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The herald., 1893-07-02
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Petroleum was neg
lected
The herald., 1893-07-02

lfyou want fine DRESS SHOE, made In the latest
styles. don't pay Sc to So, try my So, $780, $500
SIS Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and look and
wear as we'll. fyou wish to economze your footwear,
do so by purchasing W. l. Douglas Shoes. Name and
price stamped on the BOTTOM look for Il when you buy
W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sold BY
L. w. 6ODiN,
LOG North Spring ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
The herald., 1893-07-02

Every Sunday beginning at 1:l0 Am. there
win be On hourly train service between Santa
Monica and the mammoth wharf at Port Los
Angeles. Last train leaves the mammoth
wharf at 500 pm.
The herald., 1893-07-02

Take Santa Monica trains from bsn Fernando
street. Naud's Junction, Commercial street,
Arcade depot, JEFFERSON street winthrop sta
tiou), Grand avenue, or University.
For north: Arcade, Commercial street, Naud's
Junction, Gan Fernando street.
For east: Arcade. Commercial street. Naud's
Junction.
For other branches: Arcade. Commercial
street, Nsud's Junction. Ban Fernando street.
Local and through tickets sold, baggage
checked, Pullman sleeping car reservations
made. and general Information given upon APP
plication to J. M. CRAWLKY, Asst. @ Pas. Agt,,
No l44 s. spring st., cor. Second. CHARLES
SEYLER, Agent At dep0ts.
eSundays only
A6undays excepted.
RICH'D GRAY. Gen. Traflc Mgr.
T. II. GOODMAN,
Gen1 Passenger Agt
The herald., 1893-07-02

feebled and weary husband could only
sign silent assent and put his elbow un-
der the child's arm, while Nina Nina
drew her knife from her belt and hold it
in her pearllike teeth, silently padding
to meet the shark. There is spot in
these murderous brutes we'll known to
the islanders where the stroke of long
knife driven hard into the white belly
will find the swim bladder, and when
this is pricked the shark sinks or be-
comes disabled.
The cruel fish had seen or OWNED the
baby as dainty prey, though ordinarily
this Hawaiian species is too we'll fed or
too particular to care much for brown
meat. As he came within twice his own
length of the father and child he turned
slowly over and slipped below the sur
face, the pale colored underside gleaan-
ing up through the green water, and
Just when you could discern the horse
shoe shaped mouth opening to show the
sharp norched jaws and red palate of
the man eater Mina-Mina's knife was
plunged with all the weight Of her lifted
body into the sharks side, whereupon
the savage creature bounded half its
length into the air and then, with furi-
GUS thrashing Of its tail, vanished into
the depths, leaving streaks of oily scar
let blood upon the foam which its leap
had caused.
"Give me the child" she said, but be-
fore placing him on her back again-for
the baby had grown somewhat wearied
Bnd chflled-she rubbed her nose hard
against the little nose after the fashion
Of Hawaiian kissing, and "aloha ino, oh,
ny darling" she cried, 'sHiwarhiwa, my
sweet little black pigl My life is moth
ing to give for thee"
The land-which meant rest, which
The herald., 1893-07-02

Daily. Daily except Sundays. ! sundays
only. q Except Saturdays. saturdays only.
G saturdays and sundays only.
Stages meet the 8 go am and 1920 p. m.
trains at Pasadena for Mt Wilson on new trail
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the 8 a m.
train for Wilson's peak csn return tue same day
Theater nights the i pm train will wait 80
minutes ef.er the theater is out when later than
l0:40p.m.
special rates to excursion and picnic partiea
Depots east end First street and p0wuey ave.
nue. bridges.
General offices, First-street Depot
.. q. BURNETT, General ManageS.
jy2-u W. WJNCUP, Gen. Passenger AGA
The herald., 1893-07-02

CATALINA ISLAND.
Southern Pacific companys trains connect
at San Pedro with the fine steamer Hermosa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

] have for salc four very desirable modern
houses. beautifully located on Rainier street,
overlooking Lake Warrington. close to iesler
avenue. Prices from $500 to 5000: easy
terms. Also great bargain In choice lots in Pom
thus addition on Pont,us street. with front and
rear street entrance At only $500 10 3, 100 each
Just think of It. Adjacent lots Ia this addition
held At -, 600 each. viii suit you on terms
How would You like nice two story residence
OF seven rooms and basement with lot 3oxl0)
high and slightly. north OF Yesler avenue on
Eighth street. at only $s,co0s This bargain can
not be- eQuaied in seattle. Secure il at once
The investment will make you . handsome
profit How does this strike you: Lots :. 8. 2
and 10, block 81, heirs Of Sarah A. Beii's second
addition. with building (ioxl0ol. all for the low
price of &c, SEQ Look at this astonishing offer
A seven-room house. modern style, with hot
and cold water plumbing. bath room, etc com
ple,e, on Market street. between iesier avenue
and Jackson street cables, for only $3.50. $soo
to $50 cash: haisnee GA time. Why pay rent
when you can get such . bargain a. this? Come
ia and my list OF property. Remember
make a specially Of securing bargains nj about
50 cents on the dollar, snd this 10 what you
want. {. H. iAvermore. Second and Columbia.
- Hiackley building.
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g0RCE NOT WANTED
o~p.s LARGE LIABILITIES.
~eeA Whs Objects - Divorce
wHe Whe Wants Money 90
ryesses ate Her Suit

= .,eommon proceeding In case OF
-, ;nst;;c.,y vas instituted In the
-, eourt yesterday. Esther Eosen-
azys ~ : grievance against her husband.
: noerufhai, which many woman would
- = have redressed by means o:
-, bet she only asks the court 10
..s---s her husband 20 support her and
s..s IhslA. In her complain. she says
S.. 49, vere married ten years ago as
S..s-I gussia, and have one child. now
I I -. id six years ego her husband
1870 her ard came TO this country,
/ 81 Au,Ine ri. that time has made no
-'rs.kon for her support nor that OF
{ -, hid, although for large
| -. a. the tins he has earned 30 to
~esk wages as a tailor. She has
~. ..muel.ed to earn living as best
y. sunt4' She arrived here from Russia
p. ~ az last month in destitute con-
{ -. and. finding her husband. went 70
! ~. q suupori. He cast her of and re-
- 10 give her penny. although he
r.. ncasy IN bank. She says that she -
1910 destitute Of food and clothing and
.s~erisns upon charity for living. while
- ~ exS...7 deposited with the Guaran-
.se Ian and Trust Company, which he is
I 49, 10 withdraw and remove himself
- The Jurisdiction Of the court. She
.s1rufoep prays the court TO restrain the
ifrseontes Loan and Trust Company from
's11lne out this money to her husband
~ ssks that $50 OF IL be given her with
go 70 obtain food. clothing and turni-
~. She also asks tina, her husband be
spelIed TO give her $50 a month for her
srcsrs and al attorneys fee Of 500 is
~ ssksd for. The restraining order was
rsnlrd By Judge Langley.
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ah. Can Kesura ~ sh. want. "a.

John L. EckeIs filed his answer yesser-
day 20 tho suit OF his wife. Jennie l..
Eckesx for divorce. He says that she left
his house May 2 last. without any cause
whsiever. while he was absen; from home.
and TOOK With her the household furniture.
lie says that during all their married life
he has treated her with kindness and con-
siderasion. and that she has never had any
cause to leave him. lie has always pro-
sided her good. comfortable home, has
provided well for her and she can now re-
turn to him If she desires. lie asserts that
his wife has been unduiy influenced by
her mother. He says that there is no
community property, all that he owns be-
ing his own separately and individually.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

Nei1ss - HAVE Laads Sold In Order to
Pay ciatms.

i D. lovman, administrator Of the es-
esA Sarah b. Yesler. filed petition in
" rsbats court asking that a sale Of
s!sioas Of the real estate belonging to the
@fA b ordered for the purpose Of pay
ntrieims against the estate to the amount
essssSlA inasmuch as there are no
MA With which To pay on the claims.
sAet Claims $iS.a 3. are for county
Nh unpaid. $s.072 - for city taxes,
N('s Tor administrator compensation.
NJ he remainder for attorneys fees and
ssssy items. Valuable portions of the
essic have been sold at tax sales and the
w.Aassrs will soon be entitled To deeds
~ sf'ess lands unless funds are provided
ilsieem them. The tracts of land be-
~ iias TO the estate With their estimated
70 re are as follows: North half of the
ss'lsssss quarter and the northeast quar-
II The northwest quarter and the
sest quarter ot the northeast quar-
sertson -, township >. north OF
sA y east, containing ltsl acres. So. 600:
ns ssa ball OF the Iesler donation claim.
- en- les II, block "a, and lots I. o ani
w sock 50 of Hugh McAleer's add
vel slool; 10, IL. block ~. Central Seat
~ % total. xasi $50
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sac Csn't Fight wishou, qo.ev.

CLEO Parker lives at North fakima. where
she says she earns her living by sewing.
But she has instituted suit for divorce in
the superior court of King county against
Hariie +. Parker, who resists the applica-
ton and has filed a cross bill himself. By
her attorney. II. J. snively. she yesterday
filed motion for an allow ance and for
suit money. She says she can not come
here TO prosecute her suit. can not obtain
her testimony and can not pay her attor-
neys and is unwilling TO have the case set
for trial unless an allowance is made her.
She asks that the court allow her $50 a
month from January l last for mainten-
ance !ano 1918 for attorney fees and ex-
penses of getting her testimony.
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We made the oiysr and W will stick to IT,
The first ten house builders in Madison Street
Cable Railway Addition shall have free trans
por,asion for . year in accordance with our
promise We have simply sold out the addition
quicke, than we supposed possible. We really
did no. know that there were 20 many people
who could appreciate good thing when they
saw il. Now that tho addition Is practically
sold out. We reiterate cur statement that It 10
tho cheapest property ever sold in Seattle, and
the terms, AS every one knows, were just what
ever the purchasers wanted 70 make them. We
sold the property at such prices and terms. be-
cause by buying for spot casn We could afford to.
and We proposed to demonstrate to everyone
tina, although our business il largely confined
10 larger investments, We have superior facilities
for supplying every legitimate demand for
proper,y, whether Ia cheap property or dear
property.
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PROBATE pgrARrxExr-LAxGLxY, >.
The Mother Would Not Prosecute

The case of Tom Giliies, charged by his
mother with stealing \ gold watch, was
dismissed by Justice Caldwell yesterday
afternoon at the request of Mrs. Gillies.
who paid the costs OF the action. Mrs.
Giilies denies that she charged her son with
theft. He took the watch and pawned 1t.
Another son reported the case to the
prosecuting attorney. Mrs. Gillies says a
paper was presented to her to sign and she
signed it, never dreaming that it charged
her boy with theft. When she learned
that her son had been arrested upon her
complaint she withdrew the complaint.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

Homestead PATENTS hare arrived at the
United States land Office In this city for
the following parties. who caa now get
them on presentation Of their .iaal ce.tif
Gates: Andrew Anderson. Charles Brown,
John Biedenwec. Herbert W. Beach. Will
lam J. Clark, Humphrey T.. Carr. Berna
Collins. eorsffus Ewing. Henri Easserlv.
Elijah Eliwaoi, John Farrell. Walter GEL
iersop. Louis Grafton. Isaac Har,es.
Sichpias Keller. Kris: kundson, Greeley
H. Mcrriek. Joseph MATHEWS, Charles o.
Manson. William II. MacClssn, heir. of
John; Aiberc. Charles q. Pierce. John NJ
Robbins, John Peterson Hosel, David u.
suiiifan, James Scott, John S.ier, Hans
Oscar Schyelshek. Charles w. Taylor,
Christopher A. Water.
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wehave just about enough lots ies, In the
Maa..on street Cable Railway Addition 20 sup-
ply tie demand during the pFesen: week,
although i. is more than likely ths; they viii a..
Re gone b Saturday night
They will Se cold At exactly the came prices ~
heretofore. $50 to ISIS each, aaa on tie came
ss.y terms. So casa aud SIC month
our .nteres; in this addition 10 pretty nes'ly
closed ou:, aad ,h.. 10 our las; advertisement Of
tie property, hu, before leaving ii ne want 10
co1gratula.. esery purchaser In ;he srset They
save lad the good sense 10 appreciate bargain
az. ,aey may rest assured that never before n
the A!s,a.y Of seattle has saca value osen given
fer tie saosey.
We aressglag .gsaa q: Reason Atdiiloa. with
is,s al from s.! 80 to 8. go. ana Of Squire PARK.
wiz .o.. s.H 10. WIFE easy terms IN eosA cases
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the Commissioners WIS recorded. and Mar
tin apd his successors have ever since re-
tanned possession Of the lands whose area
vas sb3 acres. bat neither Martin nor any
OF his Successors have ever beer vested
with title TO the lands by . confirmation
OF their sale by either the state Of WASH
ington OF the United States.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

rcodi That ia tho case with nr, Fiercr's
Pleasant relets They're the smallest in
size. the nilicst in action, but the most
thorough and far~reeching in results. They
follow natures methods, and they give help
tina. iGsfs CONSTIPATION, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks. Sick and Bilious Headaches, and all
arrangements II the liver. stomach and bowels
arr promptly relieved and permanently cured.
IL we can't cure your ta'arrh. M niaftsr
how hal your s,sse or Of how lon. standing.
well ray you $50 in cash" That Is VIVA.
is promised by the propriators II Or Sases
catarrh Remedy Doesn't il prove. better
than anv words could. that this Is remedy
,ha. cures Casarrh Costs only ~ crntx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

The following new suits were flied yes.erday
In the. ofiicc of the clerk Of the superior court
Esther Rosenthal vs.. b. Roscnthai and Guar
antec Loan aud Trust Company-suit Tor main
tenanoe.
BANK OF British Colum b.a Va. John Robertson
--sultsto recover $.7603 on promissory notes.
Wiifsms BIOS. VS.. Alpheus +. Haas-Suit to
recover $50 on promtssory note.
NJ j Cavanaugh ct a. W. state OF Washing.
tou-Suit TO confirm title.
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Court and County Omces

Four h0mes'eads aud one cash entry were flcd
yesterday In the United States land ONCE.
Lars Halverson, . native OF Norway. was ad.
m!tted 10 citizenship yesterday by Judge Lang
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Z li3 IS

ls1sr . petition was filed on behalf Of
eStsmith 4 Loewenberg. Of Portland,
NJ he Oregon City Manufacturing Com
fay. u Oregon City. Or. praying for an
AssrM court calling meeting Of Ed
Ms(b' creditors for the purpose Of select
~ assignee in lieu of Scoones. The
&istten ~ anted.
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! srEAMEKs IN TROUBLE.


ssr steamer Cascade. which runs on the
~sinlsA river. was lihelleA Yesterday
sssn ". Lynch. deekhand and fire.
- 'or wagss due him amounting 10
Intervening lihcls were snhse-
1917 h'ed By ". { Nc MILAN. master,
=. "a; Charles " Watson. rarser.
amA Johnson. fireman. siiiU. Rob
- -, eafieh engineer. sil3. John Camp
taeA, ssAal. Snog 4 Williams, Il
supplies. sssA The cascade vas
hhsd $40 for running wIthou. a
~. 'ssfasf Milton sas lihellesl hv Emit
edeeshsnd. for ssgrs due him
t''ee 10 >s0.s1 Intervening llels
Al % John ". Lynch. dcckhansi,
~ nenry FotEeyS4,n. fireman, ST.;
80 HEATH. engineer. ssas.o.
PES sooVa mentioned We're served
'NasS niied States marshal yesler-
a'ag, LA ihe evening both beats
ssu y Collector Mckenzie for vso-
The revenue laws. Collector
- F~osatIy infs0s.sl = une II 500 on
= 1ssF' iat violating ,ae laws ia carry
Passengers than allowed by
A. sa Tor ether cssea>e-. The cap
~. @sae@i zen lays IN Nhich TO
I'll ahes thca they acre granted
- @ea OF time. Iae las; day 81
yesterday. aad the steamers
from Svcve.L l. then
~FoEset 'hAs they ha1 skipF~xs
Z. .sA Columbia waters, and
b Il o1sa3s was &C. looking
~ sae2 taev came iato shss
d Sf2sy Co.ieeso- Mckenzie Vas on
Ga Aad sets~i both. The claims
a. 1araent Ass.Rs. tAe tso steam.
~s.s} Ieaa' 70 si.a.e HoiA boats age
NA1A Watson. u ihis c.ty.
Tat Their rits~. .onara.s
kxi 'aaaaSA aaa slse. II. II. Miller
ssss r.. l. haSEsgAr3 ana a4.e. sad
t.a.s,s l. 3's al ale began an action
ssss. -s ssA's o. Washington IA the
- F yesterday = have their
as~ $3.50 laats confirmed. Iarv
fs-a ave- t,lse 6escea.!s from f..ha
MI sc en- Maria a.. ;~z. purchase.
AL - Asfs. sess ara :. - section
&l aad J. section - svl
s~ssis - Al n s9Aa<aIp a north
~ 81 Ross he s>,Arl a uutxe-.
assvls - q Washington. shsn
- ss DAass- bas.ey, JaAa NeA-
ssrs. Tie deed lso.n
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rnrn1s-1aser esrscsisg clerk 70 issue notice
eating nesting Ct creditors 70 elect nes a.
s5grec. sierst.
PEsGsoe Boeos N. sanue, Mcclure q al
Tuas 4
saraa v Bova ~ sarucs 2. Brieriy-Iune u
jacob Michael vs. toha Ksase e. al-juae IL
cy-rI DErARTxKyT-csAcRx.s J.
John ". A. rsse-soa Va Fred A. Fay-fsad-
GDgs for !..as1Sia n aura OK fsa@.
u ". rssnef eE 81. Va. 4. n QaiSsey-Se;sie-
meat OF statement OF ssctf.
NJ MeDo1xsi ~. sar.ors-Jury wasyed'
sss1i hy sa9rs. aacfags FOR plaintiff
James PaE1c W. City OF standardization OF de-
ssndans .os asx trial: eve-rused: exceptions
~. T. HARPER vs. ). r. Sinclair o: de-
PENDANT Iof rev trsai. ove.raiec, exceptions;
judgment veedsc. For &nza;z
= h towler vs. AaI.ins eli ai--ssricken-
Danie4 n Eaxter rs American BuilainS ana
Loan Assoeiat.oo 20 June 10
Charles Asaiss va Buckingham 4 H.ca:-srry
red. tsssl by court: findings 10. p.aiHssn.
Mary IT, saith ". Elmer IL f.sher-Denasres
10 asw matter in reply; sustained: tea days TO
swan Doaaldsoa ~. J. r. Se;son-Mosson OF
defendant 10 make complaint nose Definite
oTesYui-d.
n Rash cs Al. Va E Hamncna--con:inrec-
". N. Carflss VI. JOAN Coaghiin-Dsfanrser
60 complaint; dismissed for want OF prosecution
q; cost OF defendant
d. K. SaaubuS va Thomas Co -DeEurref 10
complaint. oye-ruied
Jas.es BedaI Va q. A Nodins ct al-ssricsen-
q. Ciassen vs. Esther A. Langiand cs al-Ao-
A. IAngiAnd: argued and submitted.
Eugene Roy Va. Frank Beth ct ai.-Aotton OF
defendant % require plaintiff 10 amend COM
plant. waived: ten Gays TO answer.
Hsxa Hume W. X. J. Grahari-Deraurrer TO
complaint: sustained in part ana denied Ia
part: exceptions.
August Soeteway ~. II. ID. LooGsker-Ifans-
.ersed 10 criminal department
A. Maitland vs.. r a. Davis ct al-sfr.ckea. ,
II. A. Mckenzie vs. Puget sound National
Alexander Maccuaky va G. winehil.-con-
tiHued.
Mary Dornhach vs.. North British Mercantile
re trial; set ior hearing May Ia
Henry ". Newman rs. q. ". 6ove--sstsssd
and stficken
seattle 4 Montana Raiiroad Company ".
Chauncey w. Gf.gIB ct sl-Consioueo 70
seattle 4 Montana Railroad Company vs..
Charles ~ Henderson et al. Va Charles A.
Chlniqsi es ux--Dsfauts and Judgment In sum
o. s9.sss2&
The following eases were set for trial:
". c. smith vs.. George L. Yank-May %
Wilson & Bales vs. .. d. Gnil.oil-May ss
d. ". Lnmson w. Union Trunk iine--May q
Marie Peterson vs. t. W. fall-Jnne Il
Archie Buchanan ". NeCailocn & Campbell
May Is
r. BerroA vs. Rumpf & Mayer-May %.
Fred T. sander Va &. Il. BHsseii-Aay 10.
4. Hammond vs. Henry Bash-Aay n
w. c. Weeks Va Virginia Rnssei OF Al
william r. Harrer vs.. Warren \. Smith
May -.
PROBATE pErARTNESr-LANGLxYs
Estate OF Charles A. Pa!.ner-Decree settling
Anal account and distributing esia,e. admins
traitor discharged
Estate of Sarah b. Yesler~-Pctition for order
OF sale of real estate; set for hearing June ID
Estate of Philip II. Lewis-froof Of puolica-
ton OF notice TO creditors.
Estate of Hugo H. koaier-Proof OF puoiica-
ton 81 notice TO creditors
Estate OF Kate Aatteson- Order to deliver
personal property to surviving daughter, Jennie
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Solid back French hair brushes only 30
cents. at Guys drug store, leslcr and
Third
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49, Are four Times ~ Great ~ uis
Assets.

!, eessre W. Edmonds. the furniture
AsIes It Third and Pike streets. filed in
iassspsrior court yesterday an assign
ant Of his property for the benefit Of his
indissn. The assignment was made in
|, lssm Of T. J. Z. Scoones. Along with
Ahs fled an inventory Of his assets and
sxbaities. o follows: Assets, stock Of
s,ssAsndise. 81 800, book debts, $50; Mrs.
dalman, $50. Mrs. Green, $i3. His iia-
:bIass ave a. follows:
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Copy Of Pam)
The following IL "A extract from the proceed
:nxs of . regular meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors Of the Madison Street Cable Railway Com
PAW. May 3, 1895:
xored BY A. p Kiaa ard seconded BY n G.
ssrars:
Tia, Crawford 4 Ccnover Be permitted to issue
passes to the heads OF families occupying
the frs: ten houses to be built in the Madi-
son stree: Cable Railway Addition. said
passes to Be accepted in lieu OF fare for one
year from the beginning OF the occupancy
Of each house. Crawford Coaoves to
settle With the company for this pAas prlvi.
lege At the end Of the year, according to
the CONDUCTOR certified accounts The
motion was carried By unanimous votA
Certified correct.
A. P. NIrTEN. Manager.
In accordance with the privilege granted in
tho above resolution. We are prepared 70 issue
passes. Of which the following IL . copy:
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In prntions Of the Yakima valley the first
crop OF alfalfa IL being cut
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DTFoRT or TIE CONDITION or TUE
II kErxt y afioaal BAHs Seattle. IN The STATE u
Washspstos al ths close Of sassness, May !.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-02-16

. In early Roman days men and
women were turned loose with wild an
imals,--to be killed and mangled; but
the early Romans never tied a prisoner
however guilty, to rack, burned him
with red hot irons, and then sent him
up in fame of fiery oil and fame. No
that sort of business was left for the
Texan of the present day civilization
and Texas to-day is having the hot blush
of shame mantling its face because OF
this Paris horror-this thing matched
in part by the walling up alive of a
dozen union men and women in cave
during the war, leaving them to die oi
starvation and thirst and to be exhumed
in later years by searching relatives
Human passion finds its exponents in
many ways, in unmatchable forms, in
the state of Texas.