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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-09
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OBITUARY NOTES.
MARIA u. CHAMBERS

on January aud. lui, nt $50 O'Clock
a. M, Mother Maria 10. Chambers passed
from this Hphrto ~ No 90 OsiUn. For
over % year past pho bias boon very .o.
were aud constant HuuHfuf, aud tor Soy.
Urh Wouks hns boon continued Co her tuI.
D. always has nfcu pleasure tu Mother
Chamber 90 minister tu thU wants oi tho
needy, tho sick aud thg afflicted, aud Tor
several years previous tu her uuiiuAou
she was zgulous and active worker as
counselor in tho Relief foU.0iy NJ tHO
Fourth ward, ShO WIS highly fUsYD0 Ul
aud beloved by % large circle uf iuouds
aud acquaintance.
liis only fourteen months since tho
death OF hor husband, Father John q,
Chambers, and now tho parting of tbo
mother from tho largo family OF sons,
daughters and grandchildren mukOs 10
douhly hard Tor thom ln bear ll0f
eldest son, John H., s a. prusont por-
forming missionary labor In England,
Ia company with hor husband Mother
Chamber lou England, her native c1un-
try, Ia February, 1863, and arrived In
ltnh iu October Oi the Same year, where
she has resided with hOr family over
since.
Tho funeral will iako place from lho
Fourth ward wCOtiug house Thursday
afternoon nc O'Clock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-03

In the probate court today, 10 the
matter OF tho estate OF Daniel l..
DRniels, deceased, hearing was had
on petition Tor letters OF administration.
II. V. Taylor was appointed admins.
traitor on hliug a bond OF 81 900.
Estate OF John Henderson, deceased.
Hearing on final account aud petition
Tor distribution. Account auufOveI
ani decree %, distribution rendered.
Estate VI Bsey C1lE, JpCru0ei.
Continued en- January ION.
Estalu ot AuRlom o.. Flrp, deceased
Hcgrug on petition ,o tetuslu probate
ttWI,llrmpIpuly r1uUutI.
arulf %. B',ly HiyTe, deceased.
Hearing ou pauu1l Cor orIrr confirm,
iig salu of zeal estate, uuI order
granted accordingly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-03
Nellie Not Yet Arrested.

Up to a late hour this afternoon
Nellie Ogden had not been arrested;
that is n she had II had no, been re-
ported at police hoadquartor. That
ehe will bu taken into odstody seems ~
DO certain II she has not already got
beyond tho reach Of the oilleera. IL 10
expected that steps looking 10 hor appre-
hension and prosecution will 0v taken
at once.
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Municipal Appointments.

There are several municipal appoint.
menis to oifoe still at the disposal OF the
Mayor and ~ a resul, not a Tow appli.
cants are on tho anEious seat. 10 ~
not thought that any moro plums viii
be distributed before the next meeting
Of the Council, the earliest opportunity
thsTo will be 10 confirm them.
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Tcrrllnrlnl rInann.s.

TIE annual rop,r, oil ry Territorial
Auditor Pra't VIII Do completed this
evening aud be nIeI with tle Owe
nor tonight or tomorrow, A NEWS
representative had the privilege %
glanclug 40 "a part vi il l8Iay uuI from
whs. be suw aud Ia explanation that
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Tor Charitable Purpose.

An entertainment viii Dee si9.uiu
The Eleventh ward meeting house 900
rhuttiay evening, tue p.oa.eu- 'o t'
90 the sunday school aud ua'mah
mission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-03

A crank carrying o large revolver
appeared at the county lail today and
asked 10 SEQ prondcrgust, Mayor Hat-
that no merely wanted 90 sec Inn a
minute, o. he WIS commissioned ~ iho
LORI 90 make Prcudofgast walk uut n
Tree man. The crank wns arrested.
Ho gaso his name o. Food Names.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-03
A rnlnI naller r.plo.Ion

PoDEECAu, Ky, Jan. 3.-On the
packet W. L. NisbUti, the boiler cK.
plouod az Panther leland, wteckiug
the cabin ami killing James Mitchell,
Of salillo, Tom, aud seriously iulut'
ing a number OF tho crew, 10 10 10.
ported one passenger was drowned.
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Lieensed 10 We'd.

The county clerk today Issued a mar
rlage license 10 Arthur w. Waymlu,
aged q, Rni Lucy Robinson, is, both
OF Willow Greek, bingham; 90 Chas
A. Hallslr0m, -3, aud Mile Nielsen
10, bJth oil Salt Lake CltJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-03

Further testimony in tie case
To-day.

To-day.
CmcAoo, Jn1. SIN the Clughiln
trial today Chag. Carbon, owner Ui tue
Carbon cottage whcr0 DE- Cr0uin was
murdered, testified that ho luit the
city because he feared !or bic lie, have
iug been threatened by the fficuds o.
the alleged C1usplrgiofH.
Sarah Mctuernoy testified 20 bting
ia d.. Cuuin' Ctiicu on the evening
Of Aiay itl, when "a maa
called and said one OF O'sul.
nvan,l men had been butt aud he
was wanted b attend him.
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MI pau made iH regard 90 o., was
convinced tuu' 10 was ucias complied
iu "a most careful AMI painsi'hinr
mluutT
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TEE THROUGH CAR LINZ
luau frlr mH nurr 10 St'i Llls
Gig plNg, a. fgIofls

AUglyE
From HlI taHiCrn point. ,s,s,s,.ss,,s. q 90 nm
From Butte, PORTLAND, san FRAN.
cisco, Cache Valley and Osten..i0 % m
from all Eastern points PARK Ciy
auG eu..s........,. ...-,..s..,,. & 3l p m
FROM Ogden ami intermediate
nom" r,a..,st.,.s.s,, ,......,,,,.s.. z % p M
.tsaw Milford snn,to Valley ,Iu1h, NupH
r1fo,EwuEa aHI lHiurmeiistg points l1p 10
'frou Terminus ana Io0Olo,,.,,,...,,,, 10 D In
uIuAHE
Dor UHI.H Park Guy aul all
h1sIrrn points .....,,.,..,,.,....,, e 01 o. no
Dor uEdar auI intermediate poiau.,. 80 am
BOG us.n, intermediate points
Sam francisco and Cache
valley points. ......,..,,,,,,........,., 20 p m
l0r ogden. Quite, Helena, Portland.
uI sau Francisco ...,.....,,...,..5 J1 D. 900
.torrarysa Provo. saupclg Valley
uH# Milford. .,.-..,,..,,,-, Cl m
fI0r .na.e snd Irra.Hu8,,,,..,,,,,, , o. am
DAILY except sunday
.,ruH south OF Jual ua daily Ca ep,
SUNDAY,
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Getting Ready

Secretary G.. &. Biohar.s was bufy
today getting the necessary m'niutr
carpets. etc, fr The rooms % tc uttu.
Piled by the Legislature, which mue.s
next Monday iu thIs city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-03

4 Machine Vas ussn InNtnttu Tor
thf Purpose.
Special Dipa'os ioNs NEws.
EvANsrUS. wyo, Jan. 3.-Webaior
a Moran Of thla place have patented a
machine for clearing the ground OF
sage brush. The machine h. made
with large revolving cylinder fiilod
with toeih which will pull tue brush
up by the fOIth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-03

JoMEr. Ills. Jan 3.-rho Joliet
buGch Of the Consolidated Steel aud
Wire company closed down tins mora
ing throwing niue bundled mcu iilc,
Tho town 10 oyurruu with unumpl0J cii
aud n ruiici association has ~ hands
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Anour InON orr.
a Protest Asains, Puuing it on she
frru list.

CLLvELAND. Jan. Sat q meeting
OF Cleveland weasel owners TINS
morning % was unanimously resolved
o. raisun fund 10 meet the expense II
an agitation "a Warrington against
the putting Of lion orc ou the irto list.
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ACU3TG
rla
Supreme Excellence,
10 thu
PUTNAM
aaaaYasasaa4Ha. Haaaaaassssalaaaa
II nor TUn8Ep AND
uAMMEu POINTED HORSE
NAILS.

40 tho Worries Columbian Exposition
NJ Chisngo. a medal and diploma world
od. "suprfmc excellence in material.
method iu manufacture, and quality n
finished product; elasticity aud smooth
ucal combined with holding powor in
cliuch. It allows tho use q worry small
nails"
There Is nothing beyond HUufHuo rEsolIorCo
nor BE- tHgTo auI iHuE uumpr.uI lu IurHu nail
except che maiuual ftom WhIrHIt if inside '
"tH1 WriHui lf uauuiartIrr' nuu IlAIN &c
rrIsnru UruflUtH FufuIu NUIH. Ir tUtII
"oIfHUrItF." s.FU H'ITUlf tH IIH DapHutllu Hut
contraction uftlo boot wHuo ihg louc b. iu
motion lY their 'nWuutuurHH' uu nos tu.
IHrfU th1 uIII flica DO Uo boot. vhI.g WrIr
"HuurrmU CISCO IuuCy' lu "hl'lHr power Boz
tba cuncl euHpICa ihCW Do hold ihU an9u Boz
che har1rTt Hcrric1 uutl worn Out
II thu 'uHo az email uail .' largo holes arc
avoided HUI mUlCy saved 90 taH fuitH
Thus It $40 NU seen thHt lhH unr'a'H ~ ihu
Nufda tl.uutihu LEpOfiuHu rtr1gn 20
What qualities % tnmalf uH good lugfu NAT
tul that Uu.y ne "rutulm' cuuiaut them nIi.
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NTATlONAL BANK
u UN Nff ~
- az d.
REPUBLIC

Frank Knox. President.
D.. q hnrficki Nlrr.preaidcut.
j. A. harris, cashier.
CAPITAL PAlo nv $500 600.
nanting in 900 iIs branches uartIairi rr
.hansa lfaHn na ODE principal gi..s li Europe
Interest PAID ou Time Deposits.
Directors COO a. f1Ur Emanuel klhr.
lulFc .. % sUutHurHUu 81. IA. 4. Uu'mtf ".
. .mel .rY q. A.. liCimgs, IIlas AnuE 4. q.
4trriuk. .. a. GEHL
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vi,,ord yyaodraT Geo. w. cannon
Ir1silcu. 'A'hiti'
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ZiOl'S SAVINGS
Bank & Trust Co.
Eei I AL 2 Eis, r.nn'o sts,.
tiLr Lars Car. Uria.
EsTAnL.nEU INCORPORATED
1875 a.Ha.

j--DtREcroas.--t
Wllford Woodruff Ifcfi1gn.
George %. Cannon. F|cs.rrtsifsnt
soicrh Smith, srUfFl Etyrh'ti,
AuTuH 81 Nauuga, H.Efrf. trft.
Hl"Da ar"F. % NHfUurf srIw
y y. MlI.sr. l.rU.H fiIF.sr
u p. Clf.alu. Is8. Il. rs6nHa.
LoOuafi % nts'y
urcl or deposits Saturday NI1l tunl
O'clock
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,iSdI ttr1riL. ttlu'uup
tA~Ia SURPLUS, tAOO'Vuu
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REGEY[S DEPOSITS PAYABLE On OERlgl

Safety Deposit Vault, absolutely hur-
rlnr aud nToproOL It0uti % ~ g25 por
year.
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qHE BONDS BROKEN.
~ Tracy Freed From Her
Drunken Husband.
,sorHeR wFE's SAD PLIGHT.
:. .ed Mrs. shea Cannot AErse-Two
~.s with Deiusions. Sent 60 stefl-
Assemblies BIotssrs

~. Helen A Tracy was yesterday
- nv Judge Humes from the CALLING
--..-;monisI bonds that Suhsr welded
: arceIlus Tracy. the grounds being de-
-.-.1oa and intemperances The wife told
8, tale Of woe to the judge, showing how
s..or and evil companions made Of use
81 man q drunken sot, spending every
Tsl,sr he could raise and borrow. and even
s.Egrx the little earnings Of the wife to
..aander in dissipation, gambling and
5sskfng. The couple owned some prop
- Fl Green lake. and Tracy induced his
=, 10 mortgage il for $500 In order. rs he
.lssed. to pay debts. Instead, however.
/, v,mbled and dissipated away the
raasy. At one time they were neduced
4 such poverty, as the result Of his
l-aaken habits. that upon the death Of
=, OF their two children the neighbors
IA 10 raise subscription in orderto give
~ child a decent burial. A surplus of
X xas given TO the wife. but the husband
..ee.sded in getting that away from her,
I'd Of course got drunk with 1t. The two
.,rs married at Madrid, st. Lawrence
eunsy. y. Y, December25. 1877, and have
tees In King county for sixteen years.
several witnesses were heard. who sub
rsptiated the wife's story, and Judge
Hames at once granted her prayer. giving
Asr the care Of their only son. IA years old,
sad the Green lake property.
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oourts ana PubI,e omc...

marriage license was issued By the
county auditor yesterday to- Alexander
Ek,ns and Augusta Van Evry, both Of
a stipulation was filed in the case of the
5iercnanfs' National bank of Seattle W.. J.
= hisedorph, agreeing to dEsu1fss the ac-
ton at the plaintiff . costs.
Deputy United States Marshal Ringer
Yesterday took charge OF the stxzfa tug
Mysucs which vas recently libeled Ev A.
u Sandstrom for s195 for labor.
Judge Humes yesterday signed the End
ings OF facts anu conciusi0ns OF Law in the
case OF William Harris vs.. Daniel McDon-
ala ct ux., suft on note and mortgage.
The Carkeek ShingIe Package Cornnanv
MED articles of incorporation Yesterday
with ID. IL. Gilman. o. Z. McCislYfa and 4.
". smith az incorporates, ON capital
stock OF 81. 900. 50
s Judge Humes yesterday signed an order
appointing Boyd Talaman guardian ai
9litem in the case of William III. TAYLOR VS..
the estate Of Clinton West deceased, ct al. /,
silat 70 recover on a nose.
The writ of restitution in the case of
Frye Bruhn Co. VS.. Romano Quagfiotti.
issued June - was returned aud filed by
the sheriff yesterdays the defendant has-
ing filed bis bond staying the writ.
The steamer Portland was labelled for
400 yesterday In the United States court
by Lars Dahlstrom. seaman, the claim
being for labor performed by the nbelIant
and III Ahnenstedt. who Sold his claim.
A notice Of appeal by the plaintiff was
hled yesterday in the case Of J. III. Dennis
W.. kass & Co. eft al, b snaE for damages
for attaching restaurant furniture for dsbt.
and in which the plaintiff was non-snited.
The Seattle Abstract Company fled ar
tlcles of incorporation in the county au-
dtfofs Office yesterday, with Lyman Z.
Knapp. Z. Il. Fowler. Everett Smith. Jas.
per Compton. w. ID. Conner and o. b. Fer
ris as incorporators, and capital stock SO, :
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MARINE NEWS.

san FRANCISCO. Aug. s-Arrived--
Costa Rica, from Departure bay; Arcats.
from Coos bay; schr Checto. from Rogue
river. Cleared-Crown OF England, Tor
Nanaimo. Departed-ilory OF the Seas.
sor Nanaimo; schr James A. GARFIELD, for
Gray's H4rbor; schr Antelope, for Coqmille
river; Umatiila. Tor Victoria and Por:
Townsend
PoRr TOWNSEND, Aug. Especial. +
Alaska. for Sound ports Ssiled-Br sh
Andoia, from Tacoma, for United King
dom; Br So Corroha. from Port Biakesey,
for West coast. Sail tomorrow-Bk Ore
gon. from Nanaimo. for San Francisco.
HooUIAN, Aug s-ISpecisl. Arrived
Str Point Iona, from san Francisco, 10
load at Cosmopoiis
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PATIENTS FoK sTEILAcoost.
eus Has Imaginary Wealth, tho Other
Imaginary Prosecutors.


Imaginary Prosecutors.
Iudre Humes yesterday heard the in
nn.ty cases of Robert Bennett, the man
mo ran all the way from the county farm
d the police station last sunday night,
I'D Of an old man named Evan Jenkins,
40 from the county farm. Both were
tommlttsd and viii be taken to the asylum
baay.
Robert Bennett 10 an athletic-looking
nan. about 3S years of age, whose craze
,akes the shape of wealth, which he be-
Isyss be possesses In various parts OF the
country. The answers to the questions
put 10 him BY the examining physicians
slowed his Eighty mind, and, according
10 the number of years he lived in various
places, his sge appeared TO be nearly 20.
He is single. was born in Michigan, and
was last from Montana By occupation
be is barber. Among mis- possessions he
claims 10 have 1900 acres in and about
Spokane, ten acres outside of Yakima,
a half interest in 1890 acres OF birdseye
maple timber land In Michigan, and other
Ike possessions, which render him
Wealthy. He says he was q cowboy in
Arizona for fourteen years, barber in
California for ten years, in Montana for
I've years keeping q saloon, in Butte
for six years, In Helena for six
pears. in Oregon five years, in Yak
lma Eve years. Spokane five years.
and an indefinite number of years
10 the Sound country. Bennett has
bomleidal tendencies, wanders from home,
destroys bis clothing and is dangerous to
ethtrx He has fits of violent temper and
mEsrs from epileptic fits. He has been at
shs county farm for two or three weeks.
Evan jenkins. the other victim, Is IS
ysan old and Is suffering from senile
demsntIa. for which he has been under
reaimsnt at the county farm for several
sseks His disease is the result of old
" and intemperance and il increasing.
hwm born in Wales and is a miner.
Eahallucination is that he Is being con-
srsy accused of having murdered man.
Amfnd Is failing rapidly.
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mAeGlE meKE GOES HOME.
After Years OF Judicial Struggle Her
Mother ReEsins Custody.

After Years OF Judicial Struggle Her
Mother BoEsins Custody.
After legal proceedings lasting over three
years Mrs. Kate Lowell. formerly Mrs. Nc
Gee. obtained possession Of her daughter
Maggie yesterday afternoon from the sis
tiers of the House of the Good Shepherd.
AT the time the case was first before the
public il attracted considerable attention
owing to The attack at arms Mrs. McGee
made upon one of the sisters in a vain
attempt 10 get her child.
9 Maggie was originally placed IN the in
stitu4ion on an indefinite oral agreement,
the evidence on the point being eonalct-
ing Habeas corpus proceedings were
begun by Mrs. Niece in the superior court
At three different times, at each Of which
il was decided that she was not q proper
person to have charge Of the child. After
Mrs. MrGae married John Lowell they
adopied the child through Pierce county
court. and under the name Of Lowell Bp-
nealed to the supreme court. The supreme
canrt passed upon the case two weeks ago.
holding that the evidence did not show
Mrs Lowell or McGee 60 be an improper
nerson TO have charge OF the child. and
that IL Il did, the duty Of the superior
court Was to appoint guardian, as cor
pofafion cannot adopt child. Mrs.
Lowell came over from Tacoma yesterday
and her attorney, WI h Humphrey,
vent to the House of the Good Shepherd
and cot the child. The meeting between
one mother and abe little one she had not
seen for three years was affecting. They
went to Tacoma last evening.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Starr carried 200 excursionists
to Chautauqua yesterday.
Ship Iyanhoe sailed yesterday with .. 427
tons of coal for the Black Diamond COM
pany q. San Francisco.
Steamer Multnomah yesterday morning
carried an excursion of school teachers
from Tacoma to Chautauqua-
Waiter Cakes, superintendent Of the
Puget Sound & Alasks Steamship Com
pany. was In the city yesterday.
Steamer Walla WaIIa will arrive at the
bunkers today and take on 500 tons of coal
for the Oregon improvement Company at
San Francisco.
The steamer Alta, which makes daily
trips to Eagle harbor. fai ed TO put IN an
appearances at her slip at Coleman wharf
yesterday, and fears are entertained Tor
the safety of Capt. Russell.
In a race between the rival Everett
boats. Grey hound and Cricket. yesterday
from this ports, the Greyhound won by
twenty-five minutes and made two stops,
while the Cricket made the straight run.
The steamer Umatilla sailed from San
Francisco yesterday with the following
passengers: For Seattle-Rev. ]. Thoura,
Mr.. Allen, wife and daughters. DR.. Robert
son, Miss A. DolIard, Miss a. Mikodem.
G. w. Former, 4 T. Holden. Carl Lewis,
Montague. Annie Bennett, Carl Hamlin
and wife, Mrs. j. M. Borwon, F. Foltz,
Rev. A. Sandal, l.. L. Boier5erg. 5. A.
Sears and wife. Miss Ferguson. Miss J. L.
Stone, q. b. Swestssn and wife. l.. c.
Christie, Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Maxwell.
Mrs. P. Lohr. Miss T. Kelerman, Amy
Anderson, f. W. Glles, NJ Z. Tucker, /.
Lewis Levine, Mrs. N. A. Erb. Miss ID.
Erb, Mrs. Stetson. J. NJ. Williams. +. c.
Morgan, A. Smith. C. E. Mcpherson. Miss
f. Stewart. C. KYLE, NJ. Northern, Miss
XVI. For Port Townsend-Capt. j. Ii.
Bruce. For Juneau-C. A. Martin and
wife. For Sitka--Miss l.. NJ. Mills. For
Douglass island-F. w. West and wife.
For Victoria--Miss III. sevine. A. Shields,
William Barry, c. b. Emerson. Miss L. 4.
Aidrich, Miss Il. Gallagher, Capt. Keene,
George Frasier. w. Ii. G. Lee, Ii. h. Van
Houten and wife. James Lieshman.
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After Klr.ehner.. Property.

ihs defendant aud garnishee in the suit
The Hall & PauIson Furniture Com
laay ". the Seattle Brewing and Mating
e'npsny, defendant and gaFnishee. yes
N'aAy flied its answer TO the writo of
enlistment sued out July s. The writ
ss v cover any debt owing by the de-
saaant 10 Fred Kirschner on personal
Foperty Belonging TO hlm in the posses
n's Or under the control of the defendant
- sasnishee. The answer AYERS that the
s'sadsnl and garnishee is not indebted
ATsehner for salary or service. and
"a AlFsehner is a married man whose
..a''y e dependent on him for support;
~ ~ The time OF the writ this defendant
- gsfnishee did not have in its pos
's a'sa any property Of Kirschner. and
- ffea Airschner is the owner of 1887
..s's o. The capital stock of the defend
ana gaFnishees valued al 500 share.
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New suit. Ei,sd.

The following new sndts we're corn-
nienced yesterday in the superior courts
The Euget Sound National bank OF se-
attic VS.. the Henry3I4 Yesler estate ct al,
balance on note of 81. 500 50. rejected by
administrators
Patrick ]. Shea vs.. Mary Shea
Divorce. GO
William III. Taylor VS.. the estate Of Clin-
ton West et al.-Eete for S787.50.
Fischer Bros. VS.. Calhoun & Sherwood
Accounts, $1.3i4
Harriet IL Townsend VS. Joseph d.
Lloyd ct al.-Note and mortgage. 81, 500
Elizabeth Burns VS.. o. y. Anderson Ell
ux.-Nots and mortgage, $500.
Martha Sophia Austin vs.. J. c. johnson
ct hl.-Note aud mortgage. 81. 800.