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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
soufts aud I.unlie Dr,ce.

The United States court adjourned AZ &
o'clock yesterday afternoon until Thurs
day morning.
The Wsrtheimcr Company has spAa
Walter G. Ronald for 81, SO. alleged bal
ance on account
The estate OF John Z. Breon, through
Marshall A. Bates. administrator. has
been sued BY +. W. Price on $e,0ee
promlssory note secured by a pledge OF
100 shares OF Webb g. Co.
Judgments were signed in the superior
court yesterday as follows: S. sellg vs.
u. A. Noble. $40: IL. Fl. A. Hastings vs..
c. +. Nelson et ux.. 500; Mary A. Kelly
W. /. Y. DwyeF ct al. seSSi5
Articles OF incorporation for the Empire
Jewehy Company were died with the
county auditor yesterday. incorporates.
Dexter T. Sapp, Joseph F. Baer and Al
bert Meyer. capital stock, s5e.Oco
Judge Langley gave judgment for
plaintiff yesterday la the case OF +. ".
Andrews VS.. John W. ellison. Lizzie Gil
son. Harry. VIII r., George ". h and
John IL. White. ST.. on pronsssory note
for s.. 200 dated March Is. 1883
Judge Langley yesterday signed de-
cree OF distribution Of tbs estate Of Mar
tina T. ]. Marshall. deceased. The prop
erty all goes 10 Leslie O. talchrlst, an
adopted daughter. and only heir at law.
IL consists OF An undivided half interest
IN four lots In Ponuus' addition and IN
one lot In Bells Fourth addition.
-Four United States prisoners under SEN
fence were conveyed 10 McNeifs island
prison by Deputy Marshal Curtis sunday.
They were: Adolph Dletal aud sam
Lyon. three months and costs j, sy-
monds. smuggling. 81 days: aud Fred
Walker. larceny on the high seas, six
months. Si0o fine and costs.
The committee OF physicians appointed
Nv the United states court 10 inquire into
the sanity OF NJ. Mergers. who Is held Tor
a violation of postal laws, reported yes
teraay that the man IL sane. lie VIII now
he brought 10 trial His osfense Is using
oaneeiea postage stamps and erasing the
eanceled marks upon them. tive separate
counts.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
Tor Charles Il. Grisanaore and Cora .
Esaw. 0oea Of Seattle; Clyde l. RoseFs,
Of Christopher. and Nora NJ hart o.
o'Brien: William =. wooaery and hat'le
y Iandon, both OF Seattle; ChaFies -
strong. Of wallace. and Nettic J. Asts
on. Of Seattle: jesse y. Kelsey ana Aae-
iarIs f. Boyle. both OF Seattle.
n 4. spencer. receiver of the Seattle
National bank busdiEg. yesterday h'ea
his nnal report showing receipss from
Janaary Is to pecemoer Of Slaais.a AMI
expendltares OF sll.i2a-la The receiver
astans many repairs made dGring 1he
,.se~ The building is insured for Sl-slo''
,a,5,a, while ample TO cover ordinary -
would DC FAR from sufficient IN case g
confagratlcn
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- found. nsany were compelled "a sfars
TIE ssco-1fsens e. PAIRS. fsras AMI
chFs saasheznanas about TIE Sh4neel raa
AM On tee platform gave that rogtsan
&C the ehgreh a handsome appearance.
TIE concert throughout Vas listened %
WITH marked attention. ara thoroughly
enjoyed
the eanrert npenea wEth Charles n -
iey's ChrsStrsss hysan. sHark' The Her
al Angels sing N wAseh the wkoie
congregation joined After prayer by
the pastor. the ,choir sang willlSm C.
Dix's beautiful hymn. the Gusilng
STAR Mrs. Jennie Houghfon Eamurds
staging the soprano eliigato part wlth
her accustomed sweetness The pastors
scripture lesson was from lsaiah's Yrora-
esq coneernsny the coming Of Christ. and
from the first portion % TIE secanss chap
ter Of Matthew. giving the seriptural
account Of the hlrtn of Christ
The choir ard congregation Joined Ga
the hyun. joy . the Worls. the Lord
Has Come" after whieh Mrs ESman5s
sang the otertory. a Christmas song
The remainder Of the programme vas as
fellows:
Gounoa's Communion Service ar
A&tEA ~ ASe<2k44HS from q. tEEzsEA >
Mass: :. Lord, Have Mercy trie. Mrs.
q. A. Edmunds ard MesSrs c. a Ed
munas. n NJ Grous and fuu chorus.
, Glory 10 Gcd in the Highest" So
prago solo. Mrs Day; bass solo. NJ N.
Grout: tenor solo. Mr.. G. a. EiEuauds
and chorus. 3 II Believe in God. the
Father Almighty trio. Miss Haiaee
Gasch. Mr.. Day and NJ NJ Grout and
~
Hosts" tenor solo. Mr.. Edmunas and
chorus. ;. Blessed is He That Cometh;"
soprano solo by Miss Haiaee Gasch and
chorus. g. 20 Lamb OF Cod" Mrs. r L.
Fehren and full chorus. Adams Christ
mas carol. Fall on Your Knees" with
baritone solo by NJ NJ Grout and fun
chorus SullIvsn's 1t Came Upon the
Midnight Clear with soprano ohligato
by Mrs. Jennie Houghton Edmunds.
Hymn $50. "Adoring the Holy Child"
Montgomery.
The solos were al well rendered and
the choir sang together With marked
success. Much credit was given Prof.
sharpe for the successful manner in
which he planned and carried out this
sacred concert. The choir Is composed
OF the following singers: Mrs. q. A.
Edmunds, Mrs L. L. Fehren. Mrs. j. "
Tyler, Mrs. W. II. Day. AIRS. w H.
Gleason. Mrs. \. L. Wood. Mrs. T. l..
Ferry. Mrs. 4. E. Marsh. AIRS. C. l..
Foresman. Miss Haidee Gasch, Miss ~.
L. James. Miss Dcgner. Miss < ~.
Grant. Miss Ri. J. Grant. Mss O. +.
ostrom. Miss S. l. Sickles, Miss ~ L.
Huckins and Messrs. NJ II. Grout. T.. =.
Seigley. q. A. Edmunds. j. r. Hoyt,
w IL. Day. NJ d. Clark. ". L. Jester.
and Masters A. G. Arnold. Frank Lacy,
AttriII Ryckman. Leslie Adams. Frank
Chamberlain
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Is ALLEGES FRAUD.
n.vvar Makes Serious Charges
Against I. b. Dempsey.
III roR CHINOOK BOOM STOCK
...-<er Young says Morrill, Took II
rssarfaiiy Wong Ne Convicted
Dyer A1insony Suit

sxssying allegations OF fraud were
- against Z. II. Dempsey IN a CON-
- died 10 The superior court yester-
- - Edward Duggar in a cgnfgover-
srsssng oft Of q real estate contract
sssll. 1856. Dagger purchased of
- The west half Of lots and 6.
- i knights addition. a TRACT sfxi29
:. =. sostawest corner Of WilIiaul and
80. streets. for s362s. He says
n~rssey warranted me title. and Dug
assumed a sI.0a0 mortgage held By
= rutpaa Loan & Building association
= a,,owed Dempsey $500. the book
- foT ave shares in the association.
= H. delivery NJ warranty deed am
.1xtrzct Of title Duggar says he was 10
= ssn. TIE balance 10 be paid al the
- n 80 pr nsoutn.
. r,sxe4r made bis payments. and UP TO
M.rrA isa4 had paid 81 .72S. 81. together
.ess sIfs 70 % the fosn association 10
- .epsled ~ tie mortgage In execut-
- sss confraet Dugxar says ne deisv-
~.,s ID nenpsey nine promiawory notes.
80 % secure payment made mort
- c5gssing The real property sold.
nsrrsr fhereupon entered into posses
- u the premises.
r)arxar COW says that the warranty
49, : fraudulent In this: That the
xzpes sas not signed. as Ii purporfed on
n taee. b. Mrs. Roweua X. Dempsey,
ga nos executed in the presence OF
kisnewss and was not properly ac-
tnsxsesxrd. The name OF Mrs. DeTnp-
ssv. paggaT says. was forged: and fur
thef thai the names OF William A.
f;f@s1s and W +. Tremain. who appear
= witnesses. are the signatures Of no
persons whatever. but were attached 10
the deed for the Foic purpose Of deceit.
n certificate of ackEow.ed gnent bears
ne notariai seal of c. 4 Mckenzie,
rndsr date Of April :. 1899. but the
risEn:lf charges that the pretended ac-
Acknowledgement was obtained by fraud.
rendering the warranty void. and prac-
tieaily swindhag Duggar out OF the
money advanced upon the contract.
TIE pfaintiH therefore asked for tudg-
saent against Dempsey for si.ff0sl and
fer 500 expended in improving the
property or for a good and sufficient
dees A restraining order was issued
q prevent Dempsey from transferring
the notes and mortgage.
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HE WANTS THAT STOCK.
Toung Wants Morrill, to Turn Over
Chinook Boom Collateral.


In the superior court yesterday Spencer
W Young commenced an action against
George Morrill,, alleging $500 damages
f0F unlawful conversion of twenty shares
o. anassessable paid up capital stock IN
The Chinook Boom company In July.
i24. the stock, Il is said. was held by
Winfield Smith, as Pledge. to secure
payment by Young Of SEQ. and was
afierward levied on by the sheriff un-
der foreclosure proceedings. Morrill,. an
old acquaintance Of Young. is said to
have crafty approached the latter. with
view Of acquiring the stock far below
IT, Salae. and offered 10 advance the
money necessary 60 pay the Judgment.
i was agreed that If Young could pro-
care from the Judgment creditor an
ssfeement 20 accept $3.50 cash and TO
alsew an extension OF thirty DAYS for
Payment Of the balance. and in the
Meantime Ia postpone The sale. Morrill,
WOULD make the payments. ana allow
fcWng six moaths in which to repay
NE Loan, the stock being pledged TO
Morrill, The agreement Mas made
Then Il Is said. Morrill,. knowing that
Young had nill confidence IN him. went
p smith and represented that the sale
should be 10 longer postponed. but that
smith. 81 - ether bidders were present.
snoaid bid ~ the stock a. IT'S face value
aFsd then assign Il 20 Morrill, az agent OF
isang This was accordingly done July
u
notwithstanding this. Il Is said that
eaeFfit, as soon as he had acquired the
s'aek, repHalatcd and denied the exist
saes q any 'iduelary relations. and re-
saAsa % make any settlement with
lo4ag' saying that the stock was not
Subject 10 redemption.
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WHERE is FRANK RAssDALL?
He Has Passed From Sight ami His
Death L. Feared.

The family and friends OF Frank l..
Ransdall are much concerned about his
mysterious disappearance Monday night.
Ransdan has wife and two children
living at lfz2 Third street, and he was
employed until very recently by j. T.
Boyd Of the Washington Advertising *
Publishing Company.
Ransdau was last seen al the corner
of Front and Madison streets about 5
O'Clock that evening. and since then he
has dropped entirely out Of sight lie
had been drinking. and Il IS feared be has
fallen iato the hay. He was not aceus-
toned To remain away from home, but
some OF his friends fear his mind VAS
unbalanced lie vas formerly With The
singc~ Sewing Machine Company here
and has been ID the city about two
years.
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In the superior court yesterday nc"
s,,f,s we're filed as follows
tT.-rlc, Al Russell Us. city OF Seattle
f,arares Ter permanent injury, $eiN-
seward pugSar e. TX. IS. 7. IL be'af-
s,,. ~ ux.-Frsud 10 real estate ooa't1see
ant Tor restraining order. $50
charlotte d. Gibson vs.. Beatiis Gtosen
Divorce. .
ana IIllda Nelson~t'rou'issofs ho'e'
T.hs werthclraer Company VS.. Walter
. penaia e. aL--Balance on account
csarles Burns VS.. Ia. l. Terry ct al
Inigrsos by falling through directive
wharf, s.soe. -,
srsreer ". Youus W. George Merrill
conversion ot stock, s5.i0
seHg Is. +. \. Noeie-ProrasssoFy
note SlAS0
=, ". Price vs. Marshall A Bates. as
administrator - the estate OF joan r
Fsreon-prom Issory uote. s-ese.
7. Parker. plaintiff and appellant
~ \ gsek. defendant AM responSs-
,rt-F From tUstiee court
Peter Coggsns " esiy-ASA-af2ee On
contract. ST. =
t,r,,f against al assaults IS TIE reFata-
49, - pr. rrce's Baking Fowler rs
'rfysfs are routed every time b Il super
ser faerL&
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Tee case of the United States against
haas fe, chlnese eotk arrested on Au-
Esst ! charged With smuggling oplun.
cec'nsd an the afternoon in che Tinted
safe eourt yesterday The jury went
81 a. a few minutes before and re-
.-Ehea Nerilet Of guilty az 10 o'clock.
y ice meaggime the jury had returned
SAFd sAai i uas unable - agree upon a
fssalet bu. lhe court would NOT accept
tsa an excuse. Customs Inspectors
sssgsss AMI saoycr aud Axtral Fast. IN
saSsssF. testified FOR che prosecution asd
- Den and the prisoner Ter the de-
staas wong Ye WAS cooking on the
Ssasisr Resale az the time and when be
Fas arrested upon she ARRIVAL or the
ssssasr here zen cans q opium were
se-aa y the engineers room and eighteen
SAas II iao "g53ry ho3e" where the Chi
aAaAa s'est. osher opium was found Ia
a. galley.
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An action for 3. 100 damages axasns,
the city vas begun in the superior court
yesterday BY Mrs Harriet VI. Russell
VINO fell into an unguaraed gutter AT
hs.ssar ard Greene streets on the nfzh,
OF July r. Mrs. Russell suffered from
broken arm ard claims 10 have been
permanently ianea. she charges ina,
tne AeesdeSt Was due entirely To the neg
hgsnce q the city IN falling 20 provide
necessary lights The city council -,
FUSED 10 consider the ciairvs.
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CONVINCING EVIDENCE.

Nr wIflsans MeCateheoa os Roy.
Pserce counsy. Wash. writes Dr. narrgn
that ~ was cured i've years ago by his
eiectrcal ard medical treatment whgae
81 Pcrsl1ns. q heart trsGhle. corstsS Na-
tion, syspepsia. enlargement 81 the fx-
er. dizziness ard nervous &elslI,y. and
has gained - pounds. and that The cure
Is permanent to this day
DR.. narrsn can ~ consulted free al
Hotel ChilherS TacNIna. Wash "a
tiea;s can be cured with hane treatment
after one visit az the doctors oEsce. Al
durable acute. chronic and private dis
eases q speciality. Circulars and qucs-
ton hlanlss sent free.
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Superintendent T. B Corey. o. tire Ore
Eea Improvement Cs17nEauys uiaes has
reserved l-cm PcTt Townsend Some curl
o0s stones taken from glacial drsst. They
are a. rdsiad as marbles agd some are as
Curious pAEt ~ t&esr cnrssrsr slGu S. she
fossils az %she fFYrriut q veses alton that
xhay ccutsIn. TNeFe are cg.g4atEs e3ane-
ascA. caueIke shells 5n ail * theaa. mura
Yeseaae.. - pseees eg lvcry. AZ. Corey is
ssfnz - have re- sgsnes broken up for
fnspeotaoa ana saes are ~ bard that Il
VIII hsve 70 be fore hy the process used
e. breaking iron ln IRE fcgn3rtes.
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-, she tSsae of the marriage. rarely.
harriet q Gsbzon Murphy. agea Il she
ME q john AarpEy: Jars tsstsz.n. acs.s
=. William JAMES afsspn. Il ava rrsx.-
pctn EasNf. Sfosou. 3 Fer rusre than
sn1se years rzSf. Ms. Gs1son SAYS. ber
nlssand. because of his srunken hztlts.
l3ss disposition ard pEofsirAey. has Ml-
10y neglected 70 make sastahse rrn.ss-
ieh Tor his family. she asks for sse cas-
10y e tae ehiidre- ana 10 have her
si'A'aen name q Whiting restored 10 her.
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= Davis. mayor az Gilman. has nat
yer given up has fgkt against John No
SuA'se. who Il trying 70 collect sass tark
sasAFy a. toxin marshal A suit sf man
Janus vas ISSUED oct % the SUPERIOR
court last week 70 compel Davis = slxa
warrants for the amounts due MeEsonsfa
yesterday Davis filed raotioa t. crash
me service 81 TIE writ or the rYuura
taai 4 Is no writ 1T al. because r VAS
10, attesied nor sealed. ard aid not
run in tins n4nse Of the state.
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Peter coggsns has brought~suIt in the
superior court against the city 20 recover
sssz-fs, balance alleged 10 be due on a
contract made December :. Isss, for the
hauling Of water pipe from the North
ern Pacific depot 10 the wharf At the
foot Of Spring street. and TO other parts
OF the city. The total amount alleged
70 be due was sl.2o7.s2. and sl.oolss has
been paid.
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rrasrr FROM cALIFoE SIa.
Interesting Experiences Of Lee "iiiaF'
while FeatiHg - &c tale

A Lee wluari. a former stulent az
,ha Berkeley ccllege e California. aa1
- sen 81 T. s wiua7t clerk U So
,,erfer 1ps-e Osborn's department. ar
rtvzf home from California lass Saiuf-
s.v havinx virtually walked TIE -
t.ra slasauce. He lsft Berkeley en- Nc
veaher &c. au3 was ea ire roaf sFerf
a.~ frsrn thaf date untl last s@soreaF
evening". when. foo5-sors ard wesrs- Fe5
wsshsf very hapgy. he rang the ieer oeI
~ his fathers residence. - tssaos&
street. Yeune Willard SAYS that be Ess@'ie
the trss On fest ser TIE sess reAzoa iA4t
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= r.ntnta ~ rirst u. Z. church.

At the First Methodist Episcopal
chureh the services or Sunday were ap-
propriate 10 TIE approaching Christmas
ce8abraticn TIE sermon iu thu morning
by the pastor. Rev. william Arnold
Shsnki5n. vas Cd The Great Event CT
IFgstory." the birth q Christ In tha
evening. a sacred concert VAS given by
the choir. under the direction Of Prof
u. s SHARPE. orEeuisi and dlgeefeF The
large cSurch was crowded. ard after
placing extra chairs wherever roem could
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Asexanza- Gouriay, one og the "O}1
Chaas" company. who was without a
chau n1xas es.are last owing 70 an en-
rareneas a. TIE c.ty 3aEi. contributed
g a. ne funds q TIE police court yes
tar5av Afternoon ard want On rs way
re5oleluz. BsycEi cArewp-a expression
en- RS face. BE "a not shsw slsns q
navsnx suffered fro1 TIE s1eets q hls
drunk
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no Iiss a Strange Idea OF mamor.

Jacob NJ. Roberts. a gray-haired cd
man living in Kitssp county. came 10
this city last Friday and ohtalned a
marriage iicc@se for his stersaaughter,
Alice L. CAlkins, and William {. Emery.
The occasion seemed to amase the old
man greatly, and BE cracked many
broad Jokes while the gentlenanly clerk
Was accommodating him. he was left
atone st the register FOR minute while
the clerk was making change. and
after setting hts money walked away
in high glee. When the next applicant
for a license Tame Il was discovered
that Roberts had written nlost often
size and obscene ohservatieu across the
face Of his stepdaughteg's certificate.
The clerk was obliged II erase II as
best he coald. There Is talk Of prose
cuunS Roberts Tor defacing a pubae
recor2.
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Ies Zntsks SIRE now in a fair way 70
ssAAss Upea The judgment recovered
ssasnst TIE S5lnson Mln Co, fer the
san - their father az Ballard three
'ea1 aso By the terms 81 a stlpuia-
1ea satrre8 .utr yesterday they are 70
.ssiye S,75o of TIE 5000 which sum Is
Z = pail % Apirew Hcunick as guar
80 inasmuch az the family hss heea
= Zee verse ~ distress the stipulation
ssss as g most acceptable Christmas
= The order also embraces a payment
N.ea q Jamea r. Aicrphy as sar-
7s2ee u she attorneys Zee.
tss gem - tcuseAnas hFips.Dr. Prizes
s@A,as rea3er. The hass made.
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GErTIsG D0wS no DETAILS.
Election Contest Lawyers Simplify Mai
tors by sftput Effon-Potnts AZ Ysx.n

The election contest cases have taken
more definite shape. BY stipulation yes
teroAy TIE night was narrowed 10 the le-
saiity or niegality Of two-uame and inl-
taai-iess ballots and those eccentric and
irregular votes which could rot be classic
ned. All other ballots will be counted
straight for the candidate sought 10 be
voted Tor, except, of course. those pre-
cincts where the attorneys made obiec-
ton 10 the entire vote cast. The stlpala-
ton does not affect challenges to the poll.
The figures. therefore, now are:
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= l. Te ~. Nell.e -. seavFy. Bessie
:. LsVs as4 = - fsawman have been
80 ~ carries Barns ia tbe superior
as fcr S-A damages slleEes e. have
80 eEHses 1y TIE eolispse 81 tne wharf
: - sesft.e O5o6yara en- Grset street.
NAayt Was undrr lease t. johnson
Nissua. ar3 Is ssts = have ha4
- ses rtiy plsnSe4 ever With 70
s@ns nr ier-tath Baras Vac g
.*-ias'sF. SANS be drove upar this sp&ce
Vas gre psa;e5 lnta she bay -
srsat .asry TIE defendants alsd
. 43wer szttrs out thar they were
- sh4rse1hla wilh the scc.3eUt.
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The Dyer Alimony Case.

IN the suit OF Trusten p. Dyer VS..
Mary PoHtius Dyer for divorce and go
's" alImony. Judge Humes has granted
the motion for bin OF particulars. cx-
cepf that Dyer shall not be required TO
set oft the names oc persons. present at
the time he alleges Mrs. Dyer abused
and mistreated him.
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published. the agreement limits the con-
tentioa 10 bounds practically assumed 10y
the attorneys during the last days OF the
recount. when the challenges were con-
fined TO the three groups mentioned
above.
Little else was done yesterday except to
draw up and sign the stipulation when
the cases were called by Judge Langley.
BY agreement further hearing Was con-
tlnuea until January . AS the date for
the new officers t. take their positions IS
January IL. the second Monday Ia the
month. there IS plenty Of time 10 settle
al questions which will arise before the
new official year begins.
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A#sssf s74sl ireatment ara ia&cees
ssesael s--Ing hours - dfanken diss.-
sasaea ie5ces3 Mrs. Charlotte =. Glason
sE'y 90 rhc Superior eosrt yesterday
&Vsrss fram Seattle G#asoa, e.
- Ehe vas married AZ Imsay tHf.
- 1gae S. lSsG TASge are so2E Sas.4-
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Useful presents. gold glasses. lorsnettes
and readers. at Eyersole's. the opticiaa.
10 Front street
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Lewis Stone. an expert hricklayer of
ChicaEo. is under arrest. charged with
the murder OF Mrs. Sherman anu Mrs
Davis in jamestown. y. Y.
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neegls na maggie eftgir = enly reoulres
! nrtle daily care * fEe health- EipaDs
TahUses rs42es GeetgglEs . rs lcVsst
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-01
SOCIETY NOTES.

The "Ramblers" meet in Hasbrouck
Institute next Wednesday afternoon. The
subject nuder discussion will be the
ed from both outside ard inside, and
stories will be told of the prisoners con
fned there and descriptions given of its
present contents.
What is the cause of the popularity of
subscription dances? Are the hard times
answerable for it or is it one of society's
numerous fads? The subscription dance
given in Foye Hall Wednesday evening
by the younger set" was voted an i'm
mense success. No trouble or expense
was spared n the committee received
the thanks of all present.
DR.. Poole of Sip avenue is about to
leave Jersey City for a two and a half
years study in Europe. DR.. Poole will
for one year and will divide the remain
ing time among the medical colleges or
Dublin, Paris and London. He will also
make a thorough study of French and
German.
The Jersey City Woman's Club meets
next Thursday at the rooms of the Wom-
ans Exchange. The work of the Educa-
tional Committee will be considered and
several eminent speakers are expected:
Mrs. Forma of Bergen avenue and
her daughter, Miss May Forman, will
Join the large party leaving Jersey City
February 6 for Palestine and the Holy
Land. If all a%ccounts of the Holy, Land
be true, many faithfully treasured illu-
sionas will doubtless be dispelled by this
trip.
John Milton and contemporaneous writ
ers will be discussed Wednesday after
moor by the members of the odd Vol
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