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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-10

and Gems Of Art
The Seattle exhibit at the Interstate fair
viii all be in place by Monday night, and
will undoubtedly be credit to the me-
tropolis. The space allotted is In the
front part Of the main building, and upon
entering the visitor wall be confronted
by a large photograph picture of the
business portion Of the city of S~-
attic. showing the water front and
ali the business district from Jackson
street north to Queen Anne hill
This picture will bs suspended from ths
ceiling OF the gallery and face the main
entrance. Above il. in the form of .
semi-circle extending from pillar to pillar,
n distance of twenty feet. will be the
words, Seattle Congrafllates Tacoma,
In colored electric lights on background
of Interstate fair coiors, blue, white and
yellow.
Surrounding the exhibits and suspended
from the ceiling of the balcony will be
the oil paintings of Snoqualmie falls,
Lilliwanp fails. Mount 81 and numbering
scenes. which were on exhibition at the
Worlds fair.
In the machinery hall there will be
new electrical machine made by Andrew
Jackson, of the board Of public works,
display of machinery by the Mitchell.
Lewis & Ssaver Company. a display OF
brass goods of their own manufacture by
Goddard Bros. patent combination sid
ing and lath machine by Dahl & DJorup.
an exhibit by the Pacific Wire Fence Com
pany and a splendid display of the Goals
and minerals Of King county. with stats
tics of the output in 1893.
Seattle will no doubt have the best dis
play at the fair in fine arts DIR. J.
Eugene Jordan has loaned the best speci-
mems in his collection. the Globe Wall
Paper Company will have an excellent
display by local artists, the Arlington
restaurant will exhibit its collection of
fifty pieces of old Italian art by tho 'osd
Masters, some of them being more than
500 years old. This is probably the finest
collection an the Northwest, and will at
tract great deal of attention.
In the women's department. displays
will be made by many of the leading
artists. Mrs. Sackman will exhibit some
rare china; Mrs. A. III. Foote will show
table and some chairs OF oak of her own
hand carving, which are acknowledged by
critics TO be very fine.
In the horticultural hall John b. Agen
will make q display of dairy products. In
the architectural room will be seen many
of Seattles public buildings and private
residences and paintings OF old pioneers.
The chronological exhibit that was
at the Worlds fair has been loaned
to the committee and will be on
exhibition; also a fine collection
of Indian curiosities, with oil paintings Of
Chief Seattle, Queen Angelina and paint
ing OF Chief Seattle's ''potlaeh" IN early
days at Port Orchard. These pictures are
by q local artist, and are said. by old pio-
neers, TO be true TO nature.
Although the time has been short IN
which TO prepare an exhibit. the commit
ties thinks the Seattle display will lead
them all.
Secretary of Agriculture Morton will sail
from New York Tor Europe on Tuesday.
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the Erxs days sravel Re stopped A. Raua-
iah. Which II the Arasnan.ksa of the
sexiptnre Here wsrs the rrlns OK an cd
towev. from tie top Of whieh = susendAd
visw al the western part Of Palestine conla
be ehssined- IA the afs@rnooa he reached
II. foot Of the mountains Of Iaaea. nnd n
the srsnsng esnped On the eastern slore
NJ q place called woois All. twsnsy-four
miles frem Jopps- Woodx Ali 70 situated
in the vallsy of ksah. where D.vid gos TIE
Eve smooth stones Nth which 70
slav the gfans GoIHah. In tue mid
Gle OF the following afternoon he
cane In sight Of Jerusalem. he did not
&c to the city directly. bat uens round the
north end Of tie walls down inso tie
Waller Of Ksdron. passed th-oagh the
Garden Of GssAsem2ne. ascending TIE
Mcunf OF Olives on the western siopa.
From the TOP Of the mount he had the
hrst good view Of Jerusalem. The CRY
lay before hira. silent tut sui animated
With = sacred history. lie wildly de-
scribea the city as il appeared. told his
Impressions and then drew . spiritual
lesson from its history.
Thss evening DR.. Lucas will lecture
astired in the costume of Palestine The
lecture will be free, but . collection will to
taken up at its close in Oriental fashion.
DR.. Lucas did not say what the fashion Is,
bat all those who attend the First Presley
terrain church this evening will see for
themselves.
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rhe New Playing Card st.m..

The frat batch OF the new internal re-
venue stamps for playing cards has been
received in this city by NJ. Levy & Co.,
who made the first application TO the col
lector. The stamps are 1xA inch in size,
and are bright red in color. They have
panel in white outline over the center of
which are four playing cards. ell diamonds,
in the shape Of fan with the words
playing cards" printed across them. On
the two upper corners are the letters III.
s." and al r. while under the fan are
printed the words: ''0n hand, August,
1894. F." with large ngure in the center
and beneath this the words. Two cents %
One Of these stamps is required to be az
axed to the cover OF each pack of cards,
the seller of which must write or stamp
his initials across IL
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srKwARraHoIxss pRrs coxrr.


mayer Fhetr& &pB2fEA A1mmsEf1&
and Urges Prompt Aetfen-
In compliance vita the iosrt resolution
Of the city coanel requesting him 70 sp-
point committee Of eve 80 ACT with tne
county commissioners and . com mifses Of
the Chamber Of Commerce in securing ths
right-of-way for the Lake Washington
ship canal. Mayor Phelps has appointed
the following committees
II r elise. Of the board ct aldermen.
LeAnder Miller. president Of the board
Of aldermen.
J. 3. Crichton. president of the house Of
William voigs. Of the house Of dele
gates.
N. W. LovejOy. Of the board Of alder
men.
In letter to the board OF trustees Of
the Chamber Of Commerce announcing
the appointment Of this COMMITTEES,
Mayor Phelps says:
II deem this q matter worthy OF the
governmental bodies Of King county and
the city OF Seattle. and Of your body.
which represents the commercial interests
OF the city and county, and Of ali citizens
interested In seeing the great enterprise
fairly snaugurased. / aEn sure a commit
tee formed as suggested by the joint reso-
luton will accomplish the desired result.
and feel authorized to pledge the hearty
cooperation Of the city governments 10 lhe
movement"
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Samuel MuIIigan. the brother Of Joseph
Nulligan, Who was found dead at Salem.
or. lives At b and Water streets. in this
ritv. He called At the PosT-INrEIIt-
eKScEH Office yesterday and said bis
brother was IN Seattle last January and
I.ft with the intention Of gong East, and
wrote TO him from Victoria week or 50
later. Joseph Mailigan Jeff Ireland forty
Eve or fifty years ago and went 10 New
Zealand and from there came TO America
M. owned some mining property In Idaho,
but Mr.. Mulligan does not know OF any
other property. Mr.. Mnlligan thinks he
-. one or two sons in Australia. bat does
not know where they are
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A hundred or more Seattle pioneers viii
-, 90 Tacoma on the ! IS s. IA trip Of the
st.amer FLYER On Wednesday. A meeting
- .he association has been called a; the
uot.l Tacoma 81 10 a M. ~ which mai
--r.nwrnents will be made aud the pro-
s-..-,rns stated 20 all The exercises viii
:. "a in the Exposition building as i;so
:. Tacoma members OF the assoois-
,s,D Nil entertain ths visitors durtng
thsir xsav In the Fair city. Tickets,
badges and fair smalsms can Be oeisined
:, an. Chamber Of ComEneTes IN tals ely
atm M today.
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mR. KNarr FULLY CLEARED.
Charge of Forgery Dismissed-Dus q
Unfayorabfe Circumstances.


B. A. Knapp. the commercial traveller
who 10 employed by l. Lutterman. Of 1919
Front street, and who was arrested in this
city May q on the charge of forging school
warrants To the amount Of 5000 when he
was head deputy Of the treasurer's office
at Spokane. received telegram Saturday
from his attorney to the effect that the
case had been dismissed and the bond ex-
onerstcd.
Mr.. Knspp.Et appears. has been placed
IN an unfavorable light In this matter
through no fault of his own. He says he
was on his way to dinner one day at Spo-
kane when q man named Andrew Ander-
son asked him where he could dispose of
some warrants. Mr. Knapp introduced
him TO Roberts Bros. bond brokers, and
then left. 1t afterwards came out that
the bonds sold were forgeriss, and Knapp
was indicted. He naturally feels gratihed
at his case being dismissed, and his friends
are iublanE
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=. = a1aSEs rscsavsd. TIE rroxrsrnnse Of
. snasx vss furnished ~ Company
=. anasr tas credit syxtsn- Tn. fsaxe
e. csssofxts IL 1ssh annsversary shs
hFss week in Orsob~r
Juvenile Temple viii gfvs an
svsnine.
r. Moaasor Lodgs. No. 81 wsn celebrate
lie 4th anniversary ~ "a entsrs.Inm.n.
and social ~ Frssdss hsl Thuxd.x sx..-
sng. the z7sh inst
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rh. Fruls OF q Bu.,ae., ou.rr.l.

A warrant was Issued yesterday by Jas
tics Caldwell for the arrest Of James Nc
CulIoeh on the charge Of assault and bat
terry. Albert Peterson. the complaining
witness. claims that AcCullock. his part
ner In the fruit business near Renton. dis-
agreed with him over business matters
and thre9 him ont Of she garden and also
threatsnsi 20 Kill him.
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Hen Picker. Going oat in Huuar.aA

Hop piekers are leaving the city in
great numbers for the hop fields, about
20 having gone on Saturday. Most OF
the pickers nov are headed for Auburn.
Kent, 0'BFlen. oriilia and snocusimis.
At saoqaalEnis piekers are scarce and 100
Cinnamon viii lsavs tie city today for
that place.
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Denny o'Brien. the agitator. and one OF
Sheriff woolery's brave deputies ., the re-
cent trouble IN the First ward, decided
Saturday that Peter Burns Was the man
who hit him on the head with cane. and
therefore caused his arrest on a warrant
charging assault with q deadly weapon.
Burns vas released on $500 bonds given
before Justice Carson, OF the Dnwamlsh
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Next Friday evening Puget Sound
lodse, Ne. II. X. Of r, viii confer the
RANK Of knight OF enc Esquire. aud some
very tne rank work will be done. The
team OF teis lodge will enter the race
When the competitive exercises in rank
seFk take place. aud IL is hoped that all
edges viii take an active interest in this
antsl Il Is brought 20 an issue, which val
os IN the near future.
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lscoxA. sept. a--fSreeEal. 1-Th. cusr-
ssrly nesting Of ths Fsfsh sssstric. louar.. I.
y. -. l., closed Saturday. The meeting
spened Friday rnornInx in the ball Of
Daantisss lodge. and after . short session
.aloaFnsd until evening 20 snable the oct
oa-1oNn delsxates 20 visla the Interstate
iaas. AZ the swearing session nine dess-
sa'ss took the district degree. sna sister
Amans Wsy IsesGssd. brother L L
Martin. Z. q. g.. and others ersmpEIfring
Toe unsFatteu worx Of the order 10 a..
a1strict and sabordIn4ts degrees Today
reports sere read from shs dsffersn, le.sres
snosing growing interest In the work.
ne resignation Of 3. J. I. Brother Martin
smltn. was accepted and Sister johnson.
81 bnecdas vas elected % the position.
Ins following papers wsre then read !:
Am Ny Brothers Kesperfp bv.E. T.
Martin, 7. G. 8 "Churchmen and the
saioon,' By g C. Fisher; .Dsssriet Lodge.
lts Uses and Abuses" by q. r. cotsr~lI.
~ X. W. o. T.; self Improvement" BY
. y. Chase. z W. @. C.:"Ths Plsdse. .
by q. +. CottrelI, ID. x. ". @. T. A anes-
ton box aud general discussion occupied
the rest OF the day. The lodge adjourned
TO meet as Olympia December l. At the
open meeting Saturday evening the Rev.
Mr. Boyd, Of Portland. Or, the Rev. Mr..
Johnson, OF Waitsburg, aad several Others
gave short addresses, and . general ten
peranes love feast sas held.
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Seattle Lodge, Ma. = Degree Of Honor.
faeets In the Second street ball Of the
Masonic Temple. Sister Friggins has re-
tasnsd from California. where she has
sesn visiting fer the last three months.
Several applications were received Tor
2smhership. A COMMITTEES Of i've were
sppaintsd 70 make arrangements fer the
ssxt monthly sos.Al.
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The Human Electrical Forces!
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

The electrical force of the human body. 80
the nerve fluid may be termed. Is an espe-
cIauy attractive departments OF science. asit
exerts 50 marked an Influence on tho health
OF the ORGANS Of the body. Nerve force IL
produced by the brain and conveyed by
means OF the nerves 90 the various organs on
sha b.sfv thus sllDpiyfng the latter With the
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deeds, the considerations aggregating
sos. Following is the list as furnished
by Osborne. Tremper Il Co.. abstractors
of titles. lie Cherry street. between Front
and Second:
Is. block I; lot and sIl lot 9, block 2,
Yesler's LIST add Kent 81
Isophine and Stephen Foster 20 Swan
Olson, lots s. 8. Z. block A, town Of Van,
$3.50.
A. ]. Baker to A. f. Borton, lot 8, block
Is. Pontius' Sd add, $225.
Frank Lebelle to Martin Lutz, lot IA
block 50, Gilman Park, $685.. 50.
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n THE LODGE ROOM.
Rapid Increase in Membership
of ALI Secret Orders.
MASONIC FRATERNITY.
e~.rz c,mmsndswy Meeting sa spska@s
ssdsy-Yeresssrs a. werk-KnsxAss
~ Maeesbess-Dexree % Hoser.

rhs sdvsnl Of the fall season is already
susceptible IN the increased attendance Of
- rseH5ers in their various secret or
..ssfassons. and the prospects are that
3. general activity now manifest will
.ratinus 10 increase and materially In
--ssss the membership and the strength
= de various orders. This 10 especially
a. case sn the orders 10 which indsmns-
e.. and lsfe Insurance are eoncer ned. The
rasonln fraternity. usually so conssrva-
i've. IL also exhibiting signs Of great
s<asisy, and every iodgs. chapter and
.npls Is kept busy receiving and initiating
candidates. The Grand Comm andery will
nsst In annual session st Spokane today
sd The Grand Chapter vili convene At
9olfar Bsxt Wednesday. Arrangements
srx being perfected for Grand Army DAYS
4 ne Interstate fair, October 1 20 4.
so good time is promised the boys In
tzf.
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Alh Division. No. IS. Sons Of Tempss.
anee. held its regular meeting last Friday
evening. This division Is progressing
nicely and expects 10 increase It's member
ship considerably during the next quarter.
A "Demorest silver medal confess viii
be held next meeting.
Seattle Division. No. 2. will be visited by
Queen City division next Tuesday even
ing.
Eureka Division. No. 4. initiated one
candidate last Thursday evening. A
social will be given in the near future.
Monitor Division, No. IL IL arran Ftng
for the benefit 70 be given for the widows
and orphans Of the Franklin mines. The
entertainment will be held in Ranke's
hall, Friday evening, September II.
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Seattle Council. No lisa. Royal Ar
saaum, held It's regular meeting last FRI
sas evening in g. A. h. hall, on Front
street with large attendance. Con-
saefaels important business was trans
acted and one application for member
shlp received
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At the Pichstti vineyard, fourteen miles
west Of San joss. Cal. Friday night. Louis
Cssiosso shot as what he supposed Vas :
deer among she yinesL In the morning be
found TIE corpse OF al aged Italian named
As.IDna
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People who live IN nsS ooahsssss IS
liable 10 be Frustrated % mAA -.
Inhabitants Of cities ey reason =. -
drainage and aa~holssosne esiefs $500 e.-ss
from similar diseases Ayers As1e , ~e.as
il warranted . SPECIFIC Tor az
..sa4sonA
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Washington Chapter. knights Of Rose
cresx. No 1. A. A. s. r., conferred the
e;rtsenth degree on five sspiran,s Tues
Ar. September T. The chapter will meet
ssr tbs conierring Of degrees the first Tues
6sy 10 each month, by order OF the wise
msstsr.
Warrington Lodge Of Perfection. No. 1.
MI coafsr tie Fourth and Fifth degrees
Isssdsy. September ~.
Lorraine Chapter, No. q. Order OF the
Eastern Star. held q regular convocation
Ser roatine business Wednesday, septem-
buA On the 18th the beautiful and inn
p,sssivs Floral work will BE- conferred,
sst<s shich . fine programme of music,
&C.. viii be in order. All should be pres
Dsvins Master.
eoafsrred the sublime degree OF a Master
Mason 81 special meeting Friday, Sep
sembeF 7. A large number Of visiting
brethren from Home Lodge. u. D., were
present., including the worthy Master,
Brother Jnlsus Horton.
Eureka Lodge, No. -. A. +. and A. NJ,
conferred the sublime degree Of Master
Mason as we'll a. transaeting considerable
Business a. the regular meeting, Saturday,
September 8.
The sublime degree OF Master Mason
vii be conferred by Arcana Lodge, No. 81,
A. y. and A. H.. Monday, September 10,
1t the regular communication. The essay
Of Col. q. o. Halter. past grand master of
Washington territory, q member Of Ar
cana. No. 81. will appear in the October
Humber OF the Masonic Revies. published
By Brother Gates, OF Tacoma. IL Is well
worthy the attention of the brethren.
Seattle Commandcry, No. 2, knights
Templar, viii confer the Order of the
Temple Friday, September Ii. at their
regular eonelaye held at Masonic tenn pie.
The following Sir Knights left for the
grand conclavs Of the Grand Commandery
Of knights Tempiar which will convene at
Spokane today: Y. Il. Sir knight George
\. Alexander, past eminent commander
Of Seattle Commandery, No. 2, X. T., and
deputy grand commander Of the grand
eommandery OF Washington; Sir knight
W. I. Rlnebart, p. +. c.: SIR knight T. p.
Dyer. r. +. c.; Sir knight Z. s. Ingraham,
p Z. C.. and Sir knight 1. III. Wheeler.
Excellent Companion w. v. Rinehsrt.
pat high priest of Seattle Chapter. No. s,
koyal Arch Masons, wilt attend the con-
vocation Of the Grand Chapter of Washing
too Royal Arch Mssons which convenes at
Collar next Wednesday. September II.
Tue charter for Seattle council OF Royal
sad Select Masters has been granted, and
OF its reception the installation ceremo-
Mes viii take place. aud the numerous
anxious brethren will receive the mystic
flss in due aud ancient form.
The attention of the fraternity Is called
% The report of Brother c. w. Sharples,
seefssAry Of the Masonic board OF relief
AZ the regular meeting OF 81. Johns
Ledge. No. 9. A. +. aud A. NJ, held An-
gast 3. . fine performance delighted the
bFeshren.
Brother 7. NJ. Reed, grand secretary of
the N. w. @. lodge Of Washington. will
dssiyer an Grafton Saturday, September -.
ihe next regular meeting of ST. Johns
Ledge. No. o. A. i. and A. NJ. All Ma
ssaic bodies viii be represented.
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Ina.p.na.n, order Of Fere.tsrs.

Court Seattle, No. 52sl. held Its regular
meeting last Tuesday evening. One APP
riieasion for membership was received and
sh'ee former applicants were declared
passed by the medical board. A vacancy
having arisen In the Office of chief ranger,
Brother r. X. MeIaren was duly nomin-
sied and elected 20 FIJI the vacancy. To
meFrow evening the court will meet in
foFestets' hall. in the Pioneer building.
sad initiate candidates.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 1 and for
the Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January /,
1894, are s., S32. 246. There were filed for rec
ord during the past week SIS deeds, the con-
siderations sggregating sSi.025. Follow
ing Is the record of the past week 5y days;
M 81 Trnns6ers A.no,,nf
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u~AzNZSs TO FTrSY PEofE.E paass
III SEEK 80 hart tats les wea&n<r sass9
IL H1ysar seaisA aaz ssre2gsA 81 FAzz4's
III CaserT gozap Szn4&- A4Sy 81 esg lest
w ezssN=axs Praise IL n the AagAass
taw@<
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Court Enterprise, No. 1850, A. o. +. Of
A., held its fret meeting since removing
soolympie hall Two applications were
acted on. The chief ranger, J. A. West
herg announced that he would award
prize of an album to the brother who
bought In the largest number Of success
ri applications The past grand chief
ranger, l. C. Neville, promised box of
cigars TO the brother who had the next
largest number of candidates to his credit
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aesors.y makes harness iioconmsFsaA
street
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independent Order Of Coed fempisrs-
Seattle Ledge. No. & met last AonaaS
sseaAag. when one candidate vas initiated,
one cd meniber rssastaEsd and severAs
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III 1872 - ~ - "
vitality necessary 10 In
sure their healta- The
pneumogastric nerve. IS
shown here. may be said
90 be the most important
Of the entire nerve sys-
TEN, as IL supplies the
heart. lungs stonac a.
bowels. etc. with the
nerve force necessary to
keep them active and
healthy. As will be seen
Ov che cut the long nerve
descending from TIA 9
base OF the brain and
terminating In the bow-
els is the pneumOg2sfrsc:
while the numerous lit
tie branches supply the
heart. lungs ard sfom-
ach with necessary VI
tally. When the brain
becomes In any way dis
ordered BY trritaoillfy
or exhaustion. the nerve
force which it supplies
Is lessened, and the Or
Kans receiving tho d.
minished supply are con-
se1ueDtiy wes kcue1.
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AZ their regular meeting last friday
sveatng the Knights Of Msceseees. In Red
Mas hal ave candidates we're initiated
IS beneficial and social order ths
AEights Of Maecsbess are fast coming 70
ne tFont, especially so with Seattle Tent,
Mas