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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

a Priest to no fensnce for Drinking
Wine In Fancy Society.

Wine In Fancy Society.
Los AxaxLEs, Nov. 23-Father Joseph
Noonan. who has until recently oficiated
Al the altar OF the Church Of our Lady in
this city, has gone TO Europe upon request
OF the superlors IN the church. ia whose
eyes he has committed a grievous sin.
Atinservals for some time hints have
been dropped that the reverend gentleman
looked too much on the wine when il Was
red, and frequsnted Main street restau-
rant, where. Ia the privacy OF the upper
rooms, dainty suppeFs have been served 81
late hours OF which he did not par
take alone. This, with other evil
eeuee ia the possession Of Bishop Mont
somsrv showing that Father Noonsn had
strayed from the narrow path. warranted
the bishop in adIndging the priest guilty
of lansing FROM the teachings CT tile
church. and re vas sentenced 10 do pen
ancs for the space Of two years. which
siras will be spent in the convent q. SaIa-
nanca, Spain. Father Noonsn is veil
known in San Francisco, where he al
tended school IN his noyhood. and whers
one of his relatives a. one time served as
sheriff Of the county.
In his early youth Father Noonan was
known - be fond Of gay company. Among
his friends and sec aaintaaces ~as the en-
bryo worlds champion, James CoT5est.
and il Is part 81 bis private history that be
has hal on IKE gloves with snat nlrable
boxer mere than once, and made not q bad
showing. either. On the expiration Of
Father Noonan's sentence, lie all resurn
and resume his priestiy duties II thIs city,
unless the sapesioEs SHALL GsseEnins other
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Pacific Junior. "a. south Juniors.

game of football will be played st
Madison park grounds this morning at
$50 o'clock between the Pacific School
Juniors and the South School Juniors.
The PAcIlos have been prscticlng hard for
the last week and tbs boys feel assured
that good game vail be played. The
lineup for the Pacific Juniors will be-
Left end. AyeFst: left tackle. Osborne
ieft guard, Russell. center, Campbell /:
right guard. Branagan; right tackle. Tur-
ner: righs end, Davis. left half-baek, Ora
ham; right hali-baek. Gresham; fnIi-back,
Moore: Quarterback. Oliver.
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CONVENTION OF coUSrY CLERKS



Their business Methods.
Inc county clerks Of Washington will
meet at the courthouse in Tacoma, Decern-
Der :. at $50 O'Clock in the morning, for
1he purpose Of organizing and TO discuss
the best methods Of conducting the Offices
County Clerk Thomas ". Gordon. of this
city, Is chairman of the committee on
organization, and has issued the following
circular letter to the various county clerks
OF the state:
have been requested 20 call a meeting
OF the county clerks of Washington for
the same purpose for which the meeting of
july ~, 1884, was intended, viz, to dis
cnss the Old and TO formulate new laws
governing our Offices, TO the end that
proper legislation may be IntelligentIy
urged a. the approaching session of our
state legislature.
1T is desirable 10 have full representa-
ton IN attendance upon that meeting, and
II you have not been reelected. and do not
care TO attend. please urge the attendance
OF your successor"
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BREyirrEs.

st. Johns Lodge tonight. Election.
The Municipal League will hold q meet
ing this evening at the Chamber of Com
merce, beginning at o'clock.
There will be recital by Juvenile pupils
of the elocution and piano departments Of
the Conservatory OF Arts today At ?. IN.
An invitation Is extended TO any who
wish TO attend.
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AMUsEMENrs.


The very successful engagement OF Marie
Heath and her ''Turish Bath" company at
Cordray's theaier will positively close
With tonight's performance. the company
taking Sunday rest preparatory to OPEN
ing for week at Flies opera house in
Tacoma tomorrow night.
A special matinee performance will be
given at o'clock this afternoon for the
benefit OF ladies and children aud, as the
comedy is full of good singing and dane
ing. 1t should prove pleasing to the little
foiks
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TILE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT SATURDAY NOVEMBER "a 1894.

- the chair and took tie h0o-.
Mr. Sovereign then moved that the salary
OF the sran1 master workman be reduced
from 50. so 80 s. SO The motion SIS
unanimously carried. Tie delegates be
gan 20 leave This evening .or their homes.
TIE members Of the executive board will
remain IN the city until the work left On
their hands has been attended 20.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

Mrs. Tytler will give the last Of her series
of lectures on India at the public library
this evening. the subject being India
Under the Empire" She will also speak
to some length on thsosophy, and Of Nine.
Blavatska, whom she knew intima tely in
India The lecture will be illustrated with
a large number of stereoptican views. The
lecture will merit q large audience.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24
New. Prom Alaska.

PoEr TowSsEsp. Nov 2-ISpecial.l-
The steamer Queen. from Alaska tonight.
reports that a steam schooner resembling
the Mischief. of Victoria, is ashore at Sey-
mour nsrrogs. The vessel Is in no danger,
as the beach is soft and sandy.
The Mexico brings no news Of i'm
portance. except the unanimous selection
of Thomas s NOVEL;, prominent Jnneau
mining man, as territorial delegate from
Alaska 10 the next congress
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An Appeal for the Armenian.

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. 23.-The agi,a-
ton in this city on behalf OF the Ar
menians in their native land has taken
the shape of an appeal TO Secretary Ores
ham. asking him 10 protest against the
statements OF Minister Movreyeni, the
Turkish representative at Washington
City. The government 10 further asked to
fully investigate the conditions in Ar
mania
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

Louis Glass. special agent Of the Sunset
Telephone Company. tled another petit
ton with the city clerk yesterday asking
the council TO rescind ordinance No. $3.50,
arbitrarily reducing the rates Of the com
panys charges. Accom- panying the petition
was a liss of thirty-nine names. represent
ing applicants for new phones. which Mr.
Glass declared IL would not pay the com
pany 10 put IN unless she ordinance com
p aimed of he revoked. Mr.. Glass left
Yesterday morning for San Francisco.
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Patterson. ritifai Tale of Woe.

A man calling himself Patterson, who
claims TO have a ranch near Gentralia aud
10 be a member of the Christian church,
has been borrowing money from residents
OF Fremont, Latona and Brooklyn by an
appeal To their sympathies. lie claims TO
have been robbed on his way to this city
aud asks loan OF 81 or Whereabouts 10 help
pay his fare back, promising 10 pay on his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

EyEaKrr. New. 21-tspeclaa liz = re-
portea that the keel wsli lie lad Tor snotheF
whaleback steamer 70 Re 40 seet ioas as
.aan 8. the steamer City Of sseEes' leaves
the barge works here.
Judge Delaney lefs last night for Tacoma
80 MI sail thence for "trip 10 Alaska
General Manager Sisward. Of TIE kFsEe''
..-,sr nia. leaves today for trip to SAn
Francisco.
revl n. MeMAaus died yesterday AFTER
- .stl,s.~ Of SONS five weeks. lie lad
I,vsa here tao years and Was engaged 10
she real estate business The body was
.sns 70 Mission, east Of the mountains
where his brothers reside
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The Rival Poultry shews.

TACOMA. Nov. 2s.-[Spscial. The Ia
coma Poultry Club tonight decided TO hold
its show the same week as the Puget Sound
Poultry Club. at Seattle. January Is TO 10.
Ii is impossible to prevent the clashing of
dates. Seattle will have q special judge
and Tacoma will have the circuit Judge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 23.-The marriage
contract of the car ana Princess Alix
was signed today by M. de Giers. minister
of foreign affairs. and by Count Vorentsoff-
Dachskoff. minister of the imperial court.
The contract makes certain conditiC ms in
favor OF the princess during the life of the
car and in the event of his death.
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Chinese Set an Eu.mpl. for white.

SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. 23-The San Joa-
quin valley railroad project received sub
stantial encouragement today from an I'M
expected source. Manager Leeds. of the
California Traffic Association, received an
unsolicited subscription of 81, 600 from the
Chinese Board of Trade of San Francisco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

Beyond all rivals in ieavening power is
DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder. Gov
eminent analysis gives it loo cubic inches
available carbonic acid gas per ounce,
higher by far than any other baking pow
der known
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NOTABLE DKAD.

pr +. l. Sims. sn eminent physician,
@'s1 AZ Memphis. Tenn. Friday.
sean SlcAies. pAtentee OF the Siekles
AZ IRE engine. died at Port Chester, \.
a. fraay. ~ paralysis. aged 70 years.
- saslncs are used ia almost every city
o Tie United states.
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AEEAL ESTATE pEAL nrcaLLrp.
hfieGs - Ntad the Actions of Fisher.
% aEnrntcd A hseuce

OF lsmented Absence
A1e name OF George e. Fisher. whe cut
4is sNath ia Seattle IN 1880. was men,
sHaea n0m rer % times IN the superior
s-~Fs yes'eTdav. aud the connection was
a. All cess Elementary t. him. The
a'sF eane up in ths case OF Alphees
So sS vs. A. a. Denny, sais - recover
80 s-ieged 20 oe dle on bond in real
ss.a1s deal.
.@s property is situated in the Broad
-. pat ami as sold 20 Fisher s. sgent
IS aunt. Ms Chichester. now resi-
u NeN York. There we're number
- ,oA pi'oailoas attending toe completion
49,. s1s desi. and hna.ly the money was
- e~e& TO Fisher. who in the meantime
s0es - Spokane, uPen condition that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

Dainty as a pretty maiden, delicate as a
rare perfume. delicious as a fresh plucked
fruit. is the food cooked with Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

NEW oslEAxs. Nov. 22-Ths general
assembly OF TIE knighgs Of Labor finally
adjourned this afternoon. Tie next con-
tioa Will be as.d in Washington CITY,
November l.. fsso Previous to
6aa Sdjoarnmens 0raad Master
Workman Sovereign called Mr. Kenny
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ToLrpo. o. Nov. 23--Jossph Bsck. a
leading architect Of this cily. committed
suicide this evening. His body vas found
hanging 10 tree in the woods i've miles
from the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

Is your cookery fAultyf The fault is
not Always with the hour. Look to the
baking powder Use Dr. Prace's and you
will have no trouble.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

By the explosion of boiler in a sawmill
a. Monticello. Ont, Robert McQnarrie ana
Alexander Larrsgh we're killed Otto Hen
erickson had an arm torn off. and James
Powers was seriously hurt
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Four cookery IS faulty the fault is not
aNays Nlth tho 8orF. Look TO the hsk-
,1s powder. se DR.. Prices and all viii
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-24

over COCO tons Of ammonia are used
annually in baking powders. No adulter-
ants OF any Kind IN Dr.. Prlce'..
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nr. PloodeyAa Loesrns. eoahe''sOt % -
.-,sf,,,a.i rainl.ter az the Uos:ea States
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TIE THE Hope
kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FOR R0YS AND GIRLS.

Morning session, a.sa 10 lesa Held ~
Prosrh's aali. NintA sad James stTests
Aftesnooa sesslou. 80 10 70 Held ca Rem
ton Hill, eofnsr OF Rose and Madison strssts
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nExTEa HORTON Co. BANKERS.
INcoaroeArzDlssT
Capital ...,.......-s... .sno,De
Surplus ihgs~s
President ...........w z. Laid.
Vice President .....-... 4. A. Dsnny-
Ma 9g8r ,a-.--vss..sttH =. ~ tHiltisf,
Cashier s+t.ss.ss.f y. X. Van IufL
sight exchange and seisxfaphie transfers ca
New York, Chicago. ~ Pau, san Francisco,
Portland a9d various p0iats IA Washington
Oregon and British Columbia
sight bsiis ol exchanges London avaiiAbis
elssw hefa ia Europe
Collections rnAaa ~ ali polnts on iasorabis
feFms.
Bonds. stocks aud ether valuabias rsceiv ed on
dep0xss Tor safs keeping
n. ". wBEELxR. FREA v. eAHsY, CASH
jobs !. osTKAsBEE. VICE rggA
TUE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
l. Seattle.
DIRECTORS
Lssuder Miller A. Miller.
G. 4. stone 1ohn T. 0ssfandsss
a. W. whcelsr
Corner seeoad aad CtsrFy sts., Seattle Wash.
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Lessons IN -.
FRENCH. MUSIC
AND GE RMAN
Given by Arrangement

REFERENCFS-Rev. David O. Garrett. q.
Mars rectorys MA - :. J Hunt Ymts0w, fake
Washington: Rev. ailaca Nafssag, ia1u TINT.
versity street aud pAfeats OF formsr pupils
For furtret information apply - the MISSES
wiz fERBoURNk, l+l5 Rose street. near Asal.
sAzn- hAAi9a
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Trsia leaves daily sx.............. SIS |. n.
Tran arrives daily a.. ...........s..s..aaa s,
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Principal, Mss wiatesbenrna {F5oeeal Unien
Graduate 81 the Homo aaa ceionsal ira sing
College, L9udoa. Eaziaacl. who hegss Alag
county teachers cert ficats second gfade.
Pupils received az aay time
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eelSr LINES Nora ND SoTfa
Through Train e. xancouvsw
Without Change.
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Fee. payahls Ia advance Tor either sasslonl,
81 per manth.
A sNaIl foe % $50 pcr fnonth VIII re charged
fer kindergarten mAtGfigls, uSe OF Ei4Is and
static arr. Fhe m4tnfis Of teaching are sssd
on PREBELS SYSTEM. watch ls aew being
universally adopted ~ tue best teachers ~
Infants
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-06-21

- '"rs' 7''''h mas a q1""' o' grass
"'nh'"s Tor '".".
james A. + tidy and family Of Troy
are at Toe Lia'aoi mouse
Rev. J, d Adam Of Brooklyn / maxi
los Manchester friends buttuHI
The Ne lber The past feu d.vs hes
h.eg verv~.ru with heavy thunder show
ere Tue.3ay .nsrpooa sod eight.
lame, Zach the B3.t5n uplol,terer
.ts t,vs p.r,le. ui.blos to have work 10
b,. line d ne. ro~ n the time. Call tr
t.,. word Nth O G Fell. seebi,
d., farailufe covering.
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where be Ats his family oil together once
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A d .hsLtiul iiie and the app,tizing
dinner tta' 70 loved were The hsppy be
slunIagt If the v. c I L., Convention
held bere Jaae IS Al l30PH, Mrs Z A
Keuyoo q IovusLeud, slate supetintsu-
Ieut o. t.eL T l. led he opening deyo.
uoaAi ueeuag utesiug, directing the
,booshts = tlose ~ho assembled 10 The
beauty OF cous Grated service lot CLtlst.
The c9ttrtugu sac formally opened by
tie e0ugly Pfeadept, Mfs A + Smith Of
Msbctesur Certrs. Mrs Blackmer. the
.eer-iaV btiLg detained by i,lness Mise
Juas EacE Of Arlington, With the Assis.
lalc- 81 Mr. O Dsv.d.oa vas sproaied
ltsaHaeei oa s.Iad Pare
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uiysa Monday.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-06-21


Mrs. B T. Bowen received word Of
the dcs b of her mother at Rjchf I'd last
Sunday,
The listers commenced tue real estate
apprals ! Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. + NJ. Mellon and b.
F. Peas Of Rutland were IN town over
Sunday.
Mrs Ann Torrey Kendall formerly Of
this place, is visiting here, her home IS
now in Northern Dekots.
The delegates to tie state and dis.
tic convention were ]. NJ, Griffith, Moses
Sheldon aud Charles Williams.
Mr.. Wallace Brock died Thursday
/ I'm after long illness of consumr,
ton. Her tuleral as held on Saturday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-06-21

PERU.
Mrs Emily Smopds is visiting It la
ives ia MlfIboro, Mass
Mies Belle Smonds is ut Dea Smopds
r several weeks.
CLiIirens Day was observed last Sun
day by Interesting exercises with vel
filed ouse.
" b SImonds is repairing bis barnq,
Nh and Mrs John Adams have RET urn
81 ron Manchester.
The close Of the Spring t rm Of school
v,l lie marked by general exercise al
he cl utcA on Friday aitrrnoon June 30
desiRred especially TO illustrate the
met DDS Of teaching in the town. Order
Of exercises will be nearly the same as
that utcd IN cur schools daily, roll call,
Brb'e eIefci e, singlnR (No JG), bow We
read Miss Wtodwards class, how we teach
GsoP rsphy Mi = NbItntys class, singing
lNC b. Tow We spell and teach Grammar
Mi-s CoIburas class, iutermis,io on, singing
(No ID vocal exercise sounds Of the vow.
els aud cousonsuts, how We teach History
George Nhlney's class, how we teach Ar,
Ittmetlc Mus Hspgood's class, rep orts q
teachers Of each school regarding attend
auce, wits etc, singing no. SD, Parts
for tbs other two schools to be sssi9r e.
The 81, fcIses will BE- short but sharp and
it is hoped thst arrangements viii be
made 30 ID st every pupil in town will be
present aud As lDsty Of tie towns people
as possible. The superintendent. Mr N
} HsIe cd iifrs 10 each scbocol that viii
lurpuA fuItSble sltf handsome ei1
ioot hat Iii oped the stan will be
provided 20 lbst the Gage cal eli be re-
souted lL.t DAY aud be flung cat July 4.
Each ,cscbrt j. requested to bring ca, her
register