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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-18

Your own physician win tell you how
con6dentiy phys;cians rely on PAine's c1l.
cry compound - m iuvfgOrat0r md
stfengthsnef for body, NERVES and brain.
II makes psop,s uell
Spring u busy with marvellous rapid
changes In the tissuas 81 the body. Nov n
slime topssmanentiyc cure 1ervoos weak
nesses, neuraigsA, headache and dyspapsta
b. untng FAins's celery compound 70 build
mp healthy tissuee In place Of the diooasod
parts.
paxts Of the heart. liver and kidneys, leas-
ing In tn passaes material for rapid ~
pair, and taking away In its strsam the
used-up. harmful slenentA soon drives
out weakness from thsas organs and ~
stores their healthy functions
PAine's celery compound makeo new,
abundant blood, regulates and feeds worn
ont nerves and builds mp shs strength Of
the hody.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-18

CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =.
FIRST Nakional Bank. q Seattle, ". lob
z. Lyon . aL-Deksnlt end jndemont a
sa@ - -: eig1ed.
Wniiam Tells y Pstriek concanaon--
0rdG psrmittias sheriff - eossses sssurn
Cyrus T. Copeland q N. y. j. K. Bri.-
co. q ux-Order tor writ Of Testitntion
aad bnnA axsd u sum a. @a00: aligned.
4. Fo.tlouis = Co. ". Thomas Bromley
-Irans6errsd 70 criminal departmsnk
y. NcCafty W Charles II. brown q q.
.-Coati1usd - Nay y q cost Of defend
r. ]. Concannon q M. VI James II.
Wooiery et aL-Trans5srrsd - criminal
CITY q seattle ~ ". 4 wllians-co.-
domination suit; verdict giving eompsnan-
ton TO Williams and ). n. Lewis.
1oUITY DxrAR1MU1-LAHaL1Y. :.
Seattle Nsttoaal Bank Va Blaine Ilee-
tr1o Light Il Power Order al
reetine expenditure q funds By rsosivsr:
=. VI. Bolster ~ s D. xinsssury = Il
Order eoadsnins sals q rsai estate;
Fra Paes Tussis ~ Frank Il. Nsysp
q sl-Default, hndiAe 81 fAets, conclu-
e!ons q Law, judgment and decree signed:
plaintiff 01es exhibits A and B.
Thomas Ewing ". w. y. Wilson--Or-
dsr for Scommiasion - TAKE depositioa:
Hiram q. Bond " 0hari4s MsLaehlsn
Of al-Iemporary iujunetion; granted.
4aoOou9all oouthwlek Company ".
BennettHnll Furniture CoUpany-Ordee
direaaing notioe q creditors; signed; order
s:esing petition for hearing Nay -;
Frsdolin wilhelm ~. Kllsn Hedges q
al.-Notion % maks more definite and
cevtatns Withdrawn.
Ellen + etull N John y. etuli-Rs-
otrainiue order; eiened.
Fred = vanslaW ". Americas b. d 4.
Association-Dtsni upoa stipulation;
: fr.mons uinsas conpaay " q. ".
WheoleF-Restfaislne order - eoT hear
Ing Nay -
caNINAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !.
D. w. Davis and J. u. lloyd--rindines
and judgment for defendant; signsd.
Anton Doekman ~ g. u. Iaulkner-
Order granting new trial; eignsd.
Baker 4 Richards N School District 60
-yindinss a. facts; aligned.
Hy Dietrick ". Great Northern railway
Cause continued 70 Asy -
Gosh. Murray 4 90. ". Bethel Bros
John III. Allies O. II. ". Firss National
hank-Dsfsndant given two days 70 dls
Rislto Company ". J. Hlostsrman-
Findings and judgment for plaintj6.
A. FoFiouis 3 Co ". Thomas Bromley
Sealed verdict 70 b. brought In.
r. J. Concannon ~ j. II. WOolery-
Plaintiff permitted 70 amend complaint;
cause continued.
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The cass Of Thomas Eiemins. nominal
propsistoF a. the Peoples thsatsr, charged
with running without theatrical hcense.
the municipal court the greater psrt or
the proceedings the Judge announced that
he would render . decision this morning.
The proceedings were con6ned 10 . long
and hard fought battle hotweon Attorney
John Wiley. Who rsprssentsd the defense,
and City Attorney Wtnstock. - 10 the
complaint from . legal standpoint Mr..
Wiley demurrsd On the ground that there
Vas no alleeaston in the complaint that
Thomas Fism'ng had anything to do with
The liquor . mex 70 the theates. that
u VS. not ssassd that the women In
the houss we're hired BY Mr.. Fleming, or
that they solicited parsons 70 buy liquor.
He claimed that undsr the city ordinancs,
upon which the complaint was based,
thsse allegations vsrs necessafy 20 b
showa. Then he argued thAt there vas
unjust Discrimination against women, -
under the law woman should b allowed
to sngagsin any lawful occupation. saloon
keeping being lawful occupation. In ~
Gard to the 81. 90 Tor . theatrical Mcenss,
uader pssscrihed oonditions. he claimed
that the ordnance could not hold wstsS,
hsoause the amount vas unreasonable
and one of the fundamental principles Of
Law made q necessary that the tar should
b reasonable - to the amount For the
reasons stated be considered that no Of.
fsuse he'd bssn alleged and the dsnurrsf
should b sustainsd.
City Attorney Winstcek commended that
the Same ordinances had besn passsd on by
Judge Lehtsnbsrg In he caae Of Watkins
". the city. whore the city Vas snjoinsd
from collecting similar license and every
point but one had been settled In favor Of
the city. The questions % y discussed
were whether the Law requiring such thsa-
tefs - pay : liosnse a = 900 VS. : reason-
able sxerciss Of - police power vsstsd In
the municipality. and seeoad. whethse II
was Discrimination Against the sexes. A
recent California decision vAs cited 10
show that Ia that state Il Wa held thst
$50 month license for saloon whore
women solicited for drinks va mot exces-
sivs, and that such IN ordnance was
not Discrimination Againss the Sax
such - would amount b . violation
Of the constitution and laws Of. the state.
Mr.. Winstock said that largs proportion
Of criminal cases emanated from such
places and II they we're closed the police
force could b. reduced ten men. From
the three theaters Of this kind IN Seattle
the city would rsesIvs $500, whereas the
cost Of Ten policemen 10 properly control
such plaoes would eost The city - least
t7.3o0
Judge Glasgow teek he dsmusrsr under
advtDement expressing some doubt . 10
decision this morning which would deter
mine the validity Of the ordinance.
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sKCnRrARx msannax.s WAR;.

Lighthouse 1ea1sx Mansoaita Selected
- fake hin Arenas the oeunA.
The lighthouse tender Nanxanita, Capt
Gregory, arrived from Tacoma yesterday
and Lies ~ the Ocean dock, having heen
ordered here 70 await the arrival Of 6ecrs-
tafy Herbert and convey him TO the Port
Orchard dry dock and ether places where
he wishes to 60.
Capt Gregory Gays that ON last Sunday
Port Townsend hsrbor contained rsprs-
sentativss of al the ssasoing vessels In the
different departments Of government sAsv-
Ice. The navy was reprssented by msn-of.
war. both the new and old style. the York
town representing the former and the
Mohican, Alert and Adams the latter.
The fish commission services Was repfs-
sented by the Albatross, the revenue seSv.
ics b. the cutter Corwin, And last, but mot
least, the Manxanita represented the light
house SERVES.
Come surprise has bssn expressed that
the ManSanita was selected by 6ecrstary
Herbert 70 convey him about the Sound
when the revenue Guitar Grant wAs at his
disposal. The reason probably lies In the
fact that the lighthouse services, while
under the treasury department - far q
pay 10 concerned, 10 always under she
direction Of naval officers, who are made
inspectors Of the different districts. Lieut..
]. B. Bitch. assistant inspector Of this dis
trics, arrived last night from Portland and
hes charge Of the ManEanita.
sFAIlnAvU. May lz--(Spscial. 1.-The
citisens Of the bay cities hare determined
70 use every possible effort to induce SEQ
rotary Herbert TO visit Bsllingham bay. II
only Tor few hours- The appointment of
Mayor Slade. Of Whatoom, and several
menhsrs Of the Board Of Trade 10 20 to
Seattle and personally urge the secretary
% come has already been reported, and
Yesterday the city council here appointed
Mayor Clarke 70 50 - the representative
OF the council. and the trustees Of the
Chamhse Of Commerce at special meet
Ing isst evening appointed Maj. Wilkin
and George y. Mayer 10 represent the
chambss. The committees OF the towns
vii, work together In the matter.
sAcnAuU1o. May H.-Sscrssary Her
bert. Miss Herbert Miss Buell., Mrs. Nicou
and Lieut. Rsamy arrived this evening
from Marc Island and spent two hours
Waiting poInts 81 interest hers. They LETT
for the North by way Of Portland and will
return East By the Northern Pacific route.
All the nsmbsss u the party were warm
in shsir expssssioas Of admiration for
California;.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-18

The Jury Oeeaaroe Henrietta Avenue
Public street.
The condemnation suit Of the city
against w. T. Williams. which has occu-
pied the attention Of Judge Osborn sancs
Friday Of last week, was concluded yes
tsrday and given 70 the Jury. They rem
dsrsd shs following special verdict: To the
question OF the court, SIS Henrietta ave-
nue. public ssrsstf" taey answer.
"yss.~
The regular verdict IN the case II - fol-
love-: 1--WE. the jury, do ind and ascsr-
tain the Just compensation % Be paid 70
I'll Of the owners of the lard proposed 70
be taken and for property damaged 70 the
sum Of $500. And " further find and
ascertain that the just compensation TO b
paid TO Henrietta Williams for property 70
b taken and for damages TO her property
s. the sum OF 3l25. and that the Just com.
psnsation to b paid James Hamilton
Lewis for property to b taken and for
damages TO his property, 10 the sum Of
sra"
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A DrAMoND srUD.


story q It's Wssdsrtngs Between HAS
band and I've Wives.
The Jury In tho case Of Charlotte A.
Lord ". James II. Woolsry. sheriff, re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff. which
entitles her TO the diamond stut in con-
trovsrsy, or IL equivalent. 500. The case
Va, q peculiar one. and attracted consid-
erabie attention on its trial Wednesday
afternoon. The plaintiff 10 Lords second
wife. When he lived with his frat wife
vhe secured divorce and $50 Judgment
AGAINST him. While they were stilt living
torethsr Lord had this diamond stud, and
hath becoming hard up the stud was sold
"a Mra McMakin. Who took . bill Of sale
for Il. When Lord Was divorced he mar
ried Mrs. McMakin. and again becoming
hard nm the husband pawned the diamond
ana took the receipt Then wife number
one. learning Of IL levied on the ring to
satisfy her Judgment and wife number
two brought suis ofrspisvin against the
sheriff. who held the ring. with results ~
nntad
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HAVE YOU TRIED ELsClRICTY9
NJ Net Give Up Hope Rscauss Zee Have
Net Heana Relief

There 10 probably nothing ~ digusting
- . sickly specimen Of humanity. BY
this We mean those people who sufIes from
diseases which easily yiald TO electrical
treatment They ara miserable themselves
and make others miserable. Because some
doctors inform you that your case II hops
less does not make 10 %. Take the csso Of
Mr.. Tucker. president Of the Bank Of
Gsnsssse, idaho, who're card we givo b.
low. lt speaks volumes for DR.. Darrinl
GExEssx8, idaho.
DR.. Dsrrin-Dsar Sir: The elsctro-mae.
netio treatment you gave mo tor chronic
catarrh and othAR troubles Of fifteen Year,
standing has proved successful. Yours
truly, II. A. TUCKER
DR.. parrin h permanently located Of
Hotel Stevens, eeattle. Wash. once
hours Tor those unable 20 pay. 10 70 IL ..
m. Those able 10 pay. 10 q m. 70 . p. N.
Sufferers from oil durable. chronic, acute
and private diseases of whatever nature
should call at ones. Examinations free
at the ounce or by letter. Ali casss strictly
confidential. Circulars and question
blanks sent free. Inquiries answered.
N. A-AI cases commencing treatment
before June will be treated at the low
rate 1t . per month until cured, ~.
cspt surgical and complicated casss
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Before puYchasin9 your spring suit -
Riley Bros.. merchant taiiors; suits IS
and IN
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Clearance sals hardware 1t cost Terms
cash. Pacific Hardware Company, al
Yssler avsnue.
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Ga Front st.. Seattle, wasA.

The old established specialists sfs seilI
treating with unsurpassed succeoe 81
Gsntto- Urinary dissaees Of either ser. Ali
Private, Hood. Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cared. Psssond stten-
ton givsa - svsry cass and al durable
eases guarantssd- Charges iew.
Pills, rI6TULA, RECTAL I'll
GERS. STRUCTURES AND vAkICO-
C8LE-Cures guaranteed wtsAeus pain -
dstaation ffco bus nssA
We viii give o. 60 In eoid coin ~
any eass Of vayicocs.s tha3 he's bpen -
cIn b cured by msdioine, slscsxieaey -
sny applianees eT applications tntee1ail1s
exierneaiy or eternally.
6YPHlLFs, 0ON0RRH0A, CLINT,
epsFmatorrhDa. Seminal Weakaess. Ipos
Manherd. Night Emissiens, Dseayed yac.
uitIss, Female Weakness ana ell 1slteato
diserden peculiar - stthW sex positively
eursd. % ws.l - ell fnncsional disor1ess
thas rssais from ycushfui foiiiss - ~ 81
cess q mature pears
Thousands cured BY eosrsspoadsnse. 81
private. and nedscsae sscnseiy poeked
from visu. Plain envelopes used Gend
stampe far reply for qnsstien HI - eau.
Consultation ire. Hours. . - - = -.
tee "a : y u q. ssnaay haza Wte =
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CHARLES B. walsworth IVES before Judge
Hnme, Yesterday on bench warrant for
failure to pay aiimouy 70 his wife, ~
ordered, pending the trial Of the ia,ssr's
.uit far divorce. The Judge dismissed the
dsssndsnt on the ground that the plaintiff
had failed 20 notify the defendant Of the
order Of the court.
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a. % ~ Crsaieeres sele.

Dc 90 Che CRedttossp ealos
o07 Front street. under the Grand hotei.
Dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes sold
et less than manufacturers cost
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Coroner Horton resolved letter ysstsf-
day from William L Trsdord. Of CotsaGs
City, Nass.. making inquiries concerning
the reported death Of Frank o. simpson,
son Of James and Christin simpson. In
Seattle, July. lisa The records Do not
ahov the death Of such perSon.
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The engineers are discussing federation.
Its opponents maintain that Il would
cause the brotherhood to lose it, identity.
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Fifseeu ever.blooming roses for 81 q
Washington Floral Company.
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ORA Shannon have removed 70 Bailey
block, fourth door.
Thomas Olsen took the cath Of allegiance
10 the United States yesterday in the dis-
trict court
County warranta on the various funds
we're issued ysstsl0ay by Auditor TwicA-
ell. akersgating $0oQ
Health Of1csr Palmer reports one cass
of typhoid fevsF In the Seventh ward and
one new case II diphthsria In the Sixth
ward.
Mn. J. n. Hixson vas quite severely
scalded day or two ago by the upsatting
OF kettle of boiling water over her right
shoulder and arm.
Skagit county has dispossd Of &c $loo.-
90 Per cent funding bonds, @ R. VIII
liatns agent foe = II. Rollins + Soma,
having bought the last &o0O0
The weekly Posr-InrRILloENcn con-
tanning the delinquent tai tiss for citysand
county from lS72 70 1891 inclusive. h now
ready and on sale at the publication of1ee.
Thiel's detective service: established
twsnty-ons years. Chamber Of Commerce,
Portland. w. st. n. Barnes. Manages.
Other oficss: St Louis, New York, Chi
eAgo. Dsnvsr. Kansas City. 81 Paul
Have you sssn those SIS suits 70 order q
Riley Bros.f
Fifteen vor.hloomina roses for a. ot
WonhinRton Floral COMPANY
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A certified copy OF . desd from w, r.
Williams q w. to I. n. Morgan vaa flsd
yesterday.
Al Brown sas admitted 70 the bar BY
ynd.s I.nsiey yesterday on The favorable
rerors made 81 the examining COMMITTEES.
An amended complaint Was died ysster-
dsy in the case Of w. II. Norton "a the
Portland Cracker Company, suit TO 70.
cover 500 damages for alleged wrongful
levy.
In the suit Of Davis BroA -. 3: A. Mac
KAY et a., defendants. and Baker q
Richards. intsrvenors. {. -. sheafs. - r.
cover of the Warrington saviaEs bank,
filed his answer to intervention 81 haksr
q Richards
City Clerk Stewart yesterday died with
the couasy clerk a certified copy OF osoi.
nance q sea. Co regulate the manner anu
~ edditaons or Subdivisions OF lands
within The city and plata Of additions 20
the city, II within or without
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The following new cases were conn
nsencsd Ia the superior coart yesterday:
Mary J. Ross W. Henry A. Smifh-Nose
Firsf National Bank ~ Job b Lyon
ana John B. Dsnny-Note.
Cirrus 2. Copeland N ]. \ Bxiseoe en&
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cesierted and such liens mar be en-
~ ~ action at law or suit in equity
= % not think the want OF such an or
4 sea ~ - counsel contend for stands In
ss ssy Of On enforcement of the liens
~ oy the city in these actions.
~ b rirther objected that these suits
pssmainrely brought ~ the improve
xsss.suss Dot com picted. but the proof
Z ~ shss the work WAS accepted by the
ionR before the actions were COM
1ss contsn ton that the work was never
- Pasted IN fact according to the terms
- eontract. has some proof In its sup
49, - ~ appears that the grade Of Fifth
s ~ as shiitsd from time to time in .
ssssnait TO meet the wishes OF all the
ssss.ssy hcsders along the line. This In
s r's. frequent stoppages Of the work and
sfsss.Os pending change OF the contractors
49, ~ meet the requirements of the city
sseyos and committee on streess. The
~ s Pretty clearly shows that when
80 III vas accepted and the contractor
{ npxs..Is sd there were some parss of the
improvement unfinished that
- 49, sTas practically completed by
n Ihls the city might lawfully do
ia. 0usa nothing 10 the contract prica
- 49, = do net ind that any charges
srhs zone oy the city after acceptance
- scea In the assessment roll. II
La asrpeas. however, that something
$780, yards Of dirt were hauled from
kxvs 49, 70 complete a fill that might
exsss-ss con alesed with the wssts from
- 1919 on the line: that this work
ga r. ~ necessary by the grade changes
ns4n.~s setag which the contractor WAS
sa,s q sad Paid an extra charge q, the
asnes - ssnis per yard. There 10 evil
norf - oiue 10 show that ether extra
a<.<sa. uons by and allowed to the con-
& s.s.e. bar 70 wha, ex,eat i not suss,.
- ~ Clear 10 eaaels IA. eonr, Ia maze
- Innate Of its cost
~ 49, ngat OF ali the evidence and
zsnsa r ss-ss'ties. must hold that the work
Il nlSsssss.. stiaiiy completed. The street
@ss The rsQuirsmsnts q Ne
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-25
THREE COMPANIES
Of Confederate Veterans Who Have
 Volunteered for Active Service.

The attention of Camp Hardee, United Confederate Veterans, is directed to the following:
 The following pertons who have volun- teered for active service will meet at Frs wells hall this afternoon at o'clock for the purpose of perfecting an organization and the election of company officers. There are a present :three companies, known as A, B, c, as follows:
 --.- -izi 4.y-- COMPANY A.
 T A Hamilton, T Cain, Marshall, J L Nails, Samuel Ullman, D J MeCord, c Sherrod, w Milner, J F McGloughlin, $ l. Robertson, John F Reed Felix Mont gomery, K A McAdory, N M Chambliss, J Il Riggs. Burns J J w Bpshj M MdmssPn Milis% BeFp'yi | AilI, F'fs0' 'rhomp son, B Nave, w Vann, John Haran, D w Kincannon, k Hewitt k H Elliott, H Bridewel, J Mckee Gould, w Il Reynolds, Joseph Johnston, James Johnston, E c Kelly, W II Worthington, r W Kelly, DrJ Abernathy, T J lick man, " R Houghton.
 COMPANY B.
 Robert Chisolm, Jake Marshall, N " Steele, G M Williams, J M Arnold, J P Fuller, W T Reynolds, Staples, W II James James Allen, s I W Helton, E Joilee, Sylvester Robertson, T J Hagood, J Tarrant, George L Thomas, Dr M M Williams, D l. Bridges, " Drake, J Drake, c w Gassett, Il H Brown, Hugh Kirkman, Dr W H John ston, c F Fouthit, Dr T N Anglin, Is Francis, A A Coleman, George w Cham bers, pr w Cooper, Dr Robert Cotton, L M Cannon, G Hyde, H Dusen berry, George DeWhiting, pr o T Dozier
 COMPANY c.
 BS Dobbins, Charles M Sturgis, John M Dupuy, John William Tayloe, A J Denny, Frank White, Frank V Evans, J G Waite, Fred s Ferguson, W c Ward, Dr w II French, William Walker, B Feaein' James Going, K F Lacey, Joseph Hardie, W H Stanley, M V Henry, John M Martin, Dr Charles Il Jernnigan, Sam Will John T Morton, J Il May, J c Miller, l. Rogan, Walter Ransom, Roden, G Y Hardeman, w Moody, Wesley M Smith, John I've, T Il Pitchford, c L McMillan, J Barron, John A Walker.
 All other veterans who desire to volun- teer, whether members of Camp Hardee or not, can do so by reporting to the adjutant at the Hotel Morris, where they can be en- rolled and assigned 10 companies. By order of k. D. JOHNSTON, W. F. SMITH, Commander. Adjutant.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-25
Fresh bread and candy made daily. 0. w. Cody,3d avenue, next old postoffice. Ie5 / 20
THE WELLMAN EXPEDITION

TO THE ARCTIC REGIONS GIVEN UP AS LOST
 BY KNOWING ONES.
 LONDON, July 24.-Carl Siewers writes 10 the Standard that he is in receipt of advices from Norway that leave little doubt that the Wellman Arctic expedition is lost. Experienced sailors just returned from the Spitzbergen islands say they are of the same opinion, and Colonel Fielding, who accompanied Captain Mares expedition in zette shares this belief. The Pail Mall Ga 1875, is in receipt of similar advices from belief Norway, all confirming the general Tromso, in the fate of the expedition.
 Arctic sailors say that the foe of pack ice in the Arctic seas this summer bas been SD plentiful and dense that no vessels could live after being caught in it. They are unanimously of the opinion that the Ragn Vald Jarl has been crushed in the ice, and believe that the chance of any members of the expedition having been saved is very remote. Even if they managed to get on an ice foe they would be in a dangerous position and not likely to survive long.
 Walter Wellman, Washington news paper correspondent, is at the head of the expedition.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-25

Cole was E6 years old and has been resI- dent of Jefferson county since 1880. He was born in uslzaoosa county. He was a true and faithful officer and was a man in whom all who knew him had the utmost confidence and respect He served four years as deputy under Sheriff Joe Smith l, and his efficiency caused him to be retained by Sheriff Morrow
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-25
H, CHAIRSELL.
1913 and 1915 lst ayenu

1913 and 1915 lst avenue, dealer in corn, oats, bran, hay, cotton seed meal, corn hearts, corn chops and all kinds of feed. Car load wheat just re- ceived. A splendid feed for laying hens and young chick ems. All goods first-class and guaranteed as represented. Send mo your orders.
 Iea Y H. CHAIRSELL. :.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-25
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Award.

The Brazer stock of books, stationery, blank books, Bi- bles, school supplies, etc., is one of the best assortments in the city, and is being rapidly sold at assignee's sale. Please call and supply yourselves at your earliest convenience, and save money. U22 5t