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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

frau gaspar Saas bon pittstpn
gpsnus Iiest fdiper franf barnieber.
Srau GteiseripaIt bon gIm Strabs
1T gefdbrIid erfranft.
am Dienitas farb bic 7iabrise Tod'
ter ees Soisph aeubauS bon Bird
Strabe.
Gin 5 Monate aItss ainb bon Geo.
M. &ledIer Bon Ala @iaon Strabe
tparbs am MitttpOd beerbist.
SRI. SuIia Su9s unb Serr GbarIes
Maurer tpurben am Samitas bura
Germ paitor ausuit 2anss setraut.
Serr 9aitor 8arI aibIins Pat einen
&uf bon elmer @emeinbe aus benz Staats
glsu gorf erbaItsn uub balt benieIben
unter grtpdsuns.
s@ Damen, sebet in 2ramer's. 429
Geber Nbenue, fiir cure SOmmerbats.
Saielbit finbet ibr INNER bic sr5Bte Aus'
tpabI BON feinen Siiten fiir 9amsn unb
ainber au eritaunIid niebrisen Preiien.
Srau Il. globinion feierte am Dien.
flag ibren 48fsn 8eburtstas unb ss sinis
babel Isbbaft su. 9ie Sanserrunbe iuar
anipeienb unb peridbnte bic Ssier burd
@eianssbortrGss.
@ s. 9. Borders & 60. babsn in
go. 7l3 gebar Mbenue Elm erobeS unb
sutss 2aser bon Granddaughter, bic fie ,u
ben aaerniebrisiten Preiisn bsrfaufsn.
Ssrtis semiidte Sarbsn ber peridieben.
fen Sorte. 1913
Die auSsrabunsen fiir bas Sunbas
msnt fdr bic nsue Ipotbsfe bes Serrn
s. 8. Terppe an Der gde bon @ebar
MSenue unb Bird StraBs tpurbsn am
5rsitas in Gnsriif senommen. 9as
@sbaube tpirb aus 8adheinen erridtet,
,tpsiitDdis unb 35 Bel 40 SUB sros.
Gin 8sriud tpurbs am Samitas Wlors
gen semadt, bic S9sune bon 9atrid
&ain binter 513 PaIm Strabe in 8ranb
;u isben, intem man eine Yartis alter
8leiber unb CARPETS unter benz 8oben
anbradte unb anaiinbete. Sobn 8urfs
entbsdts bas Seuer, rib bic brsnnenbsn
2umpen berans unb sampfte bic 5Iammen.
Srau @iaiam @ssanbt bon 442
Sidorp StraBe farb am Disnfas na6
iurser arantbeit i'm MItsr bon 38 Sabren.
Die Seritorbene mar cine Io1ter bes
Serrn Sriebrih WeftpbaI unb binterIGbt
einen Gatten unb ie@s 8inber. 9as
8esrdbnib finbst bieien Sreitas 9a&s
mittas bon ber beutiden R. g. Stride
aus itatt unb es Isitst Serr paftor 6utsr
ben 8ottesbienf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
Wapne Gpnntp.

= Die Basne County Gdsrbau gus.
fteIluns tpirb am &c., 81. unb 2S. Sept.
absebaIten.
-Srau Safob 3iebIer ftarb am Ulons
tag in SatpIep unb tpurbs am Mittipoa
beerbist.
= Company E in SonssbaIs ipirb aus
feiner nsuIiden ,,2irmeb" sinen 8einsrs
tras bon stipa $1,000 sr,isIsn.
-Ssrr GarI Rbfser bon SssIesbius
bat isin SoteI an einsn Germ Srit
areuser aus 9leip gorf bsrfauft un6 biz
Gaens 1T bsrsits an Issteren iibsrtrassn
tporben.
: @ssen 4 llbr am Srsitas Wlors.r
brad in benz petsrion 8Iod in Sonss,
bale Elm Seuer aus, tpsIdes erober
S4absn anridtete, absr mebr burd
WaRsr oils burd Ssuer. Die 8srIuf'
iinb 10 aiemIi8 bur& 8srii9sruns ss'
oedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
Sa8 xbaI abtp arts.

- Die 8m. gonneg gompanie aabIte
am Srsitas. bic @rsenipOOb Gompanis
am Samfas.
- 6. S. @arb & Sobn baben ben
Gontraft fiir baS neue SduIbaus aa
8enbbam crbaItsn, baS $4,000 foitsn
tpirb.
- SIN Der Salfeab @rubs ,u 9urpea
tpurbe am Mittipod ber 8ersmann ssrant
SamueIS bur9 einen 2ObIenfaa sss
tDbtet.
= Der Sermpn SO. Q BREEDER iit ala
uniider be;eidnst tporbsn unb mub
sriinbIid rsparirt iperben. 400 Mdnnsr
unb 8nabsn iinb baburd arbeitslos se.
tporben.
Patrid SabiIp bon MinoOia ipurbe
am Samitas BEN @efansniB iiberipisisn.
ST itritt fd nit ieinem 8atsr unb
bra&te bieiem einen glrtbieb auf ben
3ppf BEL. 8eibe tparen aur Belt Der
Gbat betrunfen.
TabInr.-Der @iIliam TelI S&iten
Stub iuirb am DeioratiOnstase Elm Yrsis.
f4ieben abbaIten.
= Serr Sobn Sdilb unb SRI. Ga.
tbarine Stt bon bier nabmen am Mitts
mod cine SsiratbsIssns berauS.
= 8ur Seier isiner Trauuns gal
Serr Sobn WsibsI am Samifas Mbent
ieinen Sreunben elm San;persnisen in
Der TapIOr SaIe.
am na6fsn SOmtas if in be,
beuti4sn 2ir8e ,u TasIor tpesen be,
Gbtpeienbeit ses Germ paitors Ssd fsir
@ottesbisnit; unb am Sonntas, ben g.
Stunt prsbist Ssrr 9aftOr 2iblins bon
Scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
6pSe Narfer Nptfseu.

- Die Nomination bes Ssrrn ssobn
81. Sarr tpirb aIS elm Sies Der rspubii.
fanli9en Wlaidine unb cine NisberIase
bon grmapcr SsIIOips bstradtst.
- Sobn Quinn unb Sames aennebp
bon Spbe Barf tpurben am Montae
Worsen ipesen 8eraubuns zines Sc.
iddftsIofaIeS an Benn Gbenue perbaftet
unb unter 8arsidaft seitelt. 2ennebp
mar frfber Gonitable ber 81. Darb.
= Gin @runbfdd 100 Bel $50 sus an
ber gde bon Sadfon StraBe unb 3ebecca
4bsnue III bon ber SduIbeb5rbe ertpors
ben tporbea unb man beabii1tist, Elm
SduIbaus nit ,tpbIf 8immern barauf si
erri4ten bod finbet bic Sage tarfs
OppOiition.
- Gin fir ben 8ersmann @eorse
Sdimmelpfsnnis bon 4senue B 1877 ar.
beitenber PoIe ipurbe am Sreitas in BET
Sampton 9rube setDstst. Serr S6ims
meIpfennis bate eine Sprensuns borses
nommen, ipelde einen 9fofsn losIDits,
ippburd bic 9ede nadsab. Ser Mann
mar auf Der Steue tpot.
= Srau Mars 8. S&eeb, 224 lite
StraBe, g. @., 8aibinston, 8. G., bs.
ridtet, bab iie mebrere Sabre an ben
furdtbariten neuraIsifden S9mer,en
seIitten bate. Sic rieb bic idmeraen6en
StsIIsn nur brsimaI nit ct. Safobs Del
Elm unb bic S6mersen bsridmanben
bolIftanbis.
-. Ser Sdubmaher SuIiuS 8eboIt
ipurbe am Montas auf bic anfIase bsr.
baftet, feline Nadbarn Bed bsrIeumbst
au baben. 8sbolb mar int @eii&t furdt.
bar suseri&tet unb iast, bic gsd8 bdttsn
ibn cine Wods borber 70 maItrGtirt unb
bic 8Iase se8en Jpn iest srbobsn, bamit
ct pOr ben @roBssidtporenen nidt sessn
iis ausiassn fDmns.
- Ser nabe ber 8risbin @rube
tpobnenbe 4oIe Sobn Suresa tpurbe am
DOnneritas Morsen nabe Der SarbIp
9lble 8rube setbbtet. Muf benz @ess
su ieinem Tassipert troIte sr bas &c.
lsife por einsm Suse freuaen, iparb erfabt
unb bic &dber trennten ibm ben 2opf,
bic Arme unb 8eine bon Humpfe. Gr
mar so Sabre alt unb serbeiratbst.
- George Sausratb, ber in Der Msb.
ssrsi bes GERM @iIiam TroifeI anses
fsIIt if, bate am Sreitas absnb sesen
6 1lbr Elm aufresenbes Abenteusr su BE-,
iteben. Mn ber gde bon Sadion Strabe
unb Sumner Gpenue Ibite iid Elm 8oIssn
an benz Subriperfe, in benz er iab, unb
bic 9eidieI traf bas Bferb, elm isbr
IebbafteS Tbier, am Sufe. gtIiobalb
ideute eS unb rannte i'm raienben 9aufe
baDon; bas Subripsrf idIus um, absr
SauSratb bieIt fef an ben 8iissIn, bas
5ubripsri bIisb an einem Pfofen bGnssn
unb bas Bferb iparb frei unb rannte ent.
lang Der bslsbten Strabe, bis ss enbIi6
an Neunter Strabe einssfanssn ipurbe.
SauSratb entfam pbne ernitIide Ser.
Iesuneen, baS SubrWerf tpurss bsmoIirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
Geip ann bic spradbe ,pieSer.

gIpbpnip Sempbltns BON Summit 1pp,
Butler &c., pa., bssust bab itin swSlf SABRE
alter Scbn, btr jabulane am ct. 8tits-5ant
sslitttn uftb bic Sprate serlprtn bate, bur6
brti 8Iai6sn &eforatipt NtrYine ppllifGubis &C.
beilt purbs uub AUD feline SpraGe tpitbr &C.
tpann. 5auitnb', bic 90 gtstn sftrptnItissn,
Dyspspfe, nUrpSien Strafttptrfaa, Nattisfrt,
3erifrsutbttt appfi6mnser u. (. b. anipanbten,
btseusen punberbars 5siIunseu.-8isr Dpitn
bts Ttrpins bttIten 8rau W. 6. 8urns, Sputb
8tnb, Snb, pelht bra Wpnatt btfanbis an
sopfl&merien lit. prpbtfGl66en uns Gin tlt-
santts Bud umlcnii bsi allen aputbsfrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
MrGbalb Gorrtlppnbent.)

- Ridter IrdbaIb bat am Srsitas
ben bon ben 8eb5rben bon IrdbaIb
srIansten @inbuItsbefebl sesen bic Gars
bonbale Traction Gompanie aufseboben.
Der 8idter 1T ber slniidt, bab Elm ioIs
der ginbaItsbefebl unb bic auSseipro1s
enc 3sdtspsripirfuns nur burd cine
8erorbnuns bes Stabtratbes ausseipro.
den iperbsn f6nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
0pn 1eterSbura.

: Ssr George Sarber unb Srau
reiften ant 9ienitas bon SCRANTON nad
gew gorf ab unb iperben bsute bon bort
aus na4 europa fabren. S6ori& bat
bic aIte Seimatb. 8bsinprsubsn, felt so
Sabrsn ni6t ssisbsn.
Ssrr Sobn CHARLES WaIler aus
Ausba4, RbeiRpreuben, Der por ettpa
6rei Sabren iid bier nisbsrIieb, iiarb an,
Wlontas in feinem 64tsn gItersiabre
un6 binterIdbt cine Io9ter unb atpsi
Sbbns. Sas gesrdbnib fanb am Mitt.
ipo4 bon Der Iutberii6sn 8irGe aus
ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
Dpis Der Siibfette.

s@- 9a urier Sabfeits Irassr uns
obne bic sebrdudlide 8iinbisuns perIai'
fen bat, 70 bitten mir int 8praus Inn
gntiduIbisuns, tpenn beim 8eitunsstra.
gen in Der nd6ten 3eit Pie unb ba Ssbs
Ier borfommsn, unb eriuden um ipfortise
8enadridtisuns.
Ser SerauSseber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
@iles, Wersen. uns eeber. 9illen

iuirfen mad einem nelisn 9rinjip; Fs orbnen
aeber, @fasen uno Seodrme onrd Die Rsrpen
Cine neue gntbeduns. Or. WiIes' 9iIIen bel.
len SaIlenIeiosu, iibeIn 8eidmad. untbatise
eeber. Samorrboiben, 8erftopfune Shns
8leihen fur Mdnner. 6rauen uno Sinber, Die
tleiniten, miIoefen uno fiderften Yillsn. so
0oien rs s. Rroben umionft bel allen apO.
hsferu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
(GarbSnbalt &prrtipsnbtni.)

y Ser 1aussnidiS GbarIss youns,
bsFsn Isbte Sdanbtbat bas gntsIsiien
einss Suses aui Der o. & s. 60. Bel
@apmart mar, 1T mad Der 8eRerunss.
anItaIt geianbt tporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
fouis',' Gobmann's
RotPl,
1923 ans 325 Sprmee Strake.

-Wl-
6t 9ouis anbeuisr 8ufd unb G. Robinfen
Biere. 8erIiner @eibbier. 8on 4eiusn nue
ei9noren wtrbsn nur bic erprobtslten RarfeB
eefdbrt. Better Horisr uno Vile
0Sarme unb falte Speifen
iu isoer Saessisit. ale DeIifatsfieu Der Sab
rss5eit. gins rsidbaItiae xuswabl Der beatp
ei9arreH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

Yrct
GentS
Store,
523 2adatuanna g(be
stpifden @aibinston unb gbams,
ssssHiitr br Dsutidsn OSb 8saOps Dale.
&ts
eampensIaisr, mittIsre @rSbs..
sampsnsIaisr srpBe..
SrinfsIaisr-
gSstnslair
Saues-@ -@si@irr. ..........................3
SaiIsn unb llntsrtasn, isbs.....................3
MaI9infn StI-.
&ssaI- -papisr, 2 Dubsnb Ysssn..
Stsdnabsln, papirs.
Sints. aIsbsifoH-
Scilstisn. Stife fe........................ ...3
-S@auftln.. ............ ............. ....3
P"'o''ip''
iaartOffslfUbr aus SuIs uns Drabt-..........3
aufpai9s-Siirfsn... ...................... .....6
sampsni9irms ............................
Sannsr ubu SpIalb- -Rattsn.. ................8
aammfaifdsn, SpisseI pbn Strti9bpl1bsbal-
UT ...........................S
Snfl Gam Gar Ssifs. ......................8
gute Gar Stift.....
Sfsn-pcIitur npsrIess paiis" .................4
5Ihliss Sfsn-YuIitur.
8rnben-eamptn. mptn......................
Quart brauns ariise... e...........................9
2 auart elmer NIT DedsI..
WfittfImabise eampenbrsnnfr. r....................A
10 Quart @si&irrpfanns.. s........................fO
@uts S9ubbHrfs,
1tnS cine eublofe AuspabI bon Mr.
tifeln su Nreifen, bic nirsensss
too unterbpten iperben.
Spbe Barter, 8sIIsbus, Gabieite unb
0unmOre anb go. 6 etraBsnbabn pai.
iirsn bic Sbdrs bes
8 Sents Store,
S23 2aeeatpanna 2(penme,
Seramtpn, "a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
4u6 bem pberen xhale.

IS. $. Burns 1T gum 8orousban'
malt fir Sermpn ertpabIt iporben.
-Sn Sermpn ipoIlen TbomaS paImsr
unb 5. 5. DaIterS unter benz TiteI
,SOurnaI" Elm 8odsnbIatt besriinben.
= Der 8ersmann gatrid 9opsrs
tpurbe Dienitas WOrsen in Der o. & $.
@rubs au Ssrmsn bon elmer IA 8oa
biden Selienfdidt setrpffen unb setDStst.
Gr mar IS Sabre alt unb binterIabt cine
Wittipe unb iisben &inber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
q crantpn
Spat=-&anf,
122 8bomins 9lbenme,
Scranton, pa.

OaS dlteite Spar.S .Snititut int nore-
0itliden YenniDlpanien.
Sames BIair, Brdfi6ent.
Q. 8. Brtee. 83e Brdi.
8. 6. Sd6fer, gaifirer.
v. 3. 8lair aiiiit. Ga1lirer.
Sbeo U. Straub, Seller.
Sireftoren:
Sames Blair. 9. 3. griee,
SEQ. 8 Gatlin. 8ranf W. Spenter,
u. 3, Blair. Sames ardbaIb.
B. 9. Senneob. Semitt 6. Blair
@m. 8. SieieI. Sas D. Oatforb.
ssiibrt Elm allsemeines 8antssiddft.
Sisllt @edisl 3ablbar in irssno einem SbeiIc
Der Welt aus.
8 9pros gent Sntersifsn auf 9spoiften b,5abIt
lin snuofdaft piro eebtten.
Ofen Samitas Ibenbs bon z Bis 8 nbr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21

WASHINGTON CRY. Oct. ie.-fSpeciai.l i
In the readjustment of postmasters' sal
aries on the basis of business of the offices
as shown BY the reports July 1, 1894, the
Offices at Port Townsend and at Eugene
and Albany Or, have been reduced from
the second to the third class.
The following postmasters have recently
been appointed for the state of Washing
ton: Hiram @. Bills. Mission; Carrie r
Mekinnon, Queets, Chehalis county; John
II. kimbali. Richmond. King county
ID. b. English, Longbrsch, Pacific county.
vice IL. NJ. Tinker. resigned: George Har-
vey, Toppenish. Yakima county. vice Mrs.
Josephine Little. resigned: James X. Con-
ger. Jackson; Evin A. Hevly. Florence.
The following postofiiees have been es-
tablished and postmasiers commissioned
20 take charge: blanchard. Pierce county,
Allen w. Fish; ostrander. Cowiitx county.
oliver Byerly: Menlo. Pacific county,
Theodore III. Myers; Tokeland. Pacific
county. Charles Fisher.
The posfoffice 1T Delano. Pierce county.
was ordered closed October 10. during the
winter and until April /, 1sso. during
which period mail therefor will be sent TO
Lake Bay. A star service has been estab-
hshei from Tumwater 70 South Union
twice q week. to begin November 1 and
continue until June 81 isas
William King Lear has been appointed
postmaster a, Fort Wrangel. Alaska.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21

ssA46: tract 5oxI2o fee. in D. :. Nav
hardfs plat, s151SL
Judge Hume. Yesterday .lsued . sudr-
ment for 81, 20L ID in favor Of the S.stt.e
DEeNing and Mating Company. and
against Richard w. ard Anna Filler
ne suit OF Maurice Hogan for damages
aka.hs. the Great Northern railway MAS
yesterday ordered removed from the ST.
peFior to the United States circuit court.
Aarrisge licenses were granted yes,er-
uay Tor Edward Keller and Lille Cook.
ootn OF Richmond Beach: julius Duehr-
aud cara Bssienoerg. both OF Seattle;
asnly hanl and Alvine Claussen, both
OF Seattle
Mary r. Moore yesterday began suit
against Annie Z and Philip winsor 70 re-
cover VI. 54s, due on promissory notes as
signed py the Lombard Investment CON-
pany. and secured By mortgage on q lot
ct Sixth and Lenora streets.
The administration of the estate OF Mar
garet T. Wilbur, who died in this city
August y, 1888, was closed yesterfav and
sne remaining property vested in the hus-
oand. Manly Wilbur. The real estate con-
sists OF block s., Woods south division of
sfeen Lake addition; lots and 8, block 3,
nem addition 10 Des Moines; lots 5 aud 8,
nlock 10. Latons, and lot IL, Somervigle,
King county.
The Robertson Manufacturing Company
yesterday commenced an action against
DAVID {. Hay to forecloss 81 900 prom
issory note. dated October /, Is92. a, per
cent. and secured By mortgage on the fol-
lowing real estate: Lot 3, section - town.
ship 81 north. range 3 east, together with
al riparian and littoral rights, containing
hfteen and one-half acres; ten acres of
the east side of lot 4 In section q; also
an undivided half interest in eighteen
acres in section 8. township IS north.
range east. The West Coast Improve
ment Company and :. y. Hutehcraft.
claiming an interest in the property, al
legged TO be secondary, ara also made de-
fendants
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21
DEFIES THE COURT.
Murderer Blanck Answers the
Judge With Threats.
~ a HURRY FOR THE GALLONS.


Thomas Blanck vas sentenced 10 death
kv Judgs Humes yesterday and fully bore
cat bis reputation a. . Desperate by
.r<nly defying the court and threatening
ssneeance against il. and. after hearing
ths fate reserved for him, expressed de-
ere that It come speedily in his character
k:ic language.
Hswas brougt into Judge Humcs' court
nom a. $50 yesterday morning with
aruisters" on his wrists, and Detective
Roberts on one side and Deputy Sheriff
Cave on the other. while Jailer Munros
allowed close behind.
When Judge Humes asked Blanck IL he
had anything to say Why sentence should
not be passed, the prisoner, who was near
me stenogrspher's desk, arose. tilted up .
chair with one foot. leaned over the hack
Of II. placed one manaeled hand under his
chin. looked steadily into the eye of the
;udge. and said, in voice full Of venom !:
twill come back and haunt you. WON'T
have one gun then. but two. and when
/ eel. you 10 put up your hands Ill plug
yol pretty quick"
both hands forward aftsr the manner Of o
higbwaymans anu seemed IKE Wsld
BEAST ss bay. Judge Hnmes then pro-
nounced sentence in accordance with the
verdict. closing with the accustomed
formula that when the day Of execution -
sst q warrant will issue.
Blanck. who still leaned defantly over
the chair. quickly said:
81 want IL pretty id quick"
Tho prisoner was then taken to his cell
and went peaceabiy and without remark.
having spent his wrath in the court room.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21

Judge Langley yesterday decided .
friendly suit brought by Adelia Carpenter
against Edward b. Downing. administra-
tor Of the estate of Asa Carpenter. her de-
ceased husband. to quiet title 10 lots s and
6. block Is Bell q Denny's addition. Mrs.
Carpenter. in pursuance OF an agreement
with her husband. in 1874 contracted to
buy the property in her own right. and
thereafter paid for IL by hsr own personal
labor in addition TO attending to her house
hold duties. and during the life OF her
husband the lots were considered by both
As her separate property, In June, 1889.
she mortgaged the lots TO the Guarantee
Loan and Trust Company, her husband
jointly signing his name TO the instru-
msnt. In August. is93. Mr. Carpenter
died intestate. and Downing being ap-
pointed administrator mentioned the
property as belonging TO the estate of de-
ceased, claiming the right to collect rent.
Mrs. Carpenter is esirous of obtaining an
extension of time upon the mortgage. but
has been unsuccessful because of the cloud
npon the title. Judge Langley held tina,
she was the sole and separate owner Of the
hats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21
THE TRIAL CALENDAR
In the superior court yesterday causes
were set for trial as follows:

In the superior court yesterday causes
were set for trial as follows:
EQUITY pEPsgrxExr-LaSeLEr. J.
Julia A. Pierce vs.. ID. II. Biackmar-
November g.
c. l. Parker VS.. J. w. Graf ct al
November T.
Il. j. Josie We. T. J. Der q
4. X Johnson vs.. Roy & Co. ct al
stetson & Post Mill Company and z. r.
Cowles vs.. Mary +. Thompson ct al
November IL
Horatio Hathaway vs.. Sack man Phillips
Investment Company ct al.-Sovember IL.
Boston National bank VS.. Rainier Power
and Railway Company ct ai.-Novem-
Der Is.
Fred Page Tustin. trustee. vs. Henry A.
Swartwood ct al.-November 81.
CRIMINAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J.
Michael o'Bren VS.. c. X. NJ. swenson-
October -.
Francis Jackson VS.. NJ. A. Schwab ct al.
October -
Hiram II. Pease ct TX. VS.. s. Baxter ct
al.-Octooer -.
Barney Smith va George T. Michael ct
al.-Sovember !.
X Gottstein w. Seattle Lumber and
Commercial Company-November 1.
ID. III. Ludington VS.. Fleming 81 Ayerst
November I.
Cous,ancia Gladinowski vs.. I. Giadinow.
ski-November l.
C. A. Ingalls, vs.. ]. wheatman ct al
November 80.
CIVIL DEPARTMENT, OSBORN. J.
/. Blumenthai VS.. Pacific Meat Com
pany-October %.
Il. NJ. Juney VS.. Frank w. CIark-octo-
Der 30
d. ID. Hsrger VS.. Collins Bros.-octo-
Der 81
r. D. McNeeley VS.. Z. II. stormfei, ct
al.-october 81.
Bergstrom & Anderson VS.. @. ii. Randeli
ct al.--October 81.
+. Il. Robinson ct al. VS.. State Insurance
Company-Sovember p
Andrew Knox VS.. T. J. Gleason--Novem-
Der 2
Robert Boehr W.. Navy Coal and Mining
Company ct ai.-Noysmber .
Clara Botheio VS.. Nick Theisen ct al. -
November s
Earl Young vs.. George II. Green-No-
vember ..
r. Chevalier VS.. z. T. Holden OF al
November O.
w. ii. Mcconnell VS.. Fred Miller-No-
vembsr IA.
Andrew Reid VS.. Thomas Wallace ct
al.-November p.
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WASHINGTON CIrY, Oct. i9.-lspscisl. -
The secretary of var has granted fur
Tough OF four months TO Hospital Steward
John l.. Henderson,. now on duty At Fort
Candy. Washington.
Tweniy-Iivs recruits from Columbus
barracks, Ohio, have been assigned 10 the
Fourth Infantry, department Of the CO.
lumbia.
Commisssry Sergeant Lehman Hine-
man. now At Fort Marcy. New Mexico.
has been ordered 20 Fort Walia Waila TO
relieve Commlssary Sergeant Edgar Hal
lenb>ck, who has been granted a three
months farlongh.
By direction OF the secretary OF the war
the commanding general department Of
the Columbia will grant furlouga Tor SIX
months. 20 terminate April -. ise5. 20
Ordnance Sergeant William Land nov on
duty at Fort wAlla Walla, Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21
DE. JORDAN IN TROUBLE.


eeut OF His FIJI Factory Unpaid ana
Darkey Tom Owns stock.
Since DIR. III. Martin Van Buren, parted
company with DIR. J. Eugene Jord an the
affairs Of the Histrogenetic Medicine Com
psny have got into q tangie. Van Buren,
u understood TO have possessed the brains
requisite to run the concern, while his
partner did the talking, and the disagree
ment Of the partners was fatal blow to
the combination. According to COM
paint filed IN the superior court yesterday
the Histrogenstic Company has failed for
twenty-eight months to pay rent on tho
old quarters on lot 4, block 2. ID. G. May
nard's plat. which. ut $500 per month,
amounts to s.. 400. The Columbia & Puget
Sound Railway Company, owner of the
premises. is now trying to collect this
sum.
Just what shape the affairs OF DIR.
jordAn's company are in 10 hard to be told
and probably would require an examina-
ton Of the books. Darkey Tom. the
Iiveried coachman who drives the patrol
wagon" for the doctor, Is now said TO own
. controlling interest and TO have his
benefsctor completely at mis- mercy. should
be be so inclined. Rumor has IL that the
transfer Of stock to Tom has been made
within the past few months. since the
pressure OF hard times has been cinching
the company. As far as outward appear
ances go. however, everything 10 serene.
and Notwithstanding tho overdue rent.
the doctor talks politics and single tax
with hts usual volubility aud grace Of ex-
nressIon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-21

In Judge Hames' court yesterday John
Aekenna. convicted OF stealing SOL from
taaFles Under. was refused new trial.
LAnder Is cook on the tug Wanderer. aud
some time ago met woman named Title
fillmore ia the New Zealand house. After
taxing several drinks together the two
separated. hinder going to bed upstairs
aad the woman leaving the saloon. A few
minutes aiiefwsrd she met Mchenna aud
Tod him Of LlndcF. Mekenna at once
went 10 Ltnder's room and took the
Rooney
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Court. .as Public oms...

Loas HefBoa Was yesterday Sentenced
~ 1o4ge hames 80 pay = ans OF 80 Tor
Asesat liquor selling. Hsrnon asaaea
gaijtT.
u Judge 0sborn's court Yesterday
ssAsaaaebe- Uros. & Co. obtained a lacg
@sns Tor slS&6s against Paul I. Der
alsrss et =.
= Alfred Pearson, Arel Wiexisud. Oscar
ssseksoa ana Charles Nelson. all natives
= oseeen, we're admitted 20 citizenship -
-9dss Osborn yesterday.
sAssG Wooiery las made returns On
~ soalosinE orders 81 sale Lot u, elocS
- Hunters Lake Union addition, $ss1.s@.
s~ss y - snd IL. hseck 2 Mcrvssna.
49, .e1s aaa =. block IS, River fAEA,