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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-02
THE NEW RATES on SHINGLES.
Advance Only Applies 60 Points 81
Eastern Connecting Lines.

Advance Only Applies 60 Points on
kassern Connecting lines.
The new tariff on lumber and shingles
from North Pacific coast terminals over
the Northern Pacific and Great Northern
roads 10 points on Eastern connecting
lines has been received ~ the local Offices
and takes effect on March TO- Ii does not
make any change in rates to Ss. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth, EdReiey, or inter-
mediate points on the Great Northern or
Northern Pacific roads, the advance APP
plying only TO points reached by con-
meeting lines in certain territory.
The advance 10 to points covered by
joint tariffs Of both lines with the Balti-
more & Ohio: Southwestern: Burlington.
Cedar Rapids & Northern: Chicago &
North Western; Chicago. Burlington &
Quincy; Chicago Il Great Western; Chi
cago, Milwaukee & 81. PAM; Chicago.
Peoria 4 ST. Louis: Chicago. Rock Island
& Pacific; Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha; Fulton County Narrow Gauge;
Green Bay. Winona & s. Paul !:
Kewaunee. Green Bay 4 Western: Iowa
Central; Louisville. Evansville 4 st.
Pekin Union: Peoria. Decatur & Evans
vAiSs St- LOUIS SuaCSst u 81 aus %.
Louis, Keokuk & Northwestern; Terre
Haute 4 Indianapolis. and Wisconsin
Central lines. and of the Great Northern
with the Sioux City & Northern, Sioux
City q Pacific and Sioux City, 0'Neill &
Western. These lines do not. however.
quote rates to all points reached by them.
The advance to Missouri river points
from Sioux City 70 Kansas City and the
principal intermediate points inclusive, 10
from IS or 57,ss to 60 cents on shingles, the
fir lumber rate remaining unchanged. To
Mississippi river and Chicago common
points covered by joint tariffs, the new
figures on shingles are: Points north Of
Beards,own and Peoria. including Chicago,
60 cents as before: to points south Of
Beards,own and Burlington. on the ST.
Louis, keokuk & North western. 62i< cents
The rates to points east of Beardstowu,
Peoria, Wanu and st. Louis, to which the
60-cent rate has heretofore applied, the
rate will be obtained by adding the local
OF proportional TO tho through rates,
namely. 60 and 62tS cents.
There Is no change in the rates on FIR
lumber, except where the rate is the same
as on shingles, in which case il will be adj
vanced the same as that on shingles, but
the rate of so cents TO Chicago. Omaha
and Council Bluffs will continue. The
minimum car load on shingles will be
$1,000 pounds. and on lumber 1900
pounds.
The advance was due entirely to the de-
mand Of the Eastern connections for q
larger proportion of the through rate, and
not TO any desire Of the transcon tinental
roads for higher rates. aud in fact they do
not get any share OF the advance.
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Rasmus Larson, an srrasic individual
who claims that thieves are continually
trying to break into his house, and who
was arrested about o week ago for dis
charging firearms within the city limits,
caused . puff OF excitement at police head
quarters yesterday afternoon. few days
after Larson was fined for shooting he
walked into headquarters and asked Clerk
Flemming to take charge OF his revolver.
a long ks-caliber Colts. He said that he
Was frequently possessed with desire TO
xii, somebody. and his desires would not
amount to anything If he did not have his
gun. The clerk pat the gum In the safe.
Yesterday Larson walked into headquaS-
tiers and asked for the gun, saying that shs
night before some one tapped on the win
dow with knife. IL worried him and he
could not SLEEP. Ii he had the gun TO
take 20 bed with him he was al. right.
Larsen Is such sn excisabls, queer
individual that Fiemming consulted
Chief willard before handing over
the gun. Larson followed the clerk into
the chiefs private o.fice. and there became
interested in lot al criminals pictures.
The chief told the clerk TO give Larson his
gun and have him 90 away. As soon as
Larson got the gun he took IL by the
musrle and commenced 10 tell about his
encounters with supposed burglars. Tae
chief came cut in the middle OF the exeis-
ing narrative and disasmed Larson before
he knew what had happened. Larson
vent away swearing that be would buy
another gun.
There is nothing v,eious about Larson.
bu, he is gaooriny under q delasioa and
en- several OCCASIONS has cred bullets
through his door when he thought burg
lar. were on the outside. IL is possible
hat he rnixAt 10 the same thing when .
person with the best intentions Was seek
ing a3mlstancs.
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LEFT ALL TO HIS WIPE.
Contractor Whites Will Filed-Moshe
and Mother In Law Remam hered.

GoneroeeOP Whfte's Will filod-MotheP
and Mother.tn-Lsw RemsmbsPed.
The will Of w. n. White, who killed
himself last Monday after firing three
balls into James A. Holt. was filed In the
probate court yesterday by friend Of the
widow. Its requests are very strange ones
and II the viii were of recent date would
seem TO have been made in anticipation of
about what did happen. The will, how.
ever. Is over four years old and was made
on December Is, 1850. The entire estate is
left to the testator's wife. Mrs. Minnie 8.
White. subjsct TO the limitations of two
other requests. These are that an undi-
vided one-half Of tho estate shall 60 to
Whites mother. Margaret NJ. Rnddsll. in
case she outlives his wife. aud that the
other undivided one-half shalt 60 to Mrs.
Whites mother, Catherine Zingre, under
the same conditions. Il - provided. how.
ever. that during her lifetime Mrs. White
shaii have absolute control Of the prop
srty. ard she IL appointed executrix with
ont bonds. The will Is witnessed by K e.
Simpson and II. II. Ames and is in the
handwriting of Mr.. Simpson.
J. 8. Holt. Whites victim, still contin.
US to improve at Providence hospital.
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The executors of the will Of the late ].
Gardner Kenyon. who died In December.
isss. leaving large estate In Seattle. yes
tsrday nled an answer to tho complaint Of
Watson A. Moore, who claims TO hold
note for SO. 600 given by Mr.. Kenyon in
lisa They deny shss Mr.. Kenyon ever
signed the note as alleged or paid interest
upon 1t, and assert that IL the note was
signed the signature was obtained BY
fraud and Mr.. Kenyon Was not aware that
TIE instrument was a contract for the pay
mont Of money. Moore 10 one of the
numerous alleged relatives of Mr. Kenyon
Who are attempting to break the viii.
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EVERETT, March l-tspeesaL l-severA
large brick blocks are assured Tor 'h's
season here. Among them VIII - TIE
Thaver & MeCrcssen tvo-storr block With
sirhtw.fcur feet .roa,. On Hesis; avenue,
nearly DEPOSITS the possoihce: TIE Bass
bso-k OF four stores. on the corner OF
Hewitt and Maple: the MeszSer block, ca
Hsxiss aweHae. near Maple. ssd nes
block on State street.
FIRE laxs might destroyed the house o.
yohn Kirk, on gaeser avenus. near Mae
,seuth street. valued a; S.eoss partially
,nxured. TIE adjoining house. oceansed
b, Charles Son4an and valued 81 A@a
vss also euxnsds
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FHWANTTHEGIRIS
lily Jars o. the Ehaler,
again Appear in Court.
- WIRE ASKS 4 REHgAR,mo
- Wni 81 csatsasssR white YsleA-
! rssysa Heirs Rspsy - 1sess-
1SsA Law sassoaneA.

n cid shsffsr habeas corpus ease
.,uniess 70 b. revived May l.. ehafYer.
- whom Adeibe-t w. GhafIss fiusiIv
49, his swo little daughters By means Of
~ eysr-sssdy writ. yesterday flied . pssi-
- skiing Judge Langley 70 opsn the
-, which vas decided IN her sbssnes,
- hssr her side Of the story. She de-
- thst she 10 unit 70 have their custody
- wants the court 70 say 70. Judee
lenxisy viii hear the petition today.
- ease il = rather peculiar one, since
- ekaders are not divorced, ct least not
- md there some of the trouble liss.
ia summer Mrs. Shaffer sued her ms.
1and. : young s.onsmason. for . divorcs.
eiIerfrx In the main too much motheY-in-
-. ehaffer answered and prepared to
.ats q contest, put the suit was dropped
1rom shs calendar and finally dismissed
- Judge Humes for lack Of prosecution.
fhen Nrs. ehaffsf stole her two little
sIris. Fiorencs and Alice. and took them
81 Of The courts Jurisdiction. They
NJ bsen given to the husband
rsulisg the seton. Upon this ShafIsr
- for . writ Of habeas corpus.
ailseing that his wife had for . year or
nprs bsen nsgging at him to get him TO
epIIude with her In getting divorce with
~ publicity, and that her morals were
k.d. The writ could not be served on Mr..
aAaiIeY. for she was in British Columbia
"a sftsy continuing the case for several
vssks Judge Langley concluded to 20 on
utthsus the presence Of the alleged risky
NJ ard little daughters. Skaters wit
neoom ill. swore that Mrs. Shafser was Q
IA one, and that she was loose in her
>conducs with several of the male dodgers
q The Silver State lodging house, where
~ and her husband had been living.
chsfer himself told the same story and
oseei6sd that hs was willing and able %
support the children. He made an excel
Isss appearance on the stand, and Judge
Langley without hesitation decrecd that
- should have the children-if he could
~ them. A bench warrant for the re-
Surn Of the fugitives Was issued, but IL was
sst until within the past week that dep
nty sheriff took the girls from their mother
at blaine.
This has led Mrs. Shaffcr to want . r.
hearing Of the case. She says that she
ssvsr had any intention OF disobsying an
seder Of tho court in taking tho children
over 10 Victoria, and says that she had -
much right to them a. her husband after
Judge Humes dismissed the d,sorce suit
At Victoria and later 1T Blaine. abe says.
shs earned SO week dong clerical work.
end vas able to support herself and chill
drsn In comfort and honesty. She asserts
that IL was Ut her husbands suggestion
that she brought the divorce suit. aud that
be was ~ guilty of collision - she was.
Those who know the parties say that
they are both very respectable young peo-
pie, but that Shafier Is too staid TO suit his
wife, and will not allow her to 70 into 30.
eisty suitable TO her age.
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vefehtp vas tsYminat<d vfsA the go
81 Al parties interested.
1ns counsy commissioners vesserasx
.nasd retail isqnor license "a Ne.s ca.
ION - Woodfavilis.
-. - plat Of Columbia Firss addition Ia &.
stae Was aied xfsh tie ecrntv as.dsssy
ysssesaAy BY Il. McTsiRh.
e. 1nses g we'd uers issned Yesterday
~, ~ Asomas ksrs. Of Woogsey. and LIxrs.
Aeisos JOAN H. Boycs. Of Are.
100 Asmsrs @. Walker. OF E@nson.
he Calvert Printing Company vss In
80 posaseo yesterday with . rarsras a.
n shares 81 sion Incorporasors:
=. Lsivsrt. William Calvert. g, Il.
Sosysu. = 3 ingr.ham, Z r. Hickman.
!rngs Hanford held shors session az
- a.'sss@.sses court last night. hearing
nosaons and sx pAsta brsaness. Juare
0hosrt vii. hear the arxums-t in shs
la1 norm injnuction case today and a.
ssna 20 1ndgs Hanford's ether business.
NE county treasurer yesterday turned
OYER 70 The city 38.939. the cssyss share Of
sas taxss collected during the three last
uAys OF February. The total .ss ,ax cyI.
sscssons mp 20 date are s4A. $50. There 70
- fai.ed ey taxstioa 81 So, sss. IS, %
nss1iy si.o0,00 remain cncslsse.ed.
Judge Osborn, Who has been i'll with
stnus. Vas Able 10 20 10 the courthouse
iof short time yesterday AID is improy-
ing rapidly. Judge Baiiinger wss called
20 ms own court NJ Port Townsead
wednesday evening. bns returned 10 hold
soufs u Judge Osborn's department. yes
sssday afternoon.
fats OF Wsterview Park, Mount View.
Leoers. whesler's secbnd Western, Man.
nefn ana Euciid Second additions TO West
seattle. covering over q quarter-ssctson OF
sama. we're Lied Ia the county auditors
Office yesterday by N. ", Pfau.x. of Pits
burg A deed conveying ali the additions
20 the Lancaster investments Company. of
Pennsyivanis. vas also filed.
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Judge Langley yesterday overrulsd . de-
nurrsrlto the complaint in the case Of the
state ex rel. j. p. Nielsen vs.. Richard
0'Conusll. by which Nielsen tries 30 GUST
OConnsll from the office Of road super
visor Ut orillis In district No. ID Nielsen
was elected to the Office last December I'M
der the new law. which o'Connsll says IL
unconstitutional. and refuses to recognize
Nelson's election. He raised the question
OF the legality Of the election by dsmur-
FER to the complaint in the suit Nielsen
brought IL 10 probable that O'Conncll
VII appeal. as all the road supervisors In
the county are interested in the case The
appeal II taken will bs directly from the
decision on the demurrer, - the facts are
not disputed.
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AMGsEMxNrs.
.Ronso s.d Juliet" TeaieaG

ssEomeo And Juliet 1OafenG
Tie members and friends Of the Seattle
Athletic Grub are ON tiptoe with excite
men. in antlcipstion Of the performances
OF .Romea and juliet" 10 be given under
the climbs auspices az Hanna's theater To-
night and tomorrow hight the general
interest has spread to the business houses
of the city. which are giving hearty sup
port to the event Not !ew of them have
in their show windows exhibits OF photo
graphs of the performers in costume. One
Front street jewelry house has in its vim
dow a superb diamond necklace which
Juliet Is 10 wear in the play. A shos store
exhibits The fancy slippers to b worn by
tho s.gensle juliet" and 'iyoung Romeo"
while treading the boards. The most
unique exhibition 10 in the big show win
dow Of the MaeDougail & Southwick Co.,
which is draped in blue and white hunt
ing, the colors of the Athletic club. There
are also number OF pictures Of the club
building and Of the principals of the
play. The biggest part Of the exhibit 10,
however, q reproduction Of the balcony
scene. There is the full front of o good
sized cottage. with balcony and window,
Facing the house and gazing up at tho
window in an attitude of devotion 10 the
loyelorn Romeo. iife-size figure decked
out in correct Shakespearesn costume.
At the window appears the fair juliet,
listening to her lovers serenade. The
final dress rehearsal was held las: night at
the theatsr. with highly satisfactory re-
suits. Everything points toward q per-
Torrance that will not only be full Of
merit from musical aud theatrical stand
point, but one that will go with quick.
snappy style % often found wanting In
amateurs work. In pursuance Of this
line of action the management has decided
to ring up the curtain promptly at s
o'clock, so that those Of the audience who
are inclined to loitsr had better bestir
themselves.
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The cosl Iand 10 On thu south side Of Cum
hersaad mountain. an the north side OF
uhish 10 the Cumberland mine. and rrns
in Eve veins. st . westward pitch Of forty
fvs degrees, on three Of which work 10
going on. Ahcu. 100 tons Of coal has
beea saken ont and Is In bunker ~ the
opening. A foErsn vein 10 20 Be opened
this yesr. The coapany u cutting traii
up Day creek from the Skaeit distance
OF four miles, GA such grade that 1t can
sftervar5s be wsdened 10 = wagon road
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..Nasey . Co." q cerdray'a

Nancy & Co." ~ presented 1t Cordray's
theater this week by Miss Ethel Brandon
and her talented company continues to
give genuine satisfaction with Its four
bright acts Of fun and merriment. The
deep interest now centering IN the munich
pal election, keeping men busy elecsionesr-
ing, has had much to do with keeping
many from the sheaters who usually at
tend. and all such have been deprived Of
one of the most enjoyable treats Of the
dramatic season. Miss Brandon has now
in course OF preparation strong meio-
dramatic play entitled woman Against
Woman" in which Miss Brandon will APP
pear to good advantage. "Nancy & Co."
will be given . matinee performances to-
morrow afternoon, commencing ct !
o'clock, for the benefit OF ladies and
school children. The comedy will prove
great source Of amusement for the little
All
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The following new suits we're 6ied In
the superior court yesterday:
l. keinig ". o. L. Hadley-Suit to re-
cover 1913 on pfomissory ncSe.
oordop Hardware Company va School
District No. 56--Suit TO recover sygf on ae-
count
I. :. krutz w. c. II. whippie ct al
sun TO forecloss real estate mortgage for
T. 8. Krutx ~. c. H. whipple-suit to
foreciose reai estate mortgage for 81 $40.
I. 5. krniz Vi. c. II. Whipple-suit to
foreciose real estate mortgage for 81 $40
A. w. Kenny VI. G. II. Whipp!e--Suis
to forsciose real estate mortgage Tor 81. s,s.
Goldstein d ca. W. J. r. Cordray K Co.
--Snit to recover $t9S for goods sold.
w. w. Beck w. Puget Sound Chausauaua
Association-Suit 10 recover $i37 on prom
issory note.
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salary OF Receiver sack us.

Al the session Of the United States
court last aiyht Judge Hsnford axed the
compensation Of II. +. Baekas. reosivsf OF
TIE Rainier Power & Railway Company.
81 &so monsh from the date Of his ar-
feinimeat. June Is. 1904 Mr.. Bsexas
compensation "a receiver Of the Seattle
Consolidated street Railway Company vas
cut dosn from $50 30 $40 a month, the
'osmer order. made January "A, being 90
amended
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CHIcAGc. Msrch l.--Chiei Arthur. OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers.
passed through the city this morning on
his way to Milwaukee, where tomorrow.
with Chief Sargent, Of the Brotherhood of
Fsrcinen. he will rlaSs . strong effor, TO
secure modification Of Judge Jen kin.
injunction restraining the Northern Pacific
employees from striking.
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Judge hantord last night hxed the ap-
pea bond OF Charles +. Blackburn, the
issser-writing crank, At s2.5oo blackburn
- now in the United States psnitentiAry
Il AeNeil's island, but viii try TO appeal
70 the circuit court Of appeals II he can
raise money. lie will be released pend
sas the appeal If he can put mp the bond
named by Judge Haniord. He could rot
furnish 1900 honds for his appearance
for trial
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The Ladies' Musical Club will give their
regular concert Saturday afternoon, March
8, At the Chamber of Commerce. An un-
usually fine programme has been arranged.
Mrs. Whittlesey. Mrs. Rochester. Miss
Calhoun and Prof. Arthur are among the
nariicinanta Admission. . cent?.
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John Craig. auditor Of the Seattle Coal
and Iron Company. will not move 10 Gil
man With the rest OF the officials Of the
company, but remain in charge Of the Sc
as,.e a. Eastern Con ssruetio.a and Silver
caesn Mining and Smelling Comrany's
affairs 1t his present oface in the Barks
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Caurts ana Public omces.

Judge Langlsv yesterday continued the
iariaer tslAl of the Fifth s,rces grade case
70 Monday.
Judge Langley yesterday approved the
hnaI account Of W ]. Gsanhs. receiver Of
granted him an Memorable discharge 1he
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John +. Kelly IL Coming.

The favorite Irish comedian, John I.
Kelly, will appear at the Seattle theater
on March and 10 in Melee Of Dublin"
which is that extraordinary thing, farce
comedy with plot. "McFee" has pretty
girls, new songs. original dances aud any
number of jokes. and is generally cslcu-
lated to agitate ones risibles.
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As n resnls OF the light traffic Saperin-
seniens Kline. Of the Seattle, Lake Shore
4 Eastern Railway. yesterday cns down
his fcrcs of men IN ali departments aad
made reduction Of from 10 to 70 per cert.
In sa.aries all along the line.
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New Coal Mine on the skartt.

John Dersen., OF the Day Greek Coal
Mining Company. was in the city ysster-
day. and had With him \ giant fungus OF
which Is painted piesase of the property.
saowing the Developments coGtena plated.
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"Au signs fail"-except pimples and
blo,ches. These never fail to indicate an
impure condition of the blood. which may
be thoroughly cleansed and renewed by
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilia. The most
efsicacious and economical Of blood puri-
Yars
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A, Warsaw, Ind, the boiler in Freslys plan
ing mil exploded, nring The building. Charles
Dawson. superintendent, and Fsa1d Rippey. en-
gi1ecf, we're killed; Fireman Webb ana John
Freely. tire owner. fatally hurt
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VALUES, BIG VALUES.
The New
Fabrics.

Aside from their beauty We want yeu 70 nees Ne
prices placed the Dress Goods They suspfn
ingly low-appeang forcibly to the most economical
few Of the new fabrics are shown IN sscond vindew
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Goods almost At your own figures. Pc
cifc Hardware Company, 3ll Yeslsr ave-
nua
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Try our cracked Mocha and Java cofso at -
cents per pound. Cooper Il Levy.
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The Democrats will hold mass meet
ing at tue Armory tonight.
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PEICES--Fssss fsar ard hAsceay. ~: Eaiisey,
sc An6 soc: loser boxes. t19s gn2ex eexsA ~
6eaxs 81 TSsssaS Hsx OstcA
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VALUES, BIG VALUES
The Outing
Flannels.

Quite such desirable colorings and
handsome patterns have not heretofore
been shown. The small prices VIII ex-
cite year wondsr and induce quick buy
Ing. There are 100 full pieces ct &c. Ice
and 1870 yard.
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New Blazers.
New Et0ns,

Today . new and splendid lot g
Blazer aad Eten Suits will be placed o.
sale IN the Cloak Department They are
Of latest style and ere sxtreHe values ct
IS and "a the salt.
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YOUN0 NAM
Have you rsaA NJ
ssc;urs about the pitfalls
Of youns men and Il lea
maahosdf I viii esd =
fssa PROF. J. h HUB
son. 1854 Maskse o1geoA
a. H.analssA O.