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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-24

Hops-ssesdy; state, common to choice,
MERCHANDISE.
Wool-Qufef; domestic fleece, 1895:
pulled. 2oga6c: Texas, io9i5c.
Sopper-Qulet; Lake. So. tx.
L-ad--Qaiet; domestic, S.. To-
Iin-Weak; Straits, $faOo. nominal.
eofiee--options opened quiet at IN
changed 70 1e points decline; ruled quiet
and barely steady under Disappointing
European adviees: closed dull az IN
changed TO 10 points net decline. Sales.
.. 100 bags, intending: March. si565t1i5 20;
April. $i5.S5@l5.5o: May. SIS. 25a Is ~:
June 1880. spot Rio--Duil, easy; No. Z,
l7sxe.
sugar-Raw-Weak: fair refining, 2
l3-loc; Muscovado. sstest, i3-isc; refined,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-24

HOOD CANAL ROUTE
IL New Passenger sssamss
DELTA
fCarryfng q. .. MALL issves cosnan deok Ma.
days Wednesdays and Fridays 81 90 q IA fee
xlnTston, Pert asmble, BaEgsy. ssabeck Brinnoa
pewaito, Liiti~anp Falia Msodafers aad rnioa
Csty and intermediate points, arriving at unlon
Gay q, 400 3. IA. Leaves cnlan City a. 100 =
m Tuesdays, Thursdays ana satarsays. arriving
ckARLxs MADISON, Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-24
rvsaErr AsD ssonoxrsn aourH

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hssesids wharf rues1Ays rhueDdsvs -
eatur1Ays 81 . m ter Edmsnas, hakftDs. 70
sfesI NArysviiis. EAss Evsrsts. level ana sac.
he0!sh fAaE TO kvEkETT. SOC; To oxo-
Ho&fsH Soc J. A. HA1FtELD. Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

sJGdenG- OF. nervous diseases, and author
OF many noted treatises on tne lstter subject,
long since TeaIzed the truth OF the first
SS ternenfs and his Restorative Nerviae
h5 prepared on that princIple Its success
70 curing all diseases arising ffcs1 derange-
= ht q the -uervOuS SYSTEM IS wonder
It'll as the thousands Of unsolicited testir.os
nia!S In possession of the company naaaUfac-
slrin- me remedy amply prove.
pr lGitos' Restorative Nerviue Is q reliable
refnedy Tor all nervous diseases, such as
hesdache. nervous debility, prostra ton,
So plSssESSs, d. zinsss hySteria, sexual de-
bllty IT; Eitus dance. epilepsy, etc. 1t IS
soIn oy All druggists on a positive guarantee.
or sent direct by the Dir. Miles MedicaI Co,
pi~hlrt, tnu, on receipt Of price 81 per bot
ti;', SIX bottles fof -, express Trepaid-
~ -isE1stofi live Nervine positively contains 10
orAutes or dangerous drugs, ~. ..- =.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

Re, - TLat as large
4 .uditrr+9 - > .... ,7e,
er. NVetnment ~ ,n1rrpN rg tht
ba bor~ seis - cat
states and t9e e"r,rnlta- al states
81 the Ohio and Nissi- ppi. He, :
eqn | ty AMI Justice d mand~ sim
lar ppr"priati rs f T public ps,,.s
| IN the i'll re-ion, and that we
Cal on the General Gpverum-nt
or liberal pppr' priation~ for 1T
ng a. q cOnse wing at heir source,
| the waters of the streams and
iivers If the all region. rhi-
being done the reclamation of ard
lands can toe col iuoted 10y the
State o by private euter ptiseS.
Re Owed, That the SILVER
Party If Or Shy Cnuntv endorse
eaes. and every plank Of the plat
form accepted ht Tie liver Party
nf eva0a in the state C"nvehtj,-
held at Calsnn sep. 1. 1894.
I hat it c2ngratulates the vote,
md 1papyers or Ormsby county
upon the faithful and efficient
manner in which the nominees c.
1892 have prrf"rm q the du',ae q.
their ieSpectivei Jfiices, ther~b,
enabling the Silver Party OF Orm
sby to keep every ptedcs made 20 |
the pc p c II the county in It's
party platfo.in prior tu election.
Since the Accession OF the part,
tp the IA tnaGensnt cf cuunt,
affai there have peeH no effici i
'csEdals and no: Investigations 10y
j and Jur'es while the letting ur
aadalent contracts in the inter.
sst of county officials has been
wholly done away with.
Each department OF the Count,
has been honestly
md econ mically maEag-d, win
" sctual saving t. The taxi ayei.
# nearly $4,000 per anuum for
be past two years.
Under these circutnstances rhs-
lvsf Party of Ofnsoy feel iusti
e'i in agai demandi z the sup
"rt OF tie voters and taxpayers
tue cosaty at the ferta-cnminx 6
lee ion.
Resolved, That this PartY IN
ut!IfieiIy indorsos the action oi
.on. John P. Jones ia Withdrawing
ON & party who. while profess
9 To be the friend of Silver in it,
tate platforms, has persistent y ID
lu>ed it's Rep esenta'iyes in We
ongrrs 30 bow - the mandates
Wall StreeA i,
This Convention denounces as -
tinei, lnsaIting and inconsi-t- ~
t. the demand for his resig. -
ii n by the Republican State 'e
.ntrel commits Of Nevada, -
lo.by t eir illogical and imperri. ii.
mt demands for the Withn.rw4l IA
I'm tue Senate CT the United ~
tn continents as ore OF the
ading silver e4pohents Of the -,
ord, n We torn aside the ml~er
lie mask OF mCHometai ism that
$50 long covered the face OF the
'ptb ican party of Nevada. j.
Resolved. !, Ghat shonid. q va 'e
ucy occur in the affic4 Of the q ~
SeEator from this State which 8,
'uld be necessary TO fill at The ye'
xt meeting of the Legislature, .'
That we endorse the able AMI .,
nscientous efforts Of Senator pa
ewart and Congressman New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29
MJlilNi sP2El

b,isl,l everyy n rnin Mon
day excepted
s. p. DAVIS
\ daily neSsptosr l. tied to gen
eral news, political "a. indep n
dent ala s.
Shcs-3scoad Strs oppo osite
Capitol.
Subscription Rt es.
One year by mail SS.
Six months s5.
Three months So
BY carrier rs cents Der week.
Subscriptions must be paid in ad-
vance g.tA
Entered in the Postoffica at Carson
City as second class matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29
SILVER.

We deny the right or authority
of the Government of til United
States t, p iss any law rest,i ting
or a 'gidging the privilege y
citizen t, the free coiuago of ell yer
into standard money at the regal
ratio OF 16 to l, indepeudent OF
any other natl iii. aud we demand
the pal OF II laws denying or
abriigiag that right.
We ass rt that auy law denying
or abri 'gins TIE ri.ht of free
coinage of goli aud silver Into
stal la d macy. at the leg Il rati
OF Ii t. I, iniep ient of all
other NATIONS, is = denial of tn
sov,'sisui y OF the pc pie OF the
United States ds a natl N and in
dep n lent stat. AMI law in re
etraint and riigrm Mt OF pr
due ion and commerce.
W. as ,erL that from 1861 10
1921 incl sive. q period # 81 years
ast pas sed, the Democ atIc party
AMI the Republican party .Lav
made aud administered the law II
this nation; ina that period ha
been rharact. iize / as OF uuiutel-
rupted bouutifdI harNests am
bonutifnf productions tr m all our
great natural re SQUIRE AMI tina
our people ifave maize unp4rallel
cd advanc 81 III ssnL, in ever,
bra 1ch Of n.auufacture n d arti--
anship; th.t thu period has been
one of g-nerni health anu notwith
standing the civi war, a periad of
unparalleled prosperity from 1861
Go 1873. l. 1873 the Repnbltcau II
party passed laws in restraint OF
the coinage OF money denying
IN ntaye to silver, tho mon-y w.
need in the pocket OF every c,tizei.
an Il till II every ST srt. The reca
dence OF silver h rs been steady
gradual and unrelenting as ,h~
gri, OF the gCl standar', Of m ,ney
has closed arouni our industries
and labor and the price OF every
production of labor. by forest,
field, mine ani m4nufactur. have
fal en- parallel with the decadpnce
ef silver. which today is worth less
than so per cent ri It's standard
coinage value at the legal ratio OF
Is to 1.
Three millions OF our people are
Without the e5mfnrts and decsn.I
eles Of life, every industry in oar
nation IL restr .ined, pinohed and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

we thr "etore rec mend to th,
Voters OF he State to vo5s N
on this proposition,
SCHOOLS a#s 81
We are justly proud of the pub
ic s,ools and State University 81
Nevada; we be i've they should
be fostered and protected abo.e all
other institutions, as upon them
rests the serpetuity of the Gov
eInmtnt and the securities of our
liberties, We are in favor OF such
ieE'"lation as will increase the eff
cheney ano rtis- The stan iard Of the
pub ic sc Tools and State University
nntI d thorough education, Wit h
out Expense. is placed within the
reach Il every chi.din Nevada.
We den ounce in the strongest
ems the stitutional amend
7le g 1e SD n ta.Itp tle people
80 ensuing 904:ti5l f,r the rs
vestn -ht.ofschool monies in other
ecucities tn IN q S. Government
or Nevada stale bonds and reco
mmend To the electors of tbs state
tHat The amendment re.errec I
which provides among other thir.Ss
that cur school monies may be il
vested in Il " other bonds than
National and Nevada State be
voted against aud d-feated. and
our mi i '9s OF school money
saved from logs by an unsafe in
vestment.
We lPok to the. Peoples party |
o! America AS the only national |
par y in existepre TODAY honestly |
f"v T III any Of tho above pri !
cipl-a aud reforms, ADD we pledge |
1t the hearty support and CO opet |
ati'n Of the people Of Nevada in is
IF 'rt 30 mAintlin and carry ont |
the same ami tue Dominee OF this |
c c'nveation fox Congressman, ia
the event that he shall have a. |
vote for the Presi tent o. the |
United States as a membe- OF the
House Il Repr sentativ, s, is here
by pl ,dgad to vote or the nominee
Of the Peoples party unless other |
Wise in tructed by the Silver Party |
# ibis Stale
We deman5 the enforcement of |
he interstate Commerce Act |
everywhere.
We a'ein favor Of an amend |
m Mt To the Constitution Of the
United Sta'es providing for the
election of Unitod States Senators
by a direct vote OF The peopls OF
their respective States.
est ictlr of foreign immigsation
an 1 demand the exclusion os pau
pes and contract labor.
The able and efficient services
y s1n atois tewart and tones and
Newlands In the
Congress OF the United states In
behalf OF all interests that promote
ls welfaae Of our. people, are
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

q ed by the demonetizatior .
| silso the great injury of ever
laborer, "ucer and tradeama.
in the natio
The vqiumo:. money in cireh
tion should be SIP oily increase,
aud always pe fully adequate 70
he. requirement. I, busine $
Tha all money sho che a lega
tender for oebts bot public ano
private. That no money should
exist except such .sissued ditectl y
10y the National Government and
no hing should be money but gold
II yer and Government paper. -
We favor the redemption
Government bonds and the prohi
bition Of any further issue thereo
u time of peace. ...#j
We demand the abolition Of Ma
tional b nlls.
We demand the collection of the
Indebted iess Of the Pacific raj wav
companies to the United STATES at
! natures without any extension
# time or change of terms aad
conditi rs.
\ public Office is a public trust
No person or party should be truss
ed who has once vijlated tha
trust Every citizen should ron
tribute 10 the support of the CIV
eminent in proporti N to his
means AMI in accardance with the
o. essity OF good COVE nment, bu:
no G. 'vetnment 81 uld augment
his burden or enlar-e its n-ces-.
ties by unnecessary needless inter
est earring debts making us less
expenditures, or by falling to
PROMPTLY collect what Is justly due
t, whether it be e loan a tax or a
yiiff. !
No grant should be mad Of
public property for any other than
a public purpose, and it is the
iuty OF the Government to secure
o the public the enj j1yment Of the
benefit which WAS the considera
ion af the grant, or declare it for
ieited.
r We demand Government owner
ship Of telegraph lines and Gov
srnment subsidized railroads. =
LABOR.
We demand hat no law shal. !
'e enacted restra Mug or ahliig,
- t eveloDmedIs of OR ma.
ur Il resources and We guarantee
- 'he peop's freeoom or pursuit
nd the iuaiienabIe rIgh TO ell jov
he full val1e Of all property that
heir labor prpdu ed. We hold /
r as one. o. tile 'ruisms Of human
NIstenc' aai 10 >tern prog .es5
nd enterp lse. that capital ami I
ibor sd0uli go hanii in hand In
he general advaucemenJ, happi
es AID god OF this gre4t con
l0nwealtn. The refure we claim {
raj capital aai LABOR shDuld :
tnd on an equa! I otlng hefo,e g Y
10 law, and That the labo, e.
honid al Ways r9''eiva .. fair Gem c
. n~ation f.r II fair days work, =
'hat both uapit Il and lator ha ve !
he Iego: ann 'nq urstlorahle c
iGh. To org nize for mutual pro i
sciian aud ee +. - SEW alton. a
We believe that q natioual an, {
I .te Board nf Ltpnr Cotnmiss- I
'ners 7houl ! be created 10y law C
ad mad elective by the people, t
, whom all qursiiou-, III dispu-. v
etween capita .,nd Labor should I
q referred aud thai Co IL rattle. t
ncerned be Compelled to arbi- b
- e an that tn decisiC u OF such | O
oard OF Labor Com,ui ssloners be v
nal and binding alike on the en- .
over and rmpio, ca.
TO rAE LAWS REQUIRED
By ALL.
NE deuouDce a. or ninai suS- n
'ensipn OF the la OF Corcres [
V The President, such as the our e
1asing clau E % the S Sherman h
ulll"n PuIchasiLg Act: the t
cary Act. Prov mig tor the d -
Ortation ot u ,eg tered Chimes,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29
Pll!i)tl AL R3S)ll SiOnS
Of the a
a e9ada..
r...'p.tEo is,,.Jn.)S,.

The Silver p lr!y OF Nevada in
coward N asse NO ed at Carson
City, ou tn 4th day .of Sept ,mber
1874. declare taat platforms
sh III assert cirdfaal principles
OF politi: Al ftith c)ncerni ~ q les
tions of political interest aad pres.
ent moment thout eqri~ 3catlon
or eva ion. We heid tht.u hist ny
has demonstrated that these
pnncpl are tight sni equitable
aad their obst rvauce necessary to
SEQ ire tas welfare and Individual
happiness FOR wnioh this Govern
Gnnent was established.
SILVER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

sa e'f Elective Franchise de
tru' tiv = ef our lib tiles ah
treason to our GJvernment. We
demand th. disfr tnchi ,enent of
H,th parties % thu crime and tie
puni-hmert of the pri-,ner by Il e
and impris nnent. The fra chise
once sold shall be gone forever.
LOTTERIES.
b The es tablishmt Mt of a |, t+ery
IN this State would be a blot upo
the pe"ple aud would result in
hnanciai aud moral degradation.
Eher e fore, in the Iapgu&ge of our
constitution. mo lottery tick,
shall De authorized ny this State,
nor sha the sale OF lottery ticket,
be al owed.' We condemn III
equal terms ali IeaIsl;1u r
this State whic have attemp5e q
to legislate or authorize lotte les |
"r the sale of lottery tickets.
We are unalterably opposed t.. |
the ratification of the prop, sed |
To Section |, Art Gle !
Ii Of the cos stitation pf our STATE
wherein IT Ignores ali questions #
mue-ty tc Ders rs who after a.
riving 1T tho aga or righteen years
rear arms ega nst lie Uuited
States Government, for the reason
hat the same Is u1America in
spirit and contrary to the elem
ency already extended Is such
persons for ~yer tni ty wears, aui
We tn" "etore rec mend to the
''ers OF he State to vots N II
n this proposition,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29
SDRR0GSDEA. 81 MTSTERYg
q Great Mistake.

A rec, mt discovery is. chat headache.
olzzinesS'- aulIness. confusion of the mind
etc., are due to arrangement of the nerve
centers which supply the brain with ne-zo
force; that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia.
Mind In stomach. etc. arise from the derango-
nnent of the nerve centers supplying these or
-aTs with nerve fluid or force This fS like Wis,
true OF many diseases of the heart and ,vaEpy,
f1e nerve sySteTa Is like a TELEGRAPH system
AZ Will be seen By tho accom- nnanYiny
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

u J ne little
hfte lines re
5he nerves which
convey the nerve
L = g from { IA o
nerve centers to
every part OF the
body. just as the
5lec ric current is
conveyed along
/ b 8 telegraph
wires to very
station. large or
small. Ordinary
physicians faiito
regard this fact;
instead Of treat
ing the nerve CEN
te-S for the cause
oi the disorders
arising therefrom
1 ey SPe q { the
part affected.
franklin Miles,
~ D., LII B.. the
highly celebrated
s pee ia:ist and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29
Total SI3Ss

Jos ph !. I-apI ths following d
Sc Sc ID d prone ty: T1eE35 IS. W. aud
va 3 q. l.. Of -. %, Township Is "
ne 20 T. l8T ncres s3oJ.oo f-..s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

"e deuouDce a. or minai sus-
Pension OF the la OF Corcres
ov The President, such as he our
chasing clau E % the S lermaD
Bullion PuIchasiLg Act: the
Geary Act. Prov 'ing TOR the d -
portatipn ot u ,eg tered Chimes,
" hen its constituti ~ iityllla- been
affirmed by the 8 ,t,r me conrt.
and his ne2le s,ni :. fus, TO en-
force the Anti Trust and Inter
state scomnercs Ats aRairst
y eaitny offenders.
ELECrivE ia xciIfsE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29
To5ai

TOtsi SO
II nn. - o lin: All the following de
Sc1hgd r'pe ): G-e, 4',AI cam
"nence'ng 4 f,e. s Of y W. CO -rsr of. hlot.k
o. .. -'-G~ss 2IE-- "f c ,r<on : u, running
heacs south 40 f.et; "a nee ca Az feet:
'hs"ce rC' 41fs t;tneaco we 44s{ fe
10 ia fbeIihnins, ,mall 1--we ling 9.0s
---- .---. -...--- ..-..-..-. 8 50
F"A lax -.-.... -. ........ ..-- 800
10 ps cent cling iency -..........- 10.
C's' Of ia ar isi"g -.---.-.,-.,,..., s.O2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29
Total $3.50

Banch Silver Mining Co.. sad the fca
wing des'' Ioe prOpert inproveme EFT,
Iu te on md bou the Ayers &, Ho.kins
Min 80 sIst'ng OF 3 >ardiny II ,u,e sl.-
III and hL' ding AT the mouIl OF he
up er an "er tunnels Incline, and
al other Improve ents. s25o.og
Tan
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

TOT Il u 10
H. Fnistone and the fsIlowil described
oro 'e'ty; IN It portiOa of the n. W. vat
$50 T. IoWn'hie IL N. Range 10 r. which
les In . ms ' county tvacantl sluo 90
10 per cent delinquency Oh
st OF sdve-t sing ........ ono
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

L. u SssVe''s'a AMI ther f llpw.ng. de
zoe ''r"Perty: [ is l aud Blo K !
Chedlcs DIV son (vacsntl 5000
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-12-29

Total 81 20
h''@se q Mrs. z. 4 H'Jnhe''. an the
L'l owing described property; E. ! Of lot
> Block 50. S. and S, Div tsrsu au,,so
) O-uo '>lsS-,
Tx
10 Per cent delinquency
= - Of a',vetJIsin, 90,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREyIrIES.

NEW YoRK. April a--st Augustins's Gath.
ollie church was destroyed BY IRE 40 night.
I4oas StA COO
MusKraoS. Mich, April 9.-Ssven men
we're killed to-day ~ the dnrailinE of a
logging locomotive. twenty Imilss north Of
this city.
sAIraf. ore, April 9.-Ths hrst consrss-
sionsl district republican convention to-
day renominAtsd Herman for congress by
acclamation.
SLOAN rRINos Ak. April a-During .
Wind storm the house OF John eimpson. a
mile north OF here. was blown away and &.
Simpson. a brother. killed.
NIRau, Kan. April A fearful cyclone
passed over the eastern rart OF Greenwood
last night. destroying several houses aud
doing great damage to stock.
RnsroS, April 9-Ths bark Belmont. oi
Bostoa, vent ashore OF Chatham 40 day.
and Can't. Hagan aud siK OF the crew we're
lost. The e.sN OF the Belmont was shipped
az Portland. Ne.
ToRrIANn. ore. April 9.-Hsrvsy A.
HoRue. a ueil-knowH lumber dealer. has
filed o trust dee conveying al his property
TO Thomss Connsll. Hia property IL ssii-
mated % be worth about sea- 90. his IN
dsbtsdness amounts 20 $4,000
Kansas CRY Apail a-rhe trial OF JOS
eph A. smith. . Kansas lawyer aud popu-
lat for orirninal libel. Vas begun IN Kan
sas CAV. Kan. to-day. All she leading
populista OF Kansas have been subpmnaed
a. witnesses. including Gov. Lewelling aud
MIA Ls6ss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
TIE JENKINS INVESTIGATION.
IL Is Begun At MnwauSes-Chief Clark on
the stand.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, April 9. 9.-InVestiRation
into the charges sgainst Judge James q.
jenkins, Of the United States circuit court
began this afternoon al three o'clock.
Chairman BoatneF and Representative
Terry. of ths sab-eom mittee Of the house
judiciary COMMITTEES, having the question
in hand, arrived ~ II o'clock to-day.
Representative Stone. OF PenHsylvanis.
third member of the subcommittee, will
NOT reach Milwaukee for q day or two.
Among labor chiefs here 20 attend the IN
We stigation are Chiefs Sargent. Clark.
Wilkinson, wilkins and Ramsay. Chief
Arthur, OF the brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers. will not be present General
hAnager Ksndriek. of the Northern Pa
eihc, also arrived In the city to-day. The
invsstigatioR will be held In the Unitsd
States oireuit court.
Chairman Boatnsf opened the session BY
giving an outline Of What ths committss
had been Instructed 20 do, Its authority.
etc. CLARK said the road had given en-
ployes notice Of the proposed reduction OF
wages before such sction was taksn. He
had not been served with the Injunction. al
though the United state mashal had hunted
for htm. In regard to wages, ths men. In
one sense, we're working on a scale agreed
upon, and In another sense we're not. The
in juneti had done no harm 90 NortksTn
Pacific employees, bat had bsen harmful 10
workingmen In . general waY. and abridged
their rights.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-10
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
w. N. Davis HeId for the Action OF the
District COurt by Justice VOtaw.

w. N. Davis HsId for the Action OF the
District Court by Justice VotAw.
Last Friday Christine siderman had W
Z Davis, police officer. arrested on the
charge of bAstardy. The complaint was
sworn out in Judge VotAw's court and was
sci for trial yesterday morning. The de-
fendant waived a preliminary hearing aud
was held for the district court being re-
leased On $500 bonds. Last evening be re-
signed frOm the police force
From the story of the complaining wit
ness. 10 seems that she and Davis we're en-
gagged 30 be maTriod. Some months ago.
shortly after the engagement Davis pef-
suadad her 10 60 to his room on some pre-
text Both were living in the same house.
the girl with friends who had known her
long while. while Davis was renting a room
in the same building. According to
ths girls storv when she Went
into his room Davis locked the door
and by force accomplished hia purpose
Two weeks ago she discovered her oOndi-
tion and went TO Davis. who in the mean
time had broken off the engagement, aud
told him that he was the cause Of her con
diton and be must marry her. The anair
dragged along for a couple Of weeks. and
last Friday Davis agreed 10 atone by mar
riaRs ON SATURDAY. bat ks did not keep his
Iromise. Davis acknowledges the truth OF
the girls story in tho main. that he ia the
cause of her condition. that she Was vir
tuouG woman until hs met her. but says he
does not intend 30 be forced into q maE-
riage. Those who know the young woman
say she was girl OF good principle, and
that her story Of the affair borne Qua a. II
is by that OF Davis, is correct. For two
months or more abe has been ont Of work,
and had Is NOT Dsen fof the kindness OF
friends she would have had to depend on
public charity. her health being such IS 20
prevent her from earning her own living.