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The herald., 1894-04-02

XgT TOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 22G s.
w Spring ST. the Oldest, largest and finest
equipped commercial school in southern Cali
branches ard banking; superior and sue
cessful shorlhand and typewriting department
and q practical English course; new college
tric elevator for pupils use new furniture and
appliances; open al the year; pupils received
al any tine illustrated catalogue aud full in
Il. FELKEI, viCc-president 5-4 ly
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$1,000 ID 8 a modern residence close in,
on Grand avenue.
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DERSONAL RALPH BROS. GOLD BAR
i -four. ,95ci city -four, 75c; .granulated
sugar, 10 lbs. 81 brown sugar, % lbs. 81;
lbs. rolled oats, 25c; sardines, 5 boxes 25e; ta-
ble fruit, 3 cans soc. midland coffee, 25c lb. ;
eastern oil, soc; gasoline, soc; 2-lb can eorned
beef, 15c; lard, lob. can, soc; lbs, 43c
6U1 5. Spring ST.. corner Sixth.
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\ OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
l. ANDENGLlSH TRIMMING SCHOOL.

QneorporHtedl, l44 South Main street
Largest and best equipped business training
school On the coast Thorough and practical
courses in the commercial, shorthand type
writing, telegraphy, assaying and all English
branches. Large, able ana mature faculty OF
instructors. pay aud evening sessions Terms
reasonable GaI at Office or write for elegant
calalogue. Z. F. siIRADER, president; f. W.
KELSEY, vice president; ], l.. lNSkEEP Sec
rotary. 0-lG "
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LNOR SALE-A COUNTRY HOTEL IN THIS
Il county, near depot; 30 rooms; every con.
venience; recently rebuilt good appearance
doing good business; very little cash needed to
walk right III. ). WALSH Il CO.. a2t12 S.
Spring st. 81 IT
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EoR sALi:

THE DEAN GILBERT IL sASDFoRD CO.,
IL IT 132 8 broadway.
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WYE LEAD; OTHERS FOILOW. PRICE
w per pound: Boiling beef, Be; 2 poi- nds
rib stesk, l5c. sirloin, tenderloin or porter
house steak. 12l2e; prime rib roast, 10c fresh
or salt pork, leaf lard and sny kind OF sausage,
Toe; Rex b ms, 121ac; Nionic hams, Sc; leg OF
mutton, sc; . pounds of ktttle rendered lard
warranted pure, for 81. T. G. CHASE, 61S S.
Spring ST. l-30 1y
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M ODERN SHORT HAND SLOAN-DU-
w puyHn snor hand ant ypc-w -iting in
sti,ulc opens March II, 1S9l Nt l42 s. Main
ST. sloan DuployHn system, simplest. easiest
aud most lcgi bic system in the world speed
OF l - Wc"GS per minute guaranteed in three
months or money refunded. Tuition T45.
Students entering first week S35, full course.
WM. J.. TIDBALL, president. 80 In
LEOBEL INSTITUTIONS DE ROsAs--
I Adams street, corner Hoover. win begin
second quarter January $, iSJl Circulars
sent nnd all information given upon applica-
tion. MRS. CAK0LYN " y, ALDEN. Casa de
EosNS. 9-27 ii
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DEMOVED--
nE1r ~ 4. RI-TI .EnEE

DEVAN d RUTJEDGE,
Have removed to 1885, West
Second street; Chicago grain
and other market received by
telegraph orders, executed
for cash or Oh margin. Al st
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ron S.nw-c,rY pnopKnrv.

Sl000-.A-2-4-ro room cottage with closets and
pantry; lots, barn, well, windmill and tank; !;
near electric cars; a snap
The herald., 1894-04-02

nor sALE-17 ACRES OF FINE LAND, ALL
L set to navel oranges, years old. Plenty
OF water. This is the finest thing in the state,
and can be bought for 1900 per acre, and in
the choice citrus section OF the country. We
Will be pleased to show this. sTOVER u OIL
YER, 12412 S Spring St, room l 81 ii
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IF YOU ARE AN ACTUAL SETTLER AND
L want 20 or more acres OF the best alfalfa
and deciduous fruit land ON earth, Mt from R13
to %41 per acre, easy terms, where water is
plenty and cheaper than fog, call and bring
your friends CALIFORNIA COLONIZATION
CO., POI lU2 Bradbury block. 2-?5 II
The herald., 1894-04-02

NOR SALE-BREAD ROUTE; WAGON DOU-
L ble team, set of double and single harness;
call between and 8 p. m. at 26l s. Main ST. ;
must be sold before Thursday; will beer inyes-
tiga,ion. 3-3l st
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DERSONAL-AfRs. PARKER, tCLAIRVOY-
1 anti consultation on business, love, mar
riAge, disease mineral locations lie reading,
etc. Take University electric cars to Forester
ave. and Hoover St; go west on Forester ave.
8 blocks to Vine ST., second house on Vine
west of Vermont ave $50 If
The herald., 1894-04-02

L tp 8 north, range 10 west Antelope val
ley, Kern county; No. soil, leve no alkali,
at Ts per acre; will sell huif section Also n.
Z. Il OF section 20, tp. d south. range 26 east,
Tulare county; No. l soil, level, no a'kali at
$l6 per acre; title perfect; each one worth
800 per acre n. &. SEIBEL, 715 Howard st.,
San Francisco, Cal. 1881 1T
The herald., 1894-04-02

ItLIMPSEs OF AMEkICA-READ THE COU-
VI pon offer today. If you avail yourself of
the opportunity You can easily make $50.
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sI.nCrAL MOtIGns.

Persons wanting situations. help, or Wishing
TO rent, buy or sell property, viii do well 10
advertise in THE HERALD,
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FOR sALE-uouNTRY pEnpMkTY.

SLLL TIE EARTH.
1925 tt r. S. BAssETT, Pomona, Cal.
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NOR sALE-A 22-kOoM LODGING HOUSE,
II 2 blocks from City Hall; newly furnished .
all rooms occupied; leudid location; owner
going east. Here is an excellent opportunity
for a bargain; full investigation solicited. Ad-
dress ST. LOUIS, box 80, Herald. 1t
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inserted in the rclu1ans Of THE HEsMD at

\
" 5 CENTS PER LINE TER DAY.
@l PER LINE PEI; MONTH.
epecial rates Tor longer period
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WANTED = SITUATION BY \ MIDDLE
w aged womHn In "a hotel or lodging house
10 take charge ot linen department preferred
experienced; hest OF references Address NJ.
NJ NJ. box 80, Herald Office. SIG II
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wANrnp-nISosLLANsous

NXTANTED-TWO OR THREE ELEGANTLY
w furnished rooms, with or without board,
in respectable family and frstclass neigh bor-
hood, by family OF three. Address II. s.,
Herald Office, giving location and price.
3-3O 1t
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w TANTED-PARTNER WITH $1,000; lady
w or gent: to put new invention on the
market just out. Address: INVENTOR, box
40, this Office. 3-297t
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Fo4< MxcsiANtsn
rAANats

r.
= PGClAL BARGAINS
~
TOR TuIS WEEK !
PiA&o2! PIANOS
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WANTED At oNCE-ALT. KINDS OF SEC
w ond-hand furniture for spot cash; highest
prices paid. LEWIS 4 ALDERsoN, 312 S.
Mann st. Tel. l1OS. 1-1O II
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r me ADvnnrrsrNa.

The mort direct u1ctao'i ~ .csching the
public Anj mixing known our
The herald., 1894-04-02

p1-n- TIE DTGGEST SNAP EVER OF
- lou fered restaurant doing splendid
business; don't miss This chance j. WALSH
Il CO., 3a11a 5. spring st. 4-l st
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sdnOO-sALOON NEVER OFFERED FOR
nj ZUO sale before; good location; owner
has got rich in same place. j. WALSH & CO.,
32lIa S. Spring st Al 81
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Tor SALE R1uO-A CHOICE 10 ACRES OF
Il alfalfa land near the city, :. w.. only
Tl00 per acre 7. ]. CUDDY, 206 n. Spring ST.
The herald., 1894-04-02

MISS RAY OF CHICAGO GIVES FIRST
WI class massage and magnetic treatment at
1873 n. Main St, room ~. $40 I'm
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AVIDk&E EI-.
=
IAf :. HUNTER. -Aq-LAW,
81 stimson block, rooms l27 d 4 ~. Tel. 323.
Practices III ali the courts, state and federal.
IL
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y4rANTED--A A MAN WITH $4,000 CAPITAL
w to invest in good mining proposition
that viii pay from - to 81 per day. Address
X. NJ, box 80, this Office. 3-2S II
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. ANTNi3-sIrU Nrtnw-

w who can give the vesy best OF references,
p position rs crockery packer; Aas had over
len years experience in one OF tho lcading
crockcry houses OF Sau rancisco Address
Crockery Packer, =. .. box 800, Los Angeles.
:, III
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o1OO-GRoCERY AND FRUIT STORE; OR
- loo will invoice stock. Receipts ~ a
day. snap J. WALSH * CO., 321}x S.
Spring ST. Al 3t
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Educ TIONAL.

MRS s-WRIGHT-MEDIUM. 2S616
w s. Spring st. 3-6 I'm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

To The Gazette.
Athens, Tex. April b.-By far the
largest and most enthusiastic railroad
meeting ever held In Athens took place
on yesterday evening at O'Clock. The
object in View was TO cooperate with
ana aid financially the mnnagemcnts
proposing 10 extend the Dallas Trunk
or bring the Palestine and Dallas road
by Athens. The business houses were
all closed. and citizens Of all classes
assembled IN the courthouse. Capt.
W. T. Eustace was called 10 the chair,
and ]. W walford. editor OF tho Re
view, appointed secretary. Speeches
were made by several prominent gem
tlemen. and committee OF fve Rp-
pointed 10 confer with the afore-mon-
toned management, with View 10
securing the road for AthenH. II was
shown. 100. that Athens ia on the most
direct and practicable route between
Dallas end Palestine, and other things
being equal, the road should naturally
come through II, The Athens brass
hand was present ana furnished music
for the oecaainn. The utmost harmony
prevailed This y the nrst time IN the
history Of the town that 70 unanimous
d meeting was ever held In It. and let
the outcome be what II may. win be an
occasion long remembered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08
We WANT YOU

stop at dress goods counter this and see the
Nsew French novelties in Dress Goods No two alike
ad price the interesting thing about them cost
uch Suits you'd pay So Sl2 So $l4 SIS and $50 for
80 but 81, $3.50 49, So SO so and $12 so An elegant
assortment at present Later you may regret call
ig Sooner; they are all sellers you know
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

Special Dispatch.
cisco, Toxy Aprl I'll. A. Karltallta.
chairman OF the Peoples party. has
called for primary conventions to be
held at each voting box In Eastland
county, to select candidates for the
next election. April u is the day Fixed
Ben Frater Of Rising Star, chairman
OF the Democratic executive committee,
has issued a call to that committee 20
meet at Eastland April "a. TO detor-
mine whether or not primary elections
FOR nominations shall be held in this
county for county and precinct officers,
or by convention, aud to attend to such
other business as may come before the
meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

By Associated Press.
Kansas city, Mo, April IAN indig-
nation meeting Of citizens will DO held
In Kansas city tomorrow afternoon,
on account or the alleged brutality
towards inmates OF the Jackson county
poor-farm The farm is mnnogod by
Superintendent Iiudspnih, and has
been the subject Of official investigation.
which resulted IN the superin,endent's
exonoratIon. The projectors OF the mass
meeting have the stories OF witnesses
who claim 10 have seen females whip
ped with rawbldes by burly keepers un-
III blood strcamed from their backs.
Many such and worse revelations Of
cruelty are promised.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

by AHRociHtaf 'refe.
Elizabeth, Pm. April 7-The Cons
monweal army arrived here Mt 9 o'clock
today. The march across the country
from Reynodstan was accompanied by
mnny hardshlps. About forty rccruita
Joined on the outskirts OF the town.
Coxoy and his party were met by
small mounted escort. Previous to ieay-
ing MoKcesport fifteen OF the soldiers
were dismissed for obieptIng 10 tho
commissory arrangements.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

by Associated Prcss
Mexico city April 7.--Thc SUI Dor
tribunal Inns confirmed the sentenea "a
death on Edward Adams OF New or
leans for murder. despite the ottempt
TO provo the prisoner insane from tho
excessive use Of abanthe. The lawyers
Of the defendant nre moving for
ilnnl hearlng hoforo The aupreme eonrt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

Fearful Fate Of Little Girl ID
south TcxHH.

Special Dispatch
Houston, TEX, April foe IerlcI
and family reside on the GIddings farm
in washinEton county, Marie, their 70
year-old daughter was sent to nelgh-
boris and not returning search was In
stltuted. resulting IN tho finding OF heI
body munsled beyond recognition. She
had been attacked by a pack OF mad
dogs and literally devoured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

Special Dispatch.
Comanchc, Tex April THE county
Democratic executive committee met
here today ana called precinct ronven-
the selection OF candidates 70 M all
vention July q 1t was decided to nom
mate candidates by convention Instead
OF primaries, IA heretofore. About six
ty-hve representative Democrats from
all parts of the county were present.
The chairman was unanimously in
structed to invite Col s. W. r. Lanhum
to open tho campaign in his candidacy
for governor at this place. This vir-
tunlly settles this county for him, This
county Endorsed Lanham two years
ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

Special Dispatch
Gimcr Tex, April 7.--The Demo
cratic executive committee OF upahur
county met to-day and decided on Imy
"a as the date Tor holding primaries for
lions to meet June 80, and county con-
offices. both district and county. The
test ngreod upon is the Endorsement Of
the Democratic national platform OF
1899. ana a pledge 10 support the nom
inGes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08
:s::3LACK GOODS.

we have perhaps, more black goods than is needed
l. two stores, but this is black goods season. we
Iater to the wants of Dame Fashion We have the ne
leaves in light weight at 75c to 81 per yard Also
STRIPES not expensive ST. 81 25 ST. SO per yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

Indications OF Sensational Develop
mcntS within Twenty-four Hours.

by Associated Press.
connellsville, Pa. April From
present indications the next twenty
four hours VIII witness lively scenes Ia
the coke regions The developments To-
day gave substantial proof that The
collapse OF the strike was only tempo
rary and that the end has not yet
been reached. Trouble was reported mt
the Bessemer plant OF Mcclure q Co.
but the officials for the company deny
the rumor. It is said several shots
were exchanged between the deputies
and the strikers. Some OF the men at
the Davidson works near town refused
10 80 TO work today, fearing trouble.
The strikers are said to be located on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08
China and Japan Mattings.

The mattngs are but just here The largest variety
by tar that we have carried and larger have
been told than any retail floor Texas The prices are
right No >ne get under Most of them are seam
contrSuous pece-4o yards and this is about all
say
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08
Much Depends Upon the Carpet.

The appearance of the whole depends upon the
texture and the coorngs of the carpet back
round OF the picturet makes artistic effect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-08

Some few weeks back gave you aprons at such prices
pa bad never before We sold them out in one day.
70 have duplicated the line and Monday you get
lem again at the prices 25c 39c, 45c We posi-.
yeiy assert that you'd pay much for the material
ingham' lawn, nainsook and cambria Monday 25c, 800
10 each
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-11
The Alaska Boundary survey.

NEW WEsrMIssrEs. April TO- Especial. !
wv. 4. King, Canadian commissioner for
the Aiaska-British Columbia boundary
survey, has arrived here from Ottawa with
two parties OF surveyors under William
ogtlvie, ID. l.. S, and James Gibbons. u.
l. s. and left for Victoria BY steamer.
The Gibbons party will leave for Alaska
tomorrow. but Commissioner King and
Ogfsvie's party will remain until four
other parties arrive from Ottawa, when Ali
will leave for the north together. King
will have over loo men under him this sea
son. but does not expect 10 finish the de-
Limitation of the boundary before the end
OF next year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-11

EvEssrr. April Ia Special. AT the
FIRST annual meeting OF the Business Meas
Association. held tonight. there va, a
large attendance and much enthusiasm.
One headred and sixty -fonE members have
already signed. The officers elected to-
nigh; are; President, Thomas A. Cur.
rsdaes, wee president, II. q. Tfhait.: sec
resasy, n. L. fosers: directors. ~. q.
swsiweil. Melvin sNarsoat. J. j. Clark
John l. Bowen. George h, Las.er: T. Nc
Yariane, ". g. RGeker A CON nit:ee vas
appointed 10 rsposs upon tie sdvisahtisty
OF bringing g. veto this isli she question
oi removing the county seat from Sno-
hauish 10 Everett
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otxsrfa. April io-FSreesak r. Articles
ios the following domestic corporations
have been fiied ia the cfsise os The ssere.
tzrv II state:
Spectacle I.sks Gold Mining Company.
% AsooriliS, nsAncgan Sosasy. capital
ss,eaA,tso. IN |. ussgso shares OF 81 each
lae0sPsgsso-S tss.args W Adrian. Waiter
N. AassAn. William fealke: 10 carry on
business ot uliaing.
kereks faeecr Miaiag UonpanF. 81
tssassn Sosth. NSsnegza ecunsys capital
S-6asA IL 80 sAxsps sf Sssse each s5ss,sAx.
rossEsrs: John n5a-k. o. u Bterk. Mat
u - lte3ie&ee. ;, S.vsEssaa. L. 4. ksag-
.ss1i, tf@AS lsesis. - sgy. sell and
operate placer mlaeA
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tn. British Column, ...,.

NiCroxis. April 10 The Provincial
pariisment to-day passed resolution ex-
pressing hope that the bill TO carry on, the
Boring sea arbitration. now before the i'm
rer.ai parliament, will not receive the
royal assent unless the claims OF British
Columbia sealers for compensation during
lssii, isss and 1876 he recognized.
Reports from the len, say sea!ers were
never thicker on the Japan coast than
nov, hui the weather is bad.
IL Is said Great Britain and Russia have
continued the late arrangement regarding
sealing in the Russian waters and island.
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PvYALIrr, April 10.-fspscial. EDr. q. d
Armstrong. SECRETARY Of the ssaes board
Of health, has addressed . Isttsr to the
physicians throughous the stsss - fol-
lows.
81 am Instructed 10 inforn you that the
next semi-annual meeting Of the state
board Of health will take place ~ SPOKANE
on the evening Of May !. lisa This meet
ing will take the form Of . eonyention.
The stste board desires the presence Of ail
the health Officers Of this state % take
part in the discussion upon the various
questions suggested. The objects Of the
meeting are the establishment Of closer
retatlous between local and stats board.
the oemparison Of visss, the presentation
Of facts. the discussioa Of practical meth
DDS relative 70 the prevention Of illness
and death, and the improvement Of the
conditions Of the living.
"Among the subjects it b expectoa Will
- presented and discussed are the fol-
loving: The prevention Of consumption;
the education Of the. people on sanitary
Of scarlet fever and diphsheria; restriction
and prevention Of dangerous and commu-
nicabIe diseases from the standpoint Of the
school board. the minister, the health Of
dcsr. the lawyer, the press. the state
board Of health: contagious diseases of
coSSie: proposal teglSiat1on. Authors OF
papers are expected 10 limit fhem 10 d teen
minutes. Papers are expected 70 be origi-
nal contributions which. when read, are to
be the property Of the convention and be
ieft With the secretary. Persons propos.
ing 70 b present will notify the secretary
Of the subject Of his paper before she 9th
inst.
AS the State Medical Society mssts
May 1t the same place IN opportunity IL
presented for attendance as both meet
ings."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-11

The Hungarian dses has expressed its
gratitude TO the chtvalroIs king and the
people of italy for the sympathy mani
Tested on the death Of Kossuth.
The international Moft1age bank, Of the
City of Mexico and New York. 10 heartily
in favor Of Senator Woicotts Mexican
coinage scheme. Others oppose il because
Mexican silver will be crowded out The
Mexican cabinet is considering the matter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-11

Belle Baya and other French women
giving lewd dances at the Mid winter Fair,
San Francisco. have been acquitted.
Ed Morreil. Chris Evans pal. has nied
an affidavit that he was compelled 20 assist
Evans TO escape from the Fresno jail ~
the point Of . revolver. Evans will Be
brought down to testify when Morrell's
trial comes up
Ed Cash. who lived ten miles southwest
Of Gatesville, Texas, Was called from his
wife's sick bed by mob Sunday. When
next seen his body was hanging from q
tree. riddled with bullets. The cause OF
the crime is unknown.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-11

Accident % che Whasosn Tide Flats.
WHArcon, April 1.-Two bsnts Of the
old Colony wharf bsyond the Great North
ern railway t-estle gave way this after.
noon beneath the weight Of . two-horss
team and farm wagon driven by Harvey
Martin, farmer living between Ferndals
and Lyndsn. who, With Mrs. Law and
daughter Lizzie. II years old, had gone
out to the warehouse at the end of the
wharf by mistake. believing 1t to be . reg
uiar steamboat landing. ALI were sud-
denly precipitated into tho water fifteen
feet or moro below. and it il regarded a
miraculous that no fatalities resulted.
Fortunately the tide was low and the
water. which 1t high tide is fourteen feet
deep there. was shallow enough 70 permit
Mrs. Law to wade ashore. The wharf in
$500 feet long and belongs to the Fairha.
ven Land Company. The portion between
the railroad trestIs and the shore has
for some months been kept in repair
by the city. as IL affords the only meaas
OF access to the Great Northern dcpot
on the tide fats. bat the stretch beyond
has not been used as public highway for
year or more. having been condemned
and passage barred by gate. This was
open through careicssness on the part OF
some one. and Martin. no. suspecting the
danger. drove to the end Of the wharf and
was returning when the accident occurred.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-11

OLYMPIA. April 1o.-ISpscial. Tho fol-
lowing cities have nt reported any organ
isaticn Of local boards Of health for this
year under the provisions Of chapter 50,
session laws Of 1898: Anacortss, Ballard,
Castis Rock, Censralia, Chehaiis. Cotton,
Colvilie. Cosmopolis. Eilensburg, Farm
ington, Garfield. Gilman. Goldendale. IL
waco. Kalama. Kettle Falls, Kslso. Kent,
La Conner. Latah, Marysviils, Medical
Lake, Montesano. Mount Vernon, New
whatcom. Oakesdals. Ocosta, Orting. Pa
louise, Pasco. Pataha. Pullman, Port Orch
ard. Rockford, Ruby. Sedro, Slaughter,
South Bend. Spangle, Sprasus, Stsilscoom,
sumas. Sumner, Sidney. Tskoa, Vancouver.
Waitsburg, Watsrvills. Wilbur. Winlock
and Wooliey.
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ezrs - boanfr Anxine - easGeng AAys
e IL uar. He enliseoa unaw H. nanDe
a WuHan Bsoun Il ~ Nsv HanPsAirs
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rors Townsend News

feKr Togssxso. April Ia-fSrecial. -
The bonds OF :, Aronson, assignee Of
the arm Of Waterman & kstx. in the sum
of siieoo were illed today. TIE saresses
are Jacob Earth, Neustad,sr ana God
water, al Of Seattle.
Deputy United States Marshal Sam Vim
sen, Of Spokane today sold a. the Gus
toms house sso seizures of eonsrabSaa
opium shieh was een'iscated 20 the gov
eminent IN thai city some months ago
lac nrss lot OF $50 pounds brought ST. 10
pound, ~hiis ihe other 80 pounds OF
imported opium brought 81 - . round.