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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
BIsMARoK's HEALTH.
Bu Cable 70 az rNited Press.

BERLIN, Dec. 4, 4s94.-Count Herbert
Bismarck today informed ethe repre-
sentative Of the "Neuste Nachrichten"
that the interview printed in the Lon
don Pail Mall Gazette" on November
20 was a pure invention. In the alleged
interview Count Herbert was quoted as
saying that his father had no organic
disease, but that his frame was weak
ened especially by his hardest trials,
which had occurred Within the last four
years, and that he could not last much
longer. Premier vn Hohenlohe-schil-
lingfurst, Count He bert was also cred
tied with saying, is perfect gentleman,
but there are fact near him which
prevent a cordial Intimacy.
Some one, Count Herbert t5ld the
"Neuste Nachrichten" representative, adj
dressed him at a hotel, but he vouch-
safed no reply to the would-be inter-
viewer whom he recognized as a man
who, three years before, had been dis
charged, from an American journal for
inyenting an interview at Wiesbaden
with NJ. de Giers, the Russian Foreign
Minister
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
WHERE ARE THE BOSS sHARKS2
Big Seizure of Policy SEips-Sus-
pected Runners Caught

Justice Potts this morning paroled
George Jones, of No. 1893 Sixth street,
and Thomas Quigley, of No 12S Essex
street, alleged policy operators, arrested
yesterday afternoon. for a further hear
ing. Detectives Douglass and MeNally
saw the men lodging in and out of No.
800 Henderson street at intervals of f1f-
teen minutes yesterday afternoon. They
arrived at the conclusion that the men
were policy runners and arrested them.
No. 800 Henderson street is to all APP
pearances a headquarters for policy men.
Hundreds of slips and books were seized
by the detectives.
The prisoners declared they were not
engaged in the business. The detectives
say. when they searched the men, they
did not have any slips in their possess
sion. Jones had 1907 and Quigley $66
The Henderson street game is supposed
to be backed by Cheney Solomon,
brother of Doorman Solomon at Police
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
DEFECTIVE COUNTS SAVE HoweATE

McComas. of the District Criminal Court,
today rendered his decision as to the de-
murrer filed by Captain Howgate, the
ex-signal officer, to the Indictment charg
ing him with forgery and embezzlement.
The demurrers as to forgery are sus-
tanned, while those regarding embezzle-
ment are quashed. Judge McComas
said:-"The demurrer to each count of
each indictment must be sustained be-
cause all are bad. The court is fatally
defective by omitting to aver that the al
legged forgery or alteration was to the
prejudice of the right of any person,
body polite or corporation. In the in
dctrnent for embezzlement the counts
are all alike, and the demurrers are
therefore overruled.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
ROYAL GOOD FELLOWS.

Cntral Assembly No AZ, Royal Society
of Good Fellows met last night and
elected officers for the ensuing year.
They are:-H G. Hardenberg, Ruler;
G. W. Bower, Instructor; F. g. Lyons,
Counsellor, Colonel Gilbert P. Robinson,
Secretary; l.. D. Kay, Financial Secre-
tary; w. P. Hollingshead. Treasurer;
Frank Herven, Prelate Charles Frank,
Pkedate: James Lyons guardian; T..
Cauiley, r. W. Arerd, +. Segnine; Repre-
sentatives to the Grand Assembly, e.
Patterson, A. Shaw, ID. Aims. 3, Ed
wards, L Shaw; Alternates, Charles
Stuhr and w Hollingshead.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
ONE RIPPER CAUGHT.
Ru cnble tA,the Untted Press.

LONDON, Dec. 4, 1S94.-A young man
named Reginald saNndersoss SON of a
well-to-do landowner,N was arrested in
Dublin this morning charged with being
the murderer of the fallen woman whose
body was found in streetin Kensington
at midnight November 25, with a stab
wound in the neck
Young Saundersons actions led to the
belief that he has become demented
through brooding over the MURDER at
Southend in June last of Miss Florence
Dennis, for which crime James Canahan
Read was hanged today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
THE ALBERTINA's VICTIM.
By Cable to the United Press.

LONDON, Dec. 4, 1S94.-It is now. be-
lfeved that the British steamer Lucerna,
Captain Dyer, from New York, which ar
rived at Hull yesterday in badly dam
the British steamer Albertina collided
on the evening of Sunday last and which
it was thought went down at once with
all on board. The Lucerna is seriously
injured amidshrips.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
MUFGs FOE USE AND FOR SHOW

ATuffs, that is, muffs for use, are the
same stiff, medum-sized rolls we have
known for some time, but dainty trifles
in silk and velvet, and hung with rib
bons. beads and even flowers, are also
shown. Correct tirpets have only one
head, and are preferred in sable, Per-
sian or marten.-EXchanGe
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
ST. NICHOLAS PARooHIAL SCHOOL.

The new St. Nicholas Roman Catholic
parochial school which is being erected
on Ferry street, near Central avenue,
will be the most prominent building in
that section when completed 1t will
take the place of the old school, a small
frame building fronting Central ave-
nue. The cost of the new edifice will
be $50, 900.
1t will be opened at the beginning of
the school season next year.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
M41ThRs or FACT

II you are troubled with indigestion try
the old reliable and valuable Remedy, Doyle's
Dyspepsia Pflls. Proprietors. Ewing s. Co.
"A G Kits OF Mackerel. Our brand. A
c. is on every one. Any grocer win get
them for you at D. q. Cleary Co.'S wholesale
stores.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. December s.--For the thirty-s hours
ending at 5 p VI wednesday.
For the York City and vicinity:
t.euarally fair today ana Wednesday; stationary
tempergt ture; southwesterly Winds
aHaranett5s Ehern1omeIer Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04

had a weak stomach and could not en-
joy even light food. After taking Hoods
SarsaIe.rilla ] am much better.-George Heine-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04
FOR KILLING A GIRL.
Bu Coble to tI,c United Pres.

I LONDON, Dec. 4. 1Ss4-James Canham
Florence Dennis, was hanged at Chelns
ford at eight o'clock this morning. De-
spite all efforts to secure a confession
the condemned man steadfaStlY refused
to acknowledge his guilt.
The murder for which Read was hanged
was committed at Southend on June "A
last. His victim was d young woman
with whom he had maintained improper
relations. Her body was found in a lone
some spot, and there was no direct evil
dence to connect Read with the crime.
His conviction was the result mainly of
his reckless and unsupported denials,
and the, proof of his extraordinary de-
pravity IN many directions
The murderer was a married man in
comfortable, circumstances.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-04

continasd On Fourth Pags.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
MARVELLOUS SKILL
shown In the Treatment OF Cross Eyes
by Dr. Dsrrtn-Many Were Fro
nouneed Incurable.

E.A. Huntley, of il9 Dexter street. se-
attic. had been operated on twice by other
physicians before going to DIR. Darrin; he
was cured in one minute.
Geo. Call. NJ street. Tacoma, was cured
in twenty seconds.
John McGraw, Pullman hotel. Tacoma.
cured in fifty seconds.
Mrs. John Chilberg, Chilberg's restsu-
rant. Tacoma; residence, Mason block.
room 2i: cross-eYe thirty years; cured in
forty-iive seconds and eyesight perfectly
restored.
Miss Bette Snow, Edison. Wash, cross
eve since years old, cured in one mia
ute The following names will 90 fer to
suhstantiAte the doctors skill IN Miss
SHOWS case. The operation il painless;
We. the undersigned, have known Miss
Bette Snow all her life. and knoEn Of her
eve being crossed and that she y IS success
fully cured by Dr. DarFin a. Hotel Chill
berg Tacoma. Wash:
pFV. II. 4. FANS. Excelsior, Wash.
REV. GEORGE BUZZELLE. Edison.
Wash
W. j. M'DoSNELL. Postmaster. Edison.
W b. CHAMBERLAIN. Chief Of Police,
Edison. Wash.
A &. HARRIS. Druggist, Edison, Wash.
ID. G. SMITH. Edison, Wash.
] W. HARD, JeEeier. Edison. Wash.
DIR. DArrin j. now located at Hotel Chill
berg Tacoma. and viii treat the poor free
lrnedicines excepte9) fsons 10 20 Ii daily.
Hours for ell, 10 a. N. 20 p. M sun
dav@ 10 to 2 Consultation Free All cur
ALE chronic, acute and private diseases
successfully treated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
Most SERTEEABLE COLOR.
An Easy Way of Home Dyeins-Cotton,
Wool, snk and Feathers Readily COL
ored . Handsome Biaek-Use Only

II Is only within the last few years that
Il has been possible for an inexperienced
person 10 dye q black thas would not
crock. fade or wash out. Even miil-dyed
black goods were rarely absolutely fast.
The advent Of three diamond dye fast
blacks, -for wool. for cotton, and for silk
and featherS,--has changed sl this. Now.
with ien-cent package Of one Of these
dyes, the first trial gives perfect success.
The directions on the packages are so
plain and simple thai even child can get
better results than the experienced dyer
could few years ago.
The prevailing fashion tor black stock
ings. feathers. gowns, and eloaks. aud the
fact that anything can be coiorea with
diamond dyes black that viii not crock
or fade, explains their almost universal
use
The peculiar way in which the diamond
dive fast blacks are made, gives them n
great superiority over all other methods
Of home dyeing.
There are some forty other coioys Of dia-
mord dyes, each of which is thoroughly
reliable, and as superior TO limitations as
sunlight IS 10 moonlight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
caur,..na Public omos..

A marriage license was issued yesterday
for Gideon o. Bailey. of Portland. Or,
and Annis +. Smith. of Lockport, y. \.
The case OF L. ChopaYd VS.. John F.
Lawrence was stricken from the trial
calendar in Judge osborn's court yester-
day.
In the suit of the Seattle Soap Company
vs. Louis Gilbert ct al, Judge Langley
yesterday signed an order restraining the
defendants from interfering with eertin-
cate of stock No. T.
Judge Osborn signed an order yesterday
by which the trial of the case of Manson
r. Backus, as receiver of the Rainier
Poser & Railway Company, VS.. r. +.
Gierin ct a.. is transferred to snohomish
county.
The statement of facts on appeal In the
case of the state against Mike Golden was
signed by Judge Humes yesterday. Col
den was sentenced TO seven years In The
WaiIa Walla penitentiary. together with
two others, for ounkoing the Anyek girls
on the water front last June.
ID. A Spencer, receiver of the Seattle
National Bank Building Company, filed
his report for receipts and expenditures in
the superior court yesterday, covering 3
period from January 10 90 September /,
is9i. namely: Receipts, s., 81 %: expendi-
lures. s., $50 70: balance, si,o6LA
Judge Humes yesterday signed a motion
10 dismiss the information against Albert
johnson. arrested last April for having
burglars tools in his possession. Johnson
il now serving hye-year sentence al
Wslla Walla for burglary. and this minor
offense was dismissed To clear the docket
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
TIRE STORY or A SUIT.
now Arthur Let's Collected an Account
From al Eastern Man.

From an Eastern Man
In the case OF H. Z. Isham against
arthur Let's. q suit for services. a Jury In
Judge Humes' court yesterday gave Isharn
verdict for 500, after bitter contest
ana tie development of some interesting
faefs Let's claimed that Isham had acted
contrary 10 public policy.
III seems that tao years ago smart
man from the East" came 70 Seattle aud
purchased q stock Of goods from Let's.
lie gave his name as T. +. Menlxer and
Instead OF paying cash he turned over an
assigned mortgage for 800 with his note
'or 1900 a. security. When Let's al
tempted 70 collect on the security he dis
covered tina. the smooth man from the
East had left the Sound country and re-
Turned to his home in Everett, Mass. Let's
also learned that the fellows name was C. F.
Carlson, and not Msntzer. The mortgage
had been assigned. Let's went to the
prosecuting attorney aud asked for war
rant for the Eastern mans arrest on the
charge OF grand larceny and obtaining
goods under fal.e pretenses. The prose-
eating attorney refused the warrant
Attorney ishsm, who made Let's store
his headquarters. finally said he could get
the warrant for the Eastern mans arrest.
and It was agreed he should do so. Isham
went to justice Of the peace in Duwamish
urectnct and got two warrants for Ment-
zsr's, or Carlson's, arrest. Il was said that
Let's concluded that be would go East,
though he had no authority to do so. show
the warrants 10 the man aud bluff him out
OF his moaey. Let's went to Chicago and
claimed 10 have discovered that Menizer's
real name was Carlson and that he lived
with one wife and family in Illinois and
another family ct Everett. Mass. Let's
then went to Everett, where he found the
man and had en- interview with him. told
him Of his knowledge relative to his Dual
life and threatened To expose him. Carl
son, or Mentzsr, finally settled with Let's
and the latter returned TO Seattle Isham
thought he was entitled to share Of the
results ia services given. hence the suit for
services. which resulted In q verdict in his
favor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
RAILROAD AND LIGHT
Two Problems Acted Upon BY
the City Council
@. NJ. CROSSING PLAN ADOPTED.
New Electric Light Plan as Last Passed
-Msriew's Connrmsfie - Fire
Chief Delayed

The two houses OF the city council last
evening vent into joint session st s:55 20
consider the assessment roll for the i'm
provemsns Of Willow street., from East
street 10 the east lire Of WRIsa Walla sd
dition- The total assessment IS 81. 7s5.
the property owners portion being si,5so
and the city's portion s2l5. The roll was
approved a. read. Before adjournment
DR.. Sseenev said that be understood that
the house had deferred action on the APP
pointment OF George +. Marrow 70 Be
chief Of the FIRE department because no
official notification had been received
until few minutes previously. and he
therefore moved tha. the two houses con-
slider the matter In COMMITTEES of the
whole. The motion was not seconded,
and adjournment was taken.
The board of alderr.sn adopted report
Of the committee on railroads favoring
plans submitted 70 City Engineer Thorn
son, October 10, By the Great Northern
engineer. Plan for lighting the city was
adopted after amendment By the house.
The delegates were notified that the alder
men were ready 10 90 into joint session 10
vote on the confirmation Of George +.
Marrow TO be chief of the fire depart
ment.
The house OF delegates BY vote OF 10
3 postponed for one week consideration Of
the appointment OF George F. NARROW.
The ordinance relating TO the use OF
electric light poles by persons other than
the owners, upon making compensation,
came mp on reconsideration, and was
referred to the judiciary committee along
with a similar ordinance and a notiiica-
ton by the board of public works that no
bids had been received. Later plan was
amended and adopted. A petition TO
grade street half way across at property
owners expense was denied. because Of
there being no law authorizing partial
improvement. An ordinance was passed
making an appropriation for lowering the
sidewalk on the east side OF Third street,
from James TO Cherry. and providing that
the work be done Immediately.
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warrants Dc issued fer certain warrants
ths. had been lost referred.
Ordinance zuthorizlng the board OF pub
lie works 10 purchase IRE hose and appro-
priatiag money therefor: referred.
Ordinance authorizing board of public
works 80 lar 3 iwo-inch water pipe on
Banner sErees. from John 20 Depot. and
appropriss.ng money; passed and killed
Cd reconsideration
Transferring money from certain funds
70 others 70 PAY certain bills; passed.
Ordinance authorizing the licensing Of
plumbers and instisuiing Al examining
board: referred.
Ordinance a1thorixng A ". Parkhur.s
% sell and move powder; passed.
Ordinance regulating shooting galleries
and providing for licensing the same: lost
Ordinances authorizing payment of SIS
20 John Mcdonald for damages 10 his
house oy blasting On MILFORD street;
passed.
Ordinance lowering sidewalk on east
side Of Third street, from James street
north. aud approoriating money; passed
Ordinance granting ten days extension
Of time for grading Of FlIoers street !:
passed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
Launching OF the Whaiebssk steamer
GfGy Of Everett.

The steamers Sehoms and Greyhound
xpl run an excursion between Tacoma
seattle and Everett on Wednesday. octo-
ber "a iss4 Sshome leaving Tacoma at
SA m and Seattle as 80 a. ~. reaching
Everett At y ~ p. N; Greyhound Leaving
seattle 1T II =. m. reaching Everett a.
INN. Fare, Foand trip eetseen fseoms
and Everett. sL2o; eesEeen Seattle and
Irv,r.tt- IS cents Tickets On sale al tol-
-, sork Seattle The C3tv OF Evsrett -
.h.I.rv..t steamer ever bnls az launched
~, IN. Pacific coast, being considerably
$50 than cur W&rshlpa Elaborate
,,rT,ra.Een- have been made Tor she re-
-. sna accommodation Ct visitors
S,'.sehss wil Re made hy 0or. Me,}rAw
aud numbsr Of our best orators. fhs
s,,portunity IS one that al should en-
49, Al Witnessing tais most impressive
sight --
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
nxrKnrs ON KEsyos's CASE.
kviaencs In Defense OF Hts Competency
so Make VIII.

The interest continues undated IN the
contest case of the Kenyon will, and the
Probabilities are that the taking Of the
evidence will consume another week
The defense yesterday put on it's expert
testimony. which strongly supported the
legality OF the will Dr. l.. X. Dawson
testified as an expert on the much dis
ruisd hypothetical question. saying that
such man was perfectly competent TO
make awill. The daY Was consumed by
BOAR witnesses, the last one. DIR. Dawson,
Rot having finished when court adjourned.
nr. +. II. Coo. the first witness, eorrob-
Grated the evidence Of DR.. Conn as 20 Wis
rs paid to KENYON and his physical condi-
uen. ksnyon's conversation Was CO.
hersHt bat witness never saw Ken
yeh VIXEN be talked much, as be
sas not laxative lie answered questions
nationally aud promptly. The witness say
Kenyon Tuesday, the day the will was
msIe. lie and Dr. Conn went 20 Ken
yeas room together. DR.. Conn then said
Atay0n wanted 20 make his viii. Kenyon
speke - the witness on entering. and SUB
ssgueniIy he asked Kenyon II lie wanted
Smaks hi. viii Kenyon answered yes,
AL IN reponse TO questions said thas
@9age Palmer had been sent for and would
sfss the viii The circumstances attend
sag the execution % the will we're soae
iasa as already published. When the viii
sas being sEned Kenyon paid attention
10 shAi Vas said and seemed 30 under
ssaa2 What was said. When the wGl Vas
eeag drawn Kenyon certainly understood
sAAt be was dong. who we're asnshsiar'es
aaa where sac property was goins; be
sso knes Re Was signing his Viii AID
.Eai the witnesses we're signing Except
re lasg tine ths witness saw Asnx on,
sAleh Vas on Wednesday. he never aad
io sAske Heoyon or 10 resort TO unnsaA
Essns SIS or4sr 70 arouse hsua-
A. b S,easrt aud Angus Macintosh
'ssgiGe3 q substance So - The executors
faAaesas re>pons lbigisy and TO his business
capacity, tota Il which they sad we're ex'
cxlsrt
Dr.. l. r Dawson was pat on IS the hsst
e ths three erpsrts ailosed for ihe de-
'ease HE vas ASKED s hypo,hssieal qass-
Ton embodyins facts brought cut ey VII
nssses IN support Of the siil. and In answer
= shess nf. psss9a said such = nam ~As
sanpsgent 20 uASe vii.
4ae trtal NtA 5e resumed AZ $50 tass
Gegalng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
sxv suits FILED.

The following new suits were filed in
the superior court yesterday:
William Gilmore VS.. Robert q. Wester-
man ct al.-Balanee on contract; $1,000
Mary A. Gaffnsy VS.. III. A. Smith ct al.
Note and mortgage; ST. 100.
The Oregon Mortgage Company. Linn
tied, VS.. Martin Y. swartwood ct ai.-Note
and mortgage; sI4635.
ID. A. Spencer, receiver Seattle National
Bank building Company, VS.. Scott d
WInstock; account. sil0.
Charles III. Bowles vs.. Andrew Piper ct
al.-Note and mortgage; s.. 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23

1as contractors, on claim assigned
= - ann oy the Parker L1nhev Comp.nv
70 years ago the iamber company fur.
nsaea material 20 The contractors for a
:, y.1ess over the skagis river a. Mount
ss.hon. and the assignees cl.srn the N ate
vas not pad for. The contractors
cav 1900 bond 20 the state TO pay al
,a0or and material claims, and J. r.. Me-
nAughl J. A stratton. n Deshon and
hasoso Preston, who were sureties on the
bond, are made parties to the .u.t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
MA, Tor Palmer Coal nunksr.

Bids we're opened yesterday for the con
.trnotion Of coal huBkers at Palmer for the
Palmer Coal Company. and were as fol-
lows:
Ffvnu a Rockmark. 81 .6Ssi labor si75;
r sterret. 81 e9e labor $50; Fattrie &
Graham. 81, Ts0 ~. la6or $50; Kounds &
Graham. $l.s15. .Aoor s5TS, A. +. Chsifee,
q - labor sgas; J. J. Mssny, Sl,&Aa.
inpsr .s25: J. Mckinnon. si.8s5; shannon
q Ryan. s., 0a5. Caussy & bFaviey. SEA
II expected that the bid Of Flynn &
Rocsmark will 10 accepted, as they are
the lowest bidders.
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Regulating the transportation of gar
bage.
For the Improvements of Randolph
street from NJ ADDISON TO Bancroft
For lowering OF sidewalk on east side of
Third street north Tor 10 feet from James
street and making an appropriation there
for.
Authorizing 81 appropriation of Ss5 in
full payment of damages 10 the house of
John Mcdonald, caused by blasting on
Wilfred street.
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To Sc. the whale b .ok launched.

IL. c. Henry and ]. d. Powell. OF the
COMMITTEES from the CHAMBER OF Com
merce to arrange for the trip OF that body
TO Everett tomorrow. on the occasion OF
the launching of the whaiebsek
steamer City of Everett. yes'er-
dav received from John I. Mcbride,
CD airman Of the Everett citizens commit
tee. letter giving the programme as
already published in the Posr-isrELLI-
osxcxa Excursions by rail and steamer
have been arranged. and = large number
~ c,tixens are expected 20 80 from here.
All competitors have been compelled 10
Give way 10 DIR. Prices Baking Powder.
All rivals have been forced 10 yield the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23

"a, Wednesday. the 24ta inst. steamer
c-.vho.na leaves Seattle for Everett s,
g. - ana n = N. sharp instead Of & - and
n - a M: steamer sshoms leaving IS
I0.sa a n. launching Of shAisesok
t.kn, place a. : 3. n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23

Vincent w Good. of Nanaimo, B. c., Is
a guest at the Arlington. Mr.. Good is
private secretary TO :. NJ. Robbins, gen.
eral manager of the new Vancouver Coal
Company, at Nanaimo.
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Cake that remains moist and sweet and
retains its flavor for days is made with DE-.
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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A GOOD BOOK -
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You will End at tbs latest novels. al
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here. We can sscars for you any book
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