cost 49, 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24
A FALsEHOOD EXPOSED.

OLYMPIA. Feb q, 1898
To THE EDITOR: I notice in your issue of
this date an item taken from the Coast Reuie,O
an insurance magazine published in San Fran.
cisco. referring TO the Tacoma Insurance
Company. In which the following appears: at
was capitalized principally on wind and worth
less stock notes. its actual cash capital being
less than $1,000; yet the Hon. Alien wier, ex.
insurance commissioner, highly Endorsed the
company and permitted ii to transact business"
The above ID not true. and is an unjust refiec-
ton upon the insurance department in this
state. Before license was granted TO the Ia
coma Insurance Company. among other items
OF its assets listed was note for $4,000 payable
on demand, signed by several of Tacoma's
banks in that city offered to cash At
s5o,tc0 in gold coin any day. That note
was placed on deposit and 30 held a.
long as / was insurance commissioner,
on a certificate in the name of the insurance
com missioner aud subject TO his order Re-
Gently the company voluntarily decided to 60
out OF business. assigning - q reason their un-
usual losses on business written In Eastern
Washington. The Coast Reriew, organ of the
Pacific Coast Insurance Union, calls every CON-
pany not member of that union wild cat"
The privilege NAV be justinable, but when il
gives currency to malicious false hoods. either
through correspondence or otherwise, it il high
time to expose the fasehood at least Respect
full y. ALLEN WEIR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24

Interesting Programme at the 9. A. G
Weekly SmOkeF.O

Interesting Programme ut the g. A. C.
Weekly "Sm0ker.''
There was an unusually large number of
spectators to witness the interesting ath-
letic exhibition given at the Seattle
Athletic Club smoker" last evening. J.
w. Young won a badge for the best work
on the horizontal! bar and Henry Hicks
one for superiority on the parallel bars.
A. V. Randall won the running high
jump. clearing feet 2 inches. George
Esplin coming second with feet inch.
Randall also won the running Jump with
Z feet 10 inches.
+. G. Pohndortf and A. V. Randall gave
an exhibition of catch-as-catch-can wrest-
ling. in which Randall secured three falls.
Pohndorff, although Outmatched twenty
five pounds in weight, made q splendid
showing.
G. ii. Cramer and Henry Hicks spared
three tyo-minute rounds tor points.
Cramer getting the referees decision.
DR.. T. V. Goodspeed and J. r. jacobson
had pretty bout with the foils. the latter
winning by points to 3. They followed
this with an exciting bout with duelliny
rapiers, merely as an exhibition.
+. E. Graham Berry and +. G.. Pohn.
dorfi also fenced two bouts and did some
pretty work, Berry winning by S points
to 4.
The proposed broadsword bout between
+. G. Pohndorff and Tracy H. Robertson
was postponed until next week on account
of the lateness of the hour
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24

TACOMA. Feb. Especial. A. soon as
information can be had from his relatiye.
ex-Chief Rainey. of the Tacoma fire de-
partmen,, says he expects TO proceed to
establish his claims 10 an estate in TEXAS
valued at nearly $50o.0Oo. f. S. Rainey. OF
San Luis obispo, Cal. has written for in.
formation. claiming to be an heir TO the
same estate.
Robert Longmire was arraicned for con.
tempt OF court before Judge Pri,cha,d TO.
day. He refused to make statement, ana
the matter was referred to Prosecuting
Attorney snell. Longmire is charged with
stating his Judgment as juror in DAM
age SUI, case before the evidence was al, in.
John Dwyer and Joe Smith were jailed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-24

TACOMA, Feb. 23.-[Special.1- THE ma
jority Of those who lost few dollars on
Billy Armstrong in last nights fight with
Whalen are still gossiping about Arm
strong's defeat and intimating that it was
fake fight. Those who lost on Whalen
in his fight with Collins either did not oct
at all last night, or bet on Armstrong.
Because they lost. some of them
accuse Armstrong of selling out.
This impression also prevails
because he and his friends boosted so
loudly about whipping Whalen. This
was shown in the first round. when Arm
strong sailed in smiling as though he was
taking part in "cake walk" Whalen's
lukewarm supporters now intimate that,
in correspondence with Armstrong,
Whalen gave him to understand he must
win The fight in order to be retained by
the Athletic club as instructor, but no
such correspondence has been produced.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT TOWNSEND. Feb. 2s-tspecial l-Br sh
81. Monian towed to Tacoma tonight to load
wheat for T. K.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22-Cleared-Str Signal
Seattle; str Walla MALTA. from Victoria and Port
Townsend. Dcparted--Str San Benito, from
Tacoma.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 22.-Arrived-Bk Ha-
waiian Isles, from Nsnaimo; sh Kate Daven-
port, from Seattle.
LONDON, Feb - The British steamer Coanza
from Hamburg for West African ports, has been
wrecked near the mouth of the Sinou river
Liberia Ali of the crew and passengers are
accounted for. Not life was lost.
BRowHEAD, Feb. 2a-Passed-Germanic,N New
York. Tor Liverpool
The LIZARDS, Feb. 22-Passed--Elbe. New
York, for Bremen
BOSTON. Feb. 81 - Arrived - Roman. from
Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 23-Arrived-La Flandre,
from Antwerp
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Another Church Looted.

Recent developments indicate that
churches have been special object of at
tack on the part of the burglars who are
making the lives of Seattle's citizens mis-
cradle. About six weeks ago the North
Seattle Baptist church, of which Rev. NJ.
l.. Rugg is pastor, was broken into and
two oil paintings. presented by Robert
knipe. were stolen. The paintings repre-
sented religious subjects. and at low val
uation were worth $50 each. No clue has
ever been obtained to the identity of the
burglars
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tanning ten angular pockets 21s inches in diam
eier aud inches long. Each pocket carries
ground steel ball inches In diameter. Looking
at photograph OF an open wheel. you will see
that the spheres roll on; on one side away from
the center and ON the other Their they roll
toward the center. This gives an advantage to
those farthest away from the center. Now
specific gravity asserts itself and the wheels
commence 70 revoive. As they fevolve the
equilibrium IL found for the following reasons:
The balls ct the top and bottom roll out and
In at the same instant and thus, through the
axle, power Is impaired. not like nor unlike an
osd-iasnioned overshot watefwheeL Not Q
hundredth part OF second intervenes between
the rolling out and in of these spheres At the
top and bottom - they travel around the CEN
ter Wherein these wheels are like Q water
wheel IL the fact that they are ever out OF bal
ance. yet by running SLOW they transmit power
and will be regulated the same - . stationary
steam engine, simply by attaching q regulator.
The investment side of this doubie-bar-
relied document reads as follows:
5000. MOTOR TICKET No. 70.
Dr.. Mills motor, which runs without steam,
fire or electricity.
This ticket entities the bearer to 500 at the
rate Of premium: 500 pays 81 900 at the close of
the Worlds fair at Chicago.
Only 500 tickets will be sold The United
States government has promised 100000, and at
the Worlds fair il il safe to say that 100000 will
see II at 30 cents each, which will give $780,
OnO. Dr.. MILLS Inventor.
As he finished the reading of this the
doctor burst into enthusiasm. ''Here,
take one." he said. There are millions
in it. am having machine built at the
Vulcan Iron Works in this city. The
wheels are thirty-three inches in diameter,
and there are five of them to one shaft.
But there Is no limit to the machines.
Fancy 100 wheels on a shaft, each thirty
feet in diameter! Why, sir, even my
imagination fails me. Come to the Worlds
fair. sir, and draw your profits"
B. J. Bernhardt. Anderson's business
partner, has close cali yesterday morn
ing from the same revolver. Dr.. Mills
entered the saloon and poked the revolver
in Bernhardts face. saying: Il am going
to shoot you." Bernhard laughed at the
doctor. who left the saloon after insisting
on being treated to cocktail. Bernhardt
said last evening: II think Mills is crazy.
He always acted funny. Two or three
weeks ago he came in here and told me he
had met my grandmother on the street,
and she told him to give Benny one of his
tickets, and % he gave me one of them"
Bernhard exhibited the white coat worn
by Anderson when shot, showing two
bullet holes through it. He also showed
where the bullet hit the cash register and
broke 1t 80 it would not work
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Two articles of Incorporation were Fl led
in the county auditors Office Tuesday
The first was for the Tucker-Potter Trust
Company. with capital of $4,000
divided into LOCO shares Of a par value of
500 each. The incorporators were julius
5. Potter and Fred S. Tucker. both of this
city, and W. W. Hammond. of Peoria. III.
The second was for the WILDLY Island
Fruit Company, of which +. J. Carlyle
and w. A. Potter are the incorporators.
The company is capitalized at $500,
divided into eighty 800 shares.
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A consignment Of new blanks for birth,
death and marriage returns was received
by the county auditor from the state board
of health yesterday. They are intended to
be furnished to physicians and ministers
and differ from the old forms in being
larger and in book instead of tablet
form. Each page has a stub. which is to
be filled out in the same manner as the
page itself In this way a complete record
is kept by each minister or doctor of all
returns made by him
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suureme Court Deciaions.

OLYMPIA, Feb. 2S.-[Special. THE su-
preme court today rendered decisions in
cases as follows:
William H. Fife ct al. respondents, VI. John
Olson ct al, appellants, from Pierce county:
affirmed.
Hubert Ward, appellant, vs.. Edward Higgins,
respondent, from Pierce county; affirmed.
II. T. Downs and wife. respondents, W. Seattle
q Montana Railway Company, appellant, from
Skagit county; affirmed.
Z. e. Cherry ct al. respondents, W. J. NJ. Ar
thur ct al. appellants, rom Pierce county: re-
versed.
Kelly. Dunno Il Co., respondents, W. Charles
NJ. Johnson ct al. appellants, from Pierce
county: reversed.