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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-21

The Governor Holds Militia Under
Orders Pending . Court Decision.
DENVER, March 20-The First regi.
ment of the Colorado National Guard
arrived home from Cripple Greek to-
night, and will be kept under orders
to be ready Tor immediate service
until the police board trouble is
settled. An opinion in the case submitted
by Gov. Waite to the supreme court is not
expected before Friday. Unless the court
gives direct answer to the governors
question Of whether Orr and Martin or
Mullins and Barnes are entitled to the
seats in the board which are in contention,
the governor will not be bound by any
opinion the court may see lit to deliver
and will again take steps to seat his latest
appointees.
Unless the court declares fatty that Orr
and Martin are the rightful commission
ers Gov. Waite proposes TO put Mullins
and Barnes in their places, even if it be
necessary to call out the entire force Of the
militia and all the able-bodied popuiists in
the state.
Capt. Stone Of the police force expects .
renewal of the hostilitics and is making
elaborate preparations for battle. A
strong guard is on at the city hall tonight
and will remain until the present trouble
is ended.
Gov. Waite will file in the district court
an affidavit setting forth that he is respon-
sibie for the organization of the new board,
and demanding that he be included in the
contempt proceedings for violation of the
injunction.
CRIPPLE CREEK, COL. March 20. "A
deputy sheriff this afternoon served war
rants on seventeen miners who are charged
with violating an injunction of the court
The men did not make the least resistance,
and shortly after they were loaded into
coach for Colorado Springs. All is quiet
at the mines. The militia left today.
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Dolly Hamilton. . young woman who
has been stopping at the winsor hotel for
about week, was last night taken to
police headquarters by Officer Lanbseher
and locked up a. insane. She was raving
wildly and thought her path was bese, by
robbers and strewn with mangled police
men. She was given medical treatment
and will have hearing today probably in
the probate court. The hotel people saw
that she has been drinking deeply. smok.
ing unlimited cigarettes aad eating but
little food for week. which msy explain
her condition. They say she came from
Port Angeles.
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Everett Cauneti Proceedings,

EVERETT. March u Special. "A; the
meeting OF the city council last night an
other effort vas made 20 put through the
ordinance looking 10 reorganization Of
the IRE department. but the measure failed
20 Develop sufficient strength. Then an
attempt was made 20 cat the SALARY of
the eaief engineer down from 500 In sEo
per month, huI this was likewise voted
down The new ordinance 20 RESTRAIN
animals from running at large passed
unanimously. The city engineer submit
ted plat as the nes cemetery which, gas
accepted, and he as instructed To Plat thu
grounds IN accordance Herewith.
Authority vas given the ere committee 70
bay another team for the chemical engine
provided TIE present team can De DISPOSED
o. Tie esty attorney Vas instructed 10
take measures 80 ascertain who forged the
name Of Claed Storms in en3ors.nxa eisv
warrant A petition saS presented largely
ssae1 asking the council 10 submit 10
'Ae EeoNls thS question o: ISSUING $40. 90
eeA&s Tor sewer purposes IL VAS referred
- 'ae coaa rns;tee on sewers and drainage.
10 prevent ihe hardening Of the Sab
c1sAaeous tissues OF The scalp and sh~
oosi'erS'lon 81 The hair fol!ieles. which
cause badness. Use Halls Hair Remover.
heFs attsd ana ean repairing: All work
guaranteed Hardy & HILL. Pioneer b.osrs.
eSss ~ xeassns. pare aaftzr fAst t,o.onsr 4
-<fs ass ssA-4zsx IL - ss-ssa pea ef.ck
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NoRrH WELLINGTON, B G.. June 4 leoa
Editor Post-Intelli gencer. Seattle, wash,
Dear Sir: ! have received your Pre-.
MUM map In good order and am hi6Aly
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got your valuable paper free, q vaiae
the map more than the price Of subssEdr
0on. Yours very respectfully D.I
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PxsuAsrrr w.,h AMI, : -

Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
6entlemen: Your map arrived on the II
OF Apri. and after sixty miles, travsl 81
stage from ElIensburg to this place, eant
IN excellent condition. l am wei plenssd
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price for which you give the map to you1
subscribers Most respectfully, Nm
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EAsr ar. cronn. Minn NAV

EAST Or. CIcup, Mimi, May ., III
Post IntelliRencer. Seattle. Wash. !
Gents: The map received in good order
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CIxvrLAup. wash. Feb. : -

Editor Post Intelligencer. Seattle. WoA
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Xooxrsror. Wnsh Fsn. Il r

XooMHsrou, WASH Feb. 8 Ism,
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KoxrsIAu r. O. Nav 10 -

Editor Post Inteiligencer. Seattle. VA
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The Seattle PostInteliigenoer Co, g,
ettle, Wash.--Sirs: received the dnuble
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Bosrox. Nan. Iuna ,a. -

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map Yours truly. RL
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PAIousr CrrY, Wash, May n, fsge

PALousH CirY, WASH, May II, f0a
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, WASH.
Gents: 1 received the map OF the word
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF N

Tho premium map offered b. A.
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bers, old and new, is now to be e.
IN thousands Of homes in the pa.
Northwest That no premium -
offered has given such universal s,s1
faction, % evidenced BY the fo!lovI,,
testimonials which are q few .mc>.
the large number received from a.
who have received the map The,.|
letters are exact copies Of the or;,;.
nails on file in this Office. the IS
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PosI-INTELLioENcER does not feel y
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LAxoIry. w.,h. March 4,

LANGLEY. WASH, March 81, Isl !
attic. Wash.--Gents: I would say that |
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on the sugar schsduis - IL appears In the
bill. believing tbs method Of testing - put
ting dangerous power into ths hands Of
any government officials. Ivousd enntins
the test OF all sugars. raw or refined, 20 the
poisriscoye stone. and thus make The
duties esch should pay"
Aliison suggested she advisahilisy Of hsv.
ing the bill printed In par phlss form.
showing ~ 70 each article In the present
Law the changes made By the honss and
the changes proposed By the senate finance
COMMITTEES. vsncs thought u could o
done.
HswaiI cropped ont again. and George.
IN accordapce with the NOTES given . lev
days sgo, addressed the senate on the tsgai
sspecfs Of Hawaiian Affairs. Al the con-
clusion Of Georges speech the senate
passed . bill authorizing the secretary OF
was TO lend cannon and cannon balls 10
the association having In charge the mon
ument on government land 81 Chicks
manga 10 the Confederate dead buried
there. The senate vent into executive
session and adjourned a. 4 p. m.
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MALorr. ya,h.. March a -

Post-lntelligsncer CO., Seattle. Wei j
Gents: / have received the map and ~
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and buy it Long may the Post-IntelkI
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LUMMf. WASH, Feb. 4 Ia
The Post-1etelligencer, Seattle, Wasb.->)
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Wxsr FEsspALs. WISH

Post.Intelligencsr. Seattle. WASH
sirs: received one Of your premtua
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0NrARIo. Canada. April I, IL
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May II, i0a
Hoet-Intelligencer Co, Seattle, Wash. =
Gentlemen: The map received ana z
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EHrxHPIrsR. Wash, Feb. ia ia
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eeptionally we'll pleased with Il. Il 4 ~
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HOUSE VACANT

For Rent ads. Inserted in the POST
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Wall Paper.

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We offer . very large assortment Of
Gilt Paper 1t l21<c roll and Embossed
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eSss y : <@sAsas. pare saft&r that Coops, &
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ABERDEEN, Wash. Feb. IL -
Post-1nteliigsncer Co., Seattle. Was1.
Hrsmium map received and gsvss pr
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LArAH. Wash. Feb :; -
Post fnteliigencer. Seattle. wsse
Dear Sirs: Map received ia good snsk
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MEADOW. Wash, Feb. 9 - q
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address
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hsfs aitsai sna san repairing; al work
guaranteed. Hardy & Hall, Pioneer block.
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'kFror ~ official count, Que vote Too many.
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Special on
COrSets.

We want - Close out half dozen
lines Of different high-grade and first
class makers Corssts. In the general
assortment We have oil sizes The
prices vary from 40c to $3.50 per pair.
In some makes the cut in price is
snormous-a IS pair for $1a5, 1925
for $3.50. $3.50 for $Lso. 81 for $3.50,
SITS for $l.2a
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Picture Frames.

We make . feature of artistic fran
ing. BRING Us some Of your work.
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Horses, Carriages, &c.

4. FIVE ~EisNICEABLE chunk built, sound
young horses, suitable iarnters. c~Nprcssncn,
EruCt ~ ~ mlIRmUn, irnckmcn; properly
Wholesale hnsin"'s firm disSolving partnership; no
offers rrfu'"l, satisfactory trlel gwen; must sell
Immediately. ON pauy's stable, - south tti
ST., near i"u,1'd ave, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
ACCOUNT sickness. must sell u horses, wagons,
harness. suitable tor any business. 42O fist
10th ~.
\ GuOp HORSE and wagon Tor sale cheap. Al.
dress or call W. ABEL" hl+ West ASth st.
RlAp.ltORSf harness nnd doutlc-Scat car.
rIagc, In good ofdcr. q. FRANK l3l 1th II.
q ALE \ nna top delivery wagon, In hest
order. suitable Tor cruCers, wine merchants, or
express, with pole and shaft; \ bargain for n quick
buyer, also u Sidewalk elevator. Inquire IL
PARK place.
FOR sALEHCuNcrcd furniture truck in good
order. POLE SHAFTS stable 4i3 W. lnth ~,
liOltSE- IN Rcn to harness and saddle aud
boarded large box stall guu'l grass land aud
accommodation For tenn nGdlrcsS ltOOfS,
hoN Ip2 Wurld.
LADY GonI abroad offers Tor sl4O elegant top
%pla,tJn, iiuc harness., ruhe, a.. used. one
month; cost $500, 81. STABLE, III
West IAN ~,
WANTLD-A good, stout Wagon Tor grocery
business Az Is. box ~ Word.
WANTED Cheap second hand doubI. harness;
riAc price. Cash, box 10 World.
WASTED-A broueham and ccslpC; must be q
good condition. Apply 100 West 2oth st.
WILL trade sound single business truck for farm
wagon. or sell. Cheap, box 367 World.
100 CHOICE HORSES FoR sALE at car stables,
corner Butler ST. and Nostrand ave. Brooklyn:
great bargains.
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Flats and APARTMENTS to Let.
u,tv,p,,hsd-w.,, sIye

FRFE TENT To APRtI.-E Elegant apartments OF
3 & I ruons; rents, sl2 TO siJ. Jani,or, 5G8
Ih ave, near ild 81.
HASpSOMI FLATS; all improvements; near
9TH ave. IlaEt Hotel; opposite park irum
So utuSl, 100 year. Apply - W. Doth ST.. or
1888 broadway.
THE b~AIlIDtSfE, 40 to 4S W. 5oth at. -Abso.
lutciy trrprOof n fronting central Park n very
choice apartment to rent. Apply to the ianitor,
THE SOSCY. 40 W. 6Tth St. The RoddAnd. %
w. 5'd 81. desirable apartments, Re" Innitors.
TO tET-aS4 rooms, ftom 50 TO sl5 month. APP.
ply 100 W. 2Sth al.
HAND ROOMS idr culorcd people, from 81 to
SO month. Apply l'O W. "Sthst
unfurnishea North OF i7sth Street.
LEMON AVE. Az, between l3oth h l3lst SITS. 80
, rooms 4 bath, >lS, s2h; free TO May J..
BARNETT h so. ~. l2Hth ST.
WILLIS AVE, liS, near l34th st. b. Flats OF
= lnrYC light decorated rooms e hath; all i'm.
prov cmcnts, 81 10 SlN Inquire of jnnitor.
l31IH 81. 10 " o all ght rooms K bath
near l.; rent t2n-S2E ire" until May l..
BARNETT 4 90, - T., l95'h st.
seth 81. $50 h.. corner wins ave. = fats. 8
rooms rents ST. 4 $50 WntTNEY.
BOTH ST. IN w.-Chcapest Oats In Harlem:
rooms, SIS To SIT.
81. to-3 overlooking enchanting scenery;
hslla heated: millionaire neighborhood. no chill
drsu. reference. e3s W. 1891 st
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Business Opportunities.

sALAHlLp cictlsl!p is Offered t, parry in,,si
ing ~, 900 IN established company; exceptional
G6RPOKATi0N, bon 62S EtookIyn World.
STATE RIGHTS FOR s~lLE-Cab'olnc. the best
and only antitrust and prcserva'vc for wire
S SlCss ck TI2Iy x y y, ' nyaSSS man "5'n'q room a.! %,
TEN DOLLARS will pay for a nvc.iine advertise.
ment. four weeks In 100 n~rst-clsss Illinois
new spapcrs. having 100. coo circulation per week
rates Sdarrss ChiSaso cvspspc Uuion, 10
Spruce st.. New York, for catalogue.
USE GOLD Dust WASHING powder in every branch
OF housecloani"g.
WANTED a partner to assist in handling a
block " real estate. locaicl near Etchtnond. va:
sl5. 100 will secure q quarter interest. $4,000 halt
interest, tho host bank References given and re-
quired, personal attention Of investor preferred.
but not necessary; VIII bear tho closes, scrutiny.
WANTED. seyeral good dirtrict organizers for a
new insurance society having latUat and most
attractive plans, only men NaHurl who can write
nuoiness, handle sue.aecnts & "ith efficient back,
contract. Call or address Royal ueneat Society, )
u-ion square. New York.
WANTED downtown t]rucSlug bus'ngs, or will
buy the work o. good house.
WANTED A single mnn, who understands
trucking, to buy horsc, truck and M re = from
Of said bnFincss; moqt Gavn 800 cash; balance
paid in work: a good cnanrc TO the right man.
huultN" iEN'hlug' u" W''
WANTED, legitimate cash business; 500 to in
vest by young man. AMERICAS. box 3l2
Uptown World.
WANTED immediately, loan 500. Tor which
will return $40 within month; security. I'M
MEDIATE. box 254 World, uptown.
| WELL, the reason you haven't made money Won
haven't had n monopoly ~. $50 gives interest
In article, costs &C.. rStnils Zoe. projected by
patent: monopoly; used In every household.
COMM EltClA Al ENCIIANGE,.I 20 broadway.
soSo AND 500 on time buy elegantly fitted,
good paving cigar store; owner leaving for Eu-
rope; sacrifice; uuinterested management unSat-
isfactory. STRONG, 80 New 81.
$500 Bt'YS one third interest In profitable cash
business: no risk or scheme. Established, box
1874 World.
$500 TO INVEST In any small business; give par
ticulars or no notice taken. ASH. box lol
World.
SG tOO-A great chance for real business man
must understand the business; large hall with
meeting rnoms where the best social clubs meet
long lease and cheap rent for right man. mo
"ARGAIN, Advertising Agency, 3oI Fulton ST..
Brooklyn.
loo CARDS. 81; 300. 81; circulars, till-
heads, envelopes, NC; lowest rates, KEEL
IOGG. 10 Id ave.
10. 900 circulars. 81: 5.o0p cards or billhcai5. 81;
other work equally low We lead In price and
quality, othcr5 follow a trial solicited. Edgar
Printing and Stationery Co. 10 w. 9Th st.
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M usicaI.

nRlISTfC piRnOiurte playing by experienced
teacher, graduate Ieipslc. Conservatory, and
formerly pnpil of :. II, Mills; terms moderate.
Adur"S, Miss D., - Union square.
MANDOLIN, violin Instruction; experienced.
professional, practical, lrOgressiNe, mctloiSi
either residence terms 80. tIOMIE 49, w. 2th.
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Unfurnished Rooms to Let.

CTH AVE. 1872 large uuiurnishrd front
rooms, suitable for drcsSmaker, best locality
low rent.
18TH ST. as E-S roms. 81. 500 f. 18th. Z. 81.
eos +, 18th. . good rpomS s.
18TH 81, 236 W. 2 connecting rooms: bath.
gas; Sl2 per month. O'Gornan.
EAST 32D ST, near 5th ave.
rs foot, 4 .s,oTy house:
very desirable for club or dwelling.
j. ROMAINE BROWN & 20. 80 West nd Ct.
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furnished Rooms TO Let.

one yNm,, so. p" line: !Sroond Tne, ne. n,
IN; lard and SubSoquoa TiDxs. ISc. 10 hne.
No emu ehar2r w Ssadlya
NJ EXTRA CHARGE FOR r-AdNerusemerts
for The World luay Ice left al any American
District Messenger once Ia the city. where the
char sea ~!I Le The same A. those ~ tAo Haio
udics.
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MISS McCABE'S

DANCLNG ACADEMl, classes nov forming At q
Els, iI;h ~. between 9th ave. aud broadway,
Glasses every %sitsInoon aGd evening private les
sons, any hour, 81: waltz guaranteed in six pri-
waite lessons. IS; I lessons. 81; quarter. "a lessons,
IS; lady and gentlemen assistants
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS. SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Beginners at any time. Day or evening.
Special and individual attention given to those
learning the waltz: also the new and fashionable
dances. including Sisge. fancy and character.
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East Side.

East Side,
BowERY. IS, near Canal st. ContauE HoteD-
Nicely furnished roO as; hot 4 cold water, gaA
bath. heat gentlemen; 3Se, nightly, 81 weekly.
LEXINGTON AVE, u, coruer 25th 81. Fur
nlsh,d iron, parlor, -; another pleasant room,
y. Sn
LEXINGTON AVE. 425, corner AID st. Front
4 back pArlor, together or separate; nicely FUR
nlShed,
PARK AVE-, SOL Large room 4 l or 2 bed
rooms; young men or Light Housekeeping; ~
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FurnIshed-Wsat Side.

"
18th sT.-Newiy Furnished oIocm fst., sl2
weekly. Fi.At!G. 242 W. I'D st.
18TH ST. : Neatly furnished 4-roOm dat; s.
weekly. FI.AGG, 242 W. 2sd st.
2.TH ST. II w.-EIesan, parlor floor. /, rooms:
physician or select club; convenience.
PATH ST. 4 little gem, 3 rooms; 81 weekly.
FI.Atit:, 2+l W. I'D st.
39TH ST. 10 w.-Cosy. furnished g. room fiat,
for housekeeping; 81. Janitor
10TH ST, 26l ". Costly furnished 4 room Hat;
rent cheap: lady leaving city. Perkins.
42D ST. 253 W.-Har d someiy furnished or un-
furnished suits: parlor, bedroom l. bath: steam
heat restaurant: shown 2 to !, saturday 10 till l.
9TH ST, 3E3 W. tstation 5pth) Furnished cor
ner hay-window flats, q, rooms. elevator.
steam, hot water, linen, silver, china. kitchen
ware: 500 upward bachelor apartments. 3, 5
rooms, so upward. EDGAR.
ALL LIGHT, well. completely furnished apart
ment, . rooms, bathroom; very desirable; $40.
Janitor. li5 W pS,h 81.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. . rooms & bath,
in first class American 4 European plan hotel,
overlooking Centnl Il Manhattan Parks. Address
ALLISON, apartment 90 Hotel Endicott, Slst St
4 Columbus ave.
ELEGANTLY furnished I a S.room nats; coolest.
choicest ne'ghborhood. near station, park a
river: s5 monthly: shall reduce rent TO t25
during Jaly q August; references. BARTLETT.
lo7 W. loSth St
PRETTILY FURNISHED, s,earn-heated flats
o 4 u rooms, bath: reasonable rent. Janitor.
253 ". 3Hth.
SEVERAL furnished fats. 3 10 = rooms, from
So so TO slS monthly light rooms; all COM
ple,ely s prettily furnished possession.
FI.AGG, 242 w. I'D ST.
piete for housekeeping. Janitor, oG6 9Th ave-,